Labor union leaders get lengthy prison terms in dynamite case
In Indianapolis on December 30 thirty eight labor union officials convicted in a dynamite conspiracy were sentenced. Frank M. Ryan head of the Iron Workers Union drew seven years while others received six four three two and one year and one day terms. Five officials were granted suspended sentences. A special train was arranged to Leavenworth Kansas for transport. Edward Clark and Herbert Hockin among those sentenced to six years, Ortie McManigal not yet sentenced.
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Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Kan
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ International Union
Edward Clark
Cincinnati
Olaf A. Treitmoe
San Francisco
Los Angeles Times
Eugene A. Clancy
Earlh. Ryan
Union
Herbert
Hockin
McManigal
Ortie E. McManigal
Albert B. Anderson
Boon
Miller
Chester H. Krum
Anderson
Farrell
Patrick F. Farrell
Iron Workers
Iron Workers’ Union
Mr. Miler
New York
Cooney
James Cooney
Chicago
Ryan
Coughlin
Umion
Judge Anderson
Brother of Frank Gotch Dies After Fall from Tub
Adolph Gotch brother of champion wrestler Frank Gotch died in a Dauphine Street rooming house after a fall from a bathtub. Autopsy showed neck fracture. he was 27 and worked as a stationary engineer. The report appears in a New York dated item.
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Frank Gotch
New York
Adolph Gotch
Dauphine Street
Gotch
Painter’s rope-hook falls twenty feet injures man
Joe Blitsch escaped death when a painter’s rope-hook fell from a ladder and struck him, gouging a hole in his right arm and tearing skin. He was beneath a roof-edge as McMillan’s cast misfired. Blitsch dodged the iron just in time.
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Joe Blitsch
Mike Blitsch
McMillan
Grand View Addition
Parkside Hotel
German Foreign Secretary Alfred von Kiderlen Waechter Dies
Alfred von Kiderlen Waechter, 58, German foreign secretary, died suddenly at his Berlin home after a brief illness during a Christmas visit to his sister near Stuttgart. A long-time Balkans expert, he served as foreign minister since June 28 1910 and helped smooth France Germany Morocco relations.
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Stuttgard
Germany
Alfred von Kiderlen-Waechter
German Empire
von Kiderlen-Waechter
Baroness von Uemamingen
Wilhelm von Schoen
France
Eiderlen-Waechter
Near East
Balkans
Morocco
William
Bucharest
Kiderten-Waechter
Toomire
Alfred von Kiderten-Waechter
Wurtemberg
St. Petersburg
Paris
Copenhagen
Constantinople
Four firms receive saloon permits for 1913 in Dubuque
Tribuque Iowa reports the city council awarded four firms permits to manufacture and wholesale intoxicating liquor and ninety nine individuals received saloon permits at an adjourned session at city hall on Saturday.
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Tribuque
Lad of 13 Confesses to Repeated Burglary
A 13 year old boy in Davenport confessed to nightly break ins at West Liberty post office and other thefts over several weeks. He was identified by West Liberty residents on Sunday afternoon and admitted several robberies including money, orders, cigars, and a newspaper advertisement item.
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Davenport
Vocekentine
West Liberty
UW Wites
Expres
Cote
Waterloo city section overview of improvements and assets
A dated, multi page survey summarizes municipal street and private improvements, rail and transportation facilities, church buildings, schools, factories, insurance firms, and public markets in Waterloo. It details ward projects, postal service changes, railway work, and local business activity with photos and notes on notable institutions.
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George Wo Hanna
Wack Hawk
Waterloo
St. Mark’s
Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
St. Francis Hospital
Waterlon
William
Prospect Hills
Watertoo
Waterloo Case Fine Engine Works
James G. Clark
J. G. Willian
Ilinois Central
Towa
Arthur
Thomas W. Plave
Ames Biarkelz
Waterlow Nisl Litia
J. McCay
Pase
Mason Matar
Sundee
Franklin C
A. J. Edwards
Pierre
Timihnyisketenes
Waterton Bankers
Furuive Ag
Emmons Johnson
Bleek Plank Constrictinn Company
BP Sullivan
Pietor
Wyson Irving School
Tualidine Loo
Petre Ft Ste Spumons
Prosy Metin
Friedl Balers
Basel- Hoel Usted
Pravensionis
Phetesceaul Oof
Sebevuierhorn Piss Troma Wyterlog Theatrical
Town
Criselon Csetholie Etenais
Raddwar Hines Omieri
Envoys Advise Turkey to Seek Balkan Terms Amid War News
Ambassadors from major powers urged the Ottoman government to seek terms with Balkan allies. The report notes the death of German foreign secretary von Kiderlen-Wächter and dismisses Britain’s neutrality as Turkish officers face pro-war sentiment and opposition within Adrianople’s fortress.
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Lartou
Tewaa
Tle
Balkan
St. Aras Palace
Trained
Sparker
Isc
Cmrse
Alfred von Kiderken-Wuechter
Biron Marschall von Bieberstein
Constantinople
London
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Kiderleu-Waechter
Great Britain
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Cnvays
Vield
Asia Minor
Adrianople
Odd Garment Workers Strike Halts New York Factories
Roughly 4.08 garment plants faced stoppage as men and women workers walked out in New York. They demanded higher wages and safer conditions amid late rains and light crowds, with strikers concentrating near factory gates and city streets.
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New York
No York
Do Am
Dave
Porraast Chronicle of Chicace and County Election
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Chicace and county politics with references to parties, percentages, and a figure labeled Martin at 47 percent. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or names to form a solid summary.
Water town notes and personal notices from 19th century issue
The fragment records financial details for Black Hawk eat and local residents such as Watertog Waterloo. mentions New York contributions and a page on employment, plus a Watertown area notice. It notes Harry Camp as oldest and a beach popularity item, with a year of music referenced and a nurse inquiry.
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Vines Paige
Black Hawk
Watertog
Waterloo
New York
Coty
Meark
Jonairie
Watertoa
Harry Camp
Lelemtena Ca
Waterloo Girl Burned to Death in Oil Flames Tragedy
In Waterloo, 18 year old Kate Hilton and her mother Mrs. GQ Hilton suffered severe burns after Kate poured kerosene into a stove. Neighbors extinguished the fire but Kate died early the next morning while her mother remained in critical condition. Sister Myrtle, 17, escaped serious injury. Funeral plans set for Tuesday at the Universalist Church.
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Kates Hilton
Hed
A. Hilton
Nepital
Monroe Street
Welock
Mytile Hilton
Bert Lane
Archie Hayes
Willam O'Niell
Hilton
Tom Malcom
Sigworth
St. Francis Hospital
Mrs. Hilton
Ward
Hort
Waterloo
Hronees
Josephine Hilton
Miree
Ines
Marrie
Hagel
Sarah
Vend
John Ackerman
Fineesld
McKinley School
Universalist Sunday School
Hiteman & Gindt Undertaking
Vic Universalist Church
Rey Frhe McCollum Jones
Fairview
Taft Visits Oldest Town in United States
President Taft made a rapid stop in St Augustine Florida on his western trip. He toured St George Street and Fort Marion with a brief reception at breakfast before continuing to Washington.
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Taft
United States
St. Augstine
Tana Mun
Clever Ruse Saves Lives at Lorimer Memorial Baptist
A Sunday morning incident at Lorimer Memorial Baptist on Seventy second street and Champlain avenue ends with a blaze that destroys the building. J M Brown assistant superintendent alerted worshippers to exit as a fire swept through the auditorium trapping no one. He later recalls facing a crisis while also serving as a mounted police officer.
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Chicago
Wee
Lorimer Memorial Baptist
Seventy-second Street
Champlain Avenue
J. M. Brown
Sale
Mr. Brown
Illness of H W Brown Reported by City Doctors
Un H W Brown seriously ill with grave condition after several days of indisposition. Dr Flares Brown attended his bedside as colleagues note the patient’s deteriorating state and the attending surgeon details a critical, rapid decline.
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Brogan
The
Flares
Panind Tian
Brown
Cap Auto Racer Plunges to Death in California
An auto racing accident at a cap shaped track on a concession pier in Los Angeles fatally injured racer Shain and left three others seriously hurt and several spectators lightly injured as the car plunged into the crowd. Efforts to save lives were mounted but Shain died within a half hour.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dec
Shain
Ae Concession Pier
Temperature December entry from Buchanan Optical Co notice
Temperature reading for the night at 12 marked by Buchanan Optical Co ground floor Syndicate block notes the temperature at fourth or late night. The fragment references a past record with a year-ago comparison showing a lower minimum reading.
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Buchanan Optical Co
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Coa
Bada
Clews
Mia Bekley
Byl Hotel
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Cedar Lapids
Hthsesold
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