Wreck Kills and Injures Many on Yazoo Valley Train
A freight train collided with an excursion train near Montz Louisiana killing at least fourteen and injuring dozens. Ambulances flooded New Orleans as rescuers of all races aided the wounded, with both white and Black passengers risking their lives to save others.
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New Orleans
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad
Woodville
Miss
Montz
Mias
Baton Rouge
Union Station
Louisiana
Mississippi
Cunningham
Dynamiter testifies on bridges and blasts in multiple cities
Ortie E. McManigal details alleged explosions and wreckage from his dynamite career in a Chicago trial. He describes attacks on a Mt. Vernon power house and a Utah hotel, with associates McNamara and Hockin arranging jobs and alibis. He cites pay disputes and union figures. The piece notes casualties and blame placed on a brakeman for a railroad wreck.
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Indianapolis
Ortie E. McManigal
Mt. Vernon
Herbert S. Hockin
Chicago
MeéManigal
Hockin
J.B. McNamara
McNamara
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. B. Munsey
Munsey
Brigham Young
Cincinnati
Nenison- Harvard
Neveland
Publisher Wayland Dies by Own Hand in Girard
Wayland a founder of the Appeal to Reason and longtime socialist writer shot himself in his Girard Kansas home. A suicide note cited the struggle under competitive system as not worth the effort. His death follows his wife’s fatal car crash a year earlier and is not expected to delay federal obscenity charges related to the paper.
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Girard
Kan
A. Wayland
Appeal To Reason
Wayland
Ite
Bulgarians Storm Two Turkish Forts Near Adrianople
A correspondent reports the Bulgarian assault on Kuraltepe and Papaspepec forts near Adrianople. Bulgarian infantry and siege guns breach Turkish defenses under searchlight glare as aeroplanes shuttle between lines.
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Paris
Kuraltepe
Papaspepec
Adrianoplaia
Bishop Warns Against Mixing Religion and Politics in Catholic Debate
Sioux City Iowa November 11 1930 Right Reverend Philip J Garrigan bishop of the Sioux City diocese denounces writers and circulators of anti Catholic literature during the recent campaign saying church and state will never be one and no taunt or lie can destroy Catholics faith in the republic or loyalty to American government He says Catholics stand by the constitution seek no favors and will not be troubled by the wave of religious persecution that will pass.
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Princeton
N. J
William
F.mccoombs
McCoombs
Wilson
Garrigan
Sioux City
Republic
Iowa
Philip J. Garrigan
Epiphany Cathedral
Raye
Mt. Vernon
Wilson to Decide on Early Tariff Session Plan
President-Elect Wilson signaled he may announce within days whether to call an extra session of Congress to revise the tariff. He had planned to wait until after a December vacation but was told an early decision could help lawmakers arrange Washington accommodations. He said there is no public necessity for a prompt announcement.
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J. B. McNamara
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
McNamara
Hockin
J. J. McNamara
Iron Workers’ Union
Iron Workers
J. B
J. J. I McNamara
J. J
Frank M. Byan
Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Judge Buck presides as Schrank trial nears Its start
The trial of John Schrank is planned to begin shortly after November 11 with Judge Bucking on the bench. Colonel Roosevelt’s party is not required to attend Milwaukee, though members may testify against the accused in the case.
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John Schrank
Bucking
Rooges Welt
Milwaukee
Asanagin
Temperature Report Notes Nov 11 Readings
A fragment notes November 11 temperatures with markings from Buchanan Optical Co. The record states yesterday at 4 p.m. the temperature was 67 degrees and mentions a prior year with minimum and maximum figures missing.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Young Girls Granted Licenses to Wed
Two sixteen year old girls were licensed to wed Saturday afternoon and this morning. A license was issued to Frank Kemp of Chicago and Rachel Weinhold of Waterton. consent of her parents Hannah F Weinhold was required. The bride today was Reesie D Bisdorf of Waterloo to wed Harry Bond of the same city. consent given by Mrs A M Bisdorf.
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Frank Kemp
Chicago
Rachel F. Weinhold
Waterton
Hannah F
J. HH. Weinhold
Reesie D. Bisdorf
Waterloo
Anthold
Harry TH. Bond
Mes. A.M. Bimlorf
Gunmen murder Chicago officer after chase to shed
Chicago on November 11 a policeman, Charles T. Jones of the Rawson Street station, was killed by a gang chased into a shed at 1783 Girard Street. Patrolman Charles Giermay helped pursue the gang, part of a repeat violator group in the neighborhood. Captain Healy and Lieutenant Duffy ordered 25 detectives to arrest suspects. within an hour many prisoners were in custody awaiting examination.
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Chicago
Charles T. Jones
Rawson Street
Charles Giermay
Girard Street
Fred Guelnow
Stephen K. Healy
West Chicago Avenue
Thomas Duffy
Rawson — Street
Witness Testimony Links Cresto Stab To Riot Death
Thomas Harold Kanada of Cleveland testified that Joseph Cre Tso stabbed Policeman Benoit during the January 28 riot that also killed Anna Lapizmo. Kanada, formerly at Lawrence Textile Mills, testified for the prosecution in the Ettor Giovantitti and Caruso murder trial in Salem Massachusetts.
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Mass
Thomaso Harold Kanada
Cleveland
Lawrence Textiles Mills
Ettor
Giovantitti
Caruso
Joseph Cre Tso
Benoit
Anna Lapizmo
Johnson Appeals to Supreme Court in Bail Case
Washington November 11 Jack Johnson world champion heavyweight boxer through his attorney Benjamin C. Rachrach asked the Supreme Court to allow bail pending the hearing in Chicago on a White Slave Traffic Act indictment. The district judge demanded 100000 bail and refused a deposit of 80000. he would not accept a surety company. Johnson claims public prejudice from Chicago newspapers and that real estate owners would not act as sureties unless indemnified. The government has until Wednesday to file a brief opposing bail.
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Washington
Jack Johnson
Nts
Benjamin C. Rachrach
Tea
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court
Chicago
We District Fudge
Ac. Com
Lad
Aurety
Ags
Johnson
Supreme Court
Treaty affair affects Bryce treaty collapses effort
Washington reports the voluntary retirement of Ambassador Jamra Bryce of Great Britain and the likely formal announcement soon signals the end of any U S push to complete the general arbitration treaty with Britain. The president had considered pushing the treaty but abandoned the plan after consulting with Secretary Knox and Bryce.
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Washington
Jamra Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Senate
Congress
Taft
Knox
Anbassador
Bryce
Heir 1a Am Going Mare to Others Northwood In
Thirty years after Win Karnatz, son of the late Christian Karnatz, vanished from his family home near Northwood Iowa, probate authorities begin dividing his share of the estate. A District Judge Clyde decree orders the $5,000 estate apportioned among other heirs.
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Northwood. In
Win
Karnatz
Christian Karnatz
Clyde
Alleged Murderer Will Have Hearing
Forest City Iowa November 11 The trial of Wm Bowers for the alleged murder of Arthur L Brokke was to begin in district court Judge Kelley of Charles City presiding The killing followed a June quarrel between the Brokke and Bowers families over chickens said to have trespassed in the Brokke yard Bowers claimed self defense
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Forest City
Wm. Bowers
Arthur L. Brokke
Kelley
Charles City
Brokke
Bowers
Vincent Astor to Assume Control of Astor Estate
New York November 11 Will assume full legal control of the Astor estate Friday making Vincent Astor the youngest man in the world to hold such a fortune. Advertisement notes Verso Havana clear and other details unreadable.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Astor
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