Guide Accused of Wife Murder in Maine
Farmington Maine reports a mutilated body found in a shallow grave in a dooryard. Marshall Taylor a professional guide remains in custody amid townspeople threats while a house keeper Gida Searles aged 26 is also under arrest as investigators press the case though there is no claim she knew of the crime.
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Farmington
Maine
Etta Taylor
Marshall Taylor
Tere
Gida Searles
Taylor
Thomaston
Revenge Follows Mother's Murder
Denver man W. M. Daniels is jailed at Castle Rock on murder charges after he shot and killed S. W. Elliston, who had killed Daniels mother during a picnic. Elliston opened fire on his wife and Daniels intervened before Daniels killed Elliston with a pistol.
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Denver
Col
W. M. Daniels
Castle Rock
S. W. Elliston
Daniels
Elliston
Eliston
Big Row in Madison Deepens Over Progressive League
Editor Axtell accuses Governor McGovern of seizing control to keep the Wisconsin League of Progressive Republican Newspapers aligned with his plans. Axtell says Goodland backed the Lewis campaign and that governors aides were excluded. Lieutenant Governor Morris will speak at the banquet tomorrow night.
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Axtell
Sparta Today
McGovern
Goodland
Newspaper
League
National Progressive League
Lewis
Wisconsin League of Progressive Republican
Madison
Thomas Morris
Alleged Sluggers Indicted by Jury
Chicago June 12 The grand jury returned three true bills against Walter Stevens Edgar Storgaard and Joseph Kane charged with assaulting with intent to kill L Lefevour during the recent ice strike. Maurice Enright named as business agent of Steamfitters union held for two murders and numerous slugging cases in the jurisdictional fight of the unions awaiting indictment late today.
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Chicago
Maurice Enright
Steamfitters’ Union
Walter Stevens
Edgar Storgaard
Joseph Kane
L. Lefevour
Committee Kills Water Meter Plan
The water committee rejected a resolution to place all water users on meters and reported the action to the council. Alderman Collins introduced the measure, but a committee member urged deferral and the committee adopted adverse action.
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Council
Alderman Collins
Collins
the Tribune
Purity Campaign Targets Local Resort Illegal Activity
Police launched a purity campaign Sunday night leading to fines for two couples and a proprietor facing charges. H B Mathews Jack Clark Minnie Johnson Ella Grey pleaded guilty to frequenting an assignation house and paid 12.50. J W Haines owner of the resort pleaded not guilty with trial set for tomorrow morning.
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H. B. Mathews
Jack Clark
Minnie Johnson
Ella Grey
J. W. Haines
Geo. B. Marvin
North Side
Madero on Tour. Wilson Won't Quit Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero, leading presidential candidate, began a tour through Morelos and Guerrero after leaving Mexico City by special train. He reached Cuernavaca in three hours to review the southern insurgent army under Gen. Figueroa and will travel by automobile for three days with a small guard. Amid US residents' discontent over delayed reparations, rumors spread that Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson would resign, which Wilson denied stating Americans and foreigners are protected.
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Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
Morelos
Guerrero
Cuernavaca
South
Figueroa
United States State Department
Henry Lane Wilson
Wilson
Mexico
Cleveland garment strike looms into long fight
In Cleveland the 7,000 garment workers strike deepens as independent employers back affiliated firms. Settlement talks with eight independents may be scrapped. Picketing resumes at all plants and a drive to mobilize remaining workers begins. A non union foreman, Joseph Rabinovitz, was mobbed and hospitalized after rioting last night.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Garment Makers’ Association
Joseph Rabinovitz
Coats Grabbes leads to fines in county court
Jake Ritter paid a $5 fine and costs after being convicted in county court for grabbing Julius Halder the plaintiff's coat at a country dance. Ritter admitted he touched the lapel during an angry exchange, which the court deemed an assault.
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Julius Halderson
Jake Ritter
Ritter
West Point class of eighty three graduates today
SPARTAN GRADUATES FROM WEST POINT Wilbur T. Sarles of Sparta Wisconsin is in a class of eighty three graduates today at West Point. The four year program began with 146 cadets and ends with a final parade and hop. Notable graduates include Phillip Bracken Bleming of Burlington Iowa and peers from Minnesota Iowa Michigan.
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West Point
Wilbur T. Sarles
Jason Sarles
Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin
United States
Phillip Bracken Bleming
Burlington
Iowa
Academy
Northwest
Betcher
Minnesota
Franke
Hicks and Schimelfeing
Lockwood
Michigan
International Horse Show Opens at Olympia in London
The Inter national Horse Show at Olympia opened today with more than 5 504 entries and prize money of 150000, hosted by president Earl of Lonsdale. The king and queen are expected Wednesday. Decorations near 250 000 have been spent for two weeks of events, with military jumping the main card and entrants from numerous nations.
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London
Olympia
Earl of Lonsdale
United States
Sweden
Italy
Austria
Father Gives Skin to Save Children
In an operation at Sacred Heart hospital in Eau Claire Wisconsin G H Van Gilder donated about thirty square inches of his skin for grafts to his two children Harold 14 and Esther 10 who were severely burned by a trolley wire incident. Both children are reported doing well.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Sacred Heart Hospital
G. H. van Gilder
Harold
Esther
Woman testifies self defense in Lefevre killing
In Creede Colorado Mrs. Michael Lefevre, wife of a mining man, says she shot John Zang in self defense after he attacked her in her home. She is jailed while Zang’s widow is guarded after a suicide attempt. Lefevre claimed she retrieved her husband’s revolver, fired when Zang refused to leave, and he collapsed with a gunshot wound to the brain.
Boy Hurt After Fall From Hay Loft at Pearl Street Barn
John L. Utermoehl Jr., 12, son of the board of trade secretary, fell head first from a hay loft in the American House barn at 224 Pearl Street Sunday afternoon. He is expected to recover.
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John L. Utermoehl, Jr
The
Board of Trade
Pearl Street
Brothers Drown in Racoon River Near Des Moines
Garrett and Martin Hankie aged 23 and 25 drowned in the Racoon river near Des Moines after cramps struck during a Sunday swim. Their companion J A Estey had to strike one boy to break a death grip while attempting the rescue. Both bodies were recovered.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Garrett
Martin Hankie
Racoon River
J. A. Estey
Street Car Strikes Auto on Sixteenth Street Injury Reported
An automobile owned by Henry Salzer was struck by a northbound street car on Sixteenth Street between Madison and Cass streets at 10 50 Saturday night. The car door was ripped loose but no other damage occurred. Conductor John Earling and Motorman William Zink operated the street car.
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Henry Salzer
Sixteenth Street
Madison
Cass Streets
John Earling
William Zink
Moore Pool Team Triumphs Over French Island Regulars
The Moore Pool and Billiard academy team from the north side defeated the Fast French Island Regulars 7 to 3. The notice invites teams aged 16 to 18 to telephone Moore's pool room for Sunday games.
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Moore Pool and Billiard Academy
North Side
Moore
Audubon Follower Fines Nest Robber in County Court
Edward Techmer of La Crosse received a three dollar fine after he admitted stealing a bird s nest. He said he kicked Herman Granke who he claimed robbed the nest, then left the scene before Techmer arrived.
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la Crosse
Edward Techmer
Herman Granke
Herman
Eddie
Youths of Today Men of Tomorrow Sermon Notes Habits
Rev Louis Magin of the First M E church delivered the 1911 La Crosse High School graduation baccalaureate, stressing that habits forge manhood. He urged thoroughness truthfulness unselfishness purity and prayer as essential traits for success and noted the strong female and male teaching presence. The crowd heard both the address and the regular service.
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Louis Magin
M. E
la Crosse High School
Magin
Mr. Magin
Homesick horses travel from local fair to Newton Wisconsin
Horses belonging to Fred Kehr escaped from the fair grounds a week ago Wednesday and traveled twenty five miles to Newton Wisconsin where they were found next morning. A two weeks old colt accompanied them and endured the long trip well. The horses and colt have since been returned to La Crosse. The animals were brought from Newton to La Crosse about a month ago by the owner.
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Fred Kehr
Newton
Wis
la Crosse
Notice to Motorists for National Automobile Races at State Fair Grounds
Information for visitors to the National Automobile Races at the State Fair Grounds Milwaukee June 16 and 17. Enter by north and west gates to ease congestion. Free parking west of main road for 3000 cars with tags costing 1.00. Grounds admission 1.00, grand stands 0.75 reserved 0.50 unreserved, boxes 1.00. bleachers 4000 seats. Noted drivers listed and official AA officials named. Lacrosse Automobile Club secretary Henry N. Boehm.
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Milwaukee
Burman
Wishart
de Palma
Tetzlaff
Hearne
Fox
Strang
Jaggersberger
Jones
Knipper
Grein
Lacrosse Automobile Club
Henry N. Boehm
Sec’y
Trial of Evelyn Arthur See Put Over Until Tomorrow
The Evelyn Arthur See trial in Chicago was continued to tomorrow as attorney R E Cantwell cites lack of time to prepare the defense. See, the leader of the absolute life cult and founder of the Junior Commonwealth, was accompanied by Manaes and Mildred Bridges as high priestesses.
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Chicago
Evelyn Arthur See
Commonwealth
Honore
R. E. Cantwell
See
Manaes
Mildred Bridges
Women Control Trust in New Initiative
A local trust named Women Control Trust asserts its aim to expand female governance. Activists urge community support as organizers plan outreach events and fundraising to promote leadership opportunities for women.
Sugar trust admission on price control and minority stockholdings
The hearing opened with Edwin F Atkins testifying that the original Havemeyer led sugar trust aimed to eliminate competition and set high prices. He described pooling among major refineries, the transfer of control to small shareholders, and the company’s share of U S refined sugar production.
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American Sugar Company
Sugar Trust
Hardwick Sugar Investigating Commission
House
Edwin F Atkins
Compa
Dany
Atkins
Sugar Company
Madison Gilas
Pennsylvania Refining Company
United States
Havemeret and Elder
New York
Madison and Vickers
Jersey City
Standard
Continental
Boston
Bay State
Harrison Frazier & Co
Philadelphia
Louisiana
Portland, Maine
American Sugar Refining Company
Hardwick
Combinatio
Root amendment to reciprocity bill declared dead
The World reports a poll showing the Root amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill dead in the Senate. It says the measure will not be passed in its House form, with 33 against, 20 noncommittal or absent, and two thirds needed to advance.
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New York
World
United States Senate
Senate
House
Mittal
Assessments Due Notice For Fourth Industrial Association
A notice states assessments must be paid by July. The served notice targets the Fourth Industrial Association 4 ments with due payments required by a July deadline.
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Fourth Industrial Association
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