Dynamite Outrage Arrests Tie to Los Angeles Times Bomb
Ortie McManigal J B Brice and J J McNamara seized in Detroit on complicity in the Times building explosion. Two more men Harry Kaplan and Matt Schmidt indicted in Los Angeles. McNamara confessed alleged acts spanning several years and multiple cities. Detected bomb clockwork devices linked to Peoria and Los Angeles cases. Police guard the prisoners amid kidnapping charges and extradition proceedings in Indianapolis and Joliet.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ortie B.mcmanigal
J.B. Brice
J. B. McNamara
Detroit
Mich
Los Angeles Times
Here
Los Angeles
California Limited
Atchison, Topeka & ‘Santa Fe
John J. McNamara
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Times
Harry Kaplan
Matt Schmidt
McNamaras
McManigal
J. W. McNamara
Chicago
Willam Reed
McNamara
W. J. Burns
Joliet
Frankfort
Vany
Ling
Activitt
John*j
Indianapolis
Nour
McEffanigal
Burns
Imn
Iudianapolis
Cincinnati
Peoria
Amn
Erectors’ Association
General Otis
The
Felix J. Zeehand
Elaar
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association of Los Angeles
Ind
J. J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structuaal Iron Workers
Walter Drewe
National Erectors’ Association
W. J. Ford
Frank Fox
William J. Burns
M McNamara
Ortie
Drew
Ford
Marshall
California
Collins
Fox
iFox
Grand Jury
Anto
Eng
House Passes Canadian Reciprocity Tariff By 264 to 89
The U S House approves the reciprocity tariff measure by 264 votes to 89 with ten Democrats and 79 Republicans in opposition. President Taft had urged Republicans to oppose, and the bill now moves to the Senate where opponents plan amendments to defeat it. Leaders warn the fight continues amid charges of trust influence.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Taft
White House
Senate
Underwood
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
George Norris
Nebraska
Canada
State Department
Mob Lynch Negro After Fatal Quarrel in Kentucky Opera House
Grim mob dragged Will Potter a Black man from a basement hid ing by Marshal Stabler to the stage of an Livermore opera house. Fifty shots killed him as the curtain rose. He was accused of killing Frank Mitchell, a white man, in a poolroom dispute. Authorities kept quiet while the crowd carried out the hanging and shooting.
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Livermore
Will Potter
Frank Mitchell
Marshal Stabler
America
Tole
Potter
Mitchell
Ward
Beoler
Indiana Proclaims 1911 Acts In Full Force From April 21
Governor Marshall issues proclamation stating all 1911 Indiana acts are in effect from noon April 21 1911 after receiving clerks certificates by April 21 1911. The note lists acts with and without emergency clauses and cites the October 12 Discovery Day proposal as voided by the attorney general.
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Indianapolis
Sixty-seventh General Assembly
Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
State of
Indiana
General Assembly
Capitol
Lew G. Ellingham
J. E. MccCullough
Burt New
Hauck Court
Supreme Court
Ellingham
Frank L- Grubbs
Ariond
John Rauch
State House Cabinet Meets With Governor Marshall
Governor Marshall held a conference with Democratic state officials and judges of the supreme and appellate courts. The meeting, not the first, introduced new features as legislature prepared to convene and sessions continued with frequent discussions on affairs directly relating to statecraft.
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Marshall
Supreme
Women testimonials tout Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A series of letters from women in small towns describe long standing female troubles and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They claim improved sleep appetite weight gain and renewed strength after doctors offered little help. The notices advocate trial for conditions like inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors and nervous prostration.
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Oxkla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cote
Ea E. Pinkham
Anette Bates
Huntington
Mass
Absent Minded Bridegroom Marries In Kansas City
John Adams, described as absent minded by the Kansas City Journal, married Ida Lee in Kansas City Kansas after a probate judge Paul Huff conducted the ceremony. Adams reportedly hesitated during the vows, but the marriage proceeded without further incident.
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John Adams
The
Kansas City Journal
Ida Lee
Kansas City
Kan
Paul Huff
Johnson and the Smart Children Indignant at Entertaining Vices
A fragmentary note recalls Samuel Johnson’s sharp rebuke of parents who push children to recite verses or sing in public. A friend claimed his two sons should recite Gray’s Elegy, but Johnson refused and urged the children speak together.
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Johnson
Samuel
Gray
Belgrade Policeman’s Death By Own Action Reported
In Belgrade a police officer named Milkovitch, deeply in love, reportedly died by his own action after a personal crisis. Details remain limited and unconfirmed in the fragmentary text.
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Chedomir
Milkovitch
Belgrade
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