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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
4
The article surveys various political and financial issues including the William T. Gri miner senate seat dispute and a $140,000 expenditure split between the senate contingent fund and private funds, while unions and trusts face investigation and reform efforts. It notes Taft's Cuba warning, labor laws, and upcoming political events across states.
Two men died and six were injured when a limited interurban car outbound from Indianapolis collided head on with a work train near Martinsville. Victims include Thomas Waddle and Murle Apple from Martinsville. Motorman B Caldwell of Brooklyn was injured fatally worsened. exact cause unknown. Both trains were nearly demolished and victims were brought to Martinsville.
In Toledo Miss Daisy Palmer and Joseph Manochin were found dead by asphyxiation in their apartment where they planned to marry. Miss Palmer's sister Mrs Frances MacArthur of San Claire Michigan discovered the scene. Police have not cleared the case. In Missouri a Hillshare murder was solved when Joseph Seidel confessed to killing Martin Hunning to clear the way. Mrs Annie Hunning is jailed and also confessed to aiding Seidel.
Waller EB King, 50, a traveling salesman, wandered in the extreme cold and perished after being benumbed, tumbling into a snow drift in a vacant lot near his home in Cleveland, Ohio.
In Marietta Ohio the wets achieved a slim victory by twenty votes among more than 9 000 cast. The official announcement from the election board confirms the tight result shaping local results.
In Sturels Michigan Joseph Johnson aged 5 a marble cutter at Guin Marble works killed himself by shooting. Authorities attribute the act to ill health and distress.
For the eleventh straight day La Crosse Wisconsin records a minimum of 28 degrees below zero. Outdoor work is practically impossible due to ongoing extreme cold.
Mrs. Herman Carlson reports the birth of three consecutive babies in Cheyenne Wyve with the third child a girl. All infants are healthy and thriving.
Cincinnati judge Frank Gormgn upholds an Ohio law that makes it a crime for an employer or agent to dismiss an employee for refusing to resign from a labor organization. The ruling preserves protections for workers choosing union membership or activity.
City ordinance passed prohibits dancing the grizzly bear the turkey trot or the moonlight waltz in public dance halls. Violators face arrest and fines under the new rule.
A 35 year old man Archie Camp fatally shot his wife Julia 34 in Adrian Michigan. He also shot at his mother in law Mrs PH Calking and then killed himself with a brain shot. The case shocked local residents and authorities investigated the sequence of events.
A burglar hid behind a screen as a New York mansion’s family followed a day of music lessons from eight in the morning to a noon concert. The intruder pleaded for mercy when the police were summoned after the children finished rehearsing.
Advertisement offers high grade investment salesmen a chance to market a new financial plan for a stock convertible into 2 South ern Farm Home at holder option. Describes liberal commissions and positions in a large agricultural project and invites replies to Box 98 Waycross Georgia.
An ad touts Dr. Vierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a sugar coated remedy for stomach liver and bowels claiming husbands are married to one of the world’s twenty greatest women. It promotes easy candy like granules.
Advertising copy touts Winglow’s Boothing Syrup for Children Teething claiming to soften the gums reduce inflammation and cure wind colic with a 25 cent per bottle price. It promises a cold cure in one day with Laxo Bromoid tablets and notes a W Ghover signature on every box while humorously remarking even high fliers must come down to earth.
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