Retrial Sought in Dynamite Plot Case Against Iron Workers
United States circuit court of appeals upholds federal district court verdicts sentencing 30 members of the International Association of Iron Workers while 6 cases are reversed and remanded for new trials. The panel affirms Frank M. Ryan's seven year sentence and plans for retrials hinge on identity disputes and limited evidence of participation.
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Chicago
Federal District Court
Indianapolis
International Association of Structural Iron Workers
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Olaf A. Tyietmoe
San Francisco
Wm. McCain
Kansas City
James E. Ray
Peoria
Richard H. Houlihan
Fred Sherman
Ind
Wm. Bernhardt
Cincinnati
E. N. Zoline
United States Supreme Court
Tvietmoe
California
McManigal
McNamara
Tinetmoe
Ray
Sherman
Kohlsaat
Faker
Seaman
Chaz. W. Miller
P. H. O'Donnell
Chester H. Crum
Milwaukee
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
Murray L. Jennell
Springfield
W. Bert Brown
Edward Smythe
George Anderson
Cleveland
Frank J. Higgins
Frank H. Painter
Omaha
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Federal and Rebels Await Coming Help
Presidio Texas January 6. Oretga constitutionalist force camps twenty miles west of the Rio Grande while the federal army holds Ojinaga. Both sides await reinforcements as Villa pledges to rejoin and lead renewed action, but a fresh assault may wait three or four days until Armomedo's troops from Jimenez arrive.
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Presidio
Tex
Oretga
Rio Grande
Ojinaga
Villa
Argumedo
Jiminez
Bryan to push government ownership of railroads
Rep Bryan of Washington Progressive plans to raise government ownership as the Alaska railway bill is debated next week. He will oppose leasing the new Alaskan line to a private firm and introduce a separate measure to apply ownership ideas to railroads nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Washington
House
Congress
Ratliff Urges Miners to Leave Colorado Region
Washington Jan 6 Fred W Morrell acting forester at Denver filed a report on J H Ratliff supervisor Routt national forests leading a mob that stormed a Colorado jail and deported strikers The jail was not attacked Morrell says Ratliff presented a request from a citizens group to have the strikers depart fearing sheriff and deputy cannot shield them from violence
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Washington, D. C
Fred W. Morrell
Denver
Forest Service
J. H. Ratlif
Routt National Forests
Colorado
Morrell
Ratliff
Office of Public Defender Created in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles county public defender office was assigned to Walton J. Wood after a competitive examination. The office aims to defend any accused person as diligently as the district attorney prosecutes.
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Los Angeles
Public Defender
Los Angeles County
Walton J. Wood
District Attorney’s Office
Women on Hike for Suffrage Bill to Annapolis
A group of about twenty women, carrying a large petition, began a 20 mile trek from Baltimore to Annapolis to press for a referendum on woman suffrage. The march will take two days with meetings planned at several towns, led by figures such as Mrs. Donald R. Hooker of the Just Government League for Maryland.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Equal Suffrage
Donald R. Hooker
Just Government League For
Maryland
Thief Trapped In Coop Escapes As Waterloo Hounds Close In
At Center Point last night a thief looted a hen coop and became bolted inside. The Waterloo bloodhounds are on the trail as the captured robber escaped while a second accomplice fled. The victim arrived in Waterloo at 5 am this morning and tracked the intruders to Center Point with help sought.
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Waterloo
Five Oklahoma Crewmen Rescued After Tanker Breaks Apart
Five of the missing crew members from the oil tank steamer Oklahoma, which broke in two near Sandy Hook, were brought to port alive by the Booth liner Gregory after a six hour ordeal in bitter cold. Other boats carried additional survivors while six men remained drowned.
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New York
Oklahoma
Sandy Hook
Booth Line
Gregory
Jacob Swanson
Wilji Baaht
Fred Booth
John Kosich
George Johnson
Kosich
Seneca
Gunter
President Wilson to End Southern Vacation Sunday Night
President Wilson will end his southern vacation at 11 o clock Sunday night and depart Pass Christian Mississippi arriving in Washington next Tuesday. A telegram from Dr Cary T Grayson said the president was in excellent health.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Pass Christian
Washington
Tumulty
Cary T. Grayson
Serious Illness of Mrs Pollard in California
A letter to Mrs J W Krapfel from Earl Pollard of Los Angeles reports Mrs J H Pollard is very ill and all hope of recovery is given up. Pollard lived in Waterloo years ago and has many friends among long-time residents. the family has resided in California for years.
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J. W. Krapfel Fron Earl Pollard
Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Pollard
Refugee evacuation ordered as Tampico anxiety rises
Berlin reports the Hamburg American line will keep the Westerland at Tampico to embark German refugees if needed. The situation at Tampico again causes anxiety as a German cruiser Bremen commander requests readiness.
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Berlin
Bremen
Hamburg-American Line
Westerland
Tampico
Workmen Drowned Crossing Fraser River Reach 75 Victims
Winnipeg report says 75 laborers with Frand Trunk Pacific railway drowned when a frail flatboat carrying 190 men across the Fraser River struck a rock. Only 25 escaped, many injured, as the vessel broke apart in the swift current. One survivor, Pugliese, later reached Winnipeg for aid.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Fraser River
B. C
Frand Trunk
Pacific Rairoad
Angelo Fugliese
Pugliese
British Columbia
Ft. George
Fraser
Eamonton Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio Stock Distribution Planned by Union Pacific
Union Pacific executive committee recommends distributing Baltimore & Ohio stock valued at about 82 million dollars to stockholders along with 3 dollars per share in cash. The payout implies a 33 percent equivalent extra dividend, with the regular annual dividend reduced from 10 to 7 percent. The board of directors is set to consider the plan at its meeting Thursday.
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New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Chinistock
Board of Directors
Virts Trial Attracts Out-of-Town Guests
The ongoing Virts trial draws visitors including J Near and P S Clark of Springfield, OC Keeler of Chicago, and Edward and Watson Virts of Bogard Missouri. Tom Virts’ mother, aged 80, remains unaware of her son's legal trouble.
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Tom Virts
ON. J. Near
M. Clark
Springfield
R. Keeler
Chicago
van Noy News Company
Edward and Watson Virts
Bogard
Defensisut
Basard
Five Die and Six Injured in Newark Hotel Fire
A hotel on Second Street in Newark C has burned in the early hours killing five laborers and wounding six others, two of whom are expected to die. All eleven people inside at discover of the blaze were killed or injured.
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Newark
Tan
Second Street
Goan at Close: Wheat and Corn Market Dip in Chicago Trade
At Chicago, January 6 the corn shipment offers from the Danube and Argentina to U S ports lowered sentiment. The close showed weakness with net declines ranging from 3 to 11-8 cents. Wheat prospects for free Canadian supply dampened futures as closing prices fell 3 to 1-2 cents from the night.
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Chicago
Danube
Argentina
United States
Canada
Impossible Task Before Congress
Washington January 6 The clerk’s offices show the dose of bills before Congress is overwhelming. The House has introduced 248 bills since last April while the Senate racks up 3874 measures reflecting a heavy legislative workload.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Roll of Honor Courier Readers
Waterloo Iowa December 30 1913 readers write of long subscription history with Courier readers list and travel notes mentioning California and California cities. Letter from WM. Ulchuty notes continued support and favors a local cigar advertisement.
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Roll OF Honor Courier Readers
Governor Johnson to Seek California Governorship
Sacramento reports that Hiram W. Johnson announced his plan to seek the California governorship, though he would prefer a United States Senate seat. He aims to honor followers’ wishes while trying to save the Progressive state machine amid health concerns and party upheaval.
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Sacramento
Cal
Hiram W. Johnson
California
United States
Bia
Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
United States Senate
New Haven Road Reorganizes After High Level Talks
After a two hour conference in Washington between Attorney General McReynolds and New Haven Railroad Chairman Howard Elliott the New Haven lines plan a reorganization to restore competition in transportation across New England. No formal announcement yet. Elliott to stay in Washington to work out details.
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Washington, D.C
McReynolds
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
New England
Ellett
Washington
Jit
John Lochead Dies at Jesup Iowa
John Lochead, aged 68, a longtime Jesup resident and farmer, died after a month of illness. Surviving: wife deceased. five children James Jesup Huntington Barclay Archie Lizzie and Russel at home. Estate of BH W Eastman distributed 15000 among widow and two children. Jack Hawk Auto sale bill transfers stock fixtures and business to A T Whittle.
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Jesup
John Lochead
Presbyterian Church
James Lochead
Mrs. H. Nuntington
Barclay
Archie
Lizzie
Russel
BH. W. Eastman
Wisawa Lumber Company
Waterloo
Alto
William Mason
A. T. Whittle
Jack Hawk Auto Company
Fifth Street West
Knights gift half million to Catholic University in Washington
A $400000 check from the Knights of Columbus presented to Cardinal Gibbons supports Catholic University of America in Washington. Edward H. Doyle of Detroit and James A. Flaherty led the ceremony with Monsignor Shahan and faculty witnesses. The funds will establish 50 scholarships.
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Baltimore
Knights of Columbus
United States
Catholic University At
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Edward H. Doyle
Detroit
Thomas J. Shahan
James A. Flaherty
Thei Facuity
Cardinal
Flaherty
Holy Sea
University
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Tasmonton
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Gompers
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el Tovar
Havana Cigar &c
Flrat
John
Purroy Mitchel
Mitchel
Mitchell
Swift River
Publishers Courier
Iowa
Los Anggeles
Long Beach
WM. Ulchuty
Washington At
Advertiaement
Gov. Ferris
Congressional Committee
Houghton
Mich
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Tks Tangle
James Cruse
Houghton County
Keweenaw
Western Federation of Miners
O. N. Hilton
Claude O. Taylor
Michigan State Federation of Labor
Houghton and Hancock
Ferris
Boards of Supervisors
Moyer
James E. Cunningham
Chas. H. Moyer
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Paterson
N. J
Lawrence
Mass
Investi
NEW Haven Road
Catholic University
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