Ten Indians Die in Indian Fight at Hoteeahoe Ranch
A large posse from Lausie clashed with Eagle Feather and his band near Hoteeahoe ranch. Sheriff Miller and Deputy Faulkenburg were killed. Eagle Feather wounded. Black Kettle fell. ten Indians captured or wounded. the raid followed months of hostility with Sioux bands over hunting grounds and pursuit of the killers of Ghorlf Miller and Deputy Faulkenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wye
Lausie
Rede King
Ghorlf Miller
Faulkenburg
Wallle
Aedud Reservation
Newcastle
Eagle Feather
Sheriff Miller
Lm Davis
Miler
Fagle Feather
Carlisle Cottage
Faniball
Cisilizatian
Indiana
Werombe
Coffee cravings tamed by Postum in Brooklyn business man
A Brooklyn businessman details a decades old struggle with coffee dependence. He describes nerve fatigue, skin and heart symptoms, and irritable mood before discovering Postum. After trying it, he says coffee cravings vanished, his health improved, and he urged a friend to switch as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
X.Y
Fred Woftee
Portum
Postum Co
Rattle Creek
Mich
Wollville
Woman Sentenced Up to Five Years in Card Company Theft
Marie Layton stole 3500 from the United Stat playing card company and was sentenced Monday to between one and five years in prison. She fainted when the judge pronounced the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour New York
Marie Layton
United Stat Playing Card Company
Blanche remarries Wallace D. Scntt in Chicago
Blanche, former wife of Roland B Molineux, wed Wallace D. Scntt of Sioux Falls G. D. The ceremony took place Monday in Chicago. The couple, staying at the Auditorium Annex, declined interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Chicago
Chess Through
Roland B Molineux
Wallace D. Scntt
Sioux Falls
G. D
Auditorium Annex
Wreck Blame Tells of Pur Due Special Collision
Investigators name Engineer H. Shumaker and Conductor F. M. Johnson as to blame for a Pur Due special crashing into a freight train. J. Q. Van Winkle, Big Four official, says the operator at Kankakee and the switch crew were cleared. The crash hurled 16 youths to death and injured about 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Shumaker
Spannave
F. M Johnson
Woodlawnave
Purdue
Tyes
J. Q van Winkle
Big Four
Train wreck blame cited after city collision
Fragmentary report blames the engineer and conductor for a wreck near a city limits area. It notes the train rode through at 24 miles per hour or more, speeds deemed excessive within urban bounds and not under perfect control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Alemort
Thermine
Tras Anapolis
Wea
Metro
Forest Fires Ravage East Tennessee Forests
Reports from eastern Tennessee describe widespread forest fires caused by sparking from various sources. The fires have spread at different points, destroying large tracts of timber and signaling extensive damage across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
East
Struck Down Two Brothers in Pennsylvania and Michigan Mob Incidents
Report covers multiple 1920s era incidents: Benjamin Weissinger fatally wounds his brother Lewis after quarrel over a hose while holding allies at bay for hours. a Black assailant in Taylortown, Las, fatally harms Wealey Chambers, mortally harms Morer Chambers, then is lynched by a mob. Cise Lamb fatally harms his wife and wounds her mother before surrendering to armed citizens. Chase Fuchman fatally injures housekeeper Ellen Teanard in Muskegon, while others suffer violence in scattered accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
White Pigeon
Mich
Lamb
Fix
Mons Ray
Mherlit Addison
Orat
Song
Jackson
Night schools open for the winter season
Night schools open for the winter with classes at McMay and nearby sites. Programs include mechanical drawing, stenography, bookkeeping, freehand drawing, and courses for foreigners. Colored schools Nos 33 and Mittoy offer instruction, with teachers listed for various departments and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putlling
McMay
Trent
Domartary
Arensebe
Mittoy
A. d. Bean
ET Kronsin
Ho Limpus
Peter Beheret
J. E. Higdon
Fred Sitters
H. A Haworth
J. L. Dunn
Nec
Edwin PF
Stokes
Joe Miller
Thomas
Herod
Gillion
Beulah Porter
Mey School
Guarding the Plants at Buffalo Falls Border
A Rupwafo New York company of cannon soldiers guards the power plants on the Canadian side of the falls. More than 600 Hungarian and Tuulan workmen are on strike. They are said to be armed with knives and revolvers. Serious trouble is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupfalo N.Y. Nevda Company
Canin
Talented Booth-Tucker sister Mare Lucy Booth-Hellberg rises in Salvation Army
Lucy Booth-Hellberg described as baby of the Booth family and potential successor to Mrs. Booth-Tucker heads Salvation Army work in Switzerland with husband Emanuel Hellberg. Born in the army she served in London and India, returned to London, and has several children. She is praised as a talented speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Booth-Hellberg
Booth-Tucker
Salvation
Upsala
Bonth-Hellberg
Cabbage Prices and Trade Talk Reflect Stock Shortages
In comments from a commission man on Monday, reliance on eastern cabbage shifts northward as prices rise. Holland seed cabbage quoted at 16 per ton while bran climbs to 18, up 30 cents. Thanksgiving turkey trade slow. shippers hold quotas with anticipated small price adjustments, and Texas rasher markets report scarcity and price stability into midweek.
Money Hidden in Buckhannon Estate Sparked Cache Hunt
In Parkersburg on November 4, Dr. A. G. Newton, administrator for Barbara Host’s estate of Buckhannon, found cash hidden in many spots around the old house including attic cracks and a white lead keg nailed shut containing hundreds of dollars. The total recovered exceeded $1,000 and investigators planned to continue searching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
A. G. Newton
Barbara Host
Buckhannon
Boa Constrictor Found in Banana Carload
A boa constrictor from South America was found in a banana carload arriving in Milwaukee. The snake, awake and first of its kind in the city outside a charity, is now housed in a public museum collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauckde
Wis
South America
Nervine Promise Prompts Sale Claim By Drug Firm
Advertisement asserts nervous hunger signals indicate disordered nerves and warns of nervous prostration. Claims Dr Miles Nervine guarantees relief or money back. Mentions product from Elkhart, Indiana firm and urges purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Frea
Mrxs Mepiat
VOR SALE NY ALL DRUGGIESTS
A fragment notes a sale related to druggists in New York and mentions 150 000. The readable text hints at a business or property sale involving pharmaceutical figures, but details and context are limited.
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Wyoming
Sherif Miller
Lightning Creek
Spegal
Indianapolis
H. A. Washbury
TLS Spanmat
Pean
Henry J. Huder
Phends Eenta
Fouter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Pennsylvania
Taylortown
Las
Joseph Craddock
Wealey Chambers
Dan Washington
Morer
Muskegon
Mich Novos
Chase Fuchman
Ellen Teanard
Salvation Army
Switzerland
Abe
Royal Wien
Imperial Axminster
Brussels
de Algne
L. S. AYRES @ CO
Belleclaire
Broadway
77Th Street
New York
Milton Roblee
Prietor
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington Street
Armstrong
Tiwan
W. Grove
John [. Stoddard
Gebisker
Denison
Homa
Beck's Bakery
Preraburg
West Virginia
Empire Coal CO
New
BUN
Litterner
Billings
Mont
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Seattle
Tacom
Vancouver
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Eee Agents Union
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