Two Army Aviators Die In Practice Flight Fall
Washington reports of a U S Army aviation field accident describe Corporal Frank B Scott and Second Lieutenant Lewis C Rockwell killed when their aircraft fell thirty five feet during a test flight. Rockwell died hours later from injuries. The craft buckled as it rose after a low altitude climb.
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Washington
United States Army Aviation Feild
Frank 8. Scott
Lewis C. Rockwell
Rockwell
Scott
Nak
Hempstead
John J. Lonestaff
Fiying
Farnam
Pierre Chavellier
Longstaff
Chavellier
Tlongsta
Royal Aero Club of England
Mexico
STANDARD VIOLATES DECREE IN OIL COMPANY CASE
New York charges allege that the spirit and letter of the decree dissolving the Standard Oil company of New Jersey are being violated. Counsel for Vipters-Piegge City company says subsidiaries remain controlled by majority stockholders, with proxies reelected, and no real change in business practices since dissolution.
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New York
New Jersey
Department of Justice
Washington
W. Fordyce, Jr
Vipters-Piegge City ‘Company
Fordyce
Stanford Oil Company of
Jemling
Standard Oil Company of
Tragedy in Paxson County: Four Die in Fire At Plan Schmidt Home
In Quincy Illinois Sept 30 authorities report four victims including Blanche Plan Schmidt and Emma Kaempen murdered while asleep as their country home burned near Paxson. The sole stove lay in an adjacent outbuilding fueling suspicions of foul play and the estate's wealth status is noted.
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Quincy, TL
Sedore
Charles Planchmidt
Owene
Blanche
Emma Kaempen
Plancchmidt
Paxson
Kiempen
Quinney Vot
Dowling Named Potential Democratic Governor Candidate
New York September 30 Justice Victor Dowling is expected to be presented as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. The announcement came after a conference with Governor Wilson at an Inchel banquet honoring William F McCombe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
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New York
Justice Victor
Dowling
Sera Ogormen
Woodrow Wilson
Inchel
William F McCombe
Democrate Nalional Committee
Sedgwick Opera House Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept Sedgwick near Wichita destroying the opera house and a general store or shop occupying the lower floors. The blaze began around 6 o clock and caused partial damage to the post office building nearby. insurance reportedly covered part of the loss.
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Sedgwick
Wichita
Kan
Earthquake Shocks Whiteside County Illinois Residents
Widespread tremors rocked Whiteside County Illinois with many reporting shaken pictures and rattled shelves. Residents described the shocks as brief and unsettling prompting alarm and inquiries into the cause.
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Earts
Illinois
Whiteside
Nicaraguan insurgents surrender at Masaya report
A report from Goo Juan Del Sur dated September 30 says insurgents at Masaya surrendered after raising a white flag. Leen remains the only stronghold still resisting the government.
Millionaire Edward Dwyer Ends Life in Wisconsin Street
Edward Leonard Dwyer once a Chicago street cleaner turned multimillionaire blew out his brains in Janesville Wisconsin after losing wealth in failed wheat corner schemes. He had married the Duchess de Castellucia and later lost her fortune and several Maine islands through bad speculation before being declared bankrupt in 1899.
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Edward Leonard Dwyer
Chicago
Janesville
Wis
Dwyer
Chicago Board of Trade
Mexico
New York
Wall Street
Duchess de Castellucia
Maine
National irrigation congress opens in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City hosts the national irrigation congress with thirteen states represented by notable speakers and officials from the United States and foreign governments. The queen and attendants are escorted into the city, followed by a formal opening at the Salt Lake Tabernacle. A musical program features an "Ode to Truncation" performed by the Tabernacle Choir.
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Salt Lake
National Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Tol
Feviows Tabernacle Choir
Mine promoters missing in Cleveland postal probe
Postal Inspectors chased James and ROFL McNicholas in northern Ohio as warrants issued for alleged mall and mine promotion abuses. The probe centers on an alleged $1,000,000 scheme that harmed numerous investors across rich and poor communities.
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Cleveland
James
Rofl McNicholas
Orevon
Idaho
Ohio
Licht
Boyers
Women Can Aid Enforcing Food Laws Says Indiana Official
Indiana food commissioner Dr Ho FE Geenard told the fifteenth informational congress on hygiene and demography that women buyers will drive future food standards. With sanitary laws in place the state food commission will focus on educating the public and encouraging reports of conditions at corner grocers.
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Ho FE Geenard
Indiana
Fiteenth Informational Congress On
State Food Commission
Sheriff Rescues Man From Mob at Corlise
Sheriff Wherry and deputies arrived in an automobile at Corlise just in time to save George Marton a tramp from being lynched by a mob of men who charged him with attacking Edward Welch a fifteen year old boy in Racine County.
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Racine
Wherry
Corlise
George Marton
Mulder
Hin
Edward Welch
Lawrence Clash Over Parade Sparks Knife and Club Fight
A permitless I W W parade in Lawrence Massachusetts clashes with police. Two officers stabbed several paraders knocked to ground. two arrests. Carto Tresca, Pittsburgh editor and I W W organizer, briefly detained and released amid crowd protests.
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Lawrence
Mass
Industrial Workers of the World
Stabben
Carto Tresca
Pittsburgh
Tresca
Trescan
Lawrence Steer
Tresen
Tryesen
Michigan soldiers freed in court inquiry ruling
Military court absolves Captain Frank J. Mlacknun Lieutenant BH. F Smith and Privates Jack for and McAnils in the death of John Fisy at state prison. Officials say Blackman of Jackson considered not charged in the murder while Eley’s case remains unclear.
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Jansing
Mich
Military Court of Inquiry
John Fisy
Win
Frank J. Mlacknun
BH. F Smith
Jack For
McAnils
Kisy
Bivckman Om Jackson
Edo
Jackson
Eley
L Otter
Reoew Anti Football Agitation Distorts Local Game Death
A report from Missouri notes anti football agitation after a fatal football game between St Joseph and Oregon high schools in northwest Missouri. The incident involves Hugo Thoi of Ors who died from injuries in the contest. The game marked a return after three years, with Oregon leading against the St Joseph squad. The captain and tackle was a seventeen year old player from Goll.
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Juarph
Hugothoi
Ors
St. Joseph
Oregon Hich Schogle
Orecen
Missouri
Orewen Hind
Goll
Hammer Throw Record Set by McGrath at Celtic Park
New York report states Matt McGrath, world champion hammer thrower, set a new world mark at Celtic Park with a 191 feet 5 inches fling. He surpassed the previous record of 180 feet by J Plantigan set three years earlier.
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McGrath
New York
Matt Mclrath
Celtic Park
J. +. Plantigan
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No One in Nebraska
The document outlines a 1912 state proposal for direct legislation through initiative and referendum. It details proposed amendments to Sections 1 and 10 of Article 8 and Section 10 of Article 1, establishing legislative powers, petition thresholds, filing and timing, and ballot measures with nonpartisan printing.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Two in Nebraska
Official state notice certifies a proposed amendment to the Nebraska constitution. It outlines term limits and salary rules for legislators, voting on November 1912, and required gubernatorial proclamation upon adoption. Secretary of State Addison Wait signs, with the state seal.
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Nebraska
Senate
House of Representatives
Messuuge
Ord
L. Adiison West
State of
Lincoln
Tinited
Upen
Teesday
Cure of
Godbey
Supreme Court
Drowlding Ae
Ted
Eahall
Mike
Janus Wipier
Cobbey
Orco
Supreme
Ellective
Kor
Addison Wall
Nabenaka
United States
Spin Addison Wait
Proposed constitutional amendment four Nebraska election provision
The document outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to Nebraska's constitution changing the method and timing of electing Supreme Court and other judges. It specifies terms, staggered elections, and a general election date, plus ballot wording and approval.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Three in Nebraska Election
Legislative draft for November 1912 proposing to amend Section 19 of Article 5 to create a Board of Commissioners of State Institutions. It outlines appointment terms, powers to manage state hospitals schools and reformatories, and transfer of authority from Governor and Public Lands. The measure requires voter approval at the general election.
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Nebraska
A. D
Board of Commissioners of
Senate
Board of Commissioners
Institute For
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Board of Commissioners of State
State of
Nias
Lincoln
United States
Addison Wait
Electric Bitters advertised as vitality cure
An ad claims Electric Bitters cure loss of appetite and nerve weakness by toning the stomach and improving digestion. It cites Michael Hearheimer of Lincoln Nebraska who recovered after six bottles, and asserts the product has helped thousands with blood, nerves, and digestion, priced at 50 cents.
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Fast Express
Krick
Michael Hearheimer
Lincoln
Frod KB
Holsten’s
Post Office Directory at Alliance with Train Schedules
Malls close at the Alliance post office with Mountain time departures for trains 44 47 43 41 and 201. East Bound 11510 for train 44 1 00 pm train 47 West Bound 12 20 pm train 43 11 00 pm train 41 South Bound 12 20 pm train er 11 00 pm train 201 On Sundays and holidays all night waits close at 6 10 pm IRA E Tash P M.
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Alliance Post Office
Ira E. Tash
Alliance Druggist Praised for Buckthorn Bark Remedy
Alliance readers praise Harry Thiele for introducing a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture named Adiert ka. The Gerwa remedy reportedly treats stomach issues including sour stomach gas choking and constipation with a single dose and rapid relief.
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Harry Thiele
Alliance
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