Senator Kern Defends 40 Defendants in Explosives Case
Indianapolis report says Senator Kern argued for acquittal or limited charges for 40 defendants in a dynamite conspiracy trial. He claimed many jurors misunderstood the charges and emphasized that most defendants came from distant states with unclear knowledge of the alleged offenses. The defense challenged key witnesses and questioned the government's evidence against Trelimor Clancy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United
States
Kern
Pasnenger
McMinigat
Miners Union Hosts Christmas Eve Dance Tonight
Miners Union members plan a Christmas Eve dance at the Miners Exchange Hall. Attendance expected to be among the largest yet with a large committee hard at work and the floor crew ready for late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christaine
Ax Howin
English Aviator Ronard Petre Dies In Brooklands Crash
Ronard Petre, a well known English aviator, was killed today when his aircraft fell during a flight from Brooklands aerodrome to Palin buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amysone
Ronard Petre
Brooklands
Palinburen
Pope Hopes Peace Through Unified Prayer
In Rome on Christmas Eve the pope urged all Christians to unite in prayer for peace, expressing reasonable hope that the peace conference will yield a peaceful outcome. An advertising note about stores promoting value and bargains appears in the same clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Todiay
Life sentence for murder of sweetheart
Santa Barbara reports a jury found a man guilty of murder in a case arising from a lover's dispute. The jury recommended life imprisonment for the defendant, who killed his partner after a dispute over money and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetheart
Santa Barbara
Leopold Foren
bin Leyeerold Eventheart
Bandits Fail Bid to Rob Chicago and Alton Express
Bandits attempted an armed robbery of the Chicago and Alton passenger train near here last night. They sought jewels and other valuables worth about $60,000 from a wife-guarded car, but no trace of the assailants was found after five attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Alton
Here
Forger Uses Minister as Dupe in Latest Swindle
James Williams, a noted forger, admitted his identity in Banta ToBa on December 24. He was arrested for obtaining 200 on a bogus letter of credit from First National Bank of Sebastopol. Williams says his latest swindle involved inducing ministers to introduce him to banks, including Rev. Warder Stown as a recent dupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Banta Toba
First National Book of Sebastopol
James Williams
National Note
Warderstown
New Uniforms Adopted by Train Crews Across Lines
Train crews on T. and G. railways begin wearing new uniforms as old desert dust suits are retired. Superintendent Porster issued the change earlier, aligning with nationwide railroad style trends while new garments may show dust more than prior attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alor
Southern Pacific
Porster
United States
Further Continuance in Justice Court for Perovich Case
A further continuance was granted in the case of William Perovich charged with assault with intent to kill. Judge Atkinson kept the hearing until Monday morning after witnesses for the defense failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perovich
Ampaull
Jader Court
Atkinson
Christmas Tomorrow Brings Peace Joy and Gratitude
The piece urges readers to embrace Christmas as a time of peace good will and generosity. It emphasizes gratitude forgiveness and giving including smiles words and friendship to honor the birthday of Christ and extend wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Malley Returns After Six Week Absence
Sheriff Ed Malley returns to Tonopah after six weeks recovering from arm amputation surgery in Goldfield. He appears unannounced, heals well, and may need no assistance soon. A reception at Elke Club honors his recovery and return to camp as Nest Ruler presides tonight. Mrs. Malley and son George accompany him, with a stop in Low Migelow en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Malley
Goldfield
Tonopah
Tle
Malley
George
Low Migelow
Missing Diamond Sought by Chicago Police
A $600 diamond is missing and police seek it in connection with the death of diamond merchant Joseph Logue who was slain in his office last Friday night. The stone was left for sale by a blonde woman shortly before the crime. Thos. McManus, secretary of the Miners' union, departs for Los Angeles for ten days of business and a brief vacation. Temperature report notes 42 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Premnd
Chicago
Joseph Logue
Thos. M'Manus
Miners’ Union
Los Angeles
Tendered List of All Members of Legislature
Local members received from State Printer a compiled list of legislature membership with addresses from postcard canvass. Humboldt district shows a tied race between Republicans R Spencer Raymond and A T Burdick, not altering party balance. Senate seats total 22 with 12 Democrats 8 Republicans 1 Socialist 1 Independent. home 31 Democrats 19 Republicans 1 Independent 1 Undecided. Representative counts by county follow.
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Joe Farnaworth
Humboldt County
R. Spencer Raymond
A. T. Burdick
Senate
Biko
Kemeralda
Humboldt
Nye
Washoe
White Pine
Tsosiallnt
Churchill
Clark
Douglas
Elko
Exmerwida
Eureka
Lander
Lincoln
Lyon
Mineral
Ormsby
Storey
Santa Claus Visits Miners Hall in Tonopah Christmas Cheer
Santa Claus will entertain Tonopah children tomorrow afternoon at the Miners Exchange hall. The annual Christmas tree will bear presents for every child and a toy candy and fruit for each. The miners union supports the event with a long tradition of caring for local children. Santa will wear the complete costume and greet visiting youths.
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Santa Claus
Tonopah
Miners’ Exchange
St. Nick
Santa Clara
Special Train For Bluejackets To View Canal
President Taft and party arrive aboard the warship Arkansas and tour rooms of Colonel Goethals. A Taft order provides special trains to carry about two thousand bluejackets and others aboard the Arkansas and Delaware to view the canal during the visit.
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Arkansas
Colonel Goethals
Order of
Taft
Delaware
Negroes to Open Resorts in Several States
A Chicago based Negro group plans ten open resorts in multiple states including California. The Lincoln Athletic Social Circuit is to operate these resorts alongside interests tied to properties in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Reports mention connection to Jack Johnson and his white wife.
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Chicago
California
Lincoln Athletic
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Jack Johnson
Attempt Made to Assassinate Japanese Prince
An attempted assassination occurred early today at Prince Yamagata's residence in Tokio. A intruder broke in and aimed to stab the prince but was foiled by attendants and arrested before injuring him.
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Tokio
Yamagata
Privy Council
Dogranes
Bomb From Talking Machine Needles Injures Viceroy
Delhi December 4 Viceroy Haron Hardinge narrowly escaped injury after a bomb attack. The device, of ordinary type, held many screws and needles from a talking machine and left the shoulder area severely bruised. Several arrests followed, but the attacker’s identity remains unknown.
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Aannoiated Press
Delhi
Haron Hardinge
India
Big Storm Sweeps East Delays Hit Coast and Vessels
A powerful gale and snowstorm lash the East Coast with New York and the northern Atlantic seaboard blanketed by snow. The steamer Turrialba and a vessel were driven ashore on the New Jersey coast. A revenue cutter was to aid the stranded crew as the ferry collision injures two. Public service and rail traffic suffer delays while post office hours are extended to 1 to 1 tomorrow for mail.
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New York
Atlante
New Jersey
Turrialba
John
Labter Bane
Pharmacy laws cited in Tenopalt drug requests
Food inspectors announce charges over pharmacy violations after inspectors Dinemore and Ross observed a man seeking landanum at three stores in Tenopalt. The drug was denied with a physician's prescription noted, prompting requests for a warrant from NOB Wilson. case to be escalated with the state board.
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Dluamore
Neal
Bureau
Teno
Dinemore
Si Ross
Tenopalt
Aed Rigeivu
Row
Prouty
Union
I Plage
Dingmore
Rows
Dinsmore
Agaln
Ross
Nob. Wilson
Ren
Tute Board of Pharmacy
Tonop
State Board
Belmont Mill Ships Over Two Tons Bullion
The Belmont mill sent over two tons of bullion in its December cleanup. The shipment weighed 18 103 ounces, about 45 high bars, and weighed an estimated 536 pounds. It was valued at roughly $60,000 and sent to Selby Smelting via the Welle Margo agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Ver Brian
Belmout
Selby Smelting Company
Welle Margo Company
Indicted Railroad Magnates Plead Not Guilty and Post Bail
Mellen, president of the New York Northern and Hartford railroad, and Chamberlin, president of the Grand Trunk, indicted for violation of the Sherman anti trust law, pleaded guilty today and were released on $19,000 bail each.
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Ehaiten
Mellen
New York, Northern and Hartford Railroad
KJ. Chamberlin
Grand Trunk
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Miners Union
Fenton McAvoy
Tom Fagan
W. Evans
G. S. Bean
Stephen Clark
John Novan
Pod. Mettogh
T. McManus
William Brown
F. Taylor
Ben Abs
J. Coons
George Miller
B. Devine
J. McGillen
Jack Murphy
Patterity
P. Aten
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Wareball
Ed McLoughlin
Z. Fioed
W. Wood
P. Whaley
Tom Cherry
J. Devine
Wim, McDonald
George Halse
Don Sullivan
John Warty
J. Cook
Frank Darragh
Jerey Donovan
John Troy
Mike Shea
M. McLown
PJ. Flannery
J. F Duggan
G. Stith
M. Jones
P. McGuire
P. Harrington
G. Hansen
PF McQuinnens
A. Riehle
HL Hayes
9. Younker
Woo H. Carter
Fred Rowe
M. J. Scantan
K Kmininker
George Cox
Andy Fayne
G. Gholvon
P. J. McQuide
Antone Towio
D. Harrington
J. McMahon
Alex Main
J. Donnelly
W. F. Redenbaweh
George Murphy
Bandits
Loot Express
Justice Court
Diamond
Jewel
Miners Hall
PRI
Isident Taft
Colon
Col. Goethals
Associated Wrens
Sandy Hook
Torrialba
United Fruit Cmpany
Prairie
Nicaragua
Northern
Atlantic Seaboard
Poatoffion
Belmont Mill
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