Union Magazine Read 10 Jury Indicted in Iron Workers War
Indianapolis, Nov 23. A Dim view of the trial of forty five defendants in the steel trust dynamite conspiracy case is presented by the Union Magazine Read 10 Jury. The piece attacks District Attorney Chas W Miller and the government prosecution, claiming the steel trust dominates labor and justice. It describes the courtroom, the defendants, and the publishers as biased against labor. It notes the McNamara brothers pleaded guilty and faced consequences, while the steel lords seek more victims and the prosecution is called a theatrical show.
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Indianapolis
Chas. W. Miller
Iron Workers' Union
Wetwiek
Myr. Miller
International Association of Ridge and Structural Iron Works
Viva
Hite McNamara
Stecl
Crust
Conrh
Steal Trust
Steel Trust Breguerades
McNamaras
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Wasi
Steel Lords
Gompers
Darrow
Erectors’ Association
Atten
Turkey Fights Plague Horror As Deaths Decline
Reports of a cholera decline abroad are questioned as Turkish authorities face a plague scare. Moslems oppose foreign aid while Turkish troops land at Siliv, signaling a shift in operations near Bulgaria and influencing right wing tensions.
General Fethi Pacha Buried With Honors
Belgrade November 23 The body of General Fethi Pacha former Turkish minister at Belgrade and commander of the Sixth Turkish army corps at Monastir was found among battlefield corpses by the Servians It is believed he died by his own hand He was buried with honors due to his rank
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Belgrade
Fethi Pacha
Monastir
Turkish troops land at Silivri under fire from ships
London reports Turkish forces landed at Silivri on the Marmora, pressuring Bulgaria’s right wing near Tehatalia. Bulgarian troops tried to push back the Turks but withdrew after an hour of fighting. Constantinople notes a cholera decline, yet foreign residents doubt it as camps around San Stefano fill with dead and victims. Foreign Red Crescent doctors help some wounded, but are largely shut out. Berlin contradicts Austro-Hungarian pus Russian tensions, others say Vienna-Petersburg ties improve. Prague reports 130000 German reservists to rejoin regiments.
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London
Silivri
Sea of Marmora
Constantinople
Tehatalia
San Stefano
Tchatalla
Red Crescent Society
Servian Skirt to Replace Bulgarian Style in Fashion
Chicago dated November reports the National Cloak Salt and Skirt Manufacturers association expecting major dress changes. The harem skirt will be replaced by a Servian skirt, tall at the top and closely drawn at the bottom. Balkan allies influence is seen in new Bulgaria cloak Montenegrin walking salt and Grecian bloomers.
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Chicago
National Cloak, Salt and Skirt Manufacturers’ Association
Hotel Ta Salle
Irving
Parker
Albanian Independence Proclaimed at Durazzo
Vienna reports Albanian independence proclaimed at Durazzo by Ismail Kemal Bey, leader of the Albanians, according to a Allgemeine Zeitung report. A censor ship has been established on all telegraphic and telephone communications from Austro Hungary to foreign countries since early today as noted by a Vienna dispatch.
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London
Vienna
Austro-Hungary
Albania
Durazzo
Ismail Kemal Bey
Allgemeine Zeitung
Ettor Shouts in Court From Prison During Lawence Trial
Salem Mass November 22 Joseph Ettor leader in the Lawrence strike shouted from the prison cage during District Attorney Attwill closing arguments in the Lopizzo murder case with Arturo Giovannitti and Joseph Caruso present. Ettor protested by rising as Attwill cited by laws of the IWW and membership funding motives while Giovannitti restrained him to avoid a larger disruption.
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Salem
Mass
Joseph Ettor
Lawrence
Lopizso
Arturo Giovannitti
Joseph Caruso
Attwill
Industrial Workers of the World
Htter
Ettor
Giovannitti
J. P. S. Mahoney
Bloodhounds Corner Culprit After Long Chase at Leewood
Charleston reports bloodhounds led by Captain C. Hurdlett and detective L. J. Sehearer traced fugitive Samuel Russell for miles through streams and thickets, capturing him near Leewood after a town attack linked to engineer Blankenship’s shooting. The pursuit followed a five mile mountain trail. Russell, seized at his home, faced military court hearings adjourned to next Tuesday with twenty five cases to be heard.
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Charleston
W. Va
Leewood
King
Blankenship
Wilde
Stockholm
Samuel Russell
High Loal
C. Hurdlett
West, Virginia
National
Beattie
Richmond
Queen
Rocka
Quten
Russell
Tin Door
Keen interest in Iowa game Ames team makes last bid for honors
Ames clashes with Drake in a pivotal matchup as the locals push for key honors. The contest centers on securing a final edge in the season’s standings with both teams aiming to boost their position.
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Iowa
Ames
Hon
Iowa City
Visity
Wisconsin
Bill Jeneau
Thalmann
Harvard Yale Grid Battle Irks Visitors As Wendell Stars
In New Slaven November 23 Yale and Harvard clash with Harvard leading Yale 10 0 at halftime. Captain Wendell shines for Harvard as Spalding and Flinn duel, with hard drives, early kicks, and several first downs shaping a tense big game atmosphere amid a 7 000 strong crowd. Wisconsin and Ames glimpsed in separate notes.
Manufacturers to Address Iowa State College Students
Ames Nov 23 Special Leading Iowa manufacturers will speak to engineering students at Iowa State College each week to discuss needs and possibilities of industrial Iowa. Secretary Geo Wrightman of the Iowa Manufacturers' association coordinates with the college engineering society for the talks. Insights focus on closer cooperation between the college and state industries to train capable young men for industrial development and to help solve manufacturers' problems through the engineering experiment station.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Geo. Wrightman
Iowa Manufacturers’ Association
Engineering Society
Manufacturers of Iowa
Dean A. Marston
College
Engineering
U S Land Show Opens in Chicago Showcasing Back to the Land
The United States Land show in Chicago opens with a panorama of American rural life. Thousands visit the exposition at the Coliseum to tour Uncle Sam's empire and explore owning part of the United States, illustrating the Back to the Land movement.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago Coliseum
America
Jess Jand
Uncle Sam
Four Banking Officers Sentenced Five Years Each
Memphis Tennessee November 28 Four officers of all day and all night banks in several cities convicted of using the mails in a conspiracy to defraud related to bank failures were sentenced to five years in prison and fined two dollars by Judge McCall in federal court. A. C. Bonds of Kansas City, the fifth indicted man, was absent due to illness described as appendicitis.
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Memphis
Tenn
McCall
A. C. Bonds
Kansas City
Patten predicts era of low prices over coming years
New York Nov 23 James A Patten a Board of Trade operator who arrived from Chicago says the cycle of low prices will last about nine years with food supplies ample if weather remains normal. He notes livestock markets lag beef pork outlooks and warns railway rates will rise due to operating costs.
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New York
James Apatten
Board of Trade
Chicago
Wilson Threatens A Photographer In Bermuda Incident
President-elect Wilson clashed with an American photographer who snapped him despite a ban. He warned that he could defend himself and avoided photographers during cycling excursions near his Bermuda residence Hello Skinny Martin cigar ad followed the report.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Wilson
Lefty Louie Rosenberg Faces Electric Chair After Conviction
New York reports that Navy veteran Lefty Louie Rosenberg, convicted for the murder of Vierman Rosenthal, married weeks before the phrase says he must face the electric chair. His wife maintains his innocence and seeks a new trial as he sits in the courtroom after the verdict.
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New York
Navy
Louie’ Rosenberg
Vierman Rosenthal
Ashe
Man forbidden to work at trade in Chicago court order
Joe Girseli was barred from work by Judge Newcomer for immoderate labor and temper. He and wife live at 442 Death Paulina Street. He has sawed and planed firewood for next winter and now aims to install kitchen plumbing. Mrs. Girsel says she supports him and aids in getting tools, while the judge’s order limits his shop activity.
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Prom
Chicako
Joseph Girseli
Hia
Newcomer
Paulina Atrect
Girseh
Nawcomer
Explosion At Walshs Spur Kills One, Injures Five
A dynamite blast at Kittridge's store in Walsh's Spur near Poplar Bluff injures five men and kills Charles Coonce. The blast wrecked the building and shook distant structures as workers tried to combat the fire. Relatives and authorities describe severe injuries including severed limbs and dismemberment. Five hurt were transported to a local hospital by special train.
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Wopler Bluff
Charles Coonce
Wrank Kittricie
Walsh’s Spur
Poplar Bluff
Kittridge
Ont Vin
Sheriff Wins Race With Aeroplane at Garden City Field
New York and Washington brief items report Sheriff William Jaege pursuing a biplane from the Christmas Aeroplane Company after a writ of attachment. The plane, damaged earlier, was flown three miles before landing. custody of the aircraft remains with the sheriff during a court adjustment. Other notes mention Carmi A. Thompson sworn in as U S treasurer and Senator Rayner showing slight improvement after illness.
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New York
Garden City
William Jaege
Christmas Aeroplane Company
Sloan Aeroplane Shops
Manhattan
Delson
Christmas Company
Wisconsin Man Wins Cross Country Run
J A White of the University of Wisconsin won the fifth annual intercollegiate cross country meet at Madison today with a time of 27 minutes 2 seconds. Rex Wickham of Missouri placed second and Thomson of Northwestern finished third.
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J. A. White
University of Wisconsin
PansTon
Rex Wikham
University of Missouri
Thomson
Northwestern University
White
Canton Wins Suit Over Locked Tipton Rail Station
In Tipton on November 23, after four hours deliberation the jury awarded plaintiff A. J. Canton wine $300 in a case against Rock Island Railroad. Canton alleged the Tipton station was locked on a Red Day when he planned to catch a Bennet train, causing a severe end.
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Tipton
A. J. Cantonwine
Plains Ty
Bennett
Former Candidate Indicted for Perjury In Minne Valley Case
Norwalk reports Clintor Glessner, a sheriff candidate in the last primary, indicted for perjury connected to grand jury testimony on the Minnie La Valley tarring case. Trials of five men charged with riotous conspiracy in the tar ring will begin November 2. Also notes a weather reading and a family visit in Independence.
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Norwalk
Clintor Glessner
Nec
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