Arraignments in Carmack Murder Case Set for December
In Nashville, Colonel Duncan B. and Robin Cooper and John D. Sharp were arraigned on murder charges in the Senator E. W. Carmack case. Hach was arraigned separately with a not guilty plea. trial scheduled for December 8. Also reported: six robbers dynamited the State Bank of Page Nebraska, stealing about $4000.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Duncan B
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharp
E. W. Carmack
Hach
Norfolk
Neb
Page
Strikers and Police Battle Near Perthamboy
About 700 strikers clashed with twelve deputies at the National Fireproofing plant in Keasboy near Perthamboy New Jersey. Six strikers were shot, 250 troops patrolled the streets by night, and two wounded were dying. Rioting began two days earlier as workers from Raritan River clay and firebrick plants walked off for higher pay.
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Associated Press
Perthamboy
N. J
National Fireproofing Company
Keasboy
Governor Fort
State National Guards
Trenton
Raritan River
Raritan River Clay Company
Porthamboy Firebrick Company
Taft
Race start details include fifteen cars with mixed nationalities
Fifteen cars began the event with twelve American, two Italian and one French entrant. Cars were released at thirty second intervals, with no serious accidents reported.
International light car race set record in Savannah
A red Italian four cylinder car driven by an American won the first international light car race in the U S near Savannah. The average speed set a 52.58 mph record for 196 miles and the elapsed time was 3 42 33. Second place went to Robert Burton in Buick No 8 and third to L B Lorimer in Chalmers Detroit No 10.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Dotme
Wm. M. Hilliard
Boston
Robert Burton
Buick
Fnished
L. B. Lorimer
Disaster of Sardinia steamer near Valetta claims over 100 lives
At Valetta Malta Nov 25 a fire on the British steamer Sardina of the Ellerman line bound for Alexandria caused a rapid blaze killing many Arab pilgrims and crew. The ship was wrecked at the harbor entrance. Captain Charles Littler and First Officer Frank Watson perished. More than 100 people are reported lost.
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Associated Press
Valetta
Island of
Malta
Sardina
Ellerman Line
Liverpool
Alexander
Charles Littler
Frank Watson
Market closes with mixed gains on holiday eve
New York traders entered the holiday eve with hope for closing gains as early buying supported the market against profit taking. Southern Pacific rose to a new record around 120 and Union Pacific hit the year's high near 184 1 2 while bonds firm.
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Associated Press
New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Stillwagen Named Inauguration Committee Chairman
Washington Nov. 25 Chairman Frank H Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee announced Edward J Stillwagen as chairman of the inauguration committee Stillwagen a leading district capitalist and president of the Union Trust Company Hitchcock departs tonight for Hot Springs Virginia to be guest of President elect Taft
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Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee Today
Edward J. Stillwagen
Stillwagen
Union Trust Company
Hitchcock
Hot Springs
Virginia
Taft
President Roosevelt declines Alaska-Yukon show trophies display
President Roosevelt will not display the trophies from his South African hunt at next year’s Alaska-Yukon Pacific exhibition. A formal request was sent two weeks ago, but Secretary Loeb responded it is impossible to comply.
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Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt
Loeb
Gillett Orders Giering Returned to Maryland
Governor Gillett honored a requisition from Hartimore Maryland for the return of Robert X Giering charged with abortion. Giering is under arrest in San Francisco awaiting extradition to Maryland.
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Giering
Sacramento
Gillett
Hartimore
Maryland
Robert X. Giering
San Francisco
Mexican Lepper Is Confined In Los Angeles Hospital
A Mexican man Trenada Ortega arrived from Mexico City to Los Angeles seeking treatment for leprosy and now lies in the county hospital with the disease. He is joined by Elizabeth Wardwell from Tombstone Arizona, making two leprosy patients at the facility. Officials say both will be deported to Mexico where they contracted the illness.
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Los Ageles
Mexico
Los Angeles
Trenada Ortega
Elizabeth Wardwell
Tombstone
Arizona
Counterfeit Money Gang Rumors Challenge Chicago Ring
United States secret service says counterfeit five dollar bills circulated in Chicago and other cities were produced by an organized Chicago gang whose arrests and confessions suggest about thirty thousand dollars in notes, with plates engraved by a gang member at a West Adams Street site. Also reports from Panama claim Gatun dam rumors that its south toe may have sunk amid recent heavy rains.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland
New Orleans
Minneapolis
United States Secret Service
West Adamé Street
Gatun
Panama
Panama Canal
Gunness Case Goes To Jury In La Porte Trial
The Ray Lamphere murder trial over Mrs. Belle Gunness and her three children concluded this afternoon with the case sent to the jury. Jurors began deliberations to decide if Lamphere started the fire at Gunness home, causing the deaths. After four hours without a verdict, the jury was locked up for the night at 10.
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Associated Press
LA Porte
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness
Lamphere
Attell Succumbs to Welsh in Featherweight Bout
In Los Angeles on November 25, the last undefeated featherweight champion Akta At tell was decisively defeated by Fred Welsh, the English lightweight king. Welsh dominated from the start, with Attell offering little resistance except brief infighting in some rounds.
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Los Angeles
Akta Attell
Freddie Welsh
Attell
Welsh
Tornado Toll in Arkansas Towns Tops Forty Dead
Nov 25 report says several Arkansas communities were leveled by twin tornadoes from Missouri and Louisiana. Deaths exceed forty with Piney and nearby hamlets hit hardest. Telegraph crews rush repairs as relief efforts reach stricken districts.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Missouri
Terrell
Newton
Johnson
Arkansas River
Bix
Jey
Murray
Low Gap
Ozark
Dale
Boston
Judeau
Trath
Omega
Dry Fork
Dinsmore
Parthenon
Mossville
Limestone
Red Fork
Hulberry Creek
Tull
Smedley
Piney
Knocksville
London
Louiziana
Lafayette
Pike and Hempstead
Lewisvillé
Lod
Quan
Murphysboro
Dorando Pietri Wins Marathon Over Hayes At Madison Square Garden
Dorando Pietri of Capri defeats John J. Hayes in a renewal marathon at Madison Square Garden. The 26 mile 885 yard race ends with Pietri about sixty yards ahead after Hayes leads early. Pietri’s 2 44 20 2 5 sec time and Hayes 2 46 05 1 4 sec are recorded.
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Associated Press
New York
Dorando Pietri
Capri
Italy
John J. Hayes
Madison Square Garden
Hayes
London
Dorando
Acros
Standard Oil details ownership and pricing impact
Archbold, vice president of Standard Oil, outlined the scope and diversity of the company’s business during the hearing to dissolve the oil trust. He said the Standard, through oil trusts and retailers, helped reduce prices for consumers. The session adjourned with resumption set for next Monday.
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Associated Press
New York
Olpany
Archbold
Arebbold
Arebold
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