Conspiracy Case List Of Arrests Across Cities
Across multiple states authorities moved against a Chicago led conspiracy tied to the United States government and various labor groups. The list names Richard H. Houlihan and others in Chicago Indianapolis Buffalo Detroit Kansas City Milwaukee Syracuse and Brooklyn with roles in unions and defense funds.
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Chicago
United’ States
William
Schoupe
James Coughlin
Iron Workers’ ’Union
James ‘Cooney
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank. M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers
Spurgeon
P. Mathews
International’ Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Herbert S. Hockin
International Association
J. J. McNamara
John T. Butler
Buffalo
Fred Sherman
St. Louie
John Barry
The
Iron Workers
Paul Morrin
Defense ‘Fund
Detroit
Charles Wy. Wachmeister
Kansas City
W. Bert Brown
A -McCain
Armour
Swift
Burlington
Missouri ‘River
Milwaukee
W. E. Redding
Dusiness
Herman GG. Sieffert
Syracuse
B. E. Phillips
Ion Workers
John Carroll
Phil
International Association of Bridges and Structural Iron Workers
Patrick R
Onal Association
Daniel Bro‘phy
Brooklyn
International
House votes on Army reorganization bill with cavalry coup
The bill to create a general staff bureau and consolidate adjutant general and inspector general roles, while abolishing five regiments and enacting five year enlistments, passed with a cavalry amendment 166 to 112 and a five year enlistment provision 146 to 134, after initial defeat on procedural vote.
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House
Ainsworth Leaves the Army for Retirement
Adjutant General Fred G. Ainsworth, relieved at the War Department, notified that President Taft approved his retirement. In a letter to Colonel McCain, Ainsworth said after 37 years as a commissioned officer he requests retirement and placement on the retired list under section 1243. No charges are pending against him according to War Department records.
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Washington
Fred G. Ainsworth
War ‘Department
Taft
Hiss
Ustral
Ainsworth
McCain
Army
War Department
Coulon Victor Over Burns in Bantamweight Title Fight
Johnny Coulon of Chicago retained the bantamweight title with a 20 round decision over Frankie Burns of Jersey City before 8000 fans at the West Side Athletic club. Referee Harry Stout ruled Conlon the winner after an hour of hard fighting in what was hailed as a historic bout. Burns pressed the longer opponent but Coulon, weighing about 111 and a fraction to Burns 116, used speed and accuracy to prevail.
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New Orleans
Johnny Coulon
Chicago
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
West Side Athletic Club
Confon
Harry Stout
Conlon
Burns
Pledges to Church Declared Legal by Georgia Supreme Court
The Georgia Supreme Court rules that all pledges of money to a church are legal and must be paid. The decision clarifies the enforceability of church fundraising commitments in Atlanta and across the state.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Atlanta
Supreme ’ Court
Colombian minister objects to Knox trip insult to U S
The Colombian minister to the United States Senor Pedro del Ospina sent a personal note to Acting Secretary of State Huntington Wilson criticizing a planned visit by Secretary Knox to Colombia and Panama. He calls the trip potentially inopportune and accuses the United States of delaying arbitration over the canal zone. Diplomatic circles fear a breakdown in relations with Colombia awaiting further developments.
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Washington
Senor
Pedro del Ospina
Colombia
United States
Huntington Wilson
Knox
Panama Canal Zone
State Department
Wilson
Senor Ospina
Baid
Republic
Panama
United’ States
The
United
States
Five Chicago murderers hanged at Cook County Jail
Thomas Jennings the first Black man executed in U S criminal history according to fingerprint evidence led a group of five Chicago murderers to the gallows at Cook County Jail. Frank and Ewald Shiblawski Philip Sommerling and Thomas Schultz were executed within an hour after Governor Deneen refused clemency.
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Chicago
Cook County
Thomas Jennings
Frank and
Ewald Shiblawski
Philip Sommerling
Thomas Schultz
Fred. W Guelzow, Jr
Deneen
Board “of
West Side
Frank Shiblawski
Postum Company Wins Suit On Appeal
New York appellate division reversed the judgment for 350000 against Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan. Rob ert J Collier alleged libel based on ads responding to criticism in Collier's Weekly.
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New York
Appellate ‘Division of the
Supreme Court
Robert J. Collier
Postum: Company
Limit OF
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum -Company
Collier's
Weekly
Postum
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Igihe pe 3 ze yey ea details unclear. The fragment mentions time or date but lacks clear context or identifying names or places. Further readable facts needed to form a concrete item.
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Igihe
Senate committee findings on Stephenson campaign expenditures
The senate privileges and elections committee split over Stephenson's 1908 primary spending. The majority found no proof of corruption but the minority urged vacancy, citing $107 793 spent and large sums by legislative candidates. They warned such expenditures threaten democratic fairness and senate integrity.
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Washington
Stephenson
Wisconsin - Is
Senate
Kenyon
Clapp
Jones
Lea
Ker
Wisconsin
Minority Report
Resinol Ointment Promises Quick Wound Healing
A Brooklyn man C M Waggoner credibly reports spending a hundred dollars on remedies with little success before trying Resinol Ointment. He says a single fifty cent jar healed his leg wound quickly and claims Resinol relieves eczema burns and other skin conditions. A free sample offer is extended by Resinol Chemical Co.
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C. M. ‘Waggoner
Brooklyn
N. Y
N.Y
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Lose Either Way
Wealth does not guarantee happiness in this terse couplet about choice and struggle. A cautionary verse hints at personal conflict and the grind of life.
Castoria's Trusted Remedy for Infants and Children
Mothers urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature of 6eta In and note it has been a safe remedy for over 30 years as children reportedly cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Absent-Minded Dog Collar Request in Life Note
A brief Life item notes a shopper asking for a dog collar and a clerk querying shirt size for a pet. The exchange reflects domestic humor through a simple, everyday domestic scene.
Cole's Carbolisalve Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Cole's Carbolisalve as fast relief and cure for burning itching and torturing skin diseases. It claims instant pain stoppage and scarless healing with 25c and 6c bydruegists and offers free samples from J W Cole & Co Black River Falls Wisconsin.
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Cole
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Fear of being left keeps many girls from choosing right husband
A fragment notes that many girls delay marriage due to fear of being left. It suggests apprehension shapes their choices and influences when they marry, reflecting social expectations of relationships.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets Promoted as Digestive Tonic
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pellets as a candy like remedy to regulate and invigorate the stomach liver and bowels and cure constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
Reform Call in Banking System Sparks Debate
A court scene voices support for banking reform after a remark by Judge about a wife overdrawning her husband's account. The exchange highlights concerns over account access and financial autonomy within marriage and prompts calls for standardized rules.
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Benham
Ill-formed OCR Snippet Sparks Rumor About Husband
A fragment shows Mrs Shortfoot asking about her husband and Mr Leedout replying that he aims to gain a reputation as a brainy man, reflecting a rumor or chatter about dispositions.
Tuberculosis Day Plans for Sermons Across Churches
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis aims to have Tuberculosis day observed in thousands of churches starting April 28. Last year about 200000 churches globally participated with over 50000 U.S. churches taking part and millions of churchgoers hearing the call to prevent consumption.
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Association
United States
Wheat and flax prospects in Western Canada described
A Saskatchewan farmer circular highlights seed flax treatment and sowing practices. It notes high wheat yields in parts of the continent and exceptional barley and oats results, with Mr White near Rosetown achieving 33 bu per acre on 15 acres of summer fallow. Government literature summarizes cattle, horses, roots, and other western Canada products.
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Saskatchewan
New York
Canada
Saskatoon
White
Rosetown
Some Women Peculiarities Noted In Brief Remarks
A fragment discusses women described as peculiar with a remark that some saree wearers are more notable than others. The text is incomplete and raises questions about fashion and behavior in a social note.
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Coulon Victor Over Burns
Coop
Meric Eirk
U. S
Cartagena
Robert “J
New York Supreme Court
Snead
Staltute
Oregon
Pest
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