Republicans Set Stage for Fray in National Convention
Ohio figures Vorys and Brown led a high level conference as Republicans prepare for the quadrennial meeting. Roosevelt supporters and Southern bloc push for representation, with primary or state authorizing primaries as a likely delegate method. Chicago appears likely as convention host with July or June date under debate and leadership changes expected in the committee.
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Hitchcock
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Coaleman Brown
Ohio
Roosevelt
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State Committee
McNamara case widens as McManigal to testify
Los Angeles reports indicate EB McManigal will be taken to Indianapolis within days to testify before the federal grand jury about the dynamiting conspiracy linked to James B and John J McNamara. The inquiry widens to include five suspects in the West and at least a dozen in the East as prosecutors prepare for joint federal probes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ordle EB McManigal
Indianapolis
Federan Grand Jury
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John J McNamara
San Quentin State Penitentiary
McManigal
Federal Grand Jury
Oscar Lawler
McNamara
Grand Jury
Malcolem McLaren
Detroit
Apel
Litta
Burt H. Franklin
Franklin
Superior Court
Three Men Die In Breeden Lumber Village Shootout
In Breeden West Virginia a deadly affray ends with Walter Marcum, 24, killing Norfolk and Western detective Jack Vanloose and Sheriff George Damron as officers close in. Marcum dies in the exchange, with both sides firing simultaneously near his home. The incident lights a wide regional alarm.
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Detective Vanloose
Breeden
W. Va
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Sheriff Damron
W Va
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Marcum
George Damron
Mingo County
Jack Vanloose
Norfolk and Western Railroad
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Vanloose
Damron
Dingea
van Foose
Catlettsburg
Two Wives Too Many for Peace in Pittsburg Divorce
Peter Sharp an 82 year old man in Pittsburg Kansas says he will divorce the wife he married nine years ago while his current spouse Louisa agrees. The decision follows trouble with the first wife Ann Catherine who returned after wandering the country and a Chicago fire that separated them. The county attorney weighs in as Sharp acts with friends to end the two-woman arrangement.
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Washington Po
Pittsburg
Kans
Peter C Sharp
Waitress Redeems 1000 Dimes For Fur Coat
Special to The Washington Pool Denver Colo Dec 10 Miss Ivy Cole counted out 1000 dimes to buy a new fur coat in a two year tip haul. Patrons and manager debated accepting the silver but agreed the heap was worth the sale. Cole laughed at two years to shoe those dimes and hurried back to serve lunch.
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Denver
Colo
Ivy Cole
Migs Cole
Miss Cole
Open Air Parade As Prices Hit Dunbar Travel
King George and Queen Mary presided over a grand open air church parade in camp as over a hundred native princes were welcomed with attested ceremonies. The viceroy returned their viatts per royal order. Few Americans attend the Dunbar durbar due to fears of extortionate hotel rates. Leading hotels quote a minimum 80 daily for twenty days.
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George
Queen Mary
Baptized in Cave of Winds Chief Denounces Faith of Forefathers
Niagara Falls November 10 Chief Thunder Water Oghema Niagara, facing the setting gun as his god, declared he will die a pagan after his granddaughter Princess Kaw-Paw-Que Manning Beauty was christened at the Cave of the Winds under the Horse Shoe Falls. The ceremony was led by Rev. G. 9. G. Hares. He protested Christianity and spoke of choosing between Christ and Manitou for his granddaughter.
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Pagan
National Manufacturers Chief Seeks Evidence in Dynamite Case
John Kirby Jr of Dayton, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, went to Chicago with Walter Drew and J A Badorf to aid a conference with detectives from Burns' unit. They aim to produce corroborating evidence for the federal dynamiting investigation and link documents to a nationwide conspiracy. Detective Burns plans to finish his part in Indianapolis tomorrow.
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Dayton
Unie
National Association of Manufacturers
Chicago
Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
J. A. Badorf
Siso
Erectors’ Association
W. J. Burns
Burns
Indianapolis
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Burns Visits New York In Brief Stop
Special to The Washington Post. William J Burns, famed detective, spent half an hour in New York this afternoon and then departed without revealing his destination or purpose. President Gompere of the American Federation of Labor also traveled from Washington but did not visit his usual stops.
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New York
William J Burns
President Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Washington
McNamaras Enter San Quentin to Begin Life Terms
The McNamaras James B and John J arrived at San Quentin to serve life and fifteen year sentences for the Los Angeles Times bombing and related dynamiting, entering a tier near condemned inmates. They view their acts as aiding union labor, were photographed and measured, and will start work in a jute mill after tuberculosis screening.
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San Quentin, Penitentiary
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International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Los Angeles Times
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Llewellyn Iron Works
Los Angeles
San Quentin Prison
San Pablo Bay
William A Hemmel
John J McNamara
John Hoyle
James B McNamara
John Murray Meutenant
Abraham Rueff
San Francisco
Ruefffe
Henry Dalton
Alameda County
McNamaras
San Quentin Grill
Carquinex Straits Station
Professor's Wife Dies By Own Action In New Haven
The body of Mrs Albert E Gubelmann wife of Professor Gubelmann of the German state department was recovered from West River New Haven after a river search. She had been in poor health and disappeared yesterday while on a walk. A neck piece matching a muff was found nearby signaling the incident. Four years old, native of Rochester New York, she had recently moved to New Haven. Five Dead in Paris Wreck reported nearby with eight injured after a Northern Railroad collision just outside the Paris terminus.
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Conn
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Gubelmann
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West River
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K. Mitchell
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Paris
Briceville Mine Disaster Claims Many Lives in Tennessee
Briceville Tennessee dec 10 rescuers battled peril and a dust explosion theory as at least 100 miners were trapped and likely dead after a blast at Cross Mountain coal mine. Names identified include Lee Rolston Eugene Ault Taylor Ault Roland Early and W A Farmer as families await grim toll and towns mobilize food and aid.
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James Foust
Alonzo Wood
Hinceville
Atores
Knoxville
Pages 1-Republican Leaders Meeting Here
Three men shot dead McManigal to bare bomb plots. McNamara prothers in stripes mine rescue parties in peril de Chapman for liquor reform. Frontier coverage of crime politics and social issues with a brisk early 20th century tone.
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Peril de Chapman
Potomac
Virginia
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Ohio
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Mayor Puts Forth Plan and Soaist Aldermen Endorse It
Coeur d'Alene Idaho December 10 The entire populace discusses John Wood socialist mayor plan to open and maintain a municipal saloon Four socialist councilmen back the proposal and its fate will be settled at a city council meeting this week
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Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
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Rev Chapman Urges Bryan for President to End Saloons
Antisaloon League speaker at Luther Place Memorial Church argues William Jennings Bryan should become president to force Congress to abolish saloons. He cites Washington District temptations and urges action nationwide, condemning saloons as criminal and demanding moral reform. Other delegates from Iowa and New York push education on drinking harms while Wilson and Inglehart also speak.
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E S Chapman
California
Luther Place Memorial Church
William Jennings Bryan
United Sates
Washington
Congress
Chapman
United States
Supreme Court of the
Llegal
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Iowa
Willie
F C Inglehart
New York
Wilson
District Antisaloon League
Bomb at Picture Show Hurts Fifty In Panic
A Belgian cinema exhibition was rocked by a bomb that injured fifty and killed several. police suspect a discharged employee sought revenge. The blast sparked chaos as attendees fled, with authorities Czech the scene for motive and suspects.
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Belgium
Patic
War Secretary Stimson Warns of Army Unpreparedness and Policy Shifts
In a presidential report Secretary Stimson calls for citizenship rights for Porto Ricans and naturalization for Filipinos, criticizes wide army dispersion, cites slow artillery production, and urges reform of promotions and base locations. He recommends canal commerce roles, private coal sales, and a businesslike Panama Canal organization with targeted post relocations and improved recruiting.
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Philippines
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