Ryan Gets Seven Years In Dynamite Case Sentencing
In Indianapolis Frank M. Ryan president of the International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers was sentenced to seven years in Fort Leavenworth for his role in the alleged dynamiting conspiracy. Co-defendants Clancy Cooley Tyietmoe Youtz Butler Hockin and Munsey drew six years each. Sentences for the remaining labor union officials will follow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers
Loway
Jn Ft. Leavenwaorth Penitentiary
Clancy
Cooley Tyietmoe
Youtz
Butler
Hockin
Munsey
Sehlence
Towa Woman Leaves $12,000 to Charity Across Several Orgs
The will of Susana Welr filed in Sioux City directs gifts totaling 12000 to religious and benevolent groups. Beneficiaries include St Thomas Church Sioux City 2000 Episcopal endowment diocese Town 5000 St Katherine School Davenport IA 1000 Boys and Girls School Sioux City 1900 Young Men's Christian Association Sioux City 4000 St Augustine School Raleigh NC 1000 At Santa School Sioux Falls SD 1000. (Note: OCR errors present)
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Sioux City
St. Thomas Church
Spincopal
Diocese of
St. Augustine School
Raleigh
N. C
Sanita’ School
Sioux Falls
5. D
Turpin Estate Reopen Denied Despite Newly Discovered Evidence
Marylee Turpin seeks widow’s share in Fraqke Turpin estate and asks for a new trial on newly found evidence of marriage. The motion is overruled. Turpin formerly owned the Julien hotel in Dubuque. The report also notes a four day Farmers' Institute in Williamsburg from Jan 15 to 18 focusing on silos stock judging and domestic science.
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Turpin
Dubuque
Mie Gase
Marylee Turpin
Fraqke Turpin
Julien
Plan Farmers’ Institute
Williamsburg
Parnell
Postoffice Safe Blown at Polaski Nin Mile East
A post office at Polaski nine miles east of here was entered the safe blown and money and stamps taken. The explosion wrecked the room demolishing the heating stove and breaking out window lights. Detectives arrived promptly and began investigation on the trail.
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Bloomfels
Polaski
Here
Clothed Tramp Found With Stash En Route to State Hospital
A tramp from Primghar O Brien County smuggled over 400 in bills gold pieces and silver coins sewn into jagged clothes bound for the Cherokee State Hospital. The Insane Commission of O Brien County reported the incident to the State Board of Control.
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Des Moines
Cherokee State Hospital
Primgkar
O'Brien
Insane Commission
O'Brien County
State Board of Control
Farmer Cleared in Moore Family Murder Case
Vilisca county farmer Lew Vanalattne faced a preliminary hearing on a warrant accusing him of killing the Moore family and their helper on June 9. Judge Gibbs dismissed the case after Vanalattne presented a complete alibi.
Farmer Ernest Reastand Released On $20,000 Bond
Ernest Reastand, farmer, is charged with the order of Frank Alberhasky for a chicken theft. He failed to raise the $20,000 bond and relies on his father R. E. B. Reastand of Mount Vernon for assistance.
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Jews City
Ernest Reastand
Frank Alberhasky
Ia Helgander
R. EB. Reastand
Mount Vernon
Port Dodge Hog Packing Plant Increases Output
Port Dodge reports the local hog packing plant now slaughters about 4000 hogs weekly. The company plans to raise production further and hire more workers in the near future. In Council Bluffs Mrs Kate Malon appeals to be freed on murder charges, claiming her husband Michael killed himself in remorse after a quarrel.
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Port Dodge
Glang
Kifled
Council Bluffe
Kate Malon
Orfal
Hushgnd
Muchael
Mpglf
Forty dynamiters found guilty in Los Angeles case
The jury at Indianapolis convicted thirty eight of the forty defendants in the labor dynamite conspiracy case. Olaf Tetetmoe and Eugene Clancy of San Francisco and J. Munsey of Salt Lake City were found guilty on all counts, while Herman Seiffert of Milwaukee and Daniel Buckley of Davenport were acquitted. Sentences to be imposed today.
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Washington
United States
Kern
Tadignapolis
Iabor
Herman G. Seiffert
Afilwanker
Daniel Buckley
Divenport
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
John T. Butler
Buffalo
Herbert 5. Hockin
Betfalt
Olaf A. ‘Iveitmoe
San Francisco
California Building Trades Counell
Eugene Clancy
San Franeseco
Phillip A. Cooley
New Orleans
Michael J. Young
Boston
Frank J. Higgine
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Tish
Frank
Michael J. Cufman
Philadelphia
Richard H. Hquilhan
Chicago
James Cooney
James H. Coughln
J. Willum Shupe
Edward Smythe
Peoria
James B. Ray
Murray L. Pennell
Springfield
William Q
Bernhardt
Cincinnati
Wilford Bert Brown
Katsan City
William J. McCain
Kunsas City
Trauk K
Omaha
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
George Andersoh
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
Edward W. Phillips
Syracise
N.Y
Charles Wachmeister
Detroit
Mich
Frank ‘J. Murphy
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Ernest G. W. Beasey
Indianapolis
Fred Sherman
Hiram R. Kine
Munele
Ind
United Bratherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Seiffert
Buckley
Igbor
Alfter
Anderson
Marion
Olaf A. Tetetmoe
Hugene A. Clancy
J. Munsey
8 Angeles
James B. McNamara
Keene
Erie
Rail head indicted in Sherman anti trust case
Indictments returned against Charles S Melten president of the New Haven and Hartford Railway and Alfred N Smithers and Edson Chamberlain for conspiring to restrain interstate and foreign commerce. Government evidence shows secret documents indicating plans to push Canadian withdrawal from New England and solidify Melten Morgan monopoly.
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York
Dee
Charles S
New York
New
Ogdlust
Edson
Chamberlsin
Preass
Eteral -Wickersham
Mallen
Ube
Thopentt
Imatégd
Department of ‘Justice
Heroby
New England
Melten-Morgan
Kaiser's Fifth Grandson Born at Wilhelm Street Palace
Berlin reports the birth of the Kaiser’s fifth grandson. Princess August Wilhelm gave birth to a boy at her Wilhelmstrasse palace. Mother and child are said to be doing well.
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Berlin
Hare Thureday
August Wilhelm
Eying
Wilhelm Straese
City
Wall
Dewey at 75 Years in Washington Ceremony
Admiral George Dewey, famed American naval officer, marked his 75th birthday in Washington with a quiet observance. Reports note his continued health and public esteem as veterans recall his long career.
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Dewey
Washington
George
An Anticipated Welcoming in Staunton for Native Son
Thousands gather in Staunton Virginia to honor a native son on his birthday as bells horns and firecrackers fill the streets. Governor Wilson travels amid rain and snow while arrivals in Charlottesville and Charlottesville links mark a grand reception at the First Presbyterian church manse with church pastor father presiding.
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Atreste
Mange
OF Démidion
Wooldrow
Pwyitaon
Hepnepforth Atgunton
Thas
Witson
Hid
Pal
Nis
Princaton
Charlottesville
Josaph . Willard
Mann
A. T. Montague
Ellyson
Hyalyn E. Byrd
House of Virginis
John. 8
Fatal Illnesses Strike Two Families in Indiana and Wisconsin
In Hobart Indiana eight miles east of Gary Blagkalphtherig wiped out most of a family of four to five including Abe Hardesty his wife and a child. In Milwaukee Wisconsin Howard Vilas a former postmaster general’s brother died after a fall downstairs at his home.
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Ind
Blagkalphtherig
Hobart
Yast
P.P! Hardesty
E. P. Vilaa
Milwaukee
Dao
Howard
Vilas
Wil
Flor’ F. Vilas
Tormien
Destroyer Warrington Damaged In Stitt Gale
A destroyer named Warrington lost its top mast and left decks awash for ten hours during a Stitt gale near Newport, Bok in December 37.
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Stitt Gale
Newport
Bok
Warrington
Rescue of Turrialba Passengers After Atlantic Rescue
Survivors of the steamer Turrialba reached the city after being transferred from lifeboats by the US revenue cutter Seneca near Jercex coast. Passengers praised the crew for discipline and calm during the abortive wreck while bananas and cargo drifted in the sea. One man allegedly panicked at a critical moment and begged the captain for mercy.
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New
Grenkand
Féveua
Geneca
Telegraphic Notes From Across The Nation
Dispatches indicate anti Madero struggle spreading from the northern border into Yucatan. Reports cover prison punishment for a public figure and a family tragedy near La Porte Indiana. Also notes on Christmas charity by Mi Rumely in Indiana and Michigan, plus a Guilty plea in Portland Oregon for mail fraud.
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Weekington
Mexico
Yucatan
State Department
Boston
Jeasa Pomnaroyigs
Charleston
Mra
Hugengi Fors
Ben
Rus
Minds Central Page
Opal
Wan
Laporte
Ind
vThe Mi- Rumely, Company
Ion
Richmond
Battle Creek
Mich
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