Iowa News Roundup of Disasters and Court Cases
Local notes recount balloon accident at four miles south of Connell Binks with recovery of the body, multiple fatalities from machinery and wagon crashes, and a fatal accident near Davenport. Also covered are a sensational divorce verdict awarding alimony, a murder-tinged marriage, postal carrier legal action, railroad terminus shifts to Clinton, and various local incidents including fires, disappearances, and civic developments in Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Jens
Tadie
Burlington
van Atton
Wiliam Scheil
Anita
School
Chcego
Ne'se Johnson
Glen Meitler
Charles City
Red Oak
B W. Glew
Farley
Jennie Glew
Glen
Illinois
W. P. Royce
Sioux City Gas and Freetric Company
Loretta Hendrickson
Miss Hendrickson
Nellie Patton
Royce
W. G. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
LeMars
Anamosa
Joseph Woodhouse
Graf
Schmitt
Post Office Department
Woodhouse
United States
Chicago & Northwestern
Clinton
Chicago
Melrose Park
Elmhurst
Dimenity
Cornelia Shay
Buxton
Willie
Alice Stover
Guthrie Center
Dreyfus Vindicated and Army Return Sparks France Clash
Alfred Dreyfus is vindicated by France’s highest court and will resume the army as major with potential promotion to lieutenant colonel. Placards denouncing Esterhazy as the real culprit will be posted, while a night duel injures Under Secretary Sarraut. A broad investigation covers railroad favors and Vatican safety lapses amid global political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dreyfus
France
Ilo
Leutenant
Legion of Honor
Wasterhazy
Alred Dreyfus
Sarraut
M. Pugliesi- Conti
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vatican
Annie Tole
Gary
Gen. Ide
Philippines
Bourke Cochran
Washington
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Quarles
O'Laughlin Bros
Bellwood
David S. Jordan
Behring Sea
San Seguaro
Haywards
Chaukain
Black Sea
William Henry Bunting
Norfolk
United States
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Poland
State Department
Lodz
Costa Rica
Department of Justles
Moody
Cincinnati
Carl Sattler
National Liberal Party
Picke
Pierce County
Isaacs
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Hub Furniture Company
Fast St. Louis
John D. Rockefeller
Hancock County
Ohio
Rockefeler
Elihu Root
Porto Rico
George Cabot Ward
Union Club
Tinsular
Honduras Declares War amid Central American Crisis
A San Salvador telegram says Honduras declared war on Guatemala as Salvadoran forces report repelling Guatemalan troops at Matlapam near the frontier. The conflict widens with Nicaragua and Costa Rica seen as possible participants, while Cabrera’s regime faces long-standing revolutionary pressure.
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Panama
San Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Salvador
Honida
Matlapam
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Regalado
Jicaro
Central America
Cabrera
Gentral America
Guatemala and Honduras Seek U S Mediation
Washington reports Guatemala and San Salvador accepted U S mediation to settle their difficulties. In San Salvador, July 16, Salvadoran forces defeated Guatemala at Platanar with about 2000 casualties and prisoners. Honduras, allied with Salvador, has not declared war, according to Bonilla.
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Washington, D. C
Guatemala
San Salvador
State Department
Platanar
Santa Fe
Honduras
Salvador
New York
Associated Press
Bon- Ma
Bonilla
Murder in Peterhof Park Murkins Kuzlev
London reports General Kuzlev of the staff headquarters was shot dead in Peterhof Park on Saturday. A well dressed man, armed with a revolver, fired three shots and fled. the killer has been arrested but not identified. The motive remains unclear as Kuzlev had no links to political agitation.
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A. A. Adams
New York
Denver
Chicago
Davenport
Henry Vahike
Rock Island
Fandy
Towner
Frances Turok
Town City
Tidepentonce
Turek
North Fonda
Francis X. Wrenne
Garrigan
Sioux City
Oliver
T. B. Sullivan
Keltcher
Pocahontas
Father Wrenne
Fort Dodge
Williams
Ole Christian
Roland
Chickasaw
Nashua
Grace Vanderhayden
M. C. Vanderhayden
Iola
Kas
Cedar River
Muscatine
Moscow Canal
George Meyer
Citizens' Light and Railway Company
Mississippi River
Kloss
Nora Springs
Clinton
Iowa Telephone Company
Cedar Rapids
Glacier
John Crowle
London
England
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Henry T. Fry
William J. Bryan
Londo
Bryan
North Dakota
Sarles
John Turish
James Turish
Stevens Point
Wis
William van Eps
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
van Eps
Dakota
Hintz
Boone Baseball Association
Wired
Peckham
Iowa State League
Boone
Mickey
Nebraska
Supreme Court
J. M. Alden
Hospital For the Insane
Norfolk
Nicholson
North Texas Insane Asylum
theAmerican Cigar Box Company
Johnson City
Tenn
Senor Ulloa
John A McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Poltava
Russia
Esther Mitchell
George Mitchell
Union Station
Seattle
Mitchell
Oregon
Franz Edmund Creffield
Holy Rollers
Bialystok
Palestine
Henry Clay Evans
Hamiltonseounty
Nominou
Clarenceville
Can
Frank Curry
United States
St. Louis
John N. Fairhorn
Tred
A. Wann
Landis
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
Lockport
International Railway
Martinsville
N. Y
Census Bureau
William R. White
Bloomington
Lysander W. Lawrence
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Secretary Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Quincy
Tremypenulean
Sevastopol
Chuknin
Black Sea
Continental Limited
Wabash
Gass Station
Tidiana
Rothery
Munder
Misa Mille Ebison
Wisworth
Minneapolis
United States Appellate Court
Oraw
Missouri
Association of
Rhenish and
Westphalian
Gov
Sherman
Illinois States Attorneys Association
Springfield
Airbanks
Danville
Til
Champaign
Joseph
Hug
Dubois
T. &. Young
Ohio
Hucking
Europe
America
Harry K. Thaw
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Mageon
Panama
Charles Wilson
Claycounty
Florida
Green Cova Springs
Hig
Metcalf
Director North
Department of Commerce and Labor
Vistula
Warsaw
Mintbrook
N. F
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Cleveland
St. Petersburg
Kuzlev
Peterhof
Kozlov
Sailor Sherenko Arrested for Chouknin Assassination
Sevastopol on July 16 reports former sailor named Sherenko arrested yesterday and confessing to the murder of Vics Admiral Chouknin. He is described as the man behind the high profile assassination sparking a major security investigation.
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Chouknin
Sevastopol
Sherenko
Vics
Pirates Attack Brings Deaths Near Wuchow
The Brusny scammer Sainam was attacked by Chinese pirates fifty miles from Wuchow. Rev Dr. MacDonald was killed, the steamer captain badly wounded, the engineer injured, and a Chinaman passenger slain. Pirates fled in junks as H M S Moorben departed for the scene. Dr MacDonald and wife worked for the Webleyan Society.
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Hongkong
Sainam
Wuchow
MacDonald
H. M
Moorben
Dr. MacDonald
We Ikw Webleyan Society
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