Bayonets Avenge City Militia Charges On Mob
Rioters face 27 arrests as clashes erupt across the city mills. Twenty seven term were found guilty in a Mahoney court session with sentences of two years and one year. Mass meeting at city hall urged unity while mill workers demand a 15 percent raise and double overtime pay. Police and militia used bayonets and artillery to clear streets as strikers attacked gates and mills, with several wounded and a dramatic escalation of force.
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Mahoney
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Scanlon
Agalrat
Cadeta
Lawrence Mills
Wood Washington Prospect
Pacific
Arington
Mitia
Ranlett
Averal
Dominic Raprasa
Ald
Strike hits textile mills as police clash with workers
In Lawreate Vasc om, a massive strike paralyzes a textile plant complex employing about 90 000. Widespread walkouts slash weekly hours from 50 to 34, triggering wage raises and overtime pay, while hundreds of foreign-born workers are among those laid off. Martial law orders and police actions led to violent clashes and damage to mills.
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Lawreate
Vasc Om Textile Manufacturing Uecy
State Taye
Atrike
Mourners Gather for Local Funeral Services in January Observed
An interment lineup from a Montgomery church and a series of funeral notices appear, naming families, addresses, and dates. Obituaries include Mrs. Wolla and Mrs. Schmidt, with services set at Albast Church, Mount Olivet, and Providence Hospital. Communities invited to attend and honor the deceased on multiple January dates.
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Pathe
Bordet
Church of the Cove
Vince
Walker Street
Ann
Mat
Mount
Dan Igen
Dusbant
Berrie
Frank
Prospect
Am Altotes
Washington
Charles Revell
James Ward Marthy E Searle
Crosa
Congressional Cemetery
Baltimore
Antapoli
DIVA'S TROUBLE DUE TO MONEY
A fragment from a Chicago store column recounts a family rift over money and support. Hans Schumann Heink speaks of tensions between his mother Ernestine Schumann Henk and stepfather William Rapp. He cites debt, ambition, and the failed attempt at funding his artistic hopes as root causes.
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Hans Schumann Heink Gon
Mone
Ernestine Schumann Henk
Chicago
del Tira
William Rapp
Repp
Uunk
Rapp
Open debate on treaties as Lodge motion fails
Senate votes 68 to 23 to discuss administration treaties in open session after a heated exchange. Rayner opposes closed doors while Lodge urges secrecy. Supporters push for open discussion as Cummins and Smith defend transparency. Debate continues with uncertain votes toward ratification.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
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Lodge
Senator Lodge
Avery
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Rent
Smith
Michigan
State Department
Taft
Senator Smith
Keyburn
Culbersom
Raynet
Cnis
Forged first marriage case in Texington by Janus
Jury hears bigamy charge against Chicago piano maker Peter Paul Apkins. He allegedly married Elizabeth Young in Lexington while Bertha Kholer, of Paris, was his wife. Defendants claim skull injury caused memory loss and ignorance of prior marriage.
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Texington
Janus
Peter Paul Apkins
Chicago
Wit
Elizabeth Young
Lexington
Bertha Kholer
Paris
Apking
Apkins
LJ Mo Daxter
Miss Wizeeth
Young
Feith
Cincinnati
Ajikins
Minx
B BI Wiley
Bertha
Roler
Faris
Miss Young
Marriage Licenses Listed For Multiple Couples Across States
A fragmented list shows couples from Michigan New York Missouri and Alabama obtaining marriage licenses. Names include Facin Wo Ridgway Amy Covell Katherine Algus Martha Brawner James Wood Maud Wood and others with varied ages and towns such as Dewell Troy St Louis Mansfield and New York City. The Rev clerical confirmations accompany several entries.
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Facin
Ridgway
Amy Covell
Dewell
Donald C
Elmore
Elmere
Troy NY
Katherine G Algus
Roland J Tlalah
Pentels
St Louis
Ana Martha Wo
Brawner
James How
Benjamin F Wood
Maud Ro
Rey J
Dontromerr
Harry L. Hoot
Eory J" Porter
Birmingham
Ale
Charles Wood John Thurox
Dorothy Wodell
Res Totes
Counting the Links in The Posts Endless Chain Puzzle
The note questions counting tnka in The Posts endless chain puzzle and urges starting promptly to verify early estimates, revise as needed, and improve accuracy in the contest context. It emphasizes timely participation and careful verification of initial calculations.
Banquet Honors L. Blout on Birthday of Washington Hebrew Leader
A reception and banquet at the Eighth Street Temple celebrated L. Blout president of the Washington Hebrew Congregation for the last forty years and longtime Daughters of Rebekah secretary. Speeches praised his service as guests, including Fanny Achoenthal, Mrs Cohen, and Drs Stern and Simon, while a smoking jacket was presented. The event featured a surprise procession, a birthday cake, and a playful mock meeting with puns and jokes from attendees.
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Blout
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Sears
Daughters of Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Ulti
Eighth Street Temple
Mia Fanny Achoenthal
Rebvekaly Lodge
Mr Bout
C Cohen Alen Premiim
Wes Staensberger
Hebekah Lodge
Louis Stern
Abram Simon
Dr Kaufman
Stern
Simon
Hauscher Sunlay
Board of Managers
Louis Sten
Tod
Harry Franc
Shwon Wolf
Lee Baumgarten
DJ Fartag
Jacob Esseman
Argits
Xstineadler
R Levy
B Levy
Ineslau
Wright
Dynamiters Code Read Before Grand Jury in McManigal Case
The Indianapolis telegram and letters signed Ping claimed to contain a code for explosive acts on viaducts bridges and buildings to be blown up. McManigal testified the signature was used by another person and dated to June 1910 in Cincinnati. He said he went to Cleveland and blew a viaduct after Ping sent a telegram from Toledo. Subpoenas for new witnesses were issued as Oscar Lawler and the U S Attorney conferred on the inquiry.
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Indianapolis
Ping
Federal Grand Jury
Ortle
Fever to Reach Royal Court The Washington Post Story
Applications for presentations at this year’s court are numerous. A new rule by the lord chamberlain limits attendance to women of British birth or those married to British subjects or accredited officials. The change aims to ease pressure on the American embassy and its social rivals.
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Washington Post
Lyndon
Yeasts Counly
Tord Chamberlain
Court of St Jame
wrmsTem
Love story ends in New York court as girl fled from Chicago
Violet Buehler a 48 year old Chicago heiress daughter ran away to New York to marry waiter Jack Clune. In New York she admitted love for Clune and said her foster mother blocked marriage. Police say she was detained for juvenile guardian case while Anna Buehler plans to return with detectives to bring back the child.
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New York
Violet Buchler
Chicago
Society
Jack Clune
Metropolis
Violet Buehler
Fortune
Brett
Jack Dent
Eun’ S
Tam Sa
Jack
Bretta
Wiss Buehlers
Violet
Justice Olmsted
Childrens Court
Childrens Society
Clune
Anna Buehler
Charles Norton
Witness escorted from hall as crowd threatens judge’s witness
Detective Browne sent a squad to escort Parks from the Hall of Justice after he testified the county had evidence linking Bert Conners with the dynamite plot. Browne claimed threats and letters against Parks and said arrests would follow. The day closed with Conners defense failing to shake Parks’s statements and an uncertain path toward possible admission talks.
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Tex Angeles
J Vangel Parks
Bert II Conners
Summer T, Browne
Hall of Justice
Forks
Conners
Browne
Nul of Justice
Parke
Parks
Bert Ranaim
McNamara
Franklin
New York’s Madison Square Garden to Stand Under Lease Plan
Purchasers of the Madison Square Garden, described as the city’s largest show place, announced a syndicate would not tear it down. A guaranteed yearly rental of about $275,000 will keep the venue standing while a modern office building is planned.
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Madinga
Square Garden
New York
Jon I
Madison Square Garden
Man Dropped Asleep in Court During Insanity Plea in Wife Slaying
In Noblesville Indiana a murder trial heard that suspect Harry Hiatt, who had separated from his wife, dozed off in the prisoners box today as mother-in-law Mrs Albert Voss testified she saw him shoot his wife in the barnyard, dying from three bullets. Hiatt pleads insanity.
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Noblesville
Harry Hiatt
Mra
Albert Voss
Hiatt
Hoott Faces New Charge in Alexandria Indictments
A special grand jury in Alexandria returned new indictments against Lewis Hooft secretary and GM of the Mercantile River Building and Loan Assoc for embezzling funds in 1910 with counts detailing specific withdrawals. Bertram Beaton also indicted for robberies and officer shootings. A cold appeal for aid to the poor was issued by local charities as Mount Eagle estate changes hands and notable local figures attend pending funerals and church resignations.
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Washington Post Bureau
GG King
Alexandria
Alexandria Corporation
L. C Barley
Lewis Hoot
Mercantle Reftway Building and Loan Association
Hooft
Association
Corporation Court
Jis
Tha
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Lewis Ho Machen
Machen
John L. Jeffries
Norfolk
S G Brent
Bertram Beaton
Washington
J M Duncan Foreman
Uellmuth J Cockey
Alfred Thomson
J A. Pettit Jr C B Swan
L Ruben Louis Bendheim
Robert Aitcheson
Cooperative Charities Association
Paff
Lee Camp Hall
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