Utd Turns Twice Over Two Injured In Practice Crash
New York Oct 9 Bert Dingley a top Vanderbilt cup entrant escaped serious injuries after his Bluebird car skidded at a bridge in a Long Island practice run. The machine rolled twice and pitched into a ditch injuring Dingley and his teammate Harry Richard who suffered several rib fractures. Richard hospitalized at Nassau county hospital while Dingley was shaken but not badly hurt. Other drivers posted fast times on the 1264 mile course with Aiken at 10 3, Mitchell 10 55 in practice runs.
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Dingley
Harry Richard
Richard
Nassau County
Aiken
Mitchell
Divorced After 25 Years in Crawfordsville
James C. Pulliam was granted a divorce from Mary C. Pulliam in Crawfordsville Indiana. The couple had ten children and the wife did not contest the petition filed by her husband. The date reported is October 2 with the divorce granted yesterday.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
James C. Pulliam
Mary C. Pulliam
Countess Breaks Engagement With Naples Duke
Rome report states the Countess of Spottiswood-Macklin once Miss Sarrah Britton daughter of a St. Louis mayor ends engagement with Duke Delmonte Marignano of Naples and heads to the United States. Her first husband was late Senator James S Macklin of New York. She was enabeled by the pope.
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Rome
Countess of Spottiswood-Macklin
Sarrah Britton
St. Louis
Duke Delmonte
Marignano
Naples
United States
James S. Macklin
New York
Bates Hotel Barber Shop in Indianapolis Opens
Newest and prettiest in Indianapolis offers first class service with sanitary standards. Located at 7 W Market Street the establishment promotes itself as fully up-to-date.
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Bates Barber Shop
Indianapolis
W. Market Street
Diaz Gone triggers Mexico war talk and Taft meeting
In New York on October 3, congressman Heriberto Barron warned that without a change in Mexico the one billion dollars of U.S. capital in Mexican securities and mines faces grave danger. He said Diaz seeks U.S. support via a Taft summit, fears liberal reforms, and that a democratic movement grows as Diaz clings to power. Barron recounts Creelman’s Diaz interview praising democracy and outlines reform plans and persecutions against reformers, urging a successor elected by the people to preserve peace.
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New York
Mexico
Heriberto Barron
Congress
Uniess
Barron
Taft
Diaz
United States
Washington
Diag
Creelman
Pearson's Magazine
Oltica
Mexican Republic
Democratic Party
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
National Treasury
Central Club
Corral
Gen. Reyes
El4
Registar
Villoa
Guadalajara
Messrs
Arneta
Lerdo de Fejda
New Movement
Lopez Portello
Senate
Yucatan
Hea
Hebel
Zelaya's Army Defeated in Nicaragua Conflict
Dispatches from Bluefields report the disintegration of President Zelaya's government forces with many joining the rebels. Zelaya is said to be badly crippled as a result of the defeat and retreat.
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Zelaya
Fruit Display at Farmers Institute Next in Marion County
The Marion County Agricultural, Horticultural and Farmers Institute will hold its next meeting on Saturday afternoon, November 6, in room 1 at the statehouse. The program covers farm crops, care of breeding hens, and ways to use winter evenings for family and neighbor improvement. Cash premiums awarded for best displays of wheat, oats, corn, quinces, peaches, apples, potatoes, jellies, and more. Competition open to paid-up members. exhibits must be raised or made by the exhibitor. Pfendler is president, Richardson secretary.
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Statehouse
F. A. Wiese
John W. Apple
Wiliam Tobin
Demarchus C. Brown
David C. Pfendler
Acton
Ida F. Richardson
Irvington
Hallowe en Ball by Union League of Druids at Meridian Hall
The Union League of Druids hosts a prize mask ball at Meridian hall located at Meridian and Kansas on Saturday evening October 59.
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Hallowe’en
Union League of Druids
Meridian Hall
Meridian
Kansas
Washing with Fels-Naptha in Cold Water
Mrs Gossiper and Mrs Cottager discuss washing needs while Anty Drudge touts Fels-Naptha soap as a germicidal aid. The copy claims dirt and disease germs abound in clothes and streets and that boiling is unnecessary. The soap supposedly kills germs in cold or lukewarm water.
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Askins MaRing Co
Sllinois St
UTD
Bert Dingrey
Long Island
UKE 15
Congressman Barron
New York City
Republican City
Clean Campaign
Ods
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Bluefields
Farmers Next Institute
Marion County Agricultural, Horticultural and Farmers’ Institute &Spociation
Anty Drudge
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