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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1911

Page

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Dream Reveals $300 Police Order Arrest of Furniture Dealer

Assistant Chief Gillasny ordered the arrest of Louis P. Urardh, a 33 year old furniture dealer at 2018 Franklin Ave, after a lengthy investigation into missing bills linked to Mrs. M. J. Nichols of Chestnut Street. Brasch and his wife denied involvement, claiming innocence amid contradictions.

St. Louis Gillasny Louis P. Urardh Franklin Avenue Sern Hreerd Mont- Bowery Street Doyle End Murphy Ton Ra Cooper Sires M. J. Nichols Chestnut Street Nichols Grasch Bruech Virasch Pote Cooper Uraseh Fenekka Lange Michels Ryle Brasch Aleadire Nichos Parior Toorerse Rue Dhep Prock

Skeleton from 5,000 year old cave found in Aland Isles

A stone coffin with a skeleton, food, weapons and tools from a Stone Age period at least 3000 B.C. was found in a cave in the Aland Isles. The article notes the items suggest the area was submerged then and the grave preserved by burial in the sea bed.

St. Petersburg Aland Isles Coffn

Blow Wins Man and Money in Spokane Romance

Spokane hat hairdresser Marjorie R. King married John H. Starbird after a car accident at a railroad crossing led to his saving her. Starbird, a widower in the grocery business, previously earned about $125,000 from the Klondike. the couple's union also yields a reported $126,000.

Spokane Wash Marjorie R. King E. L. House Westminster Congregational Church John H. Starbird T. E. Westlake Miss King Starbird

Germans on Tour to Visit United States

Berlin's Union of Merchants and Industrialists plans a trade mission to the United States led by Berlin's top commercial association officials seeking U.S. business ties and exchange.

Berlin the Union of Merchants and Industrialists Commercial Association of United States

Deaths From Heat Alarm Crusher Salt Loss Theory

Munich savant Dr. George Hirth links heat stroke to electrolytic salt loss from the body during heavy exertion in heat. He notes large daily salt loss with dehydration and warns that water alone cannot prevent collapse. The report mentions salt deprivation in prisons and ties alcohol to increased danger. Also reports sightings of “speaking stones” in rivers near Paris and Lisbon as drought legends.

Munich London George Hirth Hirth Paris Lisbon Rocka Seine Tagus Saya

Indiana students allege overcharged exam fees in Monroe County

Indiana university students accuse Monroe county schools superintendent William H. Jones of charging $1 for taking teacher examinations, plus 15 cents postage, and $2.15 when papers go to the state. Greathouse and Greathouse flag legal violation and consider investigating receipts while awaiting simultaneous itineraries for state institutes and visits by officials to multiple counties.

Indianapolis Charles A. Greathouse Thomas M. Honan Wiliam H. Jones Monroe County Indiana University Jones Greathouse Monroe E. G. Bunnell Newcastle Columbus Franklin Terre Haute Sullivan Vincennes Evansville Noblesville Muncie and Anderson Mt. Vernon Dunnell Covington Bloomfeld Jeffersonville Vevay Rushville Lafayette Frankfort Kentland Rensselaer Warsaw Richmond Bloomington Jasper Paoli Petersburg Hoffman Scottsburg Corydon Rockport Fowler Delphi Plymouth Kokomo Rising Sun Lagrange Laporte Knox Auburn Angola Brazil Rochester Portland Baylor Shoals Connersville Huntington Logansport Cannelton

State Health Board studies infantile paralysis causes

The state board of health is compiling data from a study of conditions accompanying the polio epidemic. With data on about twenty five causes, the board will not draw general conclusions yet. A theory of animal transmission is deemed unlikely, as under five percent of cases support this. Dry weather and dust are considered possible factors. The board has not isolated the disease germ yet. Also noted: manufacturers seek inquiry into suspected liability insurance combine and Lawson Horan indicates willingness to prosecute if law violations are shown.

Ing. ‘Dinate State- Board of Health Facer Thomas M. Horan Honanhan Iunlesa

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