Morrison Subpoenaed and Garrow Indicted
Los Angeles and Washington report that Clarence Darrow faces new indictment for alleged jury bribery in the McNamara case. Frank Morrison and Henry H. Flather are subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury in Indianapolis to account for the McNamara defense fund records and expenditures. Morrison vows to present federation books.
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Los Angeles
Clarence S. Darrow
Chicago
Bert H. Franklin
Franklin
Jubti
Grand Ury
Harl Rogers
Washington
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Henry T. Mather
Riggs National Bank
Federation
McNamara Defense
Indianpolis
Morrison
Indianapolis
Grand
McNamara Brothers
McNamara Defense Fund
Clarence Darrow
Structural Iron Workers Organization
McNamara d ‘Se
McNamara Defense Fund Committee
McNamaras
Executive Council
Mrade
Gompers
New York
Samuel Gompers
Henry H. Flather
Clarence
Darrow
W C T U Leads Storm Senators for Kenyon Bill
Washington January 340 leaders of the W C T U and temperance workers pressed the senate judiciary committee for a favorable vote on the Kenyon Sheppard bill prohibiting shipment of liquor into dry regions. Mrs Lillian M N Stevens Anna Gordon and Ellen Stone headed the delegation signaling a week of the white ribbon campaign in Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Kenyon-Sheppard
Drys
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Anna
Gordon
Ellen 4
Stone
Congress
Negro Lynched as Troops Fail to Save Suspect
Cordelo Georgia January 30 a mob of 500 stormed the jail and hanged Albert Hamilton a Black man accused of assaulting a white girl Soldiers ordered by the governor were not in time The incident ends with the suspect killed by a mob and state troops being dispatched to the area in response to the riotous action.
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Cordelo
Ipn
Alert Hamilton
Atlanta
Albert
Hamilton
Airl
Temperature report for January 30 from Buchanan Co.
Weather page notes a record low and high for January 30 with previous year comparisons. The entry lists a 42 degree night and a 49 degree daytime reading, alongside a note that a year ago the minimum was six degrees above zero and the maximum twenty three degrees.
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Buchanan Plical Co
Syndicate Block
Cea Cvaeeiseseeiveens
Waterloo Jail Delivery Today
J. I. Donahue, serving 30 days for breaking jail, escaped from Waterloo city hall during a staff change. He had been freed earlier in Cedar Falls with Nellie Wakefield after robbing a residence, and had broken from a street gang work detail. Police seek his recapture as the second jail break record in Waterloo.
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J. I. Donahue
Waterloo
Donahue
Nellie Wakefield
Arlington Hotel
Cedar Falls
Joan Veith
Fourth Street
Hotels for Poor Men Draw Duke’s Curious Eye
The Duke of Connaught visited New York and showed keen interest in the Mille Hotels. These three clean, renovated establishments serve self-respecting men who pay very little for lodging. The ducal party led by Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid toured from garret to basement.
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Duke of Connaught
New York
Mille
Taft Arrives in Columbus for Ohio Visit
President Taft arrives in Columbus from Cleveland aboard T114 to stay until tomorrow afternoon. He will deliver four speeches and attend the dedication of a new post office. A private breakfast precedes a hotel reception and a Chamber of Commerce luncheon before the post office dedication and the McKinley day banquet. The schedule includes meeting Ohio editors and addressing the constitutional convention, then a train to Akron for an address to the board of trade. Rhodes attends, noting Taft’s cold but not hindering the program.
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Columbus
Taft
Cleveland
National Guard
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Ohio Constitutional Convention
Akron
Akron Board of Trade
Thomas J. Rhodes
Curious Changes in Sea Current Noted Between Cape Flattery and Cape St Elias
Seattle reports Captain Johnson of the Alameda and Captain Hunter of the Northwestern note a apparent change in the Japanese current between Cape Flattery and Cape St Elias. The northward current strengthened after off Queen Charlotte Islands with warm water four to five degrees above winter norms.
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Seattle
Wash
Tan
Bertha
Cordova
Alaska
J. (. Hunter
Northwestern
Cape Flattery
Cape St. Elias
Queen Charlotte Islands
Johnson
Alameda
Licensed to Wed in Unclear Local Notices
A garbled notice lists names Clinton T. Jackson Ruth H. Nilson and others with ages and places Grundy Center Grundy Genter Waterloo Anna Anderman Grundy Center suggesting a marriage license announcement with illegible details including locations and a stray phrase about a cigar.
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Clinton T. Jackson
Anna Anderman
Waterloo
Martin Westerberg
Grundy Center
Ruth H. Nilson
Grundy Genter
Roosevelt expected to seek nomination for president
Tribune-style dispatch from Trenton andNew York reports Lawrence Abbott and Governor Stubbs voicing support for Theodore Roosevelt as next president. Abbott says Roosevelt will not decline the nomination, while Stubbs insists he believes Roosevelt remains the likely nominee despite any organized league.
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Bitlonk
C Ol. Roosevelt
Mr Abbott
Stokes
Alghoth
Col Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Stubbs
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Africa
Liis
Kansas
Co. Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Bbs
Traveler Taken Critically Ill After Ontario Trip
Phillip P. Moore a 29 year old farmer from near Saskatchewan Canada fell ill with a severe case of ternia while traveling south with a companion. He was operated on at Pine Street Hospital and is in critical condition with little hope of recovery as of early this morning. They reported he became ill near Winnipeg and could not travel farther than Waterloo.
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Phillip P. Moore
Wee
Saskatchewan
Canada
Ity
Pine Street
Moore
Winnipeg
Waterloo
Pirates Aid Manchurian Homes and Assassinations Reported
A letter from a missionary in Mukden describes gangs of pirates targeting prominent Manchurian households and abducting women while demanding ransom in guns or money. It notes similar violence along routes into Liaoning and hints that viceroy General Chao Erkhesun may seek revenge for his brother's death. Bombs were also thrown at the viceroy and general's residences in Tianjin with arrests made.
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Peking
Mukden
Revolutionary Party
Althem
Consilar
Liarhin
Manchuria
Chao Rh Feng
Sze Chuan
Keng Tu
Chao Erk Hesun
Chao Erk Hsuno
London
Tien Tsin
Dora Doxey's Trial Delayed for Fifth Time
The trial of Mrs. Dora Doxey, charged with bigamy in marrying William E. Elder, was continued for the fifth time in St. Louis County Court. Her attorney said she is near death in Jackson, Tennessee, after earlier charges including murder.
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Rt. Lewis
Mon
Dora Doxey
William E. Elder
St. Lois
Herattorn
Jackson
Tenn
General Strike Ordered in Brisbane Over Union Sashes
A general strike of all trades unionists was ordered in Brisbane Queensland to support Brisbane street car workers who want to wear union knits? The board of management refused the demand.
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Sydney
Australia
Trades Unionists
Brisbane
Queensland
Kintons
Board of Management of the
Street Railways
Truskett Fate To Be Decided In Pending Trial
Independence Kansas January reports state hearings resumed in the murder trial of A. A. Truskett for the shooting death of Neeley a Lima Ohio man. Prosecutors and defense presented arguments and it was expected the jury would hear the defendant’s fate this afternoon.
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Independence
Kan
Jan. C
Atenements
A. A.pruskett
Neeley
Lima
Truskett
Second Death in Strike at Everett Mills Riot
In Lawrence Massachusetts a clash between strikers and militia left John Ramy a Syrian stabbed in the chest and injured possibly fatally. A woman was killed and a policeman stabbed as 1900 workers rioted at the Everett mills. Governor Fess ordered twelve infantry companies and two cavalry troops from Boston to Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Mass
John Ramy
Everett Mills
Eugene N. Fess
Boston
Little Girl Prize in Rage Sparks Habeas Corpus Writ
A mother seeks the return of her child Winnie after the father Carl Snow took the girl from the gran dmother’s home. Sheriff’s officers pursue service of a writ of injunction and a habeas corpus to decide temporary custody. About 390 citizens sign a sympathy petition backing Mrs Snow as authorities search for the father in South Dakota or nearby.
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Coussite
Ieee
Dafmeeteot
Vrohen
Mather
Mom
Sherif
Carl Snow
Winnie
der Grand Rother
Cameron
Ric Cameron-Snow
Cook & Cook
Servis
South Dakota
Snow
Tripp County
Packers Seek to Refute Charge in Beef Price Trial
Chicago jurors heard defense arguments that by products allowances used to compute test cost were bookkeeping and not a factor in setting dressed beef prices. Witnesses presented packers' sales records showing price variations from five to ninety four cents per hundred pounds on the same day, challenging the government's claim that the Prattine Was a material factor.
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Chicago
Dun
Attu
Doreen Payne
Tilden
Packing Company
Stedner
Langher
New York
Rosten
Woman Famed as Well as Man Cited by Cynicus
A dramatic exchange unfolds with a woman declaring that she will be famed as well as a man and an elder Cynicus affirming it as timeless. The Boston Commonwealth notes the provocative remark on gender and fame across ages.
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Old Cynicus
Boston Commonwealth
Publication of Wilson Harvey Letters Revealed
New York Evening Post seeks public release of private correspondence between Governor Wilson and Col Harvey. Letters show businesslike tone and personal apologies, with Wilson admitting hurt and gratitude for Harvey’s support and praising his independence.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Wilson
Col. Harveys
Col Harvey
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