Jealous suitor charged in fatal cabin shooting near Davidson
Aberdeen South Dakota December 1 Gus Banick homesteader near Davidson dies from a bullet wound to the left lung. Arthur W Lowry is arrested on murder charges amid reports he assaulted Banick over a failed romance with Mise fistle Walrath.
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Aberdeen
Gus Banick
Perkins County
Davidson
Arthur W. Lowry
Mise Fistle Walrath
Lowry
Bantek
Banick
Ore Dust Turned Into Asset at Carnegie Steel Plant
Pittsburg Pa Dec 1 The Carnegie Steel Company mills of United States Steel Corp report the first briquette made from ore dust in a special plant The briquette will be converted into pig iron saving millions by stopping ore dust waste and lowering production costs A two year effort produced the dust capture machinery and plant now in operation.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company Mills
United States Steel Corporation
Ihs
Steel Company
Death of 4 year old from home fire injuries
The 4-year-old Charles Kelley died after burns from a fire started by matches in his Ely block home. Clothing caught fire, smothered by firemen, then hospital care seemed to improve before later death from poisoning by gases. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Charles Kelley
Thomas Kelley
Ely Block
Measure by weight mandate hits city food shops
Food Commissioner B F Ladd enforces net weight for sold food products effective today. Potatoes apples and vegetables must be weighed without packaging. Merchants report varied awareness as offices confirm the Oct 1 dated order and implementation in local markets.
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North Dakota
B. F. Ladd
Profoapor Ladd
Italy
Taft to Send Special Message on Western Reclamations
A cabinet session over two hours discussed a special Taft message to Congress. The document, prepared from the engineers board report on reclamation projects in the west, is expected for distribution late Friday or Saturday and will propose immediate completions and abandonments under the 20 million dollar appropriation.
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Panama
Lon
Taft
Congress
Board of Engineers
Billy Sunday Escapes Injury After Auto Wreck in Waterloo
Evangelist Billy Sunday narrowly escaped death when a Waterloo car smashed the auto carrying him chorister H A Rhodeheaver and M C A secretary F M Devendorf. The men were dragged from the wreck uninjured aside from severe shaking and Sunday still led the afternoon meeting at the tabernacle as planned.
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Evangelist
Waterloo
Evangelist Billy Sunday
H. A. Rhodeheaver
F. M. Devendorf
Tabernacle
Bad Fire at Kindred Destroys Drug Store and Two Other Buildings
Report from Kindred states a large fire burned the drug store and two other structures today. Details are scarce as responders assess the damage and cause. A separate note mentions aviation and auto speed as factors in progress and change. In Kansas City, 1500 schoolboys cleaned the sixth ward sironta, yielding injuries including a broken collar bone and bruises.
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Kansas City
New York Express Strike Ends as Drivers Accept Terms
A major express workers strike in New York ended when drivers and helpers voted to accept wage and hour terms offered by employers. Men had returned to work pending a Dec 1 adjustment and the settlement affects the nation’s big trans continental express firms.
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New York
Express Companien
Helpera
Boetter Lana Desounee
Appointment of Britt as third assistant postmaster general
Washington Dec 1 announcement by Postmaster General Hitchcock appoints James J Britt of North Carolina to be third assistant postmaster general to succeed A J Kawsche who resigned Dies on Way Home La Crosse Wis Dec 1 Nels Thompson 45 a well known farmer from near Viroqua Wis died suddenly in a hotel here today Coroner cites heart failure Thompson had been visiting Peterson Minn and planned to return home
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Loulaville
House of Governors
Sen
Sion
Hadley
Spring Lake
N. J
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
James J. Britt
North Carolina
A. J. Kawsche
Britt
la Crosse
Wis
Nels Thompson
Viroqua
Peterson
Minn
Thompson
Flint Officials Demand Resignation Over Smallpox Exposure
Flint December 1 health officer Dr M A Patterton faces demands for resignation after allegedly escorting a smallpox patient through the business district. Sheriff Parkhurst and Mayor Selby threaten arrest or removal if he does not resign by Saturday.
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Flint
Mich
J City
M. A. Pattersson
Sheri Parkhurat
Selby
Patterton
French Soldiers Killed in Morocco Ambush Reported
Paris reports a French column near Oudja ambushed on November 17 with significant French casualties and Moroccan losses, though no official confirmation yet. In Iowa, Stanley Lee Hedges, 4, dies from paralysis-linked illness, the second family tragedy in Beatt Township.
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Paris
France
Res
Oudja
Africa
Nanty
Towa City
Iowa
Stanley Lee Hedges
Mra
George Hedges
Beatt Township
Johnson County
Fentiie’ Paratyals
Fmrailty I
Court awards guests over hotel fire damages
Hot Springs Arkansas jury disagreed on whether a guest may recover for items burned in a hotel fire. The court ruled a guest might recover the value of property, while a boarder was not equally privileged.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Miss Leneve Not On Board In Crippen Case
New York officials and immigration officers searched the steamship Majestic on arrival in quarantine and after docking to locate Miss Ethel Leneve the Crippen accomplice. No trace found but a dozen suspects were questioned and Leneve may be questioned if she enters the United States.
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New York
Majestic
Ethel Leneve
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Miss Leneve
United States
Mark Twain Memorial Recalled by Neighbor at New York Speech
Henry Watterson of Louisville spoke at the Mark Twain Memorial in New York recounting family ties and shared memories. He described a joking “cousin” relationship with Twain and noted their close friendship through years. Continued on Page Six.
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New York
Mark Twain
Henri Watterson
Loulaville
Mr. Watterson
Wwe
Buch
Young Girl on Trial for Life in Massachusetts
In Cambridge on December 1 Hattie Leblanco an 11 year old Cape Breton girl stood trial for the murder of Clarence F Glover a Waltham laundry man. The defense had won a key ruling excluding the dying declaration and the girl appeared buoyant facing the accusers as Mrs Glover the widow was expected to resume the witness stand today.
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Cambridge
Mass
Hattie Leblanco
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Middlex County Court
Glover
Hattle
Helen Taft to Make Debut at White House Reception
Washington December 1 Helen Taft will debut this afternoon at the White House in what is billed as a premier society event of the season. President and Mrs Taft will present her at a reception from 5 to 7 o clock with diplomats and other capital residents invited. Preparations have spanned weeks for what is expected to be one of the year s grand gatherings at the White House.
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Washington
Mixa Helen
Taft
White House
Mra
Diplomaaic Corpa
Olnduis
White Hour
Navy department colliers bid far above estimates
Bids opened in Washington for two colliers were all too high and the contract will be awarded. Union Ironworks of San Francisco offered one at the limit, Moran Iron Co proposed a $987,000 build but failed to submit a bond or guarantee.
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Washington
D. C
Navy Department
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Moran Iron Co
Beate
Complete order in Macao again after governor replaced
Official advices from Macao report a return to order after demands of rebellious soldiers were granted. The governor, suspected of aiding religious orders, has been replaced by Judge Marques Vidal, and the population welcomed the administration change.
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Asbon
Macau
China
Macao
Marques Vidal
Cook Confesses Uncertainty On North Pole Reach
Dr Frederick A Cook now says he does not know if he reached the north pole. Reports say he wrote The Story of Cooks Trip to the North Pole while living in a London suburb and sought to sell it to a London magazine. He traveled to New York and met publishers at Troy, New York before returning to Brooklyn.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Cook
London
Brooklyn
Bloomsburg
United States
Hampton's Magazine
Canada
Troy
N. Y
Recall Enshrined in Arizona Constitution for All Offices
Phoenix December 1 recall becomes part of Arizona's constitution as applicable to all elective offices. The measure passed final passage 35 to 11 amid opposition.
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Constitution OF Arizona
Phoenix
Aria
Arizona
Pastor Favors Sunday Games at Methodist Conference
Delegates at the national Methodist social service conference heard Dr. Edward A. Peterson urge repeal of Sunday game bans and the use of recreation on the workingman's day. He defended Sunday baseball and motion pictures as potential good, while opponents warned against mixing church work with entertainment and warned of idleness.
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Chicago
Methodist National Conference For Social Service
Methodist Church
Edward A. Peterson
Goodrich House
Cleveland
Ohio
Peterson
Lawa
Bellingham
Wash
J. H. Williams
Riverside
Young Men's Christian Association
Pullman Berth Rates To Be Lower In Chicago Coast Route
A hearing in Chicago capped with a promise of reduced Pullman berth rates on the Chicago to Pacific Coast line. The Interstate Commerce Commission had ordered cuts earlier, but the circuit court had enjoined enforcement and directed a rehearing for the George & Loftus case against the Pullman Co.
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Chicago
Dec
George & Loftus
Pullman Co
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Circuit Court
Moose hide for roof on shanty leads to arrests in Minnesota
Crookston Minnesota December 1. Game Warden William Munch returns from a lengthy trip to arrest three men for cow moose hunting and related trapping. Adolph Hokapp a Canadian faced $103.60 fine. Carl Ek paid $2? and Edward Rankin $52 plus fines. All defendants are native men with Rankin noted as wealthy.
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Crookston
Minn
William Munch
Middle River
Moose River
Adolph Hokapp
Hokapp
Greer
Hoe
Carl Ek
Moose
Munch
Hunter
Marshall County
Edward Rankin
Oligin
Rankin
U S Consul in Mexico quits
Eagle Pass Texas December 1 Luther T Ellsworth United States consul at Ciudad Porfirio Dias today resigned to take effect as soon as possible In Mexico City December 1 inauguration of President Dias Diaz eighth succession American Ambassador Henry L Wilson presented congratulations from foreign powers including the United States Reports from El Paso detail a clash at Padernalles near here between 150 government troops and insurgents with casualties claimed on both sides nine government soldiers killed and twenty seven insurgents slain
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Luther T. Ellsworth
United States
Ate Ciudad Porforio Dias
State Department
Washington
Diaz
Mexico City
Mex
Dias
Henry L. Wilson
Diplomatic Corps
el Paso
Associated Press
Chihuahu Elty
Padernalles
Here
General Plata
Milwaukee Strike Expands Beyond Local Garment Firms
Six hundred garment workers in Milwaukee walkout amid reports that Chicago bosses influence Milwaukee firms. The strike begins amid tense mood as workers accuse outside interests of pressuring local manufacturers.
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Louisville
South Dakota
Busine
Carnegie Company
Chas
Kelley
Billy
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Manuel Gonzales Cosio
Ramon Corral
Enrique Creel
Jose Yves Limantour
Justo Sierra
Leandro Fernandez
Justino Fernandez
Olegario Molina
Tant Lawgsche
Morocco
Crippen
Watterson
Helen Taft
Collier
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England
Minnesota
U. S
Milwaukee
Seeveral
Bariment Horses
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