Militia Guard Lawrence as Textile Strike Flares
Lawrence Mass January 29 1200 militiamen two regiments on guard martial law near total strike escalation. Rioting yesterday saw streetcars attacked an Italian woman killed a patrolman stabbed. Authorities reinforced troops and dispersed street gatherings while strike leader Ettor denounced outdoor meetings and officials planned mill reopenings.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
Massachusetts
Foss
Plains
Arlington Mills
Sweetzer
Everett
Arlington
Pemberton
Joseph J. Etter
Colonel Sweetzer
King George and Queen Mary Arrive in Gibraltar
King George and Queen Mary land at Gibraltar aboard the Medina returning from India where they were crowned emperor and empress. The ship flies half mast for the Duke of Fife's death in Egypt, and the reception program is curtailed as the royal party mourns.
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Associated Press
Gibraltar
George
Mary
Medina
England
India
Duke of Fife
Egypt
Attorney Cowen Reports Near-Fatal Shot Through Window
Attorney A B Cowen says a 38 caliber pistol fired from outside his dining room window near 214 Leigh Street narrowly missed his head. He investigated but saw no shooter or footprints and notified the sheriff with no clues yet.
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A. B. Cowen
Leigh Street
Mr. Cowen
Mob Storms Jail and Hangs Black Suspect in Georgia
A 500 strong mob stormed the Cordele jail and hanged Albert Hamilton, the alleged assailant of a white girl, to a tree. The body was riddled with bullets as troops ordered to quell the riot failed to arrive in time, and jail doors were breached within forty minutes.
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Associated Press
Cordele
Albert Hamilton
U S Steel Plans Relief for Workers
Attorney Reed told a congressional hearing that relief plans for United States Steel Corporation workers are near completion. A stockholders committee is drafting a plan to address criticism of conditions, following a suggestion by Charles M. Cabot of Boston.
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Associated Press
Washington
Reed
United States Steel Corporation
Congressional Investigation
Charles M. Cabot
Boston
San Antonio Area Weather Outlook
For San Antonio and vicinity a tonight and Wednesday fair pattern with frost to near dawn is anticipated. Skies remain clear with light winds and chilly temps, helping frost formation in low-lying areas.
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San Antonio
Weather for Tourists Across Major Cities
Observations at 8 a m show St Louis at 22 with NW wind and Wednesday fair. Chicago at 16 clear with W wind and colder Wednesday. Milwaukee at 20 with snow and NW wind. colder Wednesday. Kansas City 12 clear with NW wind. cold Wednesday. St Paul 2 clear and cold with NW wind. New York 30 cloudy with north wind. snow Wednesday. Boston 20 snowing with north wind. snow tonight and Wednesday. Washington 32 cloudy with north wind. rain or snow Wednesday.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
ST. Paul
New York
Boston
Washington
Statement on AP wire carriage by newspapers restricted
A reader note asserts that no newspaper except the San Antonio Light carries the Associated Press leased wire wholly or partly. The claim lacks basis and remains unsupported by verifiable evidence.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Sai. Antonio
Wilson and Harvey Letters Publish Forgiveness Exchange
The New York Evening Post seeks public release of correspondence between Governor Wilson and Colonel Harvey. Wilson apologizes for past remarks and Harvey recalls offering public service. Wilson replies expressing shame for any hurt and gratitude for support while detailing a busy Washington schedule.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Evening Post
Wilson
Harvey
George Harvey
Washington
Hired Before Dark Help Wanted Ad Pitches The Lieut
Evening job ads in The Lieut promise better help with competitive rates. Employers urged to advertise in The Lieut to avoid incompetency while employees seek improved positions through repeated insertions at one cent per word or four cents per word for multiple postings.
Green Admits Leap Year May Seal Fate
Col Edward H R Green of Texas remarks on New York women and domestic skills before noting leap year could affect his marriage prospects. He criticizes fashionably minded New York women and says he is human enough to consider fate in a western girl's domestic qualifications.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Edward H. R. Green
Texas
Hettie Green
New York
Fifth Avenue
Trial Hurdles Cleared in Sneed Murder Case
Fort Worth Texas January 30 Judge Swayne overruled jurisdiction and indictment challenges in the murder case of Captain Al G Boyce. Cone Johnson sought access to telegrams between A G Boyce Jr Lena Sneed and relatives after Boyce Jr fled with Mrs Sneed. The court granted the motion.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
John Beal Sneed
al G. Boyce
Swayne
Seventeenth District Court
Monahy
Cone Johnson
Tyler
Western Union
Amarillo
Dalhart
A. G. Boyce Jr
Captain Boyce
Young Boyce
Lena Sneed
Taft in Columbus for four speeches and post office dedication
President Taft arrived in Columbus from Cleveland and will stay until tomorrow afternoon for four speeches and the post office dedication. Officials say he is suffering only from a heavy cold, not pneumonia, and will complete his trip as planned.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus
Taft
Cleveland
Columbus Barracks
National Guard
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Akron
Washington
Misunderstanding Ends Road Plan Talks In San Antonio
Telegram from BE Cowper-Thwaite in Mexico reveals a rift between the civic committee and railroad representatives over the final proposition for the English road through San Antonio. The committee reportedly demanded a $50,000 bond and $10,000 cash for options, while rail officials say satisfactory bank backing would suffice to start bond funding. Members cite nervous tension and differing interpretations as the source of the dispute.
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Civic
San Antonio
BE. Cowper- Thwaite
Mexico
Russell
Cowper-Thwaite
Appellate Judge John Bookout Resigns in Dallas
The governor received a late message from Dallas that Judge John Bookout of the court of civil appeals has resigned. He will appoint Charles A. Rasberry of Dallas to succeed Bookout once the resignation is formalized.
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Austin
Tex
Dallas
John Bookout
Court of Civil Appeals
Bookout
Charles A. Rasberry
Moursund Named to Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Seat
Governor Colquitt appoints Anton N. Moursund of Mason County to fill the vacancy created by Judge T D Dobbs resignation effective February 1. Judge Clarence Martin declines the post citing business sacrifices and remains district judge of the Thirty third district.
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Austin
Tex
Martin
Clarence Martin
Judge Martin
Thirty-third District
Democrats Schedule Feb 7 Caucus on Money Trust Probe
Washington January 30 The House Democrats will caucus February 7 to consider a proposed investigation into the money trust. Chairman Henry led the drive for a seven member select committee and secured 25 signatures for the caucus, with opponents pushing to send the measure to the Banking and Currency Committee. The caucus may also address last night’s vote to restore some battleship funding and public buildings appropriations cut earlier.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
House Democrats
Money Trust
Henry
Standing Committee On Banking and Currency
San Antonio Finds Buttermilk Served on Sundays
Ike N. Hartsell, chief liquor permit clerk, reports San Antonio complies with liquor laws. He inspected Sunday operations and found no back door service to customers. The clothing man’s claim that buttermilk can be bought on Sundays was noted and the comptroller was pleased with the result.
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Associated Pro
Austin
Tex
A .S
Ike N. Hartsell
Comptroller’s Department
San Antonio
Hartsell
Lane
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