Explosives Linked to Labor Unrest Draw Indiana Probes
Indianapolis reports detail grand jury hearing for Frank M. Ryan IA B and S Iron Workers, and seizures of dynamite stocks tied to McManigal and McNamara cases. Probes focus on explosives storage, possible employer plots, and connections to the Times building blast.
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Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Marion County Grand Jury
National labor leaders denounce alleged legalized kidnaping
Washington April 24 officials of the American Federation of Labor condemn the arrests of Secretary McNamara and associates for alleged complicity in the Los Angeles case. President Gompers Morrison denounce secrecy and compare to earlier Moyer Haywood Pettibone actions as a capital attempt to curb labor on the Pacific coast.
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Denver
Western Association of Miners
J. J. McNamara
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
James W. McNamara
McManigal
William B. Reed
Commercial Avenue
Chicago
M‘namara
William I Burns
Reed
Burns Agency
Police Department
Jim McNamara
Jim
Tifin
W. A. Burns
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Indianapolis
Tiffin
James McManigal
Ortle E. McManigal
Los Angeles Times
Detroit
Los Angeles
Burns
J. A G. Badorf
Walter Drey
W National Erectora’ Association
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
McNamara
Structural Iron Workers
Ortie McManigal
Gompera
First Street
Namara
Organized Labor
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Colorado
Idaho
Morrison
Federation
Pacific Coast
Troops Enforce Quiet in Muscatine as Orders Bar After 8 PM
State troops under Major George W. Hall enforce curfew in Muscatine during labor unrest. Citizens must clear streets by 8 PM. after 11 PM escorts home. No crowds or social meetings allowed while troops stay. Few workers return to factories. Heilman tents arrive to sustain presence.
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Muscatine
George W. Hall
Charx
Weeds Park
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Sibley
Reservoir Park
Bourne Secures Prominent Chairman Post
Washington April 24 Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr a progressive Republican on the committee on committees will be named to a major chairmanship. The move places Bourne in a key leadership role within the Republican conference as plans unfold.
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Washington
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Committee On Commitress
Senate committee chairs announced at White House
Senator Smoot announced at the White House that Senator Clapp will chair the committee on interstate commerce under the seniority rule. The Bourne selection shifts the chair from Aldrich, the ranking chairman, to a new assignment.
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Committee On
White House
Smoot
Committee On Committees
Clapp
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Bourne
Aldrich
Social to Open New M E Church
A church social is planned for Tuesday evening in the basement of the First M E Church. The program includes numbers by the Sunday School orchestra the Boys band and the church quartet along with readings. It marks the first meeting since the fire and is a joyous occasion.
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M. E
Arguments Began On Hyde Habeas Corpus Bid
In Kansas City on April 24 Judge Slover heard arguments on Dr. B. C. Hyde a life prisoner for murder of Colonel Thomas H. Swope. Hyde attended court for first time outside jail since his son's birth. The petition seeks liberty on bond arguing no evident proof of first degree murder and that Hyde is not guilty.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Slover
Circuit Court
Rowland Trades Major Lineup to Winnipeg Club
Dubuque April 24. Manager Rowland of the Three I club announced a major trade sending Buckley Lutgen Taylor Freer Ring Ray Dye Letts Isaacs to Winnipeg for Kreitz Fosberg Olsen and cash. Taylor becomes Winnipeg manager.
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Dubuque, Ia
Rowland
Dubuque Three-I
Buckley
Lutgen
Taylor
Freer
Ring
Ray
Dye
Letts
Isaacs
Winnipeg
Kreitz
Fosberg
Olsen
Vaudeville Houses List Good Numbers
Billa at the Crystal and Orpheum theaters changed today and the offerings at both playhouses were reported above the average. A new feature this week gives patrons an extra ticket good for Wednesday or Saturday matinees at the opposite house. The Orpheum again lists three acts and has contracted with Miles Vaudeville agency of Minneapolis, linked to Alex Patage’s circuit booking thirty cities from Detroit to San Francisco.
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Detroit
Mich
San Francisco
Hadley Names Sjuudge to Fourth Judicial Circuit
Jefferson City Missouri April 24 Governor Hadley appoints Colonel John M Williams circuit judge in the Fourth Judicial circuit to fill the Booneville death vacancy left by Judge W H Martin last Thursday. Martins Mander fo cigar.
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Hadley
Sjuudge
Jefferson City
John M. Williams
Fourth Judicial Circuit
W. H. Martin
Booneville
Passengers of Steamer America Rescues Asia Crews
The Pacitte steamship Asia, en route from Hongkong to San Francisco, struck Finger Rock near Tauchan islands in fog and sank. The steamer America picked up distress signals and arrived at Finger Rock, finding the Shanghai vessel already aiding survivors. passengers were reported rescued.
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Tokio
Pacitte
Asia
Hongkong
San Francisco
Pinger Rock
South China
Mangkong
Finger Rock
Huchw
Tauchan
Shanghai
America
Hotel Lot Sale Planned to Fund Fireproof Waterloo Hotel
Waterloo officials report approval of lot valuations for an eight story fireproof hotel project. The committee proposes selling 48 Westfield lots at 400 dollars each with two fractional lots removed and adjustments in Prospect Place. Thomas Cascaden Jr. endorses the committee’s changes and sale work will begin at once to move the project forward.
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Thomas Cascaden, Jr
Waterloo West
J. ©. Sedgwick
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo
Westfield
Prospect Place
Park View
J. K. Joder
F. L. Marquis
Ww. C. Logan
Cascaden
Gibson for State Veterinarian Named in Des Moines
Des Moines reports Governor Car rolls appoint Dr. J. T. Gibson of Des Moines as state veterinarian to replace Paul Koto of Forest City whose term ends tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Carroll
J. T. Gibson
Paul Koto
Forest City
Decide Against Iowa Indians Loss of $450000 in Tribe Claims
The U S Supreme Court decided against the Sac and Fox Indians of the Mississippi in Iowa in a dispute with the Sac and Fox Indians in Oklahoma. All claims, totaling about 450000 dollars, were disallowed over pro rata shares in tribal annuities and funds. The case followed a week of decisions with no opinions in the Standard Oil or Tobacco Sherman acts suits.
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Washington, D.C
Mississippi
Iowa
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of the United States
Girls Flee Nighties From Dorm Fire in Johnson City
Six teen girls escaped a Washington College dormitory fire in Johnson City Tennessee in the early hours. The blaze destroyed the dormitory with an estimated loss around 20009 dollars.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Washington College
Bet Ready for War in Mexico
Paris April 24 The French government prepares for every event in Morocco. The war department reports a French flying column from Bouznik near Casablanca under Major Simon has left for Fez. A second column is forming and about 10 000 reinforcements are being sent to Casablanca from France.
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Paris
Morocco
War Department
Bouznik
Casa Blanca
Simon
Fez
Rahat
France
Kenyon Takes Oath of Office as Senators
Washington April 24 William Kenyon of Town and Nathan of Florida took the oath of office today as senators from their respective states San Felice 5c clean
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Kenyon
Washington
William 3
Town
John
Nathan
Florida
Kinsella Seeks Mike Sexton Help for Three-I Peace
Springfield April 24 Special President Kinsella and south end magnates await peace offers from north end houses in the Three I league dispute. Judge Clarence A Jones of Springfield will argue to dissolve the injunction in circuit court this week. Kinsella says peace would come if Mike Sexton of Rock Island withdraws his objections to a ten club circuit, enabling early May play.
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Springfield
Kinsella
South End
North End
Clarence A. Jones
Euit
Quincy
Blrcuit
Mike
Whinsella
Mike Sexton
Rock Island
Layman Preaches and Converts at Waterloo Meeting
The crowd gathered at the Limneden Tester Apt last night in Raymond with Mr. and Mrs. Crandatt and Mr. and Afri of Waterloo presenting a sermon by Felxen. Converts were reported as a clear harvest, with locals pleased by the outcome of the earnest discourse.
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Raymond
B. C. Crandatt
Afri
Dixon
Waterloo
Felxen
Congress Fractured as Senate Lags in Organization
Washington April 24 Congress faces a stalled agenda as the House passes the cap and contribution fund while the Senate remains unorganized with no committee assignments. GOP leaders expect votes on nominees tomorrow to appease progressives. The House also moves emergency bills including the tariff free list as the Canadian reciprocity bill waits for Senate committee action.
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Washington
Congress
House
Popular Vetn
Senate
Gallinger
Committee of Committees
Lst
Progressive Republicana
Homn
Underwood
Committee
Clarksville Pioneer William Tennyson Dies at 86
William Tennyson, longtime Clarksville resident and former farmer born in England, died at home Sunday morning at age 86 after a period of illness. He leaves a wife, daughter Mrs Harley Leete, and three sons Allen Robert and Daniel, all but Daniel living in Clarksville. Funeral services were at 2 pm Tuesday at home with Rev W M Binclatt officiating and Masonic lodge assisting. interment in Linwood Cemetery beside deceased relatives.
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Clarksville
William Tennyson
Hig
Rga
England
Harley Leete
Allen
Robert
Daniel
Clarkaville
Iinois
W. M. Binelatt
Preapyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Linwand Cemetery
Tennyson
Veteran John Line Still Is Very Low
Inhn Line, Civil War veteran, critically ill for weeks, shows no lasting improvement. After a poor night and uncomfortable morning, he was reported resting comfortably at 1 o clock today.
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John
Inhn Line
Armistice May Be Prolonged In Mexican Peace Talks
El Paso April 24 The armistice between Navarro and Madero may be extended beyond the five day term if needed to finalize peace envoys with full powers. Telegraph negotiations prove slow as lines in Mexico fail and both sides seek envoy appointments. Americans with Madero prepare to quit warfare, Mexicans seek work across the border. Dr Vasquez Gomez is summoned to Juarez to join peace parleys while Lower California rebels press for land reform and citizenship limits.
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el Paso
Tex
Navarro
Madero
Mexico City
Mexico
Gomez
Juarez
Woashington
D. C
Vasquez Gomez
Francisco I. Madero
Mexicali
Lower California
Diaz
Lower
California
Salinas
Ryers
New Movement Aims to Ban Nude Art Studios
Des Moines fails to specify details as promoters push a 1912 convention to empower injunctions against nude life studios, declaring them public nuisances alongside saloons and gambling houses under state law.
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Des Moines
Anthony
Canada
Crowded crowd views new boulevard lights on Fifth Street
Crowds gathered Saturday night around Fifth Street East near the 200 block to witness the first lighting of the new boulevard lights. LaRue's band played in front of the Golden Rule store from 5:30 to 9, drawing shoppers as flags and bunting adorned streets and shops. Merchants reported extra business and satisfaction with the improved appearance and activity. Temperature data note a 40 degree minimum and a high near 60.
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Fifth Street
LaRue
Golden Rule
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