Roosevelt on Dynamiters Faces Backlash Over Arrests
Former President Theodore Roosevelt writes in Outlook condemning rushed defense of alleged dynamiters linked to the Los Angeles Times bombing. He urges fair trial standards and warns against tying union causes to violent acts while criticizing labor leaders for shaping public opinion before facts are learned.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Los Angeles Times
Burns
Roosevelt
Son Finds Father Dying in Suicide in Rushville
Reuben Creg er near Falmouth ends his life by firing a double barrel shotgun. His thirteen year old son Arthur, mowing the lawn, discovered him in a death struggle and ran to his brother's home in alarm. Creger and his wife had been separated with a divorce suit filed last Thursday over custody and support.
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Rushville
Ind
Reuben Creger
Falmouth
Arthur
Dregor
Eight Men Scalded In Steam Pipe Explosion
In Cleveland May 5 eight men were scalded when a main steampipe to a boiler on the steamer State of Ohio exploded during overhaul in the Cleveland harbor. Two men are in serious condition and may die. The State of Ohio, operated by the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company, was being repaired for its first trip.
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Cleveland, O
State of Ohio
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Cleveland
Milford Public School Closes Over Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Milford Michigan public school closes for a week or ten days due to scarlet fever with fifteen to twenty cages currently in use for isolation or care.
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Milford, Mich
General Navarro Leads Mexican Federal Troops at Juarez
Commander General Navarro directs federal troops stationed at Juarez with decisive authority. The post involves coordination with local authorities and strategic control of security operations in the border region.
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Eral
Juarez
Dietz Case Trials Flag Sheriff Doubt in Hayward Shooting
In Hayward Wisconsin May 5 the Dietz murder trial resumed with Judge Reid scolding Sheriff Fred J. Clark for allowing prisoner John F. Dietz and his wife and son to roam town and for the wife to enter a saloon. Deputy Henry Thayer testified about shots fired near the Dietz barn as others testified from the lookout. Dietz replied to Fred Thobann that he could have done better, saying he knew where he was and others hid behind stumps during the shooting of Deputy Oscar Harp.
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Diet Home
Dietz
Wiirpied
Orbeng Crosa
Metz Thayer
T Hat
Harp Angus Campbell
Depunty
Jack Britton
Lesiteety Beean
Othe
Insurrectos Press Early Diaz Retirement at Peace Talks
Tl Paso May 4 Insurrecto and Mexican commissioners at the peace conference indicate progress but face potential stalemate over Diaz retirement. Diaz’s recognition by his credentials and Madero’s stance on the armistice in Morelos and Guerrero frame the discussions as talks extend toward decisive settlements.
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Tl Paso
Ing
Diaz
Finest Chickens in Massachusetts Run to Palmer
Lenox May 5 Frank A Palmer a Massachusetts legislator owns the state’s finest flock of chickens Officials of the agricultural department tout 100 Rhode Island Reds netting 5475 in the year ending May 1 about 15 cents a day per hen Palmer seeks early adjournment to tend to his settings.
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Lenox
Mass
Frank A. Palmer
Massachusetts
Agricultural Department
Rhode Island
Palmer
Ocean Vessel Clermont Ashore Near Hoquiam
The steam vessel Clermont of 418 tons and Hartwood Lumber Co sank or ran aground in Wallapa harbor during a May storm. Crew and passengers are unaccounted for as the Saginaw proceeds to aid the vessel from San Francisco bound for Hoquiam.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Clermont
San Francisco
Wallapa Harbor
Saginaw
Hartwood Lumber Company
Open Shop Drive Boosts Grand Rapids Pact
Grand Rapids aims to become an open shop city as the Furniture Manufacturers' Association reports over 100 factories signed agreements. A mass union meeting was held at Ramona pavilion on Reed's Lake with national union leaders addressing striking furniture workers. Meanwhile in Sarinaw, Mrs. Rosina Geyer aged sixty died at home in Frankenmuth. she left eleven children sixty grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Ramona Pavilion
Reed’s Lake
National Union
Sarinaw, Mich
Rosina Geyer
Frankenmuth
Baseball Results Across The National League
Box scores show Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Boston and New York games. Notable pitchers Chalmers, Doom, Mathewson and Vieyers contributed, with various line scores and early season standings reflected in the period’s box data.
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Chicapo Rhek
Cincinnati
Chicago
Gaaver
Fromme
Clarke
Meintyre
Kline
Pithehirs
R. H.R. St. Lawsorn
Ponooceae
Pittsbury
Gordon
Hearnpe
Bresnahan
Steele
Gardner
Gibson
Boston
New York
Mathewson
Vieyers
Brown, Flaherty
Gictioam
Weeds edge Pet Det in fragmented betting notes
A terse sports roundup records marginal bets and partial results involving Weeds against W L Pet Det and several teams. The item lists scattered figures and abbreviations for various races and matchups, including entries referencing St. Louis Detroit Washington New York Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Willett
Works
Hamilton and Clarke
Washington
Philadelphia
Krause
Thomas
Tughes
Walker
Sherry
Ainsworth
New York
B. Bontgne
Huh
Wood
Caldwell and Blair
Will Hiding Jar Found In Indianapolis Home
Indianapolis on May 5 Wilkinson Tout died several days ago leaving no will found by relatives. An administrator explored the basement after brick removal and uncovered a buried stone jar with about 5000 dollars in securities. Authorities believe more cash may be hidden on the property.
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Indianapolis
Wilkinson Tout
Tont
Bribery Muck Deepens in Ohio Legislature Probe
Prosecutor Turner reports grand jury probes into legislative bribery with Burns detectives posing as lobbyists. Indictments expected for past and present lawmakers. Witnesses include W. R. Hopkins and C. R. Shuler of Cleveland linked to the Wolwasdes subway bill and street control. Trials tentatively set for May 15.
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Ohio
Burns
Columbus
May Sr
Turner
Nuore Rous
Prand
Orde
Hogan
Assembly
Elan
W. R. Hopkins
CR Shuler
Cleveland
Manufactures’ Association
Byrne
Nye
Weather Forecast for Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Auburn
Hazardous weather note predicts rising temperatures and light variable winds across Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin for today and tomorrow. In Auburn New York on May 5 a family group of thirteen suffered coal gas exposure from a sitting room stove. Charles Trant died and five others are in serious condition.
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Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Auburn
N. Y
Charles Hunt
Leo Hunt
Charles Trant
AANA SEPUTES OG IN THE POOLE
Farm AANA Seputes OG in the Poole as flames swept a third of the city bare of buildings leaving charred ruins and smoke blanketing streets.
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Aana Seputes OG
Poole
Verdict Clears Rail Officials In Rutherford Inquest
In Rayton Pennsylvania May 5 the jury at Coroner Kinney's inquest spared Pennsylv ania railroad maintenance of way officials. The verdict says Miss Eleanor Rutherford of Wiles now died near Martins Creek on April 29 in an accident due to a defective road bed. No criminal prosecution follows.
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Rayton
Kinney
Way
Pennsyivanta
Eleanor Rutherford
Wiles
Martin's Creek
Ned
Stryker
Free List Bill Vote Soon in Congress
May 5 reports indicate a swift path for the free list bill as Representative Underwood of Alabama secures general debate on the measure. A vote is anticipated Monday after amendments are prepared, while Representative Focht warns of Canadian annexation sentiment and possible Mexico intervention. About twenty members spoke on the bill.
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Wrebleeton
Siven Cion
Farmerg' Fre
Billie the Louse
Underwood
Alabama
Cnghig
Focht
Dim
United States
Canada
Mexico
Per Capita Money Stock in 1911 United States
Treasury report places May 1 1911 population at 98 705 000 and shows total money in circulation and vaults at 8 546 574 037 dollars. Per capita amount estimated at 24 55 dollars indicating the average cash available per person.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Department
Treasury
Poole Farm Becomes Scene of Grim Grave Digging
Deputy sheriffs and a score of deputies scour John Poole’s Fowler farm near Fowler Indiana as rumors persist of more bodies. Miss Grace Poole and Emory Poole aid investigators while Coroner Arthur Sewage and State's Attorney John Hall oversee the inquest into Joseph Kemper's death.
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Marlow
Poole
Arthur Sewage
John Hall
Shackleton Neighbors
Shotgun Jobe
Grace Poole
Docert
Emory Poole
Powler
Miss Poole
Chicago
P&le
Fowler
Emory
Kemper
John
Deutschland Sails for Antarctic Expedition From Hamburg
The German Antarctic expedition steamer Deutschland sailed for Buenos Aires with Lieutenant Filchner in command and Lieutenant Milchner to join later. Milchner, famed explorer, helped reach L Hassa Tibet and explored Turkestan and Persia in 1903 and 1905.
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Hamburg
Buenos Aires
Geographical Society of Berlin
Filchner
General Staff
Army
Milchner
Deutschland
L'Hassa
Tibet
Turkestan
Persia
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Brooklin Hirano Pa
Chalmers
W. L. Pet
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Chisato
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St. P
Vidyal
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
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Medical Club
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