Not Less Than Fifty Thousand Paid to Darrow for McNamara Defense
New York December 6. Clarence Darrow received not less than $50 000 for his defense of the McNamara brothers in the Los Angeles dynamiting cases. Morrison and federation officials report more than $200 000 subscribed to the defense fund, most funds already spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence
Darrow
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Frank BR. Morrisson
American Federation of Labor
McNamara Defense Fund
M. Morrisson
Mr. Morrison
Federation Committee
Washington
Frank M. Ryan
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Air.t Morrison Snd
Gompers
Joh B. Lennon
Thomas F. Tracey
Jas, O'Connell
A. J. Pere
Porwitie
McNamaras
Mr. Gompers
Italian to be extradited from Reno on rape charge
Deputy Sheriff Baker returned with extradition papers for an Italian man arrested in Reno on a rape charge tied to a 14-year-old girl from San Jose. He will be transported to San Jose to face trial for a felony as authorities pursue the case.
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Reno, Ney
Baker
San Jose
Carson City
L I Mushett Heads to Manhattan This Morning
L I Mushett departed for Manhattan this morning as part of a routine travel schedule noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Mushett
Manhattan
Miners Union of Tonopah elects officers
Balloting for Tonopah Miners Union No. 121 officers concluded with full counts. Key races include president Alex Main 116, Stephen Clark 131, Frank Darraugh 93. vice president Ed McLaughlin 159, O N Bean 143. secretary treasurer T McManus 210, Stewart McDonald 139. Trustees Jas Cleary 231, M D McLonn 203, T I Shoots 250. Walking delegate Gus Hanson 168, Mike Shea 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah Miners’ Union
Alex Main
Stephen
Clark
Frank P. Darraugh
O. N. Bean
Ed McLaughlin
T. McManus
Stewart McDonald
Adam Bilyeu
J. J. Ross
Tom Planagan
Por Warden
Dennis Noonen
Nick Karlick
John Guffney
T. M. Blacklock
Joseph Toster
Roger Dougherty
J. M. Runyon
Finance Committee
J. Peterson
A. O'Neal
G. L. Deyidovich
BU Turcher
Jas. Cleary
M.D. McLonn
T. IR. Shoots
P. J. McHugh
Gus Hanson
Mike Shea
Widow Leslie Thierkaut Dies in California After Divorce
Mrs Leslie Thierkaut who was divorced about a month ago in Judge Averill s court died last week in California of heart failure Her surviving son is named in the report
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Leslie Thierkaut
Cafe Bill Sparks Fatal Heart Attack in San Francisco
John Diguaro died after a $7.50 cafe bill for three men. The men shared sandwiches and beer and were surprised by the total. An autopsy led the coroner to rule heart failure as the cause of death.
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San Francisco
John Diguaro
Diguaro
Unions Fund Monthly Pay to McNamaras Tied to Explosion
Cleveland reports quote William Burns saying the Iron Workers executive council voted a monthly 1000 dollar fund to John J. McNamara and evidence suggests money was to be given to James B. McNamara and Ortie McManigal for dynamiting. Burns, amid Berger Ironworks blast probe, says he has no fear of violence.
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Cleveland
Executive Council
Iron Workers’ Union
John J. McNamara
James B. McNamara
Ortie McManigal
William
Burns
Akrb
Berger Ironworks
Los Angeles Mayoral Vote Daints Between Alexander and Harriman
Early returns from the municipal election indicate strong turnout with long lines at polling places. George Alexander leads Harriman by about 1 000 votes in initial tallies, while socialists claim a margin near eight thousand to ten thousand votes as the day progresses.
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George Alexander
Los Angeles
Mexander
Harriman
Lad
Harriman Mea
Alexander Forces
Thirriman
Job Harriman
Kocialist
Isale Million Ready For Disbursements
Indianapolis December 6 Frank M. Ryan president of the International Iron Workers association has a fund of 500000 continually replenished, which he may disburse as he sees fit without account, according to Leo M. Rappaport counsel for the association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank M. Ryan
International Iron Workers Anapeciation
Leo M. Rappaport
Une Assoetation
Labor leaders depart San Francisco for Los Angeles
Johan A. Kelly president of the San Francisco Labor council and Andrew J Gallagher secretary left for Los Angeles to investigate the McNamara situation.
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San Francisco
Johan A. Kelly
San Francisco Labor Council
Andrew J. Gllagher
Los Angeles
McNamara
Old Barcelona Mines Set for Spring Reopen under Nevada Firm
Victor Barnett and associates recorded a deed transferring the old Barcelona mines ten miles north of Manhattan to the Barcelona Mines Company, a Nevada corporation. The idle mines, famous in Nevada, will reopen next spring on a large scale with power from Manhattan to pump water and run operations.
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Victor Barnett and Associates
Barcelona
Spanish Hell
Manhattan
Barcelona Mines Company
Nevada
California
Fations Barcelona
Another Record for Judge Landis in Chicago
In Chicago on December 6, Judge Landis fined Edward Romie a cent after Romie admitted using a $12 check for a non existent money order in a postal system violation. Romie, a druggist, ran a postal sub-station and faced the single cent penalty for the offense.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Landis
Fils
Edward Romie
Battler Nelson Draws With Bezenah In Jeffersonville
Battler Nelson and Andy Bezenah fought ten rounds to a draw in Jeffersonville Indiana last night. Nelson's pacing and boring tactics failed to win.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Battling Nelson
Andy Bezenah
Taft Defends Sherman Anti Trust Law In Congress
President Taft’s third annual message to Congress defends the Sherman act as interpreted by the Supreme Court and opposes amendments. He proposes a federal incorporation law and an executive commission to supervise federally chartered corporations. He lauds the law as a safeguard of opportunity and individualism. Other items note tariff revision talks, a conference on cotton and wool tariff, and Speaker Clark delaying action on a Littleton impeachment petition.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Talt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tobaccco Trust
Supreme Court
House
Ways and Means Committee
Underwood
Clark
The
Honce of Representatives
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Henry J. Martin
Anti-Traat League
Lynch 18 Sure of Re election as President
Chicago December 6 Charles W Murphy president of the Chicago National league club announced he would vote for the reelection of T J Lynch as president of the league at the New York meeting next week This ends speculation that Murphy planned to oust Lynch and install Joe OBrien of Milwaukee It is believed Murphy's stand seals Lynch reelection in the league leadership
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
T. J. Lynch
New York
Murphy
Joe O'Brien
Milwaukee
American Association
Married in San Francisco Amelia Van Patten and Clayton Tyler Wed
Miss Amelia Van Patten and Mr. Clayton Tyler quietly married in San Francisco last week then returned to Tonopah Sunday morning. Both are well known in Tonopah where they have lived for years. Congratulations are extended to the newlyweds.
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Amelia van Patten
Clayton Tyler
San Francisco
Tonopah
Tonopah Elks Charity Ball Set At Miners' Exchange
The Tonopah Elks plan a charity ball at Miners' Exchange hall on the 8th. Tickets are sold by members to raise funds for the needy as part of the lodge’s annual holiday relief efforts. Every cent goes to those in distress during winter and Christmas dinners are served.
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Tonopah
Commerce Court Refuses to Dismiss Rate Cases
Washington December b The commerce court yesterday denied a motion to dismiss proceedings in the Steane continental and Inter Mountain long and short haul rate cases. The Chicago Association of Commerce sought dismissal before arguments began on a move to make permanent the temporary injunctions granted weeks ago. The government has appealed the injunctions to the U S Supreme Court.
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Washington
Dec. i
Tomimerce Court
Intermountain
Chicago Association of Commerce
Supreme Court of the United States
Packers Must Stand Trial On Indictment
The Supreme Court refused a stay of the Chicago beef packers trial pending habeas corpus review. The packers are ordered to appear in U S district court in Chicago for trial on charges alleging criminal Sherman Antitrust violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago
United States District Court
Pioneer Miner Dies Recalled In Nevada History
Reno informs of death in Nashville California of 4 D Miner Nevada pioneer and former secretary of state, a prominent early figure tied to Virginia Consolidated mines. Remains to be brought to Carson City for interment by Harry Ghefo, a relative, as Carson City prepares for honors.
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DD. Miner
California
Reno
Nev
Dee
Nashville
el Dorado County
Miner
Nevada
Virginia Consolidated Mines
Carson City
Harry Gheafo
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Mr. Quillct
Miners’ Union OF
Kendall
Consolidated Auto
ISALE
Battler
Lynch
Tonopah Elks
Commerce Court
Packers
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