Grand jury to convene in McNamara dynamiting case
Los Angeles county grand jury to meet late today to consider new indictments in the McNamara and McManigal dynamiting conspiracies. William J. Ford, assistant district attorney, arrived from Indianapolis with expected evidence from Detective Burns as discussions with District Attorney Fredericks clarify arraignment timing.
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Low Anelen
Cal
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
McNamara Brothers
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles
William J. Ford
Jol
James McNamara
Times
Ford
Fredericks
McNamaras
McManieal
Leo M. Rappaport
International Bridge and Structural Tran Workers’ Association
Rappaport
Justice of the Peace
Judge Bordwell Likely Set to Try McNamara Case
In Los Angeles Maya officials expect Superior Court Judge Walker Bordwell to handle the trials of the indicted McNamara group. No official confirmation yet, but transfers from the original indicting court appear unlikely. Leo M. Rappaport of Indianapolis represents the defense, and arraignment for John and James McNamara and Ortie McManigal is anticipated this week.
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Walker Bordwell
Superior Court
Bordwell
Tredericks
Leo M. Rappaport
Indianapolis
McNamara
Rappaport
John
James McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Railroad Strike Spreads Across Key Shops
The Pennsylvania railroad shop men strike widens as 300 workers at Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago shops join today. Reports say workers on all lines between Pittsburg and Alliance Ohio may walk out, signaling a broader labor action. Judge Curtis Dead at Troy
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Fort Wayne
Chicago Railroad
Alliance, O
Jurors Hear Dying Statement Excluded in Bickel Case
In Olathe Kansas on May 4 Judge J O Rankin ruled that the dying declaration by Miss Florence Peters and her mother's testimony from the preliminary hearing are inadmissible in the Karl Bickel murder case. The jurors will not hear the statement.
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Olathe
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Karl Bickel
Florence
Peters
J. O. Rankin
Peage Negotiations Began By Commissioners
Peace talks opened between the Mexican government and the Francisco Madero Jr led revolutionists across the Rio Grande five miles north of Juarez and Madera camps. Judge Carabajal represents the government while Governor Vasquez Gomez leads the rebels with Madero Jr and advisor Pino Soares.
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Fl Paso
Tex
Revolutonists
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Tocay
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Madera
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Supreme Court of Mexico
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Senor Pino Soares
Congress 10 investigates numerous alleged trusts
Washington May 4 Congress probes widen as inquiries into United States Steel American Sugar Refining and American Woolen corporations join the program. Senate panel opens reinvestigation of Senator Lorimer’s Illinois case amid anti trust focus and house rules consider Stanley Kentucky resolution. Hardwick Georgia backs inquiry into American Sugar Refining. Weeks Massachusetts opposes free list measure amid shoe machinery trust debate.
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Senate Committee
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House Committee On Rules
Hardwick
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Weeks
United States
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Trust
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House
Committee On Military Affairs
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Helm
Curley
Massachusetts
Sweet
Michigan
Graham
Ilinois
Rubey
Missouri
Man killed by Katy flyer in Muskogee
Several hundred people watched C. C. Dudley a former engineer killed by the north bound Katy flyer while attempting to cross the tracks in a buoyant mood. His body was cut in two.
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Oklo
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Dudley
Mitchell Making Good Progress
Kansas City report states Representative A. C. Mitchell of the second Kansas district is making satisfactory progress toward recovery after an operation for stomach trouble performed last Sunday. Medical staff indicated improvement and hopeful outcome.
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Kansas City
A. C. Mitchell
Kansas
Dollar diplomacy urged at peace conference
At the third national peace congress in Baltimore Huntington Wilson and Mrs. Elmer Black outlined dollar diplomacy as a state department effort to expand American business worldwide as a peaceful substitute for conflict. James L. Slayden of Texas critiqued the Monroe doctrine and U S intervention in Mexico, urging restraint and respect for international law.
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Dy Associated Press
Baltimore
State Department of the United States
Huntingtonr Wilson
Third National Peace Congress
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New World Consciousness
Elmer Black
American Peace and Arbitration League
New York
Hague Court
Arbitration
Jamon L. Slayden
Congress
Texas
United States
Stayden
Yderr
South America
Mexico
Slayden
Raynor
Senate
Department of Justice
Jury List Selected for District Court in Vinita
The first regular session of the district court for the new twenty third district will begin in Vinita Monday May 15. There will be no grand jury at this term. The following have been selected for the petit jury panel: Geo M Martin G C Craig Whites N K Warner R W Berry Ross Blevins Tim Shanahan G H Terbush J A Wilson Henry Miller H A Brown Frank Taylor S C Hill S W Hallem J S Carter J W Coats A A Roach John Ware W W Russell James Mayberry M J Tidwell Marian Moore A J Martin W B Foster J M Butler Newt Thompson Frank Franklin John Dietrich Fr H Conkwright F M Guinnup W E Dupree Chas Bradshaw J H Miller Monroe Hall J J Hains H Kelley Otin Cherrington Walter Mustler.
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Petlt
Geo. M. Martin
G. C. Craig
Whites
N. K. Warner
R. W. Berry
Ross Blevins
Tim Shanahan
Rainy Weather Hits Hutchinson Area May 3
A light to moderate rain swept western Kansas with Hutchinson noting a half inch of precipitation. The wetter spell is expected to aid wheat crops across the region as farmers report beneficial moisture and favorable conditions for growth.
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Hutchinson
Hutchingott
Kansas
Roosevelt Criticises Unions for Dynamite Case
Former President Theodore Roosevelt to publish an article titled Murder is Murder in Outlook this week. He condemns union defense of alleged dynamiters before evidence is known and references the Los Angeles Times bombing and Detective Burns.
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Associated Press
New York
Theodore Reoenvelt
Los Angeles Times
Detectivy Burns
Real Tariff Discussion in Congress Starts New Session
Washington May real tariff debate begins as the house nears a vote on the free list and the senate committees weigh Canadian reciprocity. The extra session is marked by broader consideration of tariff measures beyond the reciprocity bill, with absentees yet to be counted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Paralyzed man seized by brain hemorrhage in jail
Joplin based printer and Typographical Union member Jack Myers was found in a stupor in the city jail after a brain hemorrhage. He was taken to St. Johns hospital in an ambulance and remains in serious condition with paralysis affecting his whole body. The report notes his prior disappearance and associates his condition with recent intoxication concerns.
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Joplin Globe
J. T. Myers
Atchison
Bt. Job's Hospital
Cunningham Undertaking Company
Myers
The
Typographical Union
Joplin
Parker Returns From Conference At Kansas City
Judge L F Parker of the Parker Wise Investment company spent yesterday in Kansas City conferring with eastern gentlemen about Oklahoma securities and returned with the advance committee of prospective colonists from Nebraska. Under Mr Graham guidance today they tour the county in two autos. The company aims to start German and Bohemian colonies, urging locals with good farms near Vineta to show them to the newcomers. Once started growth should be rapid and make the county among the richest and best developed.
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Parker. Wise Investment Company
Kansas City
Oklahoma Securities
Nebraska
Craham
Vinetta
Miss Bagby Hosts Delightful Dance at Grand Theatre
From Wednesday's Daily Miss Mabel Bagby entertained friends at a social dance in the Grand theatre building. The evening was praised for its pleasant coolness, splendid Welch orchestra music, and well run arrangements. Refreshments were served and the program lasted until nearly one o'clock with high enjoyment.
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Mabel Bagby
Grand Theatre
Wld
Welch
Oklahoma Governor hints at special legislative session
Oklahoma City May 4 A special session of the legislature to convene after Congress adjourns seems likely. Governor Cruce has indicated a short session may be necessary if Congress passes reapportionment. Additional issues include school land reappraisal funding, district court reporters pay, and a new construction bill for Sulphur deaf school buildings.
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Deaf School of
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State Board of Public Affairs
Aged Jesuit John Tehan Dies at St Marys Kens
At St Marys Kens on May 4 Rev. Father John Tehan aged eighty four died after fifty two years in the Jesuit order. Born in Frederick Maryland he studied at Georgetown and the Jesuit college in Boston. Also report from Kansas City says Congressman A C Mitchell rested well after a hospital operation on Sunday.
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St. Mary's
Kens
Father John Tehan
Father Tehan
Frederick
Georgetown University
Jesuit College
Boston
Mitchell
Kansas City
A. C. Mitchell
Oklahoma City Boys Sentenced to Life in Murder Case
Albert Hefelstein age 18 and Charles Ireland age 20, Dayton, Ohio, pleaded guilty to the murder of John Rebel, a butcher. District Judge Corney imposed life terms after their confession. The youths had conducted robberies and holdups before their arrest by federal agents. The victim was struck with a meat cleaver during a store confrontation, a bullet wound to the hand led to fatal blood poisoning.
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Albert Hefelstein
Charles Ireland
Dayton
John Rebel
Corney
Treland
Hefelstein
Secret Service
Af Joh Rae
He & Meat
Rebel
Eight Scalded in Steampipe Explosion
Eight men were scalded, two seriously, and may die after a main steampipe on the steamer State of Ono exploded today in Cleveland. Ty Associated Press reports the blast injured workers, with the vessel tied up nearby.
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