Two Die In Auto Rage Spree Involving Limberg Palotti
Carl Limberg the driver and R Palotti the mechanic were killed after a violent auto rage incident. Police say the men were thrown from the vehicle during the crash and investigation continues.
14 May 1916
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1916
Page
1
Carl Limberg the driver and R Palotti the mechanic were killed after a violent auto rage incident. Police say the men were thrown from the vehicle during the crash and investigation continues.
At Sheepshead Bay a fatal crash on the Metropolitan trophy race claimed Carl Limberg and R. Pallotti when their car wrecked through the guard rail and burst into flames during the fiftieth lap. Limberg died en route to hospital. Pallotti also perished. Eddie Rickenbacher won in 1 hour 33 minutes 31 seconds with Jules Devigs second and Tra Vaul third.
Frederick T. Price seeks a new trial after new evidence emerged in the 1913 cliff tragedy near Minneapolis. The case involves his wife Mary Fridley Price who died after plunging from a 46 foot embankment following a night out with friend Charles Etchison. Etchison confessed and testified that the murder was planned, with Price allegedly pushing the woman and beating her, leading to his life sentence since January.
Indiana marks the centennial of statehood with ceremonies in Corydon beginning May 1 and preparations for a major observance in Indianapolis in the fall. December 11 will be the nationwide holiday marking Indiana’s admission to the Union.
Dublin May 3 Premier As quiths visit centers on talks with military and civic authorities. The idea of an Irish Executive Council to run Ireland's government appears to gain support. General Maxwell publicly thanked Irish troops who aided Britain in suppressing the rebellion.
Local forecast reports fair conditions for Sunday. Temperature readings include a morning high near 84 degrees and an evening low around 60s. Observations recorded by the Weather Bureau reflect typical summer patterns with no precipitation indicated.
In Stockholm and across Scandinavia American ministers handle complex wartime diplomacy balancing trade with Russia and neutral powers. Ira Nelson Morris governs large U S Russian trade while securing licenses through Sweden and England. The effort aims to minimize friction amid licenses for goods and avoidance of munitions, with ongoing efforts to free American typewriters stranded by British orders.
Marathon report from May 13 says Major Langhorne halted fifty miles south of the Mexican border near Hoquil las after a band of around 560 bandits concentrated further south. Col. Frederick Sibley and three troops of the Fourteenth Infantry awaited arrival. Funston reportedly asked for more troops from Col. Sibley.
In New York on May 12 a statement warned that intervention in Mexico is certain if outside influences continue to excite opposition. The speaker said the United States will act only if Mexico remains noncommittal and that Wilson would restore peace if permitted.
Boston May 14 naval celebration opens at Charlestown yard with forty warships on display and full crews. Sea planes and submarines will be shown as ships are prepared for emergencies. Big guns will be fired and turrets moved while crowds observe.
New York staged the largest civic parade in the nation with about 140000 participants over 12 hours. The procession included street sweepers, dignitaries, and nearly 200 clergymen from multiple faiths. Major General Wood praised the display as a new spirit of preparedness.
The National Association of Manufacturers will hold a three day convention starting Monday with Conservation of Industry as the keynote. Representatives from state associations and various industries will attend, with export trade to be discussed on Tuesday and the annual banquet scheduled for Wednesday.
Telegraph from Charles Crudgington reports Troop B of the Texas National Guard shipped from Amarillo Thursday, now in San Antonio and unassigned. He praises Amarillo citizens for support and notes the troopers are preparing for duties likely to be required.
Frank Slay of Claude died at his home after pneumonia and complications. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm, Rev. C Cameron officiating, burial in Claude Cemetery. He leaves wife plus five sons Olin Olva Roy William Erwin all of Claude. long time Methodist member and officer.
George Smith, Sanford's Colt, won the forty second Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville. The mile and a quarter race finished with Sanford's Colt in first place while Franklin placed third and an unnamed runner finished in star rank position.
Abe Martin, a well known and respected man in the town, died in a laund fire yesterday. His colleagues note his ability and nerve, yet the tragedy marks the end of a long life steeped in local service.
Washington May 3 Indications say Scott Obregon conferences ended in a gentle agreement rather than a formal pact. USCarranza forces cooperate against bandits in Parral Big Bend and along the Coahuila Chihuahua border. Pershing tightens lines while Mexican diplomacy resumes next week with Ambassador Arredondo.
Desperate fighting rages near Verdun with German and French forces attacking at multiple points. Both sides claim limited progress and repulsed assaults while Paris and Berlin report contrasting gains. Eastern fronts show activity along Riga-Dvina as Hindenburg eyes a drive. British fronts report failed German offensives in Africa and near Somme Moricourt.
May 18 Washington report notes rising costs linked to the preparedness plan. Officials warn that funding for equipment, fuel, meals, and related logistics may strain the budget as leaders debate support and implementation steps.
A fragmentary clipping outlines a political proclamation about Progressive movements and a 1791 decree touching on the National theater, with references to South Dakota. The readable text is garbled but centers on a public notice of a legislative context and regional implications.
The conference report sets a standing army of 206000 expandable to 256000 in emergencies, with National Guard 425000 reserves. It heads to Congress next week for the president's signature. Adequate defense supporters hail the agreement as a triumph after a week of wrangling.
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