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10 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
1
Midwest heatwave drives temps past record marks
The report notes widespread high temperatures across Chicago Des Moines Oklahoma City and Texas with readings around 100 degrees. Severe heat affects Kansas City St Joseph and nearby areas while Des Moines and Chicago forecast continued warmth with lingering heat warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ohlsbomsa
Texas
Amir the
Aites
Oklahoma City
Thomp estate 30 acres sold to Geo for 20000
The managers of the Thompson property sold 30 acres to Geo for 20000. The land along Teen Creek adjacent to the development plan is being considered for incorporation into the scheme by Stephens Co officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomp Vetuy
Geo. Emount
Stephens Co
Fenvies
Teen Creek
Eleven yachts compete in Kiel week trial race
A large fleet starts a trial race to select boats for Kiel Week. Eleven lass boats sailed in the event, including a lack among the entrants. The course began in the harbor with a two-interval layout and the race served as a preliminary for the German regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lack
Kiel
Vessel Wreck on Amur River Claims Lives
Report states a vessel was destroyed at night on the Amur river with fatalities among the crew. The disaster occurred during a period of heavy activity on the Asiatic waterway with no survivors mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sated Press
Vedahtchensk
Asiatic
Amur
Explosion rocks French Creek area injuring houses
It is reported that the post office and fifteen houses near French Creek are blown up with dynamite today. The blast occurred about ten miles from Elkins West Virginia and is attributed to unknown saboteurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
French Creek
Erstwhile Mexican General Seeks Job in San Francisco
Capt. Raoug Pryce, once a general in the army of liberation in Lower California, arrives in San Francisco seeking employment. He says the Los Angeles junta refused food clothing and ammunition, making it impossible to resist an attack. he resigned his command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Raoug Pryce
Army of “Liberation
Lower
California
Pryce
Los Angeles
Trotting Horses Burned in Fire at Stable
Punxsutawney Pa June 19 Five valuable trotting and pacing horses owned by N G Edelblute perished when a stable burned today. Horses named King Joe Baron H Alconcara Chimes and a con were killed in the blaze believed started by waimaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
N. G. Edelblute
King Joe
Baron H
Alconcara
Chimes
Taft Replies On Root Amendment In Boston Telegraphed Statement
President Taft told the Boston Chamber of Commerce that he opposes the proposed Root amendment but accepts that its adoption does not violate the reciprocal treaty with Canada. He referenced remarks in Chicago on June 3 and noted his position in telegraphic form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Canada
Chicago
Taft
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Foreign Office Denies Berlin Ambassador Report
Berlin reports the Foreign Office says no candidate for the American ambassador to Germany has been presented and no rejection has occurred. The statement asserts neither the emperor nor the government could express any view on a name that has not been submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Berlin
Hill
Germany
Ellen Pendleton Chosen Wellesley College President
Announcement at chapel confirms Miss Ellen Pendleton dean and acting president will become president. Pendleton, an 1896 graduate of Wellesley, was selected by the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Welesly
Mass
Ellen Pendleton
Wellesly College
Miss Pendleton
Wellely
Tennessee Soldier Killed After Surrender
Information reaches relatives at Indian Mound Tennessee that Thomas Richardson a 25 year old Tennessean who served with Mexican revolutionists was shot by federal troops after surrendering before the war ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Indian Mound
Thomas Richardson
Miraculous Escape From Automobile
Cincinnati June 10 An automobile carrying three children of Mrs Jeanne Halstead Davidson daughter of the late Murat Halstead her brother Robert Halstead and a chauffeur skidded on a curve and rolled down a 100 foot embankment on the river road just east of Ad dyston O early today The machine was reduced to splinters The most seriously hurt was Robert Halstead who suffered only broken ribs and a few sprains and bruises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jeanne Halstead Davidson
Murat Halstead
Robert Halstead
Addyston
Coca-Cola Case to Be Appealed in Federal Court
Chattanooga June 10 General J B Cox U S district attorney and W B Miller special counsel were instructed by the Justice Department to appeal United States versus forty barrels and twenty kegs of coca cola to the circuit court of appeals The department holds the pure food law applies to soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. B. Cox
U. S
W. B. Miller
Special Council
United States Department of Justice
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Department
Disappeared Duluth Teen Found Weak Near Home
Alice Graff an 18 year old girl who vanished from her Ben gal area home Sunday was found today in Duluth Minnesota authorities report she is very weak and in need of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Alice Graff
Bengal
Contenders Start Slow in 4A Championship Round
Nashville reporters note a late start as six of the 4A title contenders completed their first events at Noann. The delay leaves the field with uncertainty about lead changes and final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Noann
Former Columbus Mayor Indicted in Local Option Affair
Columbus Ohio June 10 C A Bond former mayor of Columbus now a Cleveland resident was named in Franklin county grand jury indictments. He allegedly tried to influence former State Senator Drake to keep the Rose county local option bill in the temperance committee where Drake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
C. A. Bond
Cleveland
Franklin County Grand Jury
Court House
Bond
Drake
Rose County
Temperance Committee
Funeral arrangements for Carrie Nation in Kansas
The body of Carrie Nation died last night in Leavenworth was taken to Kansas City Kansas by Mrs. M. D. Moore and Mrs. George Shubert. Funeral services will be held at Mrs. Moore's home and interment will be in Richmond Missouri. Asheville surveyors for Crest of the Blue Ridge highway arrived to set up camp on Craggy mountain to survey from Bull Gap to Buck Creek Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kas
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Asheville
Blue Ridge
Craggy Mountain
Bull Gap
Mount Mitchell
Buck Creek Gap
Government May Indict Cotton Spinners Over Patten-Brown Pact
Washington June 10. Chairman Beall pressured Attorney General Wickersham and District Attorney Wise to indict cotton spinners connected to the Patten Hayne and Brown Bull agreement. Beall questioned why indictments were not filed and hinted Wise failed to act. Wise cited limited jurisdiction and the statute of limitations. Indictments may follow as southern mill leaders face possible charges, with further inquiries planned into Charlotte meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. C. Bryant
Washington, D. C
Beall
House Committee On
Department of Justices
Wickersham
Wise
Southern
Holton
Charlotte
American missionary Swanson safe in Fez guarded by authorities
Despatch from Fez dated June 6 reports Swanson the American missionary is safe in his home under protection of Sefroo authorities. George Reed remains missing after seeking refuge from tribesmen a month ago near Seiroo in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Fez Morocco
Sefroo
Swanson
George Reed
Seiroo
Missing Alice Graff Believed Dead After Forest Search
Hibbing Minn June 10 After a week of exhaustive searching the woods shores and swamps near Bengal for Alice Graff who disappeared last Sunday the hunt is abandoned. Only her father clings to life belief she remains alive experts say a woman cannot survive a swamp week without food or shelter and suppose she perished pursuing a deer into water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hibbing
Minn
Alice Graff
Bengal
Miss Graff
Prince of Wales Invested With Insignia of the Garter
Windsor Castle witnessed the investiture of the Prince of Wales with the Order of the Garter insignia as King George V and Queen Mary attended the ceremony in the throne room. The event included a brief service at St George's chapel and a private procession back to the castle while spectators from Eton and Windsor civic authorities watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
George V
Windsor Castle
Prince of Wales
Order of the Garter
King George
Queen Mary
St. Georges Chapel
Eton
Windsor
Senator Simmons backs reciprocity with Farmers Free List amendment
Asheville, June 10. Senator Simmons of North Carolina told The Citizen Washington correspondent he would vote for the Canadian reciprocity pact if the Farmers Free list is added as an amendment. He denied a New York paper report and said he would vote for reciprocity only if the free list includes both what farmers buy and sell. He criticized claims that opposition comes from lumber and paper interests and stated his opposition to reciprocity unless farmer relief is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Asheville
Washington
the Citizen
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
New York
Senate
House
Families And Lawbreakers Considered In Reform Meeting
Boston June 10. The Conference of Charities and Corrections discussed families desertion and non support and current laws. Speakers included Joseph C Logan Augusta Ga and William H Beldwin Washington. Also remarks on child labor standards and social work training with films on housing health and tuberculosis prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Ford Hall
Joseph C. Logan
Augusta
William H. Beldwin
Washington
J. Prentiss Murphy
Philadelphia
Minnie F. Lowe
Chicago
A. J. McKelway
Southern States Child Labor Committee
Frances A. Keller
New York
Kingsley Hall
Pilgrim Hall
John M. Glen
Zeilpha D. Smith
Alice L. Higgins
Twentieth Century Hall
Funeral Held For Mrs Joel Hill In Jamestown Mystery
Special to The News High Point June 10 The funeral for Mrs Joel Hill was held at Lexington after she died mysteriously at her mother's home in Jamestown. Sheriff and posse search for a burglar halted with no clues. A $500 reward offers to capture the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Joel Hill
J. S. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Lexington
Greensboro
Admiral Li Foils South China Uprising Plans
The Titan reports Admiral Li in charge of south China forces thwarted a planned rebellion. A lieutenant posed as a revolutionist and obtained rebel papers, revealing plans for a provisional government, edicts to bar foreign interference, and funding through loans from wealthy Chinese to pay the army. No revenge against the Manchurs was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Victoria
B. C
Titan
Cabton
Admiral Li
South China
Revolutionary Forces
Eng
Electricution to Replace Hanging Bill Proposed in Congress
Washington June 10 A bill by Representative Caleb Powers proposes electrocution for capital offenses in the district of Columbia to replace hanging. The measure also allows commutation to life in prison for female offenders, inspired by Mattie Lomax the woman sentenced for murdering her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
District of Columbia
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Mattie Lomax
Wife of wealthy oil operator shot in Pittsburgh
Pittsburg June 10 Mrs C F Hill wife of a wealthy oil operator was shot in the side today. Doctor R Shaum and two others William Dauren and Emma Horn Side were arrested in connection with the incident. Mr Hill was on a business trip to the western oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburg
C. F. Hill
R. Shaum
William Dauren
Emma Horn
Hill
Two Men Plunge to Death When Ground Gives Way
Mitchell S D June 10 officials report Dr Loughead and James Clark of Letcher S D were driving along the Jim river bank when the earth sank beneath them sending their auto into the river and both men drowned at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mitchell
S. D
Loughead
James Clark
Letcher, S. D
Jim River
Fleet Quits Swedish Capital After Visit to Stockholm
The second division of the Atlantic fleet sailed from Stockholm today after a week in the Swedish capital. The ships head for Cronstadt and are due in St. Petersburg tomorrow where Emperor Nicholas will receive Admiral Badger and the fleet officers at the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stockholm
Cronstadt
Emperor Nicholas
Admiral Badger
St. Petersburg
Carriage Makers Plan June 21 Meet at Selwyn Hotel
The carriage manufacturers of the Southern States will convene at the Selwyn Hotel on June 21 to organize an association of wholesale manufacturers and promote cooperation among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn Hotel
Chinamen Deported From El Paso and Juarez
Forty Chinese were sent to San Francisco for deportation from El Paso on June 10. In the prior two days more than 300 Chinese from interior Mexico arrived in Juarez and caused trouble for U S customs guards as they tried to cross into the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
San Francisco
Mexico
Juarez
United States
Dates Set for American Bankers Convention in New Orleans
New Orleans on June 10 reports the local committee has fixed November 21 to 24 for the American Bankers Association convention and General Secretary Fred E. Farnsworth has approved the dates in a letter received yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
American Bankers Association
Fred E. Farnsworth
Association
Garment Strike At H Black Company Sparks Violent Clash
A gunfire incident at the H Black Company garment plant in Cleveland leaves an unidentified man shot twice during a dispute with striking workers. Benjamin Aquino is arrested after resisting and firing at pursuing pickets. Outside contractors threaten walkout as steel workers unionize efforts escalate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
H. Black Company
Benjamin Aquino
Orange Avenue
Aquino
Farment
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Glass Fragment Hidden in Man’s Cheek for Three Years
A inch long piece of glass embedded in the inside of J. J. Hutchison’s right cheek for three years was surgically removed by Dr. R. L. Gibbon. The fragment likely resulted from a streetcar collision three years ago when Hutchison was thrown against a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hutchison
Fourteen Die in Torreon Strike Riot
Report from Matehula notes fourteen miners killed in riots amid a strike by workers at the Asarco smelter. The Velarden a plant strike against American Smelting and Refining Company continues while miners retreat from wage demands.
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Torreon
Mexico
Matehula
Asarco
American Smelting & Refining Company
Velardena
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