Train to Leavenworth for 33 labor union officials
Indianapolis reports indicate a special Pennsylvanian train carrying 33 labor union officials sentenced in the dynamite conspiracy case to Leavenworth prison. Judge Anderson took under advisement a writ of error petition, with a hearing set for Thursday at 10 am to address a writ of supersedeas. Guards were sworn in, and the train, with two cars, was prepared on a sidetrack for immediate departure.
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Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Kan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anderson
Chester H. Krum
St. Louis
Judge Krum
United States
Charles W. Miller
Albert B. Anderson
United States District Court of Appeals
District Court
Ortie HE. McManigal
Los Angeles
Powers to Settle All Balkans Tensions at London Talks
Excitement grows in London as Balkan allies fear disintegration while Bulgaria presses for its own gains. Rechad Pasha and Dr. Daneff’s talks are watched as Greece objects to Saloniki and Chalcidice, and Serbia and Montenegro feel sacrificed, with Turkey seeking to place disputes under powers’ supervision for a quicker, unified solution.
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Constantinople
Rechad Pasha
London
Turkey
Balkan States
Adrianople
Adrianople Vilayet
Porte
Cretan
Bulgaria
Daneff
Greece
Saloniki
Chalcidice Peninsula
Attica
Monastir
Servia
Avlona
Albania
Adriatic
Italy
Thasos
Samothrace
Imbros
Lemnos
Mytilene
Chios
Gioletti
Ittaly
Montenegro
Austria
Judge Seaman Refuses Writs In Labor Leaders Case
Chicago officials report formal writ applications to stop moving thirty three convicted labor leaders from Indianapolis to Leavenworth were presented to Judge Seaman in the U S circuit appeals court who said he would act in Minneapolis on Thursday. A special train carrying the dynamite conspiracy prisoners and guards was slated to pass St Louis tonight at 10 pm transferring from Pennsy to Missouri Pacific.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Terre Haute
Ind
St. Louis
Marshal Schmidt
Ft. Leavenworth
Algo
Joseph Schwartz
Chicago
Anderson
Mintket
Miller
Fred Zeiss
James Coughlin
James Cooney
Des Fondanta
Seaman
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Kan
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ta- Manapolis
St. Loui
Union Station
Kt. Leavenworth
Pennsylvania Dunes
Missouri Pacific
Officials Turn Down Indignant Army of Reform
A group of about 240 churchmen marched to Chicago Police Chief Mer Weeny demanding enforcement of New Year liquor closing laws. Chief Harrison declined to meet them, saying he would take the matter under advisement, as ministers and civic groups had pressed for action without result.
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Chicago
Welty
Mer Weeny
Church Federation
First Methodist
Clark
Washington Streets
Harrison
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Fitzmorris
Dares
Mr. Farwell
Ehief
Law and Order League
Siniar
Farwell
Guggenheim Divorce Suit Reveals Alimony Plot
Mrs Grace B Guggenheim misses hearing as dramatic testimony unfolds about a 1901 out of court alimony agreement and alleged conspiracies to obtain divorce. She describes pressure to falsely claim Cook County residency and infidelity by her husband William Guggenheim before Judge Oscar Heard.
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Chicago
Grace B. Guggenheim
Wm. B. Guggenheim
Circuit Court
Eli B. Felsenthal
Oscar FE
Grace Brown-Herbert-Guggenheim-Wahl
William Guggenheim
Deeres
Edward ¥. Dunne
Thronghout
Samuel Untermyer
Guggenheims
Mrs. Guggenheim
Cook County
Castro Held At Ellis Island Immigration Hearing
A special board will hear Castro’s case at Ellis Island after he arrived claiming to travel for a short visit. Immigrant officials seek medical fitness and consider deportation if grounds exist, with potential for a rehearing if needed. The deposed ruler of Venezuela accompanies him, and messages from Castro claim peaceful intent and admiration for the United States.
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Newy York
Teoenter
United States
Castro Dseavedings
Uhre Gissinied
Amae
Rady
Wis
Pires
Castro
Tae Iim
State Department
Waoshimghot
Williams
Nagel
Department of Cons Merce and Labor
Camuinis Starer Williams
Washington
Willams
Jéllis Island
Immigration Service
Castra
Venezuela
Asin Toursine
Land Castra
Tan
Lincoln
Wef “Fersen
Gostels
Verezaeda i Aevain
Ellis Island
Moonshiner Hunter Sant Kirkpatrick to join next House
Ottumwa Iowa December 30 Sant Kirkpatrick the Sixth district congressman elect is a rugged veteran of federal raids on moonshiners He bears over a hundred lead wounds from clashes with bootleggers and has long served as an internal revenue officer earning a reputation for destroying illicit distilleries and sending many men to prison
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Ottumwa
House of Representatives
Sant Kirkpatrick
Internal Revenue
Kirkpatrick
United States
New York Hotel Workers Vote for New Year’s Eve Walkout
Thousands of New York hotel employees from waiters cooks kitchen staff and elevator runners planned a New Year’s Eve strike after an overnight union meeting. Managers warned of possible further walkouts as organizers push for higher pay and better conditions. The action could extend to Philadelphia Albany Rochester and Hartford if plans proceed.
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York
Dee
Byle Brterna
Hoont Thetel Workers’ Union
Ouraagers
Union
Pip
Waltness
New York
International Peace Forum
State Board of Thediation and Arbitration
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Albany
Rochester
Syracuse
New Maven
Hartford
Oher
Palzer McCarty Heavyweight Bout Draws Far East Interest
Sport survivors from the north and east arrive in Los Angeles for the Palzer McCarty heavyweight fight at Vernon tomorrow. Betting remains even with neither man as the favorite, while both fighters finish training and reduce sparring.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dee
Palgere McCarty
Vernon
Palaer
Winter picnic marks rare midwinter gathering in Webster City
Webster City residents held a big outdoor Christmas Day picnic in Cowan Park. Each person brought a basket and enjoyed an outdoor dinner, described as possibly Iowa’s first midwinter park gathering. Local boosters plan to cite warm weather as a reason to encourage Iowa cities to stay in town during winter rather than travel to warmer states.
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Webster City
Wile Has
Cowan Park
California
Williams
Lowa
Iowa
President and Taft Party Reach Washington
President and Mrs Taft accompanied by Col and Mrs Goethals arrived in Washington by train to discuss the canal zone situation. They were welcomed at the White House, where the president planned consultations with congressional leaders.
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Washington
Washingtin
Dee
Taft
Col
Froethils
Canal Zone
Vol. Goethals
Indicted in connection with kvabre merger case
Marion County grand jury indicts Craig, Mo Ragsdale, and others in connection with the guard service investigation tied to a merger case. The report notes unusual spelling errors and fragmented phrases, with apparent references to cross-border trade and duty reestablishment terms amid a chaotic, ad-like insertion.
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Indianapolis
Pee
de Win
Ve Craig
A. Mo Ragsdale
Marion Comity Grand
Gaurdey
Jehsar Koabe
Relatives Besieged as Subpoena Seeks Rockefeller Estate
Washington dispatch reports the Money Trust investigation pressing to compel William Rockefeller to testify. Deputies guard his Fifth Avenue estate as part of an expansive search by the House of Representatives Sergeant at Arms, who aims to serve the subpoena within 24 hours.
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New York
Wm. Rockefeller
Koebefeller
Khutire
Washington
House of Representatives
Capital
Money Trust
Rockefellers
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Ridell
Towa Wedding in Keokuk Ends 20 Year Courtship
Keokuk Iowa Dec 31 George Edward Marshall principal of Davenport high school and Miss El fir H Hutchinson daughter of the late Captain A M Hutchinson were married in Keokuk at 7 pm by Rev George C Williams. The bride is a prominent Keokuk social figure and the groom treasurer of Mississippi Coal and Ice Co. They left for Chicago and will reside in Davenport after Feb 15. The marriage closes a twenty year courtship.
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Keokuk, Ja
George Edward Marshall
Davenport
el Fir H.hutchinson
A. M. Hutchinson
Keokuk
George C. Williams
First Congregational Church
Mississippi Coal & Ice Co
Chicago
Wilson in conference with state officials
President elect Wilson held morning talks with state officials in Trenton New Jersey and planned a later meeting with Representative Underwood. Officials expected to reveal a date for the extra session of Congress and tariff revision plans.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Underwood
Temperature report with dated markings and past highs
Temperature details are given with sponsor note from Buchanan Optical Co. on the ground floor Syndicate building. The report includes a yesterday reading around percent time and a comparison showing last year’s minimum at 3 below zero and maximum at 30 degrees.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Fia
Tri State Field Meet Invitations Issued for Keokuk Event
Chicago Des Moines and St Louis received invitations to attend the Tri State field meet at Keokuk Iowa on November 31 1912? May 10 1913. All expected to send delegations. This is the only meet of the kind in the country. Martin's Cigars.
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Tristate
Keokuk
Nec
Chicago
Ies Moines
St. Louis
Traveling men are boofs declares one
Chicago December 31 Joshua N Hobbs at the National Association of Traveling Men convention at the Hotel La Salle charged traveling salesmen lack sense to guard their money. He claimed they are the biggest suckers and the easiest targets for hotel and railroad thefts.
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Chicago
Joshua N. Hobbs
National Association of Traveling Men
Hotel la Salle
Hobbs
Mittineayne
Mass
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Martin's Cigars
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