Six Heroes Die in Great Lakes Gale Tragedy
The steamer George Stone sank near Pelee Point Ontario as six men died while aiding companions during a gale on Lake Erie. Twelve survivors, rescued by the steamer Osborn, faced attacks by assailants while police escorted others to trains for Cleveland. Union officials deny sanction of the assault.
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Detroit
Mich
George Stone
Great Lakes
John Diedrich
Cleveland
Pelee Point
Lake Erie
Paul Howell
Chicago
Osborn
Town aids search for missing woman after grisly discovery
Deputy sheriffs and volunteers comb New Bedford to Newport territory dragging swamps and streams for the head and arms of a woman found near Bulgar Marsh road. Medical examiner Stimson will seek cause of death, with murder suspected though illegal abortion possible. identification hinges on recovering the head and limbs.
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Tivertin
R. I
New Bedford
Newport
Bulgar Marsh Road
Stimson
New England
Gertrude Edwards
South Scituate
Miss Edwards
Billings Hear from George Blackstone Irving on City Growth
The Chicago dry goods reporter George Blackstone Irving spoke at Billings last night in the Babcock theater and at a Grand Hotel luncheon. He outlined unscheduled assets of Billings and urged strong commercial organizations to drive urban development. The visit drew large local attendance and brisk discussion on local business leadership.
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Opera House
Havre
Mont
George Blackstone Irving
West
Chicago
Billings
Babcock Theater
Chamber of Commence
Grand Hotel
Dry Goods Reporter
Billings (Mont
Nicaragua Ready for Revolution
President Zelaya, deposed as Nicaraguan head, massing troops to regain power. Juan Estrada named provisional president after the bloodless coup. Interior troops dispatched. Colon expected to back the new regime. Zelaya may raise about 30000 men. revolutionaries prepared for a likely clash. American interests view the change favorably.
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New Orleans
Zelaya
Juan Estrada
Department of
Newspapermen Cleared as Trial Move Denied
The case against Delavan Smith and Charles R Williams owners of the Indianapolis News ends in Indianapolis after Judge Anderson refuses to order their removal to Washington for trial. U S Prosecuting Attorney Miller confirms the decision.
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Ind
Delavan Smith
Charles R. Williams
Indianapolis News
Washington, D. C
Anderson
Washington
U. S
Miller
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