Indicted Union Leaders Must Post New Bonds In Court
In Indianapolis on November 28, fourteen of forty five defendants in the dynamite conspiracy case were ordered to obtain new bonds within a reasonable time or be jailed between trial sessions. Bonds totaling 102000 had been indemnified and deemed invalid. Several defendants including Hockin Smythe and Ray faced county jail confinement for failing to meet bond requirements. Indemnity for Ryan was withdrawn. Hovey faced sharp remarks from Judge Anderson.
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Indianapolis
Herbert S. Hockin
Edward Smythe
James I Ray
Peoria
Anderson
Alfred R. Hovey
Ryan
Charles W. Miller
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Tran Workers
John T. Butler
Frank K. Painter
Omaha
Frank C Webb
New York
Clarence F Yowd
Rochester
William K. Benson
Fast Galway
George Anderson
Peter J Smith
Cleveland
Hiram M Cline
Muncie
Ind’ Smurgeon
Clair Fitzgerald Dies From Football Injuries at Valley
Clair Fitzgerald of the Valley football team died at St. Joseph's hospital after injuries from a game against Benson High School. He tackled Roy Gordon, his head jerked back, and Fitzgerald suffered a broken neck second vertebra. He was son of John Fitzgerald, proprietor of the Reid hotel in Valley, and burial will be in Valley. The Henry Stehler case notes no briefs filed. supreme court may deny a new trial motion, briefs printing at state expense refused.
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Omaha
Clair Fitzgerald
Valley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Benson High School
Clair
Roy Gordon
Bengan High School
Gordon
Fitzgerald
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Fitzgerald
Reid
Henry Stehler
Supreme Court
Madison County
Biebr
Atate
Not Guilty Verdict In Lawrence Strike Leaders Case
In Salem Massachusetts on November 27 the jury found Joseph J Ettor Arturo Giovanitti and Joseph Caruso not guilty of murdering Anna Lopizzo during the Lawrence textile strike riot last winter. The six week long trial ended with thanks from the court as jurors left to cheers from millworkers outside.
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Salem
Mass
Joseph J. Ettor
Arturo Giovannittti
Joseph Caruso
Anna Lopizzo
Lawrence
Gunmen Sentenced to Die in Rosenthal Murder Case
New York dispatch reports gunmen known as Gyp the Blood Whitey Lewis Lefty Louie and Dago Frank were sentenced by Justice Goff to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of January 6 for the murder of Herman Rosenthal.
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New York
Gyp the Blood
Whitey” Lewis
Lefty Louie
Dago Frank
Herman Rosenthal
Goff
Sing Sing
Middle West Bowling tournament cash prizes set at 3700
Six states and over a dozen cities compete in the Middle West Bowling tournament spanning Chicago St Louis Omaha Sioux City Des Moines Ottumwa Waterloo Pueblo Topeka Wichita Lawrence Kan St Joseph Mo Excelsior Springs Mo and Kansas City. Teams contest for cash prizes totaling 3700.
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Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Sioux City
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Pueblo
Topeka
Wichita
Lawrence
Kan
St. Joseph Mo
Excelsior Springs
Jury cannot reach verdict in Gibson murder case
Goshen New York November 27 after more than fourteen hours deliberation the jury in the case of Burton W Gibson charged with the murder of his client Mrs Rosa Menschik Szabo reported to Justice Tompkins that it could not agree on a verdict the jurors were accordingly discharged
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Goshen
M. Y
Burton W. Gibson
Rosa Menschik Szabo
Explosion at Corn Products plant in Waukegan kills workers
An explosion at the Corn Products company dry starch plant in Waukegan Illinois on November 26 killed between three and twelve workers and injured twenty seven. The blast caused about 1000000 in property damage and several injured may die.
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Waukegan, Ill
Corn Products Company
Premier Asquith Hints Ireland Minister Post After Rule Bill
London on November 28 Premier Asquott stated in the house of commons that after the home rule bill had passed there would be a minister who would answer for Ireland but it was impossible to say at present what his precise designation would be.
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London
Asquitt
House of Commons
Ireland
Schrank Sent to Asylum for Roosevelt Shooting
John Schrang shot Roosevelt on October 14 in Milwaukee and was ruled insane. Municipal Judge Backus committed him to the northern hospital for the insane near Oshkosh until cured.
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John Schrang
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Backus
Northern Hospital For
Oshkosh
Snow Hits Texas Plains With 60mph Wind Trip
Snow swept across the Texas panhandle as Amarillo reports a sixty mile an hour wind. The temperature plunged to 25 above zero as the white gales quickly blanketed the plains.
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Amarillo
Tex
The Nebraska Hen and Its Poultry Prowess
Nebraska leads in poultry impact with SBLI estimates of forty three million dollars in 1911 and the US total near seven hundred fifty million. Hens surpass diamond value and rival pianos and cash registers while incubators manufactured in state fuel global chick production. Oregon schools seek to close Nebraska deficit by urging every child to keep twelve hens.
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Nebraska
State Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Kansas
Canada
Civilized World
Globe
Oregon
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nebraska alfalfa feeds New York dairy herds trade
The Omaha Bee notes Nebraska alfalfa is now reaching New York dairymen with about fifty car loads shipped by The Burlington and orders for more. Cost runs around 25 dollars per ton, but dairy profits justify the move as New York buyers pay for feed while Nebraska farmers could supply the market at home. Also a relief ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for sick headaches from stomach disorders.
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Nebraska
New York
Empire State
Burlington
Omaha Bee
Diphtheria Quarantine Hits Ponca as Health Inspector Orders Vaccinations
State Health Inspector Wilson visits Ponca and orders quarantine for five families with about one hundred affected, banning public meetings and church services until the situation improves while urging immediate vaccination of all school children. Nebraska Alumni Lay School Plans report notes about 200 graduates at the Lincoln hotel homecoming banquet urging larger university appropriations, campus extension, a college union, and a dedicated alumni club home funded by graduates.
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Wilson
Ponca
Nebraska
Lincoln Hotel
Farmers Profit From Oklahoma Kafir Corn Push
Oklahoma reports a shift toward kafir corn as drought resistant grain. A Rock Island special train, with USDA experts and bankers, will tour 1 600 miles to lecture farmers on kafir planting and marketing, spurred by bank support and past corn losses.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Rock Island
H. M. Cottrell
Colorado
Milo
State Bankers’ Association
John Fields
United States Department of Agriculture
Death verdict set for New York gunmen in Rosenthal case
Justice Goff announced that the four gunmen convicted of murdering Herman Rosenthal will be sentenced to death on November 26 after arraignment. Following the ruling they will be sent to Sing Sing where ex police lieutenant Charles Becker awaits execution for instigating the shooting.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Justice Goff
Sing Sing
Charles Becker
Bandits Rob Passengers on Milwaukee Train
Two masked men robbed passenger train No 12 between Mystic and Ottumwa and took nearly $350 from two passengers and two employees. Wisconsin hunting accidents show twelve killed and ten seriously injured since Sept 1, with Michigan also seeing frequent fatalities. one county had four men killed in three days for mistaken deer.
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Ottumwa, Ta
Milwaukee Railroad
Mystic
Ottumwa
Northern Woods
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michigan
Prisoner Held Without Bail in Missouri Murder Case
Sedalla Mo Nov 21 Mrs Pansy Ebien Lesh brought from Los Angeles after confessing to killing two Missouri women was arraigned before Justice Leening on first degree murder and held to the criminal court without bond, returning to jail.
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Sedalla
Pansy Ebien Lesh
Los Angeles
Leening
Wesleyan Presidents to Meet in Nebraska
More than 100 Wesleyan school heads will convene in Lincoln early next year marking a historic gathering west of the Mississippi. Chancellor Mulmer announced the Wesleyan presidents senate chose Nebraska for the next meeting, the first time the body meets in the west.
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Wesleyan
United States
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mulmer
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Mississippi River
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