Delayed Trial Hopes For Packers in Sherman Case
Nine of ten indicted packers surrendered and won a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Kohlsaat delaying trial. District Court jurisdiction ended when Circuit Court released defendants on bond, delaying proceedings for possibly months or years pending possible Supreme Court decision. Armour & Co. head J Ogden Armour remains abroad with action to be expedited on his return.
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Chicago
Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Kohlisaat
Carpenter
District Court
Colfax
District Circuit Court
United States
C. Kohlsaar
George A. Carpenter
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
U. S
James Ti. Wilkerson
Federal Building
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
Armour
Ten
Atlantic
Europe
Break Safe Find It Empty Then Beat Up Driver
Two armed men forced a Wells Fargo express wagon driver to enter a dark alley and break open a safe on the way to a railway station. Finding the safe empty, they beat the driver unconscious and fled.
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Chicago
Wells Fargo
Illustrated Lecture at First M E Church Tonight
The First M E Church hosts an illustrated talk titled The Worth of a Man led by Daniel Sloan from Waterloo. The lecture, complimentary and under the Brotherhood’s auspices, follows Sloan’s recent salesmanship talks and promises a treat for attendees.
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M. FE
Daniel Sloan
Sloan
Waterloo
Brotherhood of the Church
Bloodshed in New York street cleaners strike
The New York street cleaners strike has escalated with mobs terrorizing the city and police struggles. Bombs were used and bricks thrown injuring several. Chief Schmittberger was attacked. Mayor Gaynor is guarded in the street. a National Guard unit may be readied. health officials may take charge to curb the garbage threat.
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New York City
Schmittberger
Gaynor
Eighth Avenue
Brooklyn
National Guard
Commissioner of Health
Plea for National Health Department Gains Steam
Kansas City delegates hear Senator Owen urge creation of a national department of health, arguing preventable deaths cost billions and that a federal health bureau would save lives. He cites figures on yearly losses and the need to inform the public on disease prevention.
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Department of Health
Aldrich
Hlarman
Kansas City
United States
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Owen
Mon
Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress
Starman
Ohio
Nebraska
Stubbs
Kansas
Master Masons Prepare for Big Crescent Council Meeting
The officers of Crescent council No. 16 Royal and Select Master Masons plan a large Dec 7 gathering with a banquet and delegations from nearby towns expected to attend. Smoke Martins Standard cigar.
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Crescent Council
Royal and Select Master Masons
Butter Board Reverses Price Hikes During Cold Spell
The Chicago butter and egg board reversed its Monday price increases after government scrutiny. Wholesale creamery butter, lifted to 33 cents, was cut to 2 cents by Saturday amid a cold spell. Officials plan to explain Monday actions at chancery hearings in the suit to dissolve the board. Retail egg prices also fluctuated as merchants warned of possible shifts to other fuels.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Mercury
United States
Jas. Hl. Wilkinson
Butter and Eye Board
Commission
Assault Case Refused Conviction Despite Atwood Statements
The article recounts an assault on A. L. Atwood with suspect testimonies. Officers released statements from Atwood George Goodwin and Police Chief Dinneen. Witnesses describe drunkenness, unclear recollections, and lack of identifiable suspects in a Waterloo incident.
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Atwood
Goodwin
Chief Dinneen
Revolution in China Sparks City Quiet Amid Moves on Peking
A Chinese revolution advances with Nan king reportedly captured by rebels. Commander Li Yuen Heng seeks troops from Canton for an assault on Peking while foreign guards are withdrawn. Amoy area towns report switches of allegiance and local officials seized. Yuan Shi Kai thanks the throne for premier appointment, signaling central power shifts.
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San Brancixco
Cal
Nanking
Li Yuen Heng
Canton
Peking
Amory
China
Hai Cheng
Amoy
Ching Chow
Tsuan Chow
S¢A
Yuan Shi Kai
Assaults and alibis in 1911 hotel case with paint stained shirts
Police report details Garkey and Geo Goodwin as suspects in an assault on Atwood. Garkey with Atwood from 6 to after 7, Goodwin with Dan Dake at the hotel, both denying involvement. Shirts found with paint stains, a hammer with blood, and alibis scrutinized by city officials.
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A. L. Atwood
Witteh
Atwood
George Goodwin
Dinneen
Viitous
Geo. Goodwin
Howard Garkey
Geo
Goodwin
Vinton
Waterloo
Dan Dake
Logan House
Wake
John Goodwin
George Rogers
Jogan House
Howard Garkry
Otlock
Geo. Rogers
John
W. T. Dinneen
Mrs. Simmers
Goodwin and Garkey
Garkey
Gov. Goodwin
Gen. Goodwin
Goodwin House
C. T. Wilson
Co. Lonergan
The
Conder
Wilson
La Follette and Taft both out rumor reaches Washington
From Ohio comes a remarkable report that ex Governor Herrick says the La Follette movement should stop and Taft be dropped while an effort to name Roosevelt is planned. Roosevelts movement rumors rise as La Follette organizers push to win many Ohio delegates, claiming voters will elect them rather than caucus.
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Washington
Ohio
Herrick
la Follette
Taft
Roosevelt
Beattie to die as governor declines reprieve
Richmond, November 15. Governor Mann refuses to interfere in Henry Clay Beattie Jr. case. No respite granted. Chesterfield circuit court judgment upheld and Beattie will face the electric chair on Friday, November 24. Governor cites no precedent and urges prompt punishment.
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Richmond
Mann
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Chesterheid County Court
Supreme Court of Appeals
Alann
Beattie
Brant
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Chesterfield
Petition for Mayor's Recall Sparks In Marshalltown
A secret meeting in Marshalltown Iowa on November 15 began a recall drive against Mayor W H Jones, elected under the commission plan. Dry supporters claim the wets initiated the movement to obtain new poll books for a saloon consent petition next year. saloons have been closed since July 1 after a petition failed.
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Marshalltown
W. H. Jones
Believe Young Girl Victim of Mrs. Vermilya
Chicago detectives under Coroner Hoffman's office join a task force to gather evidence against Mrs. Louise Vermilya in connection with the death of Arthur Bisonette. The investigation ties Vermilya to the Dorn family on Groveland Avenue where their 18 year old daughter reportedly suffered stomach ailments and died, with officials suspecting possible poisoning after quarrels.
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Chicago
Hoffman
Louise Vermilya
Arthur Bisonette
Vermilya
Dorn
Groveland Avenue
Dorns
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Alva Adams
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Adams
Chen
Master Masons
Martin
Hai Gunheng
Hal
Tsoan Chow
Young Wife
W. A. Jones
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