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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented OCR recalls a courtroom thread tied to Indian causes and McNamara. Allegations of conspiracies and dynamite plots surface amid delays and prosecutorial tensions in Los Angeles and Indianapolis hearings.
Delafontaine 32 of Cleveland vice president of Chicago Motor Company died when a car struck a telegraph pole wire causing a collision between the two cars midway between the towns. Patterson and Allen escaped with injuries. Delafontaine was thrown from the vehicle, suffering a fractured skull broken neck and crushed chest. The accident occurred near a crossing as the two cars approached. The Washington Music Co advertises a large sale of mandolins violins and guitars.
An unsettled dispatch from New York on June 2 reports that coastwise freighter crews deserted ships upon port arrival. A broad ultimatum from Matthew Tearle of the International Seimet BHion calls for a general strike tomorrow, threatening to tie up the Southern Pacific fleet and disrupt Morgan line operations if crews do not return to work.
Hundreds of delegates attend a state Christian Endeavor session in Cleveland. The group plans a preliminary shoot and various events as part of the convention, with representatives from 2000 societies and a focus on youth leadership in the era.
A suspect faced charges for aiding Andrews in soliciting a bribe. The case centers on an alleged misconduct scheme, with prosecutors pursuing a legal action to prove involvement and intent. Police reports and court filings detail the alleged transactions and participants.
A multi session Epworth League convention in Chillicothe featured morning and evening programs at the church with speakers Carl Hickey Edna Wharton Jootha O. Dawson and others. The schedule included devotions, Bible lessons, discussions on youth and Christian leadership, and a temperance meeting with Hon C A Reid presiding.
Presiding Judge Guidsberry of Columbus District says I favorers wn in nine 7 le went out of way to heo defend additional subpoenas. One for foreman of Grand Jury that returned indictments Colimne OF Tone Wadpen Diegel, serceantal arms of the senate pedi te uma. Senator S. blharrhees, GCegan in central mount this morning before Judge EB ORO Kid head. Also: other senators and notable figures connected to investigations. overruled objections. King’s New Life Pills ad insert.
Fragmentary text mentions a Red Cross Hall scene with indistinct items and a large package, but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
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