Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-11-27

"a 81 Secretary Wilson In his annual
statistics. which will show that In tho
last year the department mailed 49,
900 900 pieces of documents and 9TH
or printed matter.
The official "bellwether'' Of the ma
tional house, Representative John A.
M. Adair of Indiana, will be supplant'
ed in the next house. His office WILL
be gone when Representative ]. W..
Abercrombie Of Alabama takes his
seat, for Mr.. Abercrombie, alphabet
cally, will take precedence OF the IN
diana Democrat.
Domestic
Members Of tho radical wing OF the
American Federation of Labor were
defeated at the convention in Roches-
ter, N. Y. by a vote Of about 2 to In
their attempt to have the federation
adopt the principle Of industrial union
ism in place Of its policy of trade au-
tonomy.
Future ex-presidents of the United
States and unmarried widows Of for
mer presidents are to be pensioned In
the sum of $4,000 ach annually by
action Of the trustees Of the Carnegie
corporation of New York at their
meeting held at the Carnegie home.
Trial of John H. Patterson and
twenty-nine other officials or forme or
officials Of the National Cash Regis.
ter comna1x Of DAYTON, Ohio. CHARGED
with Violation Of the criminal section
Of the Sherman antitrust act, began
at Cincinnati, Ohio.
"Gyp the Blood" Lefty Louie, "
"Dago Frank" and "Whitey" Lewis
killed Herman Rosenthal, the gambler,
at the instigation Of Police Lieuten.
ant Charles Becker, and like him must
pay the penalty Of death in the elso
trio chair.
Joseph Schwartz. Chicago, was al
rested at Indianapolis on a fedora
warrant charging him with attempting
TO obstruot Justice by intimidatin
Cornelius l.. Crowley, a government
witness In the dynamite case. Grow
ley said that Schwartz In the presenc
of detective told him not to testif
to the truth.
The American Federation Of Labo
In convention at Rochester, N. Y, de
cided to ask the unions affiliated will
it to raise money for the defense o
the alleged dynamiters who are O.
trial in Indianapolis.
Indictments against the Lake Shor
& Michigan Southern, Big -Four an
Chicago, Indiana & Southern railroad
were returned by the federal gran
Jury in Chicago, charging violation q
the Elkins act in the payment of r.
bates. A separate bill charging tn
receiving of rebates was returne
against the O'Gara Coal company.
Equipped with 112 quarts OF nitro
glycerin, Ortie q. McManigal in De
cember, 1910, went to Los Angeles
| CAL, commissioned to destroy tn
Times auxiliary plant and, by "addinl
q few more to the list Of dead" t.
take suspicio OF James B. McNamara
who had killed 81 persons in thu
wreck OF the Times building tw'
i months before. McManigal SO test
fed at the dynamite conspiracy
trial at Indianapolis.
Revelations of gigantic race sui
eide industry we're made through ma
tion-wide raid by the postal depart
ment, involving the arrest of 173 per
sons. including physicians, druggist
and mail order dealers, In the princi
pal cities Of the United States. The!
are charged with misuse of the mails
to solicit criminal medical practice O.
to dispose Of medicines and instru
ments connected with such practice.
Former Vice-President Charles w
Fairbanks Of Indianapolis declared
himself in favor of q single six-yea
term for president in a talk at Jack
eonville. III.