Detective Burns Says Arrests Will Follow McNamaras
Detective William Burns disclosed that Milton Kaplan and David Vic Kaplin, alleged accomplices of James B McNamara, will be arrested soon after his Los Angeles visit. He hinted at further disclosures, confirming ongoing surveillance and indicating the case may move quickly to capture additional conspirators.
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J B McNamara
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New York
Indianapolis
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Chicago Tory
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James B. McNamara
Bite
Europe
Teche
Tultea
Attornys
Joseph Markey
International Association of Bridge and
Workers
Cmmenriy
Miller
Ted
National Erectors Seek Wider Probe After McNamara Confessions
The National Erectors Association voices plans to broaden prosecutions beyond the McNamara confessions, aiming to root out all who funded or aided the dynamitings linked to the Los Angeles Times and Llewellyn Iron works. Walter Drew and others insist investigations will extend to labor leaders and unions under federal law.
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National Erectors
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Count Sel
Charles E. Cheney
Tte
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Indianapolis
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Intrenapolis
A. J. McNamara
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Charles Mer
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Rampel, Gompers
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Cane
PERSIANS URGE WAR AND LABOR FEARS IN FATEFUL VOTE
A labor grievance centers on the exclusion of labor from a key committee shaping a major event. Edward Mockela of the Chicago Federation of Labor declined to discuss interviews and resolutions. Ortle McManigal hopes for freedom after dynamiting charges while Malcolm McLarenge says District Attorney Fredericks vows to help reduce penalties. Two politicians killed in a related incident conclude the item.
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Labor
United States
Edward Mockela
Chicago Federation of Labor
Russia
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Ortle McManigal
J J
California
Timpdon
Persian government replies to Russian ultimatum cited
The Persian government rejects Russia demands but asks for time to propose revised terms and postpones forward moves by Russian forces. Shuster is urged to be moderated. England seeks a square deal and warns Russia while dismissing British officials except one under contract. Shuster defends his Persian service.
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Russia
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Olecoffre
W Morgan Shuster
Vir Shuster
Shuster
Tabriz
Persia
Shusters
Edward Grey
Oyward Gres
National Council
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Lecoffre
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Ispahan
Teblindler
Shiraz
St Petersburg
Fesht
Kashin
St. Petersburg
Leheran
Novos Vrema
Russa
London
Foreign Office
England
Great
Britan
Rusta
Johnson Seeks Few Changes to Organic Act and District Duties
Representative Ben Johnson, chair of the District committee, outlines views on the Organic Act and 1874 and 1878 amendments. He advocates annual property assessments, improved insurance laws, and fulfillment of federal and district obligations, while signaling no major immediate changes. He disputes sensational debt claims and emphasizes following existing laws before considering amendments.
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INS
Ben Johnson
House
Washington Post
District of Columbia
Washington
Kentucky
Pla
Johpson
Persia independence and Russian influence dominate Lords debate
Newspaper opinion on Britain's Persia policy grows divided as questions in the Lords focus on Russia and Persia. The Daily News criticizes policy while others see the Anglo Russian treaty as preserving Persia's independence amid regional power plays. US interest and Sir Edward Grey's stance are noted in the discourse.
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Caist
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Daily News
Persia
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Russia
England
United States
Lyon
Edward Grey
Burns Story of Chast H4 Lord Decies a Turt Patron
Chronicle of police cases and political notes mixes sensational items and editorials. The page outlines crime, investigations, defense funds, and calls for policy changes alongside district needs and labor remarks.
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Burns
Russia
Retzeas
Nanking
Mme Curlea
Mana Suielde
France
Congress Borah
Harlan Il
Lord Decies
World Change Dacine System
Ared Societi Real Estate
Curious Romance of Langevin Letters Ends in Divorce Suit
A sensational tale from Paris recounts Prof Langevin agreeing to a divorce with custody of four children after Mme Curie allegedly discovered his love letters to the Nobel laureate. The exposé details Mme Langevin shadowing rendezvous and locating letters, including curiously revealing missives from Mme Curie.
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Curle Langevin
Prof Langevin
Cri de Faris
Téday
Mme Langevin
Mme Carie
Cri
Sherlock Hulmes
Mme Curle
Wime Langevin
Mmeeee
Dance Hall Tragedy Ends In Self-Inflicted Gunshot
James L Cryer, 22, a dance partner at the National Rifles Armory, drew a revolver in the cloakroom and shot himself in the right temple after being approached by Detectives Fortney and Cornwall. He had been sought on charges including embezzlement and forging and died hours later at Emergency Hospital. Cryer left a widow and one child. the incident occurred as music filled the hall in northwest Washington.
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Mme Curie
Ime Janseer
Langevin
Paris
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Curie
Cornwall
Ferbes
Streins
National Rifles Armory
Tentitstreaea
James L Cryer
Cryer
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Fred Cornwall
OW Fortene
Theen
Max Tompkins
Tompkins
Washington
Warrance
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Tie Brewing Compar
Georgia Avenue
Moa
Stolen Letters Case Echoes Dreyfus Affair Tone
In a staged burglary a woman enters a Paris apartment and seizes the correspondence of Mme Curie and Prof Langevin. She argues she has a legal right to the letters, while police chief Lepine questions publication and recalls the Dreyfus affair rhetoric.
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Prof Langevin
Mime Langevin
Potce
MO Lepine
M Lepine
Dreyfus
Three Brothers Drown on Ice Near East 1st Street
In Chicago near East 1st Street and Mackinaw avenue, three brothers ages 11 9 and 7 drowned when the ice broke during skating on the Pennsylvania Slip. Victims were Walter Cwiakale John and Frank.
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Mackinaw Avenue
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Frank
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Typhoid Max Sues City Over Alleged False Imprisonment
The suit seeks 50000 from New York City alleging wrongful confinement on North Brother Island by city health officials. Plaintiff Mar Walton known as Typhoid Max claims a carer of typhoid without illness and argues the city used a medical opinion to imprison her and others as alleged germ carriers.
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Mar
Walton
North Brother Island
Tipheid Mas
Auclets
Mary
Quake Hits Ebingen Volumes in Black Forest Damage
A severe earthquake shock was felt across the Black Forest region and Ebingen with heavy damage reported in Ebingen and surrounding areas as of early today church spires and homes damaged in the tremor.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Pbingen
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