Palos mine disaster leaves many dead or missing
A massive explosion at the Palos No. 3 coal mine, 40 miles west of Birmingham, traps Worty Nye White men and many others. Rescue efforts race against time as bodies are recovered and the cave system hampers entry. The Palos Coal and Coke Company, owned by the Drenien Brothers, faces a grim scene with dozens feared dead and hundreds gathered nearby.
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Fatal shooting at Napier store ends in death and injuries
Ed Napier, a Wilker son County farmer, was killed in a sunrise shooting at Deason’s place after alleging theft of his cattle and corn. Andrew Deason was wounded in the arm, while Will Deason suffered a stomach wound. Napier’s attackers claim self defense during a confrontation at the store and mill road near the家 store.
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Earthquake Hits Cartago and San Jose in Central America
A strong quake centered near Cartago Costa Rica and San Jose Nicaragua caused extensive damage last night. Telecommunication lines are down between San Jose and Cartago. operators at Cartago are killed and at least two residents die. Many buildings collapse including the Palace of Justice. The Guatemalan magistrate’s family is reported killed or missing. San Jose reports some structural damage and several injuries.
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Ten Thousand Dollar Bond Required for New Delaware Company
Papers filed show I. I. Impout de Nemours Power Company of Delaware must post a $10,000 bond to do business in South Carolina. The firm plans a new alcohol processing industry at a coastal lumber campus, a venture not yet well shown elsewhere. Legislation was proposed in the last session.
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Pigeons and Pet Stock Show Slated in Knoxville Exhibit
More than three thousand fancy pigeons and various pet stock will be shown at the first exclusive pigeon and pet stock show in the south. Pigeons of many varieties, all sizes and colors, will mingle with dogs and cats. Judge George Ewald will award ribbons and prizes, drawing crowds to the Appalachian Exposition in Knoxville. Dates set for September 27 to October 1.
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Taft to Visit the South for Appalachian Exposition
President William H. Taft plans a September to October visit to East Tennessee to attend the Appalachian Exposition in Knoxville. Officials expect his presence on opening day, tying into national forestry and conservation efforts, with travel details to be finalized. The exposition organizers label Taft day as a major feature and anticipate large crowds.
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Poultry Show Promises Rich Rewards for Rare Fowls
The Appalachian Exposition Poultry Show in Knoxville Tennessee runs September 12 to October 12. It features large cash prizes, state and special prizes, and a grand state prize for the best pen. Breeders anticipate top wins and extensive exhibitor interest.
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Forestry To Be Saved At Appalachian Exposition
The Appalachian Exposition will run in Knoxville Tennessee from September 12 to October 12 to draw attention to conserving waterbeds and forests in the Appalachian region. The forestry exhibit aims to spur protection and support long term rehabilitation for the southern forestry interests and earn future gratitude for today’s effort.
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Five held for Topeka infant kidnapping case
Five persons faced county court charges over the sensational August kidnapping of Mariah Bleakley, the incubator baby, in Topeka. Named defendants include Mrs. Stoitn Marclay of Buffalo NY, Kansas City detective Jos N. Gentry, Frank W Tilotson, Robert Randolph, and David Gregg, with the infant later recovered and returned to her mother.
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