Horrible triple murder in Wisconsin shocks Sheboygan
In Sheboygan Wisconsin Alvin Rohr a young farmer killed his wife and baby after his father in law refused him access to them He then killed the wife’s grandfather and mother in law as they reached the door Roets wife hid with the baby in a chimney closet for three hours before Rohr killed himself hanging from a tree The incident is described as a death by his own action with a complex family conflict detailed in the report
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Record of largest yellow pine lumber deal in the South
Associated Press reports the Continental Lumber Company and the Beaumont Lumber Company agreed to contracts for the entire output of ten large concerns, totaling 18,000,000 feet of yellow pine lumber monthly. This landmark deal, announced today in Beaumont, marks the biggest lumber agreement of its kind in the region.
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Continntal Lumber Company
Beaumont Lumber Company
Martial law fears over Texas amid Mexican revolt
Washington reports President Taft opposes declaring martial law in any Texas region due to the Mexican revolutionary unrest. Military patrols will extend only as needed, with habeas corpus protections for prisoners. Five of Osoco's troops captured in Texas were released under habeas corpus.
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Taft
Texas
IGE PRESIDENT SHER MAN NOT CRITICALLY ILL
Uden New York October reports from Associated Press say Vice President Sherman is very ill but not critically ill. Dr. Tiokes, editor of the Rusk Press Journal, visited the city with his wife. Editor Tatham called at The Earle office.
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Roll Call of Bryan Churches Promotes Church Rolls
Yesterday the Pastors' Association held roll call across all Bryan Protestant churches. A perfect day aided attendance, helped older or ill members answer names, and encouraged accurate membership rolls and greater church interest. The morning meeting reviewed roll call points and displayed them.
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Balkan War Meager Reports From Front
Associated Press wires from London Washington and Belgrade relay scant updates on the Balkans. Bulgarians claim Adrianople fate near sealed while Turks reportedly reinforce and strike. Turkish envoy says Kirk Kilisser retaken with heavy loss to Bulgarians. Servia reports Turkish troops fled Uskup, some killed each other in retreat.
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Associated Preac
Washington
Kirk Kilisser
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Belgrade
Servia
Uskup
Turks Fire on Each Other in Darkness During Night Assault
London Oct 28 The first uncensored report on the Kirk Kilessen fighting says that at the first assault by Bulgarians the Turks made a night sally and, in darkness, two Turkish columns opened fire on each other, causing decimation.
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Associated Press
London
Kirk Kilessen
Governor Wilson resumes campaign in West Chester
Governor Wilson resumes his campaign in West Chester assuring business leaders no fear of a Democratic victory will interrupt business prosperity. He says the nation expects Democrats will win and that owners expect stable conditions despite the outcome.
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West Chester
Wilson
Taft Extends Message on Prosperity and Progress
President Taft issued a statement arguing that the four years of low mood after Cleveland’s second election were caused by tariff reform stagnation and Democratic tariff changes. He framed the current choice as prosperity and real progress versus “a leap in the dark” if Democrats win.
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Washington
Taft
Cleveland
Bik
Defeat Now Inconceivable Says Democratic Chair
Chicago October 2 Associated Press Chairman McCombs of the Democratic National Committee says defeat is virtually inconceivable. He predicts the party that polled eight million votes four years ago will poll nearly one third more than that on November 5 according to Inside Information.
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Chicago
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
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Court advances argument on newspaper medium post appropriation
By Associated Press Washington October 28 the court today advanced to December the argument involving the legality of the newspaper medium of the post appropriation law.
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