Roosevelt faced requests for aid amid anti-labor ruling
Washington reports employers likely to petition Roosevelt for relief after labor unions boycott. Attorneys cite the president’s pledge to enforce laws swiftly against labor as against big trusts. If the Supreme Court limits the Sherman Act, AFL could be nearly crippled and unions may seek repeal of the antitrust damages provision.
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Censorship Tightens in Lisbon Amid Unverified Reports
London reports strict censorship in Lisbon after Sunday dispatches halted. Messages claim violence near barracks at the western quarter, refugee arrivals from Oporto, possible executions, and Italy ready to send a warship if Queen Maria Pia departs or the situation worsens.
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Republicans press Roosevelt foes in House clash
In a February Washington session Democrats cheered Roosevelt as they secured a reluctant pledge from Republicans to back measures allied with the president. Bourke Cochran delivered a fiery tribute to law and blasted the opposition’s malefic actions. The House debate highlighted tensions between Speaker Cannon’s camp and Roosevelt supporters as both sides pressed for radical reforms, while Issac Sherwood warned against financial strain from the president’s course.
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Ten Thousand Moors Slain in Battle Near Sesthe
Tangier Morocco Feb 4 Ten thousand Moors were killed or wounded yesterday in a battle with the French near Sesthe according to front reports French casualties about 100. The clash was the fiercest since hostilities began with Morine tribesmen as 25 000 attackers pressed the Gallic force. The uprising caught the French unprepared and nearly annihilated them before they repelled the assault with heavy fire.
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Portugal Mourns Two Royals After Assassination
In a palace chapel the Generalissimo in uniform stands with a captain son as Portugal mourns King Carlos and Crown Prince Louis. The murder triggers martial law, arrests exceed twenty, and promises of constitutional restoration follow the assassination.
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Fire engulfs fifth and sixth Moors as Hiro escapes
The report states that chances of escape were slim as flames erupted from the fifth and sixth Moors and enveloped the Hiro during the incident.
Old friends refuse requisition for suspect in Toledo case
Worth Feb 4. Gov or Charles N. Haskell refused to honor a requisition from Gov or A. L. Harris of Onto for H. P. Crause wanted in Toledo on a charge of obtaining money not fame pretenses. Haskell and Crause are old friends.
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Fire breaks out in seven story Wolff building Chicago
A blaze erupted this afternoon on the fifth floor of the L Wolff and Company seven story office block on Dearborn Street. The flames appeared to originate from an explosion with women escaping from the seventh floor as smoke and alarms spread. Fire crews and investigators are assessing casualties and the extent of damage.
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Prisoner May Die In Court Amid Hysteria
Chicago on February 4 with Mrs Dora McDonald on trial for murder in the Webster Guerin case a dramatic session featured Charles Freudenberg who testified and said he believed McDonald ordered the shooting The defendant cried out that everyone was conspiring against her and demanded to try her own case as her lawyers warned the trial may not continue.
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Engine Falls 100 Feet In Pennsylvania Crash
Pottaville Pa Feb 4 a Pennsylvania passenger train from Shenandoah to Pottaville ran off a broad mountain embankment near Frackville station plunging about 100 feet to a road. The engine and first car parted. coaches stayed on track. Engineer A G Slexfried of Potteville died. fireman Schock escaped by jumping.
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Outlived His Wife One Week After Her Death
Crestline reports J. M. Price a well known Pennsylvania railroad man who died at his home just one week after his wife passed. Price contracted severe cold the day his wife died and his body will be laid beside hers Wednesday afternoon.
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Jail Sentence For Fee Trust Members In Toledo
R A Beard CG Lemmon and Joseph Miller were sentenced to six months in the county jail by Judge Kinkade after appeals on a 1908 conviction for fee trust activity. The original fine was rescinded on remand and the defendants must serve time in jail.
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Just Wants Her Money
London February 4 The Earl of Yar mouth will not resist his wife Ming Alice Thaw of Pittsburg in the suit for annulment of their marriage. Legal advisers report a settlement talks underway and the countess may accept if the offer is reasonable. Trial set for tomorrow.
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Thaw Demands Immediate Release From Matteawan Asylum
Harry Thaw pressed his lawyers to secure his release from the state asylum for the criminally insane. Lawyers plan to seek a writ within days to amend Justice Dowling’s commitment to transfer him to a private institution. Martin W. Littleton doubts Thaw should be moved yet, suggesting a stay of two months may be needed. Thaw fears eventual insanity if kept among other inmates and insists on private care.
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French and Natives Fight Hard Battle in Morocco
Paris reports eight Frenchmen killed and fifty wounded in a gppshot engage ment south of Kasbah Ber Rabat as Colonel Houlegourd's column faced a large Arab force. Lieutenant Ricard of the Third African Chasseurs and several Legionnaires were among the dead. Colonel Pascard wounded. The clash near Chaoufas and Mazamban tribesmen lasted about two hours before French forces, aided by two infantry companies and artillery, repelled the attack and returned to Kasbah Ber Rabid.
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Ohio Republicans decide fate of Feb. 11 primaries
In Ohio most counties will hold the February 11 Republican primaries only where two tickets exist for delegates or separate tickets for county or congressional nominations. The state central committee allowed county committees to call off primaries if only one ticket for state delegates is filed and no other delegates are chosen. Opposition to Taft tickets appears limited to Toledo Cleveland Knox Seloto and a few others, with disputes over filing legality and local control. Franklin county primaries remained uncertain as rulings awaited further action.
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