Contempt ruling upheld in Buck Stove case
The DC Court of Appeals affirmed Justice Wright's contempt judgment against Gompers Mitchell and Morrison for failing to honor the Buck Stove and Range injunction. Sentences ranged from six months to a year in jail, with the federation planning an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court and labor leaders vowing continued opposition.
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United Prosa Wirs
Washington
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justce Wright
Supreme Court
Dintelet
van Oredale
Robb
Rhepart
van Oraiale
Organized Labor
America
American Federation of Labor
Bucks Hove & Range Company
St. Louis
1St Federation
Metal Polishers
Bucks Company
Frank Morrison
Wright
Geclion
Supreme Court of
Tho United States
Gompern
Court of Last Resort
Tle
Court of Appoata
Iabor
Labor
United State
Election day in Cleveland amid rough weather
Amid threatening weather voters in Cleveland faced the first four hours of election day with hopeful signs for both parties. Mayor Johnson, seeking a fifth term, avoided releasing figures and remarked I expect to win. In Delaware Ohio a hunting accident left Clyde Cowgill dead when his brother shot while aiming at a rabbit.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Sileot
Delaware
Clyde Cowgill
Tiw
Elwood Cowgill Jr
Cowgill
Demand for Retraction Against Government Report
United Press reports Washington on November 2 that the state department blocked a demand for retraction of an incorrect statement about the Mor want bank, a Monduras controlled institution facing deposits drain and impaired credit. An internal exam found government allegations untrue and the issue involves the Motsant brothers against Monduras' government.
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United Press Wire
Washington
State Department
Gintomlin
Dierlo Omeral
Morwant Bank
Credi
Chergsa
Motsant Brothers
Monduras
Fire Fatal for Pittsburg Mother and Four Children
A Penn Township home fire in Pittsburg claims the life of Mrs Francis Marlow and four of her children as a lamp overturned in the kitchen ignites flames. Brother Clyde saves two younger siblings but perishes with his mother and three others when the second floor collapses. Little Lywle Marlow, eight, escapes with his baby brother as neighbors battle the blaze.
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Stret
Custer-Lysse Marlow
Hone
United Press Wire
Pittsburg
Astother
Francis Marlow
William Marlow
Penn Township
Little Lyele Marlow
Clyde
Clyde Marlow
Wn Marlow
Wiliam Marlow
J Glen Marlow
Alen Marlow
Clyde Rna
Taft Watches New York Polls As Election Guard
Bob Taft son of the president arrives in New York with Yale City Government Club volunteers to guard the city election. He serves with Republican organizers to deter fraud and learns how a regular election is conducted under watch duties led by Stagg Whitin and FB.
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United Preast
New
Whitin
Bob
Waterways session ends as Lakes to Gulf Deep Waterway meet concludes
Informal session today follows adoption of resolutions at close of yesterday's meeting. Delegates will tour New Orleans Harbor for inspection after the convention.
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United Press Wire
New Orleans
Lipton Seeks Modifications to Americas Cup Rules in Arctic Visit
Sir Thomas Lipton visits America and urges changes to the New York Yacht Club's rules for the America's Cup. He aims to allow a challenger yacht that can cross the Atlantic under sail or be converted from a cutter to a long hull, seeking another shot at winning the cup.
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Thomas Lipton
Arnetica Wi
New York Yacht Club
Atlantic Ocean
Gail
Thomas
Womious Beauty To Stand Trial For Murder In Lexington
In Lexington city, Womious Beauty faces trial for murder linked to a long-ago band killing. Mrs. Mary Deaton admits hints pointing to a guilty party, while Ed Callahan’s relatives report election-related tensions as militia feed a burned home scene and telegraph lines are cut.
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Lexington
Mary Deaton
Had Callahan
Deaton
Lexington Company of State Milita
Cinekerteville
Jackson
Ed Callahan
United Presa
Paris Rumors Heat Up Over Feud and Steinheil Confession
United Press dispatch from Paris reports rumors surrounding the trial of Mae Blehhell a noted Paris beauty and the poisoning death of President Faure. Marianne Brelnhell is slated for her husband’s memory and Madame Steinheil presses a forthcoming confession while her attorney disputes the evidence and authorities question the case.
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United Prea Wire
Pari
Pratce
Mae
Mame Blelihell
Tanoun
Marianne Brelnhell
Toftenan
Paris
France
Pelix Faure
Madame Steinhelse
Baure
Steinhell
Lili
Calmy Murd ers Little Playmate in Feud
Report from United Prom Wire on a fatal home killing amid a yearlong feud between the Stewart and another family. Beatie and Weal note the suspect, Rammel Stewart, confessed after the attack on a younger playmate, then killed the boy and returned to his father. Also mentions impending U S senate appointment and political maneuvering around Governor Burke and Thomas P F Marshall.
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United Prom Wire
Beatie, Weal
Dla
Rammel Stewart
Stewart
Ed Wy
Furgu
Burke
Johnson
Thomas PF. Marshall
Marshall
Fargo
Record Vote Surges In Metropolis Amid Election Wary
Reports from police headquarters describe a record breaking early vote in New York City with long lines before polls, rapid ballots cast in the aristocratic West Side and Bowery areas, and efforts by deputies to safeguard legal voting. Police chief Baker says officers remain at their posts to deter fraud while judges set penalties for illegal voting. Crisp weather aided turnout with a clear sky and mild temperatures.
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Greater New York
United Press
New York
Apello
Upper
Bowery
Poller
Juner Baker
Froude
Wupremt Court
Sermons Too Alike Spark Church Suspicion in Milwaukee
Milwaukee readers question if two candidates for Calvary Protestant church pastor preached identical sermons. Rev. T. I. McConnell of Chicago impressed the congregation most, with Rev. S. Munucke of Mendota also delivering a strong sermon, while Taft visited Colima.
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Milwaukee
Wik
Calvary Pros Deterian Church
Calvary Enured
T. I. McGonnell
Chicago
Rowl
Munucke
Mendota
Kerinon
Earlien
Ie Hey
Mc Connell
Colima Moe
Taft
Pout
M Rooms
Co«mbs
Fragmented Quote From Detroit Free Press Letter
A garbled quote recalls an argument between a man and his wife about a meal during a long trip. The text appears as a scrambled snippet from a Detroit Free Press page, with unclear speakers and missing context.
Wireless on Trains Success Invention Aids Safety
United Prow Wire reports that a Newark to Patterson New Jersey test of a wireless telephone on trains shows promise. The device, attributed to Horod Lacroix of San Antonio Texas, may allow passengers to call distant points and function as an automatic brake when entering a danger zone two miles ahead.
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United Prow Wire
New York
Newark
Patterson
New Jersey
Hrod Lacroix
San Antonio
Texas
Tralia
Loaded Dice Cheating Exposed In Ocean Liner Room
Captain Fortescue, ex United States Army, reveals a gambler using loaded dice in the smoking room of the Kron Princes in Cecite. Four men watch as the cheat is displayed, a threat is issued, and Fortescue warns the gambler away before resigning from a shipboard society. Observers note a possible dispute between the ex-officer and the gambler with Fortescue seen as having the upper hand.
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United Prom Wire
New York
Kron
Cape
Granville Fortescue
United Suites Army
P. J. Linecomb
Rebels Defeated Amid Turmoil Across Regions
Dispatches report rebels defeated while Madrid Tarragona province swept by cyclone causing massive property damage. Lelavant railway depot demolished and lines washed out. New Orleans reports from Bluefields say Managua under provisional government and President Zelaya fleeing, but report unconfirmed.
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Madrid
Terragona
Lelavant
New Orleans
Bluefields
Managua
Niewragts
Zelaya
Wilmington Laborer Shoots Self After Employer Rebuke
In Wilmington on November 2 a dissatisfied car plant worker, Robert Buled, shot himself after being criticized by his employer Leonard Cooper, the car company chauffeur, and died in Delaware hospital. The incident followed a dispute over speeding a motor vehicle.
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United Prose Wire
Wilmington
Del
Hwen Tixie
Robert
Buled
Leonard Cooper
Delaware Hospital
Highwaymen Rob Stage at 150-Mile Route in Caribou
Two masked highwaymen halted the Caribou stage near Caribou along the 150 Mile Route, armed with rifles. Passengers and driver offered little resistance as the attackers reportedly seized about $5,000 in registered mail and valuables. Local authorities pursue leads as the incident shocks Vancouver and surrounding regions.
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Vancouver
Floure
Ciribou
Kidnapped Diaz Agents Seized Villereal Family in Mexico
Reports from St Louis claim Teresa Villereal and Prospero Villereal were arrested in Torreon Mexico amid Diaz regime tensions. Friends say they were active supporters of the Liberal cause and may have been seized while traveling near the border. Many believe they were not in Mexico at the time, potentially remaining in Texas or near the border.
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Low Angelor
Calif
Mexian
Mexico
Dolven
Senorite Villereal
Wald
Hoth
Terowna Viereal
Keyes
Monterey
New
Manuel Sarabia
Revolutioniot
Elgivt
Rs Rele
Lis
United States
Andrew
Teresa
Wilcox
Arizona
el Pass
Toresa
St. Louis
Teresa Villereal
Prospero Villereal
Neui
Torreon
Mexi
Villereal
Ter Oma
Mowt
Bt. Low
Andrea
el Pano
Texas
Antonio
St. Lous
Clothes Afire Girl Burns Tot Death In Kentucky
Owingeville Ky Nov 2 Joni Tevis fourteen housekeeper for her father Thomas Tevis four miles east of the town while attending household duties today stooped near a chair by the fire when her clothes caught fire and she was so badly burned that she died within hours.
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Ee Owingeville
Joni Tevie
Thomas ‘Tevis
Gelae
Fortune Left by Old Sweetheart Parcelled to Widow
Mrs Mack, a widow of Indianapolis, aged 43, travels to Ashville North Carolina to take charge of an estate valued between 40 000 and 50 000 left to her by John Hastings her former sweetheart whom she had refused. She became acquainted with Hastings in Robheville where her son suffered from tuberculosis.
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United Press Wire
Indianapolis
Ind
Aphu Muck
Ashveville
North Carolina
John Hastings
Mack
Hastings
Robheville
Don
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Mitchell
Morrison
Ita
Bob Taft
Sir Thomas Lipton
Steinheil
Roy
Lad
Metropolis
Buffalo
Ransht
Knowton Company
Louis Schroeder
Detroit
Fortescue
Zelaya Mocs
Tommy
Waalin
van Contry Mageadtic
DIAZ
Senorita Villareal
Mer
Torreon Prisones
Mexica
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