Rochford Land Co. Want Column Proprietors
For sale notices from Rochford Land Co. include a 7 room house with cellar and barn on Winona Street and Lansing Avenue properties. Offers on Dakota land trips every Tuesday, a 6 room house with well and cement walk at 1450 dollars, two bridges, and an 80 acre farm near town. A party seeks 3 or 4 room rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochford Land Co
John H.rochford
Peter Capret
Winona St
Dakota Lands
Dakota
Lansing Ave
Bridge
Corpse Identified in Indiana Case Linked to Budsberg Money
The body identified as Ole B. Budsberg of Iola Wisconsin was found among the Guinness farm remains near Laporte Indiana. His sons say Budsberg traveled to Indiana to manage a farm and was murdered for 1800 dollars he carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinness
Here
Ole B. Budsberg
Iola
Wis
Andrew Helgelein
Mansfield
S. Db
Bella Guinness
Budsberg
Mat Budsberg
Oscar H
Mutzer
Ray Lamphere
Michigan City
D. M. Hudson
la Porte
Laporte
Matt
Oscar Budsberg
Wisconsin
Indiana
Father
Laporte Bank
No Secret Record In House Inquiry On Wood Pulp Prices
Washington May 8 chairman Mann refused to accept confidences from Do Knight of the Akron Beacon Journal naming publishers affected by rising paper prices. Knight offered to testify names privately. Mann insisted on a public record. Noyes of AP reported bulk paper purchases to preempt shortages. The committee plans to proceed to Corinth New York for the Hudson River mill hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Mann
Do. L. Knight
Akron
Beacon-Journal
Knight
Ohio
Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
Chicago Record-Herald
Corinth
N. Y
Hudson River
Bank Official Arrested for Embezzling Nearly Half a Million
Pittsburg banker William Montgomery, cashier of Allegheny National Bank for over twenty years, was arrested on embezzlement charges involving 429,900 dollars. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Lindsay and released on a 56,000 dollar bond. The bank’s finances remain sound. the scheme allegedly spanned years and used cashier’s checks to cover losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
United States
Lindsay
Federal Grand Jury
National Bank
William L. Fords
Farmers’ National Bank
Allegheny National
Montgomery
Senator Quay
Examiner Folds
Sentence Imposed on Iowa Girl Wife Who Killed Her Husband
Irene Dolph of Clinton Iowa was sentenced after pleading guilty to killing her husband and receiving a term in a state institution or jail as determined by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fred Dolph
Clinton
Dolph
Mrs. Dolph
Clinton, Ia
Irene Dolph
House completes sundry civil bill discussion with Panama wages debate
Washington May 8 after ten days of discussion the house completed consideration of the sundry civil appropriation bill then recessed. The bill totals 106 966 369 dollars, 1 241 000 more than the committee forecast. A key point was a wage limit for Panama canal work. the 25 percent excess provision was defeated 10 to 101. Sulzer noted Supreme Court printing limits while Wilson of Pennsylvania said the Typographical Union would print for the government if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Panama Canal
United States
Sulzer
Supreme Court of the United States
Wilsor
Pennsylvania
Senate Debates Forestry, Postal Savings Bank, and Rail Rates
In Washington on May 8 the forestry provision of the agriculture appropriation bill drew Senate scrutiny with Teller denouncing its administration as unwise. Depew urged extending forest reserves. Carter urged postal savings banks. Culberson raised reports of a possible railroad freight rate increase agreement between the president and ICC, prompting a debate on presidential and ICC powers. The Senate approved $5,000 for a Pocahontas monument at Jamestown Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Depew
New York
Carter
Montana
Sendor Culberson
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jamestown Va
Wilder Case Settled for St Paul Charity Fund
Judge Oscar Hallam approves an agreement in which Dr. T EK W Villiers Appleby accepts 169000 in lieu of further claims against the Amherst Wilden estate. The arrangement ends Appleby's litigation and frees Wilder charity trustees to complete disbursements to aid the poor of St Paul. The piece also notes a separate arraignment of a ranch hand for murder of Engineer Albert C Bussey in Missoula after a Burlington train dynamiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Amherst H. Wilden
Oscar Hallam
District Court
T. EK. W. Villiers Appleby
Appleby
Albert C. Bussey
Missoula
Burlington
Ferris
Ferris Charged With Murder in Butte Case
Lewis Ferris is charged with murder in Butte Montana with details pending. Authorities reported the incident occurred in May and investigations continue as prosecutors prepare formal charges.
Tragic Train Death of Two Year Old in St Paul
In St Paul on May 8 Robert Steckenstein two year old son of Jacob Steckenstein rolled from a 30 foot embankment onto passing freight tracks. He lost both legs and died at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Robert
Jacob Steckenstein
Twelfth Victim of Fire Died in Fort Wayne Hotel
Fort Wayne Indiana May 8 E R Matthews of Columbus Colorado died after leaping from the fifth story of the New Aveline hotel. He collapsed with his eight months' bride beside him. This marks the twelfth fire death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
E. R. Matthews
Columbus
Aveline
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Tugs
Satuday
Murphy
First National Bank
Austin, Minn U. S
O. W. Shaw
HH. L. Banfield
N F Banfield
H J Droft
Thomas Rochford
Phone
South Kenwood
Burlingame Bro
Austin, Minn
Ole B. Budsserg
Iola, Wis
Laporte County
C. J. Smith
Pinkerton Agency
Ralph Smith
Andrew Helgelien
Lamphere
Louis Roule
Nettie Shoemaker
Bessie Wallace
Marr
Smith
Helgelein
C. S. Mack
Chicago
Orphanage Association
Mack
Jennie Olsen
Asle K. Helgelein
H. of Kuppenheimer Go
Royal Grape
Wilder
Golden Eagle Clothing House
Ishing Goods
Lloewenstein& Sons
Min
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Monarch
Calumet
Eclipse
Standard
Gordon
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