Iowa News Roundup of Accidents and Local Affairs
A garbled Iowa sheet reports Sylvester Levy’s fatal injuries from an incident near an unnamed location, plus a suicide attempt by Mrs. William George of Town Falls. It mentions a Klondike wife, a large Jefferson County reunion, a bank of shooter injuries, and a series of roadside and farm accidents, rail and bakery fires, rabies concerns in Johnson County, bicycle theft confessions by two youths, and a Sheldon girl’s fatal leg injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Levy
F LeStyl
Wand
William George
Town Falls
Coyote
Wette
Osawa
Ogotrosh
Sioux City
McRay
Amos
Rohde
Laird of
Walker
Minnesota
Franklin Couty
TW. Canke
G. W. Garden
Fannier
Hitler
Klondike
Fairfield
Jefferson County
O10
Riniwas
Tachary
Busiess
Tutrfield
A. Stevens
Aus ‘Kraiger
Hancock
Kroger
Smallis
Frank J. John
Japes
Einer Alexander
Tytog
Deel
Krueger
Saintesse
Dr. Stevens
Cruden
Steve
Dad Gree
Kryveger
Saker
Canton
Jneuranes
Ofna Charles 14
pAwamatine
Augustine Wis
Aml
Leiner
Seovers Wine
Clement Hough
Howard Perry
W. Moss
TLA
Terex
Crescent
Mr. Waugh
Tewari Terry
Terry
Horgh
Clear Lake
Newell
Raymond Graham
Des Moines
Spirit Lake
Swain Lake
Netherville
Satereay
Aemote
Pringhar
O'Brien County
Frank Hilekey
Knoxville
Fleet Institution
Finly Sillnes
Mickey
Johnson County
Henry Albert
Town State Laboratory
Kosielecky
Town City
Countty
John ©. Lynch
Wollman
Henmalivin
Lynch
Wellfan
Clinton Streets
Andrew
Charles Stauffer
Lorenz
John Stark
Portland
C.F. Dunlap
Stark
Duntip
Ure
Dunlap
Justice Court
Jill Yearohkl
Truapsten
Sheldon
Weekly Foreign Dispatches Highlight Political Strife and Global Events
A compact roundup notes Speaker Joseph Cannony at Lewiston Missouri opposing political proscription and labor blacklisting. It covers Bryan’s Illinois appeal, Sullivan’s rift with the Jefferson club, Wisconsin and Michigan race results, Cuban unrest, Polish agitation, and various global notes including royal honors, accidents, and scientific updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Cannony
Lewiston, Mo
Federation of Labor
William Jennings Bevan
Democrats
Ilinois
Roger C. Sullivan
National Committee
Nebr Kan
Jefferson Club
Chicago
Peoria
Sullivan
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Davidson
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Aylward
Glenski
John M. Nelson
Congress
Henry C. Adams
James OC. McLaughlin
Musketon
Roswell, P. Bishop
Ludington
Congresswin
Michigan
Washington Gardner
T. H. J. Jones
Ohio
Eri. J.jones
John A. Johnson
Fugitive Bank President Arrested in Tangier Morocco
Paul O Stensland, fugitive president of Milwaukee Avenue State Bank Chicago, under arrest in Tangier Morocco. He plans to resist removal amid no extradition treaty with the United States. State Department cites possible extradition by merchant vessel if no French port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Man
Minnesota
St. Vail
Minneapolis
Duluth
Emi Rate Railrad
Ramsey County District Court
United States District Court
Omer Milwaukee
Nelson Mills
St. Clair River
St. Clair
Mich
Berkey
Charles M. Vollum
Meyer Goldsmith
Navy Department
Asiatic
Root
Panama
Charleston
Colon
Ernest
Otto Neidhart
Kansas City
Kan
National Assembly of
J. D. Obaldia
Republic
Federico Boyd
Rafael Alzpuro
Vim
Commmodore Park
American Yacht Club
New York
Wim
Wilson
Constanza
John Lowe
Alabama
United States
Liverpool
John Brown
Ardmore
I.c
M. Swaney
Leaves Valley
Brown
Siwaney
Mar. Dlehead
Mare Island Navy Yard
Department of Agriculture
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Nebraska
Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
Fred J.keisel
Ogden
Utah
Keisel
West
Richard
Goldfield Athletic Club
Roosevelt
Goldfield
Larry Sullivan
Roosevelt, Jr
Sullivan
Milhwaukee Mechanics Insurance Company
San Franecisco
Ahwahnee
Cal
Yosemite
Wright Gillespie
George G. Gage
Roberts
Dover
N. H
New Iberia
State Board of Health
Portsmouth
Austria
Japan
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Tangier
Morocco
State Department
Stensland
Moroccco
Gumntere
Paul 0. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of
Chicago
Wiitor Keeley
Chicago Tribune
Olsen
Winois
Panker
Edgar TB. Brackett
Saratoga
Nomnnaon
Natio Stogic Makers League
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Leesburg
Hilo
Hawaii
Cambridge Defeats Harvard In English Boat Race
Putney September 9 Cambridge beat Harvard by two lengths in a surprising victory as English oarsmen showed superior stroke and training. Cambridge led from the start and extended to three lengths before Hammersmith Bridge, Harvard fought back late but could not prevail. Generous wind and water favored Cambridge. Stuart and Waryard praised for their strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
England
Harvard
Cambridge
Bieths
Birch
Bilee
Boudy
Patnes
Hammersmith Pbridge
Donaldson
Closa- Brookes
Waryard
Stuart
Cuban Rebels Attack a Train Near Consolacion
Cuban rebels led by Pino Guerra attacked a government troop train east of Consolacion del Sur on Sept 10. The train jumped the track after a night of heavy fire, and rebels destroyed a bridge and culverts before retreating west as Avalos's 400 men arrived from Gonsolacion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivedlee
Russie
Poland
Warsaw
Siedlce
Siedice
Delia
Paso Real
Havana
Consolacion del Sur
Pino Guerra
Avalos
Gonsolacion
Lel Bur
Santa Clara River
Herradura
Arroyo Cruz
Consolacion
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Iowa News
Iettelen
Elizabeth Mary Luke
John C. Luke
Gttumwa
Gil
Globe
Tinney del Rio
Tavana
Santas Chia
Peaes
Theoly
Noger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Ryan
Claude Unger
St. Louis
Lenty Potts
Buefaula
I. i
Wis
du Hamara
Zebouan
Abel Anderson
Northwestern National Bank
Bright
Michigan Sugar Company
Victoria
F. 8. Gault
Tacoma
Wash
South Dakota University
Aberdeen
Pope Pius
J. McGrain
Rome
St. Gregory
Grand Duke of
Baden
Mainan
Lake Constance
Bessie Greene
Alta Bingham
Grace Stephenson
Collie Cowhick
State Supreme Court
State of Minnesota
Mabel C. Evans
Duuth
Virginia
Minnesota Range
Henry Knippen
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Dora Bright
Foster
Derseté
Wichita
Ray Stevens
Schell City
American Civile Association
Theodore TB. Burton
Benils Bag Company
Annie Shema
City Hospital
Boston
Peapod Rock
Bremerton Navy Yard
Bellingham
Pickett County
Tennessee
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Ney
Hoth Wen
Wil Gund
Huggian
Russian
France
Cheshire Bank
Keene
Germany
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