Springfield Riot Indictments Tie Back to Mob Leaders
The Springfield grand jury indicted six alleged mob leaders in the riot case. Private Klein of Chicago faced bail after killing Earl Nelson, while J. W. Scott’s death was added to the death toll. National Guard patrols exchanged fire but hit none. Gov. Deneen refused rewards and ordered state troops home except units in two commands. Negroes fear renewed attacks as surrender arrangements proceed for Kanakakee suspect J B Klein. Abraham Raymor and Kate Howard identified as riot leaders.
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Springfield
Kankaktee
Klein
Chicago
Earl Nelson
J. W. Scott
Wens
National Guard
Bush
Duncen
Vrelngall
Gov. Deneen
Springfieht
Seventh Infantry
First Cavalry
J. B Ktein
Kankakee
Har Nelson
Mixed National Briefs Highlight Births Scandals and Honors
A son was born to Senator and Mrs. A. J. Deveridge of Indiana in Manchester Massachusetts. Cashier N A Aleton of the Stevenson Alabama bank is reported missing with a shortfall between $24 000 and $26 000. Jon D Rockefeller gave $50 to cousin Miss Gertrude Rockefeller Oklahoma City Oklahoma for a wedding gift. Miss Annie S Peck the mountaineer returned safely to Lima Peru. Admiral Robley D Evans marked his sixty second birthday with a large reception and congratulations at Lake Mohonk New York. Edward Cotter Ingham treasurer of Union Traction Lipton Indiana is accused of embezzling $5 000 and was arrested in Otways Ontario. Alfred T Whaberly Kentucky manager for Lankers Life Des Moines Iowa committed suicide in Louisville leaving a note. At Atlas New York Representative James Sherman was formally notified of his nomination for vice presidency at the Chicago convention. Oklahoma City Times editor Omer Benedict was arrested on a charge of chronic whel allegedly by Gory Haskell.
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Indiana
Manchester
Mass
N. A. Aleton
Bank of Stevenson
Ala
Gertrude Rockefeller
Oklahoma City
Okla
Annie S. Peck
Lima
Penu Ktear
Robley D. Evans
Lake Mohonk
Edward Cotteri Ingham
Union Traction Company
Lipton
Ind
Otlyws
Ont
Alfred T. Whaberly
Kentucky
Lankers Life Association of
Des Males
Euieide
Loulaville
Atles
N.Y
Dames
Sherman
Pott
Chicago
Te City
Omer K. Benedict
Oklahoma City Times
Gory Haskell
Justice to Judge Landis and other 1907 era items
A patchwork of 1907 news items, including calls for rehearing in Stoddard Oil case, scattered financial misdeeds involving O D Earl, miners' strike actions in Indiana, Camp Perry rifle championship by Massachusetts Sixth, Aded Dowleh captured in Persia, mine explosion entombing miners, fire deaths in London Ontario, and diverse global incidents from Belgium Congo treaty to Lusitania record, all reflecting era tensions and events.
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Grospeup
Seaman
Baker
Federal Cireuse Court of Appeals
Stoddard Oil Company
Indiana
Chicago
Treasury Department
O. D. Earl
Morrillian
Ark
Earl
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
Camp Perry
Massachusetts
Ab ed-Dowleh
Wigen Logland
London
Ont
Baldwin
Joseph Fichberg
Cincinnati
Big Tupper Lake
New York
Wille
Obituary notices for several political figures in midwest data
Dr A EB McBeth of Battle Creek Michigan prominent Republican politician president of the common… surgeon died suddenly of apoplexy. John J O’Brien 37, St Louis city council member and boiler maker died. William Selbert 88, organizer of the Republican party and delegate to the first casual convention died in Pittsburgh.
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A, Eb, McBeth
Battle Creek
Mich
Common Connect
John J. O'Brien
St. Louis
William Selbert
Pittsburg
Turbulent Iowa News From Des Moines To Mason City
A collage of short items across Iowa describes injuries from a rail crash near Wiel and a Mercy Hospital stay, an army draft exam in Des Moines, and a Chautauqua closing with over $3100 gross. Other notes cover a federal obscenity arrest in Lester, dental injury suits, thefts in Sac City, a Thornton homecoming baseball game, moving-show scams, a lightning double strike on a Vin ton visitor, and divorces in Mason City and Clear Lake with property settlements.
Inquiry on Senate Succession Sparks Republican Debate
A state inquiry seeks opinions on amending the primary law to let Republicans choose a U.S. senator at the November election. The plan aims to reduce factional strife in legislative elections, cut potential cost of a special session, and align nominees with the party’s expressed will.
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Batter
Heatherns
Morrow-Hayward
United States
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