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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1911

Page

8

Letchworth Village Considers Inmate Baseball League

EW YORK reports the Letchworth Village board seeks a 600000 appropriation for the West Haverstraw facility. Dr. C S Little describes the first inmate quota from Randall's Island and plans to form a league with Rome and Sonyea institutions, while emphasizing work alongside recreation.

EW York Letchworth Village West Haverstraw Frank A. Vanderlip National City Bank C. 8. Little Randall's Island Letchworth Dr. Little

Spectacular New Orleans Funeral For Chinese Mason Leader

In New Orleans the body of Ching Sing secretary of the local Chinese Masonic lodge and wealthy southern Chinese leader was honored in a lavish funeral at Firemen's Cemetery. Dignitaries in Chinese Masonic robes supervised rites including food offerings, tom-toms, incense, and chants as guards and banners framed the proceedings. The body will be shipped to China.

Orleans New Orleans Ching Sing South Order of Masons Charley Foo Chin Bak On Order Foo Gee Toi Sing China

Dog's Caress Brings Death to Child

Martha Quis a four year old girl of Ainfield died after developing hydrophobia believed to stem from a dog bite or exposure linked to Toto the family terrier. Doctors failed to halt the illness and chloroform was used before death.

Ainfield Martha Quis Toto Quis Martha

Dictograph Evidence Challenged in Indiana Bribery Trial

In Valparaiso Judge Van Fleet again excludes dictograph records as evidence against City Engineer Williston of Gary in a bribery case. Prosecutors plan to push for admission of dictograph conversations with Mayor Knott and other officials tied to a heating franchise bribe, but may face rejection.

Valparaiso Ind Indiana van Fleet Williston Gary Dictograph Dean Knott

Trinity Halfback Plays While Unconscious in Classic

Hartfort, Conn. Nov 14 Trinity star halfback Pete Lawlor played most of the Trinity Wesleyan game on Trinity field while unconscious. Physicians call it a remarkable temporary lapse of memory and note Lawlor believed only one quarter had been played, yet he kept scrimmaging after being kicked in the head.

Hartford Conn Pete Lawlor Trinity Trinity-Wesleyan Trinity Field Lawlor Lawler

Enraged Depositors Threaten Lynching After Bank Failure

Bank of Gentry in Arkansas closes with assets about 160000 dollars and 30000 in notes deemed worthless. Seventeen depositors armed with shotguns crossed the state line into Oklahoma hoping to seize Cashier C P Catron over loans totaling 40000 dollars without director approval. J C Lefere confronted the mob to spare the cashier while authorities feared renewed attempts.

Fort Smith Ark Bank of Gentry Gentry County Oklahoma State Line C. P. Catron J. C. Lefere Gentry Catron

Senator Smith Defends California Fruit Tariff

United States Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan visits California and defends the citrus tariff. He recalls supporting the Dingley act on lemons and oranges, says lemons are cheaper and better, and notes the government collects about 3 million dollars yearly in duty. He predicts no change to customs duties.

Los Angeles California United States William Alden Smith Michigan van Nuys Senator Smith Santa Ana

A Taste Missionary Exchange Sparks Tense Quarrel

In a dim exchange, Cannibal asserts they have sampled religion via the last missionary, prompting a sharp, ironic question about knowledge of religion. The dialogue reveals cultural clash and skepticism through terse dialogue.

Spain the Land of Sunshine

Spain enjoys the most yearly sunshine in Europe with about 3,000 hours, surpassing England's dimmer climate.

Spain Europe England

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