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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
3
A tangled melodrama unfolds with Norton chasing hints of Hargreave, a balloon rescue, and a web of Olga Perigoff, Brine, and a scheming butler Jones. Norton traps a conspirator, probes the aviator Orts, and navigates Florence’s sorrow while racing to uncover hidden enemies and a missing fortune.
A reporter wrestles with trust as a pretty stranger seeks aid aboard the Orient. Captain Hagan denies help, fearing danger from a mysterious package and possible dynamite. A warehouse scare fuels a chase, while Grannis pieces together motives and a hidden conspiracy as dawn approaches.
Blaine escapes a trap and learns Hargreave and a reporter collude while a gunplay erupts at a warehouse. He buys a disguise, hides in a secondhand room, then meets Norton at the Knickerbocker cafe where coffee bags and a puzzling motive loom.
At a Philadelphia Friends meeting several speakers lamented the waning use of the Quaker plain speech known as the thou language and the decline of plain dress. They argued the speech added calmness, though not essential, and noted that fashion erodes its charm even when the language remains valued. The piece also touches on 1795 British flour economy and a London woman's last wish to omit her age on her tombstone.
A fragment from a column discusses a binary view of society splitting into dreamers and sleepers. It explores how leadership, initiative, and beauty balance a nation, warning that excess of either group leads to stagnation or upheaval. The narrator threads through personal anecdotes about marriage, fear, and a Swedish inventor’s heat storage device amid the broader reflection.
War news from Aguas Calientes reports Carranza leadership rejecting resignation offers and revolutionary forces commanded by Villa moving south with 102 artillery pieces. Queretaro looms as first major battle site with 40,000 Carranza troops and 20,000 revolutionary forces advancing toward Mexico City.
Richard J. Arian, former president of Tyson company and ticket broker, was arrested on a charge from Mrs James Mackenzie that he stole her entire fortune near $700,000 and two diamond rings valued at $1,900 each. Mrs Mackenzie, about 55, widow of a Singer Manufacturing official, sister in law of Alexander Mackenzie.
Frederick Augustus Heinze’s body was laid to rest at Greenwood after modest home services. The estate is valued at about 1.5 million dollars and will go to his young son, though no will has been located.
Washington notes show Senator Penrose reelected in Pennsylvania spent 2075.37 in primary and general campaigns with sworn statement to the secretary of the senate. He reported no contributions. Other candidates cited include N Beckman from Kentucky with 5225 contributions and 2550.00 license expenses. George Nitbots, a Progressive, reported 2016 total expenditures. Senate figures for Maryland Connecticut Florida Iowa and Kentucky reflect various expenditures and zero or no contributions in several cases.
News briefs from multiple locations report Frank Wein derlip a banker seeking a health tour after illness in New York Stasher cough. Angelo Cordelio dies before execution in Trenton New Jersey. Benny Leyhe founder of Bugle Packet company dies in Alton. John F. Braun pleads guilty to impersonation in Freeport Navy case involving a mother of eight.
Indianapolis Nov 11 alarm grows as hoof and mouth disease spreads across 14 Indiana counties. It now lies within 30 miles of the Indianapolis stock yards. Governor Ralston appeals to county councils and health officials for coordinated measures to exterminate the contagion. The infection reaching Boone county and its spread into Davies county adds gravity to the crisis.
Oldfield drove his Stutz to victory in a 63 mile Los Angeles race finishing with the best elapsed time. Nikrent took second, Bramlette third, and Durant followed. All racers wore masks and mud-splashed garments after the rough run along rutted roads.
Nov 12 dispatches report cooking ranges bathrooms and shower baths installed in several French trenches near German lines. Soldiers are also testing an underground cafe and a concert hall as part of trench life adaptations.
Two powerful bombs exploded in New York harming the Bronx courthouse and City Massimi John C. Hoelling's office across the plaza. The blast damaged the lower front of the new $1,000,000 courthouse and shattered the area around the adjacent office as authorities investigated. Old Steamboat Man Dead. Altos, UL, Nov, 12-Cmpt.
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