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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1912

Page

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Dynamite Trial Details Tie Indemnity to Bond Contests

Witnesses describe explosive blasts at ore conveyors and plots to blow up multiple buildings. Edward Cole testifies meeting Nipper Anderson after the North Randall blast. Russo and Munsey figures tied to bond issues and attacks. U S attorney Miller notes the Southern Surety Co refuses to surrender indemnity for bonds on several defendants as the case nears closure.

Indianapolis Ind Edward Cole North Randall Nipper Anderson Robert G. M. Ross Detroit Hiram Cline Carpenters Ross United States Miller Southern Surety Company Pete Smith J.B. Munsey H. W. Legleitner Frank K. Painter Phillip A. Cooley Harding Cole Cleveland Anderson Jesse L. Miller Heyl & Patterson Company Milwaukee Superior Wis W. E. Reddin R. D. Jones Salt Lake City Utah J. F. Munsey Iron Workers Munsey Jones

Miss Boutell Weds John W. Brooks Ladd in Washington

The first Alpine stock wedding in America united Miss Alice Gates Boutell daughter of the American minister to Switzerland with Mr. John W. Brooks Ladd of Boston. Attended by President Taft Miss Clark and Miss Helen Cox and Washington society notables, the ceremony marked a significant capital event.

Washington America Alice Gates Boutell Switzerland John W. Brooks Ladd Boston Taft Clark Helen Cox Ohio White Capital Society

Altitude Record Broken in Los Angeles Flight

Aviator John Guy Gilpatrick soared to 5000 feet in a monoplane near Los Angeles. Passenger on the record flight was John Cogle of Oklahoma City.

Los Angeles Cal John Guy Gilpatrick John Cogle Oklahoma City

Mother Kidnaps Girl by Request of Rebel Bandits

Galveston Texas reports rapid developments in the kidnapping of Consuelo and Esperanso Saunders daughters of a millionaire. Sophia Martinese the ex wife of P O Saunders is named as the person responsible and believed allied with rebel bandits. The case involves a decade of domestic trouble and fears of recovery by ordinary means.

Galveston Tex Consuelo Esperanso Saunders Sophia Martinese P. O. Saunders Houston

Rivers Defeats Mandot In 20 Round Grand Bout

Los Angeles November 29 Joe Rivers reclaimed the lightweight title in Vernon in a rematch with Joe Mandot. Rivers dominated the 20 rounds beating the New Orleans Frenchman in every department and proving clear superiority.

New Orleans Los Angeles Cal Joe Rivers Vernon Joe Mandot Rivers Mandot

White Defeats Pelky in Ten Round Heavyweight Bout

Sailor White of New York scored a decisive ten round victory over Arthur Pelky of Chicopee Massachusetts. White dominated eight of the ten rounds delivering a devastating display of power in the local heavyweight match.

White Pelky Chicopee Masc Sailor White New York Arthur Pelky Sailor

Congressmen in Row over Pension Plan for Ex Presidents

Washington nov 29 representatives Johnston of South Carolina and Burleson of Texas clashed in the appropriation committee room over a newspaper interview calling Burleson a toady and flunky for urging ex presidents be pensioned. Burleson calls his 17500 salary pension proposal a mere suggestion to spur public discussion. Then in New York Miss Helen M Gould and John D Rockefeller distributed over 125 Thanksgiving turkeys to estate workers.

Texas Washington Johnston South Carolina Burleson Appropriation Committee Riring Hurleson Representative Johnston Tarrytown N. Y Helen M. Gould John D William Rockefeller

Government suit to dissolve Harvester trust moved to Chicago

Government agents announced the Harvester trust dissolution case would not be heard in St. Louis today as scheduled but would be continued in Chicago citing procedural reasons. The action seeks to unwind the combine and enforce antitrust measures across multiple states.

Explosion damages buildings in Coloma theater blaze

A blast at a moving picture show in Coloma, Michigan, destroyed a block of storefronts and injured several people. Four women were hurt as patrons fled in a panic, and a fire erupted after the explosion.

Benton Harbor Mich Coloma

Big Storm Rolls Across Atlantic Coast November Weather

A severe winter storm hit the Atlantic coast from Georgia to Connecticut with snow in New York City and heavy winds. Shipping was advised to stay in port though no disasters were reported. lighter harbor disruption due to holiday closures.

New York Atlantic Weather Bureau Virginia Carolina Washington Georgia Connecticut Atlantic Coast New York City

Dr Carrel at Rockefeller Institute Examining Tissue

Specially posed photograph shows Dr Carrel, Nobel Prize winner in medicine, in the Rockefeller Institute laboratory, New York, performing a microscopic examination of growing animal tissue.

Dr. Carrel Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research New York

Col Ransdell Dies After Surgery in Washington

Col Daniel M. Ransdell longtime sergeant at arms of the U S Senate and former U S marshal for the District of Columbia died after an operation on November 7 in a local hospital. He will be buried in Indianapolis with a Senate committee accompanying the body. He leaves a widow Mary Cathcart of Indianapolis two daughters and three sons, two of whom are naval officers.

Washington Daniel M. Ransdell United States Senate United States District of Columbia Harrison Ransdell Senate Indianapolis Rayner Maryland Sherman Colonel Ransdell Mary Cathcart

Brothers Murder Girl Near Pleasant Ridge

A coroner's jury in Boone county Arkansas found Otis Davidson aged twenty nine responsible for the murder of Ella Barham aged eighteen near Pleasant Ridge. Lear Davidson seventeen is charged as an accessory before the fact.

Fort Smith Ark Ella Barham Pleasant Ridge Zine Boone County Otis Davidson Lear

Kennedy Learns Fast Victory Over Williams in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia at the Olympic Athletic Club Big Tom Kennedy returned to the ring and decisively defeated Barney Williams in six fast rounds. Kennedy outboxed and out punched Williams in most rounds, delivering a dominant performance before enthusiastic fans.

Philadelphia Big Tom Kennedy Barney Williams Olmpic Athletic Club Kennedy

Armistice Still Holds as Peace Talks Advance

Telegrams from Koenigsberg report Bethmann-Hollweg denying German moves toward war. In Constantinople talks proceed with a promising tone as Bulgaria signals a conciliatory shift on Adrianople. A Turkish request to halt bombardment of Adrianople is echoed by foreign consuls amid civilian casualties.

Koenigsberg Germany East Prussia von Bethman-Hollweg Russia Constantinople Bagcheskeuil Porte Bulgars Bulgaria Adrianople Kirk Kilieseh Salonika Mustapha Rayala Bul Reques

Manila Tornado Kills and Destroys Tacloban in Typhoon

A severe typhoon struck Thursday across Samar and North Panay devastating Tacloban in Leyte. Two steamers wrecked in Tacloban harbor with the death toll and total losses still uncertain but described as great. A second severe weather event is forecast along Mindanao's west coast.

Manila Samar Panay Tacloban Thetal Leyte Weather Bureau Mindanao

Will Not Visit Bermuda Governor Wilson Visit Plans

Hamilton Bermuda November 9 The possibility of Bryan visiting Governor Wilson during his stay there is considered, with an appointment in New York noted. Earlier in the day Governor and family discussed a performance of Our Mutual Friend at the Colonial opera house with Governor General Bullock. Huntington Indiana November 9 Gets His First Barber Shave Jacob Souers Huntington's oldest resident is to celebrate his birthday December 14 by receiving his first barber shave.

Hamilton Bermuda Bryan Wilson New York Mia Colonial Opera House Bullock Huntington Ind Jacob Souers

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Southern Surety CO Vincent Astor Astor Estate Camunlohe Miss Boutell J. W. B. Ladd Gilpatrick A. A. Fisher Robert Sharp C. Koonds Trovo Markus Twne George L. Wood Robert S. Sharp C. R B. Hurvey John C. Koona Congressmen Rockefellers Alton B. Parker Judge Parker Senator Root American Committee On Gotham Hartford Conn Predersca Edlers Chicago Ietrians Alexis Carrel Col. Ransdell U. S. Senate Arkansas Kennedy Whips Williams Altles Turkey Philippine N.Y
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