Hockin Traitor to His Own People Continues Testimony
Jewell outlines Hockin role in a wide conspiracy to blow bridges and attack union sites. He says Hockin provided names, locations, and plans for dynamite storage and the Los Angeles Times bombing. The testimony links Hockin to Burns and details meetings in Detroit and Indianapolis with figures like J J McNamara and J B McNamara.
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Pittsburg
Jewell
Hodckit
Panama
Hockin
Burns
Chicago
Stone
Jewel
Union
McNamaras
Manigal
Schmidt
Caplan
Beaver Bridge
Rochester
Heekin
Peoria
Til
Dyfhamiter
McMenigal
Detroit
Iron Workers’ Fund
J. McNamara
Times
Lynch
Typographical Union
J. J. McNamara
Indianapolis
J. B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
J. B
Kansas City
Toy advertisement fills two-page comic section spread
A two page toy advertisement appears in the comic section today. The feature touts new items, inviting children to explore offerings and prizes.
Santa Claus HQ to Open in Mobile Tomorrow
Advertisement states Ena will host Reiss and serve as Santa Claus headquarters in Mobile tomorrow. A note directs readers to the Comic Section for a big announcement.
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Ena
Reiss
Santa Claus
Mobile
Prevents Arrest of Standard Oil Heads
Washington November 23 Attorney General Wickersham shielded Standard Oil president John D Archbold and other directors from Texas arrest warrants. Indicted by a federal grand jury in Dallas the warrants were sent to New York for federal service. Wickersham ordered no service pending Justice Department review finding insufficient evidence to force removal to Texas.
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Washington
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Texas
Wickersham
Dallas
New York
Departmentof Justice
Archbold
Letters Reveal 1910 11 Plot Details in Burns Case
Readings of letters and messages from Hockin to Jewell outline a conspiracy network in 1910 11. The communications describe operatives including Clancy McNamara Schmidt Caplan and McManigal and note Burns and his son Raymond shielding operations.
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Wanion
Burns
Hockin
Panama
Raymond
Stone
Jewell
Miller
Chicago
Clancy
McNamara
J. B
Schmidt
Caplan
Dakotas
New York
Indianapolis
Toledo
McCarthy
California Building Trades’ Council
California
Louisville
Princeton
Springfield
Ill
W. J. Burns
McManigal
Tiffin
Ohio
Social cabinet of Washington figures in Wilson era
Washington society anticipates the Wilson administration with focus on Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and the wives of cabinet members. Prominent women like Mrs. Burleson and Mrs. Bryan are highlighted for social influence. A broad circle of political supporters and friends shapes the capital’s social tone for four years.
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Washington, & Oo
F Street
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wilsons
Albert
W. J.bryan
Washington
Dolly Madison
McCombs
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Louis Brandeis
Boston
Henry Morganthau
New York
Rudolph Spreckies
San Francisco
Edwar Warrar
New Orleans
Hugh C. Wallace
Washington State
Frederick. Penfield
Thomas Nelson Page
Edward A. Filéne
Wilson
Harry St. George Tuckers
Norfolk
Richmond
Louis M. Coleman
Chattanooga
Armistead Gordons
Staunton
Peyton Cochrans
the Gate Place
Justice
Lamar
Henry ¥. Davis
John Sharp Williams
James . Martine
Thomas B. Gore
Wallace Radcliffe
Bayards
Whitneys
Endicotts
Mannings
Lamars
Carlisles
Hillary Herberts
George Howe
Stone letters outline plans and investigations across cities
Letters from L. P. Stone discuss information on Indianapolis activities and a delayed Times job. They reference Bryce, Burns and his son, and meetings in Chicago Pittsburg and Louisville. A final note mentions locating a plant or explosives and tracing Indianapolis Sun employees.
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L. P. Stone
Indianapolis
Chicago
Bryce
Times
Louisville
Jewell
Panama
Burns
Pittsburg
J. J. McNamara
Indianapolis Sun
Miss Minerva Reminger Recovers From Nervous Prostration
Upper Bern Pennsylvania resident Miss Minerva Reminger writes she suffered years of nervous prostration and poor appetite. After trying multiple remedies she reports Hood's Sarsaparilla brought immediate improvement and she now feels cured full of vitality and blood nourishment.
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Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
Dramatic pleas mark murder case in Salem riot
In Salem Massachusetts two defendants Ettor and Giovannetti pleaded their innocence in the Anna Lopizzo murder amid a riot background. They argued the strike involved agents of mill owners and urged the court to consider their political views. The judge planned to charge the jury Monday and the case was continued.
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Salem
Masc
Joseph Ettor
Arturo Giovannetti
Joseph Carus
Anna Lopizzio
Ettor
Giovannetti
Ittor
Migs Lopizzo
Annie Lopizzo
Opens at Reiss' tomorrow and will be the headquarters of Santa
A local report notes the opening of a new venue at Reiss' tomorrow that will serve as the Santa headquarters. The update highlights the site as a central hub for related community activities and logistics.
Pink Lady musical comedy wows at Mobile Theater
Amusements notes praise for Klaw and Erlanger road production The Pink Lady at the Mobile Theater. Miss Sadae Baugh headlines with Lucie Carter and Tessa Kosta. John E. Young provides much of the laughs with Georgia Harvey and Harry Depp as supporting leads. Despite limited male singing talent, the show remains superb in scale and cast performance.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Mobile Theater
Georgia Harvey
Harry Depp
Bebe
Charles Stone
Rectory of St Matthew's Parish Changing Site
The rectory of Rev. Cather Runne is cleared of its foundation to be moved next week. The new church will be erected on the old rectory site in a Byzantine style and is slated to begin around January first.
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ST Matthew's
St. Matthew's
Cather Runne
Conan Doyle backs England to France tunnel as national asset
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle argues for a tunnel between England and France, praising it as a great national asset for Great Britain. He promotes the project as a landmark achievement that would unify the nations and boost Britain's stature.
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England
France
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Great Britain
Prayer of Turks May Be Answered
The article argues that famine in rail freight cars in the Rhine Westphalia industrial region is due to wartime troop movements. It suggests Austria may push Servia as Tehatalia falters and notes Turkey’s desire for a European conflagration, with conditions in Austria and Russia mirroring prior Balkan tensions.
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Russia
Tehatalia
Austria
Servia
Turkey
Balkan States
McCombs and Adamson Visit Atlanta Editors
National Democratic Committee Chairman William F. McCombs and mayoral secretary Robert Adamson meet Atlanta editors Clark Howell of the Constitution and James R. Gray of the Journal in a series of social calls in Atlanta Georgia.
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ATL Ae Ga
William F. McCombs
National Semiocratic Committee
Robert Adamson
Gaynor
Atlanta
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
James R. Gray
Journal
East Window Fur Display Advertised by Yeend Potter Co
Ad copy notes a fur display in Yeend Potter Co's east window, inviting passersby to see the collection. The terse line hints at a retail promotion aimed at drawing shoppers to view the showcased furs.
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Yeend-Potter Co
Grand Old Man Is Again Honored
York state labor commission objected to the proceedings while resolutions urged twelve hour limits for street railway workers. The Federation of Labor adjourned as Big Bill Haywood assaulted J Mahlon Barnes, sparking a chaotic chase with police intervention nearby in Lincoln Monument Square.
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York
Federation of Labor
Big Bill” Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
J. Mahlon Barnes
Gompers
Ile
Big Bill
Haywood
William Conley
James P. Holland
New York
Lincoln Monument Square
Waywood
Barnes
Debs
Carnegie offer of pensions sparks British satire on monarchy
London Nov 23 Andrew Carnegie proposed pensions for ex presidents and widows drawing U.S. ire while the Pall Mall Gazette notes monarchy avoids such questions. It details Britain’s royal civil list totaling 2.35 million dollars yearly including household expenses and privy purse. The piece humorously questions items labeled works and unappropriated and hints at palace upkeep costs. A local ad notes Yeend Potter Co. sale in their east window.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Pall Mall Gazette
Carnegie
United States
Great Britain
George
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