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MAY 30, 1913
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News of the Week
Henry M. Flagler. Standard Oil
magnate, died in Florida, aged
eighty-three.
General Mario Menocal was in
augurated president of the Cuban
republic May 20, succeeding Jobo
Miguel Gomez. The new president
was educated in the United States.
Cordial messages of congratulations
from President Wilson and other
Americans wero received by the new
president.
A Berlin cablegram says: Ger
man military authorities who for
several years have carried on a cam
paign against the UBe of strong
spirits in the army, have decided to
send an annual circular to all re
cruits in the future, describing
crimes committed within the military
service which have been attributed
to the excessive use of alcohol, and
also showing the punishment given
the convicted men. The campaign
waged by army officials already has
proved decidedly successful, and the
consumption of distilled spirits
among the soldiery has been greatly
diminished.
by strikers, but made only a casual
reference to Mr. Wood and did not
mention Mr. Atteaux's name.
He said that at the request of
John J. Breen, an undertaker, who
was a member of the Lawrence
school board at the time, ho carriod
a package of dynamite from Boston
to Lawrence and at Breen's direction
distributed smaller packages of ex
plosives at various places where the
strikers congregated. Breon has
been convicted and fined for "plant
ing" the dynamite.
Tl'e reference to Mr. Wood came
when the witness was telling of a
conversation between Breen and him
self, when the other announced that
"he would be the next mayor of
Lawrence and that a million was
back of him."
Dr. David Starr Jordan has re
signed as president of Stanford uni
versity and he will become chancel
lor of the institution. An office
especially created for him by the
board of trustees. Joseph Casper
Branner, now vice-president will
become president at Stanford.
Horace G. Burt, former president
of the Union Pacific railroad and
late chief engineer- of the Chicago
Association of Commerce Coramit
ties, died at his home in Chicago
aged sixty-four years.
John N. Anhut, a New York city
lawyer, was convicted of attempted
bribery in connection with an effort
to free Harry K. Thaw from the
asylum for the insane.
A New York dispatch, carried by
the Associated Press says: Perma
nent organization of American physi
cians and laymen engaged in a nation-wide
fight against cancer was
effected here recently at a gathering
at which wero represented most of
the medical bodies identified with
the congress of American physicians
and surgeons. A campaign of educa
tion against the disease will be
undertaken through written and
spoken words in magazines, train
ing schools and in other ways, ac
cording to plans announced. Special
attention will be given to teaching
women the early symptoms of cancer.
Constitution and by-laws were drawn
np, and George C. Clark, financier of
this city, was elected president.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Boston says: An attempt to prove
that representatives of capital en
tered into a compact to discredit or
ganized labor was made in the su
perior court recently. President
William A. Wood of the American
Woolen company, Frederick B. At
teaux and Dennis J. Collins are on
trial. The defendants are charged
specifically with conspiracy to
"plant" dynamite at Lawrence dur
ing the textile strike In 1912.
Collins testified as a witnesB for
the prosecution and confessed a part
in the alleged plot, though insisting
that he was unaware at the time that
he was handling dynamite. He ad
mitted he did not expect to receive a
jail sentence if he told the truth on
the stand..
Collins told of distributing dyna
mite at different buildings occupied
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