Haywood Case Opens as Darrow Pleads for Justice
Clarence Darrow urged jurors to weigh Haywood’s fate against solid evidence and blasted a press campaign. He accused Hawley of falsehoods, tied the case to labor movement fears, and alleged navy chaplains influenced politics. Navy officials delayed ruling on Chaplain Henry Jones as they review papers.
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Boine
Idaho
Clarence Darrow
William Ds Haywood
Haywood
Orchard
Wight
William D. Haywood
Darrow
Hawley
Attarney
Cmie
Orelland
Dareen
Hud
Breach widens between miners and mine owners in Iron range
Depots, parades, and arrests mark growing tension as Governor Johnson plans a Duluth visit and troops looming. In Hibbing, a mass meeting denounces the strike while Bovey arrests warn of further action. About 12,000 miners amid 4,000 on strike, with docks idle in Duluth Two Harbors and Superior.
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Duluth
Mion
Johnson
Hibbing
Minnesota
Bovey
Citcisena
Virging
Atrikera
St. Paul
Minn
Dev. Johnson
Iron Range
Wood
Iron Country
Bates
St. Louis County
Frank Kellogg
United States Steel Interest
Steel Corporation
Western Federation of Miners
Mesba
Virginia
Pettit, Ming
Sparta
Republic Iron & Steel Co
Kellogg Mine
Biwabik
New York Steel Car
Superior
Isan
Western Federation For Miners
Navy chaplains purchase legislation charges
Norfolk, July 24. Chaplain Harry W. Jonen says every Navy chaplain contributed funds to buy legislation through a lobby for chaplains. He defends himself against charges he does not pay bills and that he corresponded with a woman who placed an ad in a New York paper. He says threats were made to punish a chaplain who did not contribute and that his note was given but not yet paid.
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Hikkins and
Congress
R. OR. Hoes
Norfolk Navy Yard
1. P. Reynolds
Hoes
Washington
Department
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Chaplain Jones
Secretary of the Navy
Newberry
Chaaplain Henry Jones
Hin Detta
Norfolk
United States Navy
Harry W. Jonen
New York
Chaplaine’ Bis Fund
Thresta
Pumba
London waitress receives record tip of 500 dollars
London reports a waitress at Crosby Hall, a well known lunch place, receiving a record tip of 500 dollars as regular patrons gathered before the building’s demolition. The event marks an unprecedented gratuity in the city’s social scene amidst the hall’s final days.
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London
Crosby Hall
Mine Sage
Xen
Tie
Lungheon
Woman Hangs Six Children In Personal Crisis Report
Copenhagen July 24 grief driven by notice of end of services, Mia Nielsen, housekeeper for a Jutland landowner, hangs three of employer’s children and three of her own, then kills herself by travel.
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Copenhagen
Mia
Nielsen
Iikjaer
Jutland
Etployer
Alf
Hraveling
Fire Devastates Large Area Destroying Homes
A major blaze yesterday afternoon burned through roughly one square mile, threatening an estate and destroying nearly five dozen buildings. Quick response and scarce water hindered containment, with several named areas and churches listed among affected properties.
Four Shots Fire in Kenton Barber Shop Feud
Kenton Ohio saw a fatal barber shop quarrel as Clyde Longfellow aged 22 shot his father in law and another man four times before surrendering. The dispute arose from Longfellow and his wife Wdie Pool eloping two years earlier.
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Kenton Barber
Kenton
Clyde Longfellow
Wdie Pool
Widimsday
Longfellow
Geis
Will Keep Japs Out of Canada Protest Looms
Vancouver report notes plans for a large demonstration against Japanese migration. MP G McPherson says Canada is a white country and will stop Japanee arrivals at a border. He wired a protest and vows further drastic steps.
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Canada
Vancouver
Rowle Inland sees union dispute over removals before whistle
A garbled July report details a Union dispute involving painter A. Dubs who was discharged for removing a jumper and overshirt before a whistle. The source mentions Chief Carman Po Le and the Carmen's Union on the Re system, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Rowle Inland
Carman Po le
Henini
A. Dubs
Rioting at the court house forces women to flee
A mob gathered near the court house driving about 2000 people from the area. Molitor family women faced threats from street crowds and were moved to safety while police escorted 14 carriages to Baden Baden.
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Carringes
Rheumatism no excuse for failure to provide alimony
Cleveland. July 4. In Judge Keeler's court a man named Medman sought to excuse alimony nonpayment claiming rheumatism. The judge ruled rheumatism not an excuse, ordered immediate work, and required the husband to pay his wife four dollars weekly.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Revdman
Keeler
Wiens
Cours
Red
Jndee
Medman
Revlon
Rain Interferes With Grand Circuit Race Meet
Detroit July 24 Grand Circuit men were called off today due to rain. The weather disrupted schedule impacting participants and organizers across the meet.
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Detroit
Mrs C W Myers Leads The Contest For Special Credit
Mrs C W Myers of district 3 gains notable early momentum in the first special credit race as ballots pour in amid strenuous campaigning. The grand prize Reo automobile remains a magnet for candidates while rivals like Mrs Keratetter Reldentaugh contend for second place and the field tightens daily.
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Materkl Gine
C. OW. Myers
Keratetter Reldentaugh
One Dies In Sham Fight At Fort Battery Site
A Civil War era report states Private Hammond of the 1000th Company was killed during an attack on fortifications at a New York Battery. Several others were wounded in a chaotic assault as communications broke down, with limited details on injuries and names. The incident involved multiple regiments including the Third and regular units, as the action unfolded in one of the battery pits.
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Lousdin
Bork Bor Cy
Dsland
N. Ys
Conncetout National Guan
Lni
Commet
Hammond
Avtille
Gmin Auch
Railroads study two cent per mile fare plan in New York
Representatives from New York Central Erie Pennsylvania Jersey Central Lake Shore Baltimore and Ohio and Bel? Line meet at Erie president Underwood's office to weigh a proposal to cut passenger rates to two cents a mile. The Central backs it. Pennsylvania is unsure.
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New York
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Jersey Central
Layekiswanna
Haltimore & Oto
Bel Wound Aly Line
Underwood
Paaenger
Engagement Fallout For Mary Gayley Daughter in New York
The Figaro reports a scandal affecting Mary Gayley’s eldest daughter Jam en. The engagement of Count Gb Senni is in question as Vice President of the United States, with the marriage planned at Mr. Gayley’s New York home.
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Paris
Mary M
Gb Senni
Mary
Jamen Gayley
United States
Corpal
Mr. Gayley
New York
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NAVY
Dea
Nower
Anvwd
Court Howe
Watel
Pele
Harper's
Fililay
Marion Mirror
Irs
Sham
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