Springfield Riots Indict Six More Mob Leaders
The grand jury in Springfield Alabama handed up indictments against six alleged mob leaders amid riot violence. Private Klein of Chicago faces surrender for the killing of Carl Nelson and others as state troops in Springfield taper their presence.
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Springfield
Kankakee
Klein
Chicago
Earl Nelson
J. W. Scott
National Guard
Deneen
Seventh Infantry
First Cavalry
J. B Klein
Carl Nelson
Abraham Raymor
Kate Howard
Various Personalities and Incidents Reported Across Nations
A baby son was born to Senator Beveridge of Indiana in Manchester Massachusetts. N A Alston of Stevenson Alabama vanished amid allegations of a 20000 to 24000 dollar embezzlement. John D Rockefeller gave 50 to cousin Miss Gertrude Rockefeller Oklahoma City. Annie S Peck, climber, returned safely to Lima Peru. Rear Admiral Robley D Evans marked his 62nd birthday and retired, receiving calls and a large reception at Lake Mohonk New York. Edward Cotteringham of Lipton Indiana treasurer, accused of embezzling 5000, arrested in Ottawa Ontario. Alfred T Wimberly of Des Moines Kentucky, a Bankers Life official, died by suicide in Louisville leaving a note. James S Sherman was formally notified of his vice presidential nomination at Chicago last June, prompting a local holiday in Utica New York. Omer K Benedict editor Oklahoma City Times was arrested on a criminal libel charge by Governor Haskell.
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A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Manchester
Mass
N. A. Alston
Bank of Stevenson
Ala
John D. Rockefeller
Gertrude Rockefeller
Oklahoma City
Okla
Annies. Peck
Lima
Peru
Robly D. Evans
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Edward Cotteringham
Union Traction Company
Lipton
Ind
Ottawa
Ont
Alfred T. Wimberly
Kentucky
Bankers’ Life Association of
Des Moines
Louisville
Utica
James S. Sherman
Chicago
Omer K. Benedict
Oklahoma City Times
Haskell
Injustice and Misstatements Target Judges in Oil Case
Government petitions for rehearing in the Standard Oil of Indiana appeal accuse Judges Grosscup Seaman and Baker of misstatements of the record. O D Earl keeps $9 975 of decayed currency after burying it in 1904 fearing banks were unsafe. Union miners head Indiana strike back to work, while Massachusetts Sixth Regiment wins regimental rifle title at Camp Perry. Ai ed Dowleh captured near Tab riz. Wigan mine disaster entombs seventy. London Ontario fire deaths. Captain Baldwin trains signal officers for dirigible use. Dr Joseph Eichberg drowns at Big Tupper Lake.
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Landis
Grosscup
Seaman
Baker
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Chicago
Treasury Department
O. D. Earl
Morrillton
Ark
Earl
Army
Joseph Eichberg
Cincinnati
Big Tupper Lake
New York
Multiple Tragic and Legal News Items Span Global Incidents
A wide array of incidents are reported including suicides in Kentucky and Bournemouth, arrests and alleged smuggling involving Chicagoans, a fatal automobile crash in San Francisco, and a fatal attack on a Peoria patient. Also noted are corporate, political, and international events from Africa to Detroit, with train riots in Atlanta and naval arrivals in Sydney.
Obituary notices of McBeth O'Brien Seibert
Dr A K McBeth of Battle Creek Michigan prominent Republican politician president of the common... died suddenly of apoplexy. John J O'Brien aged 87 member of the St Louis city council and wealthy boiler manufacturer is dead. William Seibert aged 88 one of the organizers of the Republican party and a delegate to the first national convention died at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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A. EK. McBeth
Battle Creek
Mich
John J. O'Brien
St. Louis
William Seibert
Pittsburg
Burglar alarm at Des Moines warerooms ends arrest
Ed Wallace alleged burglar was captured in the R. V. Harvey Novelty warerooms at Fourth and Court, Des Moines, after forcing a door and leaving glass splinters. The paper also notes a string of local items including a derailment injury near Wick Indiana, a civil service exam in Des Moines, a Yarl an Chautauqua close, and various other incidents and notices.
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Ed Wallace
R.V. Harvey Novelty
Fourth and Court Avenue
Des Moines
Wallace
M. Lyon
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wick
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines Weather Bureau
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Champ Clark
Jacob A. Riis
Bill Carleton
W. Elfert
Lester, Ta
United States District Court
Rock Island
Fort Mozena
Mozena
Franks of
Fraser
Lewis Berry
Bhusy
Washington
Lee
Boone
Eldora
Thornton
Hartwig Brothers
William Hartwig
G. Dunn
Mason City
Schaller
Farmers’ Savings Bank of
Sac City
Rogers
Dagegerts
Villisea
Harry Clark
Rochelle
Jitte Seycarcld
Margaret
Abr
Dimes McCann
Capital Gossip Probes Republican Nominees On Extra Session
Secretary of State Hayward and State Treasurer Morrow survey Republican candidates statewide about endorsing an extra legislative session to amend the primary law and allow voters to choose the U S senator at the general election. The inquiry targets 1383 Republican hopefuls with replies already flowing in amid party unity talks.
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Des Moines
Hayward
Morrow
Thirty-second
General Assembly
Assembly
Morrow-Hayward
United States
Tlis
Jong
Cummins
No Relief for Southwest Rail Service Order
State railroad commission orders no further rain service on the Burlington Railroad for now. The company voluntarily extends service from Van Wert to Mount Ayr.
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Southwest
State Railroad Commission
Bur-ington Riilroad
van Wert
Mount Ayr
Must Be Kept Safe Fire Marshal Aims to Prevent Overcrowding
Fire Marshal Louis Seigel warns against hotel overcrowding during the fade week. He directs inspectors to ensure exits are clear and fire safety measures are enforced to reduce blaze risk and speed evacuations if alarms sound.
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Louis Seigel
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Lexington
Ixy
Jack” Gardner
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Africa
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Blair County
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Virginia
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Mystic
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Clear Lake
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