Indictment Tangles Four Labor Leaders Linked to Dynamite Plot
Four labor leaders not previously charged were indicted by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles on dynamite conspiracy counts. Olaf Tveitmoe Antone Johannssen J E Munsey and E A Clancy face charges with McNamaras and Ortie McManigal. Bail set at 5000 each. arraignment slated for Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Federal Grand Jury
Treitmoe
Johannssen
Munsey
United States
Charles Owen
Job Harriman
Lecompte Davis
McNamaras
John Murray
E. A. Clancy
Clancy
Ortie McManigal
David Caplan
M. A. Schmidt
Caplan
Schmidt
J. B. McNamara
Giant Powder Company
Times
McNamara
Llewellyn Iron Works Pb
United States District
Olin Welborn
Clarence Darrow
J. H. Ryckman
Davis
Tveitmoe
San Francisco
McCormick
Ife
Federal
John Doe
Angeles County Grand Jury
Arthur Veatch
Los Angeles County
Veatch
Oscar Lawler
Lawler leaves with district attorney for Indianapolis inquiry
A grand jury considers the Lawler case as District Attorney Fredericks travels to Indianapolis to aid investigations. Treatmoe received a telegram from Mayor McCarthy of San Francisco confessing innocence amid federal involvement and the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers records in Indianapolis feed the indictments.
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Olaf Tveitmoe
San Francisco
California State Building Trades Council
Asiatic Exclusion League
P. McCarthy
Antone Johannssen
Corte Madera
Cal
State Building Trades Council
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Utah
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Lawler
Fredericks
Indianapolis
Treatmoe
McCarthy
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
American Central Life
J. J. McNamara
Treitmoe
Clancy
Munsey
Preliminary meeting set to discuss $40 million railway project
Letters to presidents of business groups set for 4 PM next Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. The San Antonio Rockport and Mexico Railway proposes a $40,000,000 development with SA’s share to be determined. Committees from Real Estate Exchange and Young Men's Business League named. others expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Wolff
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio, Rockport & Mexico Railway Company
San Antonio
The
Real Estate Exchange
Young Men's Business League
R. H. Wester
H. C. King
C. QO. Austin
T. N. Smith
J. Herbert Compton
Dick Terrell
Wallace Newton
Arthur Muir
Albert Steves Jr
Railroad
Board of Aldermen
Sudden Cold Wave Drops San Antonio Temperatures
A rapid temperature plunge in San Antonio and nearby areas from 70 degrees yesterday afternoon to 48 degrees by 1 am, with the mercury beginning to fall at 11 pm after a day of summer warmth and a swift shift to winter-like conditions across the region.
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San Antonio
Red River
Gulf of Mexico
Urge Highway League Members to Pay Poll Taxes for Roads
Bexar County Highway League directs letters to about 500 members urging payment of poll taxes to support candidates favoring better streets and road improvements. Delinquent members will be contacted. accounts unpaid by January 10 go to a collector. A luncheon for directors is planned at the St. Anthony hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County Highway League
Highway League
Real Estate Exchange
League
W. A. Hering
J. Herbert Compton
H. P. Street
Lloyd Spencer
Plaza Theater
J. W. Warren
Taft Advocates Arbitration and Dollar Diplomacy
President Taft presses arbitration as path to peace and endorses dollar diplomacy. He outlines a plan for an international arbitral court to settle disputes, cites England and France treaties as first steps, and urges broader ratification to reduce armaments and war costs. Oscar Straus echoes call for senate approval and a wider peace entente.
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South
Central America
Honduras
Nicaragua
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
England
France
Taft
Feta
Senate
Elihu Root
Brooklyn
University Club
Washington
Oscar
Straus
Mr. Straus
Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
Edward Grey
Congress
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
House
David Jayne Hill
Germany
McNamara Brothers
Chicago
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Jay Gould
Annie Douglass Graham
Hawaii
New York
Bangor
Kwangtung
Juarez
J. M. Dickinson
Henry L. Stimson
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Diaz
Tobacco Trust
W. E. D. Stokes
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Vincennes
Captain Princeteau
M. LaMartin
M. Raparenrauver
Saptverenty
King George of England
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Kyrle Bellew
Changhai
Yangsze-Kiang River
Cal P. Rodgers
Pasadena
Cal
Pacific Coast
Ambassador Guild
St. Petersburg
Russia
Persia
W. Morgan Shuster
Tripoli
United States Circuit Court
Caceres
Santo Domingo
Henry Clay Beattie
Mildred Sherman
Lord Campys
Rome
Gulilty
King George
India
McNamara
John J
Investigation Board
Maine
Briceville
Tenn
Durbar
King George Emperor
Republican National Committee
Sulzer
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Margaret McKim
London
Curtiss Guild
John Bigelow
America
Tabriz
General Reyes
Monterey
Free trial package promises clear skin from Stuart’s Wafers
An advertisement claims Stuart's Calcium Wafers purge blood to cure pimples blackheads and eczema. It promises a free trial package upon sending name and address from readers and notes a regular 50 cent bottle afterward. The copy emphasizes quick results in five days and urges purchase through the F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
La Follette Tours Tafts Home City In Ohio Speech
In Cincinnati a rain flooded evening drew over three thousand to Music Hall to hear Senator La Follette of Wisconsin rail against trusts and labor unions. He argued courts protect investors in trusts while punishing unions with triple damages, calling for fairer treatment of workers and investors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Music Hall
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Twenty Nine Charges Against One Man in Bexar County
Billy Wilson alias Ainsworth, a 34 year old white man, faces the largest number of felony charges filed against a single defendant in Bexar county. Twenty nine affidavits accuse forgery or passing forged instruments in Justice Umscheid's court. Police say forged checks for four to ten dollars were handed to San Antonians for small purchases, with the payer receiving the difference.
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Green, Stowe and Knaus
Billy Wilson
Ainsworth
Bexar County
Justice Umscheid
Wilson
Bank Robber Shoots Bank President in Centralia
Lawrence Barr 73, president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Centralia, is killed after a struggle in front of the bank. A robber fired three times before being captured by a clerk Claud Krettf, two transients, and others who rushed to subdue him.
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Centralia
Wash
Lawrence Barr
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Centralia
Claud Krettf
Year 1911 Diary of Global Turmoil and Aviation Feats
A chronicle of 1911 events covers Mexican revolution echoes near the U S, rising reform efforts, the McNamara case, and a surge in aviation led by Atwood and Rodgers. Notable entries include Taft’s policies, the Triangle fire aftermath, and speeding global shifts across politics, industry, and science.
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America
Atwood
St. Louis
New York
Rodgers
Pasadena
California
Juan Estrada
Nicaragua
Taft
Estrada
W. E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Elkins
West Virginia
Tobacco Trust
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Panama Canal
Arkansas
Camden
N. J
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Secretary of Treasury
David Graham ‘Phillips
House of Representatives
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charles
Vivien Gould Cavers
Lore Decies
England
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Asquith
House of
Senate
U. S
San Antonio
Mexican
Viterbo
Italy
Supreme Court
Triangle Shirt Waist Company
Asch
Drillers Reach Large Subterranean Lake Near City
Drillers sinking a well in the Lady of the Lake gardens report penetrating a major subterranean lake among the largest found in artesian drilling. At 820 feet a strong water flow was hit, now at 920 feet with water-bearing rock the entire depth. The flow can wash away drill point chippings and operations will extend at least 100 feet further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady of the Lake Gardens
Opera society plans grand greeting at Maverick hotel
Arthur Berry and Pranglin, registered at the Maverick hotel in Pearsall, arrived yesterday to greet the grand opera presentation The Girl of the Golden West. The scene hints at a social event connected to a traveling company and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Arthur
Pranglin
Maverick Hotel
Pearsall
New Texas Farm Company Formed With St Louis Investors
Garland B. Miller and Ed C. Lasater align with St Louis capitalists to develop a 62 000 acre tract near Falfurrias. The Cowell Miller Texas Farms Co organized in St Louis with 300 000 capital, Miller as vice president and treasurer Lasater as director member. Main offices in St Louis. Land sold in 40 and 80 acre parcels with company facilities for scientific husbandry.
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Garland Miller
Ed Lasater
St. Louis
Garland B. Miller
Texas
Ed C. Lasater
Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas
Vicini of
Falfurrias
Miller
Mr. Lasater
Cowell-Miller Texas Farms Company
St. Loui
Saland
Contreland
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Washington Institute
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Andre Beau
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Belgium
Holland
Harvard-Yale
Geeveren
Oxford-Cambridge
Lonon
Prince of Wales
London Dock
Manchester
N. Y
John Jacob Astor
Madeline Talmage
H. H. Hilton
Apawamis Links
Stolypin
Kiev
West
Liberte
Toulon
Turkey
Austin
Winfield
Schley
Republic of China
Wu Chang
John Marshall Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Eugene Ely
Mason
Georgia
C. W. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Frank W. Sanford
Holy Ghosters
Portland
Chinese National Assembly
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Reginald McKenna
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Joseph Pulitzer
Cardinals
Ociety
Grand Opera
Southwest
Henry W. Savage
Mme
Irma Dallassy
Minnie
Johnson
Henri Barran
Dick Johnson
Jack Rance
William Beck
Wowkle
Edmee de Dreux
Miss Dallassy
Sonora
Lewys James
Mr. Savage
Giorgio Polacco
Ceasar Sodero
Gea
Wallace Bros
Babcock
North Side Main Plaza
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