Missoula Rail Yard Collision Leaves One Dead
Engineer Charles McCool was injured in a Missoula Montana railroad yard crash that killed Harold W. Chase and badly hurt three others. McCool, longtime Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood member, was unhurt seriously. A runaway locomotive was halted by two railroad workers near De Smet, preventing further disaster. Also reported: George H. Samuels, 54, of Oneco township died at home from stomach cancer. survived by wife and two sons. Funeral plans to be staged via Orangeville.
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Charles McCool
J. B. McCool
Northern Pacific Railroad
Missoula
Mont
McCool
Illinois Central
Freeport
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Harold W. Chase
de Smet
George H. Samuels
Oneco Township
Garden Street
New Enterprise
Bedford County
Illinois
Orange Camp No 82
M. W.A
Orangeville
The
Mystic Workers
John
Earl
Intermediates to contest for YMCA silver cup
The YMCA Intermediate gym class plans athletic events on class days. Four teams will compete for a silver loving cup in a hop-step jump first event Monday afternoon. Team rosters include captains Earl Yordy Ernest Lee Alfred Molter and George Bonn among others.
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Earl Yordy
George Harold
Jesse Littlefield
Earle Davis
Harold Wells
Earnest Lee
Roy Grumbine
Ray Dailey
John Nagle
Byron Fulwider
Earl Lawyer
Alfred Molter
Lawrence Cooper
Robert Langenstine
John Barrett
George Bonn
Elmer Fanks
Francis Ryan
Max Autrim
Edwin Ennenga
Troops to Go to Goldfield Field Commanded by Col Reynolds
San Francisco dispatch reports Col. Alfred Reynolds of the Twenty second United States infantry will command troops departing by special train for Goldfield Nevada. The detachment carries supply tents thirty days rations and is nearly a full regiment with a platoon of machine guns.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Alfred Reynolds
Twenty-second United States Infantry
Goldfield
Nev
Argentine bank reopens after temporary closing
The First State Bank of Argentine Kansas, affiliated with the National Bank of Commerce, reopened for business this morning after a closure yesterday to post the books. It reports deposits of $260,000 and cashier Middlekauff says it is in sound condition.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
First State Bank of
Argentine
Kan
National Bank of Commerce
Middlekauff
Meeting of Woman’s Club on Saturday Afternoon
The Woman's club will meet Saturday afternoon at the usual hour under Mise Louemma Reber, chair of the art and literature department. Mrs Er L Burchard will address on Some Celebrated Men of Illinois. Members who have not contributed to the poor house Christmas tree fund are urged to donate on Saturday.
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Mise Louemma Reber
Ilinois
Er. L. Burchard
Poor House
Scioto Mills Personal Notes From Our Own Correspondent
Scioto Mills reports a busy period with visits and travel. Mr Britt spent a day at Monroe, Mr Shank of Lena bought hogs, and Charles Phillips loaded a car en route to Dairy North Dakota this evening. Several families shared Thanksgiving together and Dr W Bennett and family died at Globe hospital Sunday morning.
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Scioto Mills
Britt
Monroe
Shank
Lena
Ferguson
Gertie
Zalma Hlaney
J Alfreda Bennett
Jh. Britt
Joe Meyers
Charles Phillips
Dairy
N. D
Abs
Vtrrick
Chicago
J. Kramer
al. Wolf
Simon Fogle
Kramer
Dr. W. Bennett
Richards
Christ Henkey
Globe Hospital
Divorce granted for Elisabeth Hiteman in circuit court
In a short circuit court session last evening Elisabeth Hiteman was granted a divorce from Roy Hiteman on the charge of drunkenness with alimony set at five dollars weekly. A number of chancery cases were disposed of including foreclosures and quiet-title actions. Parker alias Van Verst pleaded guilty to bigamy and received a penitentiary sentence and a twenty five dollar fine. The grand jury indicted John McDaniels for dynamite related offenses and visited the county jail.
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Elizabeth Hiteman
Roy Hiteman
Freeport B. & L. Va
E. Perkins
John Foley
Joseph Foley
LU. H. Burrell
J. Ballacher, Jr
Bill
Geneva
Philip Parker
Elmer van Verst
Henry Freeman
Parker
Joliet
Jackson
Jones
Freeport
McDaniels
John McDaniels
McConnell
Judge Heard Earns Town Praise in Strauch Trial
The Mt Carroll Democrat lauds Judge Heard as impartial in the Strauch case. Rulings were deliberate with clear reasons and no petty tactics. Defense objections were proper, testimony orderly, and the court maintained decorum throughout. The verdict now rests with the jury on conspiracy charges against A. Strauch and his son.
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Mt. Carroll
Heard
Strauch
A. A. Strauch
Birthday Surprise Party for Mrs. Rippberger
Last evening twenty five friends gathered at 156 Foley street to surprise Mrs. Ronnie Rippberger on her birthday. Party sponsored by Miss Wallie Stohn and Miss Matina Eiler. Prizes in peanut contest awarded to Miss Anna Etting Miss Minnie Fluehling and Edward Schulz. Refreshments served.
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Ronnie Rippberger
Foley Street
Wallie Stohn
Matina Eiler
Anna Etting
Minnie Fluehhling
Edward Schulz
Market Closing Quotes From Chicago Board of Trade
Today's market report lists closing quotations for May wheat corn oats and pork products along with Union Stock Yard cattle hogs and sheep prices. Highlights include May corn 16 percent May oats 35 cents Jan pork 12 67 and cattle 3000 head strong to higher with hogs 30000 head down and sheep steady to higher. Read the Journal's want column.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trades
Ickinson & Co
Rice
C. D. Anderson
Ats
Journal
Wanted two dollars on city real estate security
Classified notice seeks a loan of two dollars using city real estate as security. The ad provides the address P gz Jour nal office and notes duration or reference. It appears in a late 19th or early 20th century urban classified section with terse loan and rental notices.
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Wood City Real Estate Security
Coming Events December listings in local paper
A condensed December events rundown lists William J. Bryan address at Grand Opera House on the 6th, a Modern Brotherhood dance, Cantata The Crucifixion at First Presbyterian, rolls at Lexington ball of Plumbers Gas Fitters and Steam Fitters on the 11th, Germania stag party, Hazaar and Christmas party at First Presbyterian, and a high school alumni dance at Lexington Hall on various December dates.
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William J. Bryan
Grand Opert Horse
Modern Brotherhood of America
HNI
First Presbyterian Church
Lexington
Germania
Hazaar
Germania Society
Lexington Hall
Theater Schedule Highlights for December and January
Dec 7 Constance Crawley appears in Hedda Gabler and Lyman Howe Moving Pictures. Dec 9 14 Taylor Stock Co performs. Dec 19 Buster Brown and Panama engagements. Dec 3 Dont Tell My Wife. Dec 7 The Girl Over There. Dec 8 When Knighthood Was In Flower. Jan 1 At Cripple Creek.
Dates Set For State Fairs By Expositions Group
In Chicago officers were elected at the American Association of Fairs and Expositions meeting. T J Wornall of Liberty Colorado is president and George H Madden of Mendota Illinois is treasurer. Week by week fairs were slated from August through October, including Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Ohio New York Kansas Indiana and Illinois fairs plus Spokane Memphis and the American Royal in Kansas City.
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Chicago
American Association of Fairs and Expositions
Auditorium Hotel
T. J. Wornall
Liberty, CO
George H. Madden
Mendota
Charles Downing
Indianapolis
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ohio
Sioux City
Iowa
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Michigan
New York
Hutchinson
Indiana
St. Joseph
Spokane
Wash
Memphis
Remarkable cure tale from Winterton man with electric boosters
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts doctors misdiagnosed him with heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble. After his wife urged Electric Bitters he recovered fully with one bottle and the druggist Joseph Emmert guarantees a cure for blood poison weakness and stomach and kidney complaints at 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Joseph Emmert
Rockford Interurban Ra y Timetable Notice
Schedule shows Rockford to Chicago and return times with departures at 7 30 am and 5 50 pm and multiple daily trains. For further information contact William Neese agent by mail or phone as listed in local notice.
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Rockford
Chicago
Wm. Neese
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F. A. Read
Hermsmeier
Galena
Libby McNeil & Libby
Hackney
Grand Opera House
Hortense
Nielsen
Ibsen
C. P. Guenther’s
Freepore OF
AGS
M. L. Janssen
Arpets
Wm Walton
C.W. Harden
Charles M’cool
Wreck
Montana
M.C. A. Affairs
Meeting of Woman's Club
Bigamist
Douglas Ave
van Buren Ss
Constance Crawley
Hedda Gaber
Rockford & Interurban
H. A. Rotzler
Christmas Tree Lights Motors
Ridgway Electric CO
the Cable Co. Pianos
Geo. A. Stemm
Tory Representati Opp
N. Z. Houee
Galena Bt
W.J. Young & the Opp
Wooltex
Belmore
Brown & Dollmeyer
New Home
Standard
New Ideal
Ruby
New Home Company
T. S. Ryan
Galena St
Dennison
Ottowagner
Harrison Fisher
Christy
Pattison
Kryder
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