For Rent Notices Gathered From Local Listings
Several rental notices list available rooms and houses. Items include a modern front room on First Floor with phone contact 0714 a furnished housekeeping room at 215 Main Street a modern room at 277 East Third Avenue a house on South Wisconsin Street inquiry through L J Nedrow at the Newburys two houses one modern one building on Main Street by Lewis Shuster one store room on Second Avenue East by Webber and Co and three houses for rent with phone 6412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Auto Co
South Main
Jnquire of
Olin Michels
Wisconsin Street
L. Ji. Nedrow
Newburys
Main Street
Lewis Shuster
Second Avenue East
Webber & Co
Archbald Found Guilty on Eight Charges by Senate
Judge Archbald of the Commerce Court is found guilty on eight impeachment counts by the Senate, with removal from office and disqualification from future federal positions. Other counts result in mixed verdicts. the Senate later imposes full removal and disbarment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchbald
Senate
Washington, D. C
Archbald
Foimd
Shuline
Iis
Robert Archbald
Commerce Court
Iin
Redbald
Marion Coal & Delaware Lackawanna Western Railroad
Ciihy
Wie
Lenigh
du Coutl Dumpy
Dea
Wis Hog Pt
Louisville and
Nash Ville
Jemers
Commerte Court
Lneomia
Reading
Frederick Warnke
Aibald
Lejiz Valley
Hverhard
W. Wrissingser
Scranton
Althous
Archibald
Washington, C
Flow
John C. Avchbard
Foraker
Standard Oil Company
New York
W. W. Winkfield
Chas
Stump
Clapp Committee
Gilchrist Stewart
Stewart
Winkfield
Archhbald
United States
Man Pleads Guilty to Bigamy in Woonsocket Case
Otto Lupke of Sanborn County confessed to bigamy after discarding his wife and marrying a new partner months earlier. Residents learned of the second marriage only later. An investigation found no divorce had been obtained and Lupke pleaded guilty in Woonsocket circuit court this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Otto Lupke
Cuthbert
Sanborn County
Raising poultry profitable in South Dakota
Aberdeen South Dakota reports that 8 J Smithberger of McIntosh proves poultry raising is profitable. He started the year 1912 with seventeen hens and built a small flock demonstrating steady returns for farmers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
J. Smithberger
McIntosh
Smithberger
Poultry Farm Records Show Profit From Eggs and Fowls
An account details yearly poultry earnings: Begs eggs by month totaling 2845 units and 195.25 dozen with 38 cents per dozen, plus 46 fowls from seventeen hens and 16 other fowls sold. Income from poultry and fowls totals 57.27 after expenses of chicken feed, wheat, and shells, yielding a net profit of 62.07.
Murder trial resumes for Dr B Clark Hyde case
Kansas City Mo third trial of Dr. B Clark Hyde for the murder of Col Thomas H Swope opens with Mrs Slyde and a Swope niece present briefly in court. Judge Porterfield bans relatives from seating with the defendant during juror presence and forty seven veniremen begin selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansasity
B. Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Slyde
Col. Swope
Porterfield
Central Bank Debate Highlights Central Bank Need
Washington figures debated sound monetary policy as Aldrich plan, central bank feature, and divisional reserve banks were discussed. Wade warned a system cannot be sound without a central bank while Glass pressed for party positions on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Festus CG. Wide
St. Lois
Nscobiation
Culrenes
Central Board
Wade
National Banks Hold Meetings Report
Mitchell National, First National and Western National banks held their annual meetings yesterday. Mitchell National raised its surplus from 50,000 to 100,000 and all present officers were reelected. Dividends were declared by all banks, though the Hirst National had already declared its dividend earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell National
First National
Western National
Hirst National
Bryan urges cabinet picks for public good not personal reward
Lincoln editorials argue that Wilson should appoint the best for each post regardless of personal ties or party service. Bryan says officials must be free to choose capable individuals, focusing on the welfare of the party and the country over individual ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Commoner
Wilson
Prominent Chicago hotel man dies at home
Enoch Whipple aged 61 a leading Chicago hotel man is found dead at his home in Chicago Illinois His mother Helen M Whipple is noted as one of the first White children born in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Ill
Enoch Whipple
Helen M. Whipple
Ohio River Flood Drives 8000 From Homes In Cincinnati Area
Flooding from the Ohio River rise has displaced about 8,000 people in Cincinnati and nearby Covington Newport and Dayton. Factories flooded across the river in Kentucky, with hundreds jobless. Soup houses opened by Dr Otto P Geyer to feed victims. Mayor Hunt seeks a $20,000 bond to aid relief. River expected to rise to about 65 feet. land areas inundated for miles. Tugs help flood victims with few or no deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Dayton
Kentucky
Otto P. Geyer
Department of Charities and Corrections
Hunt
Lawrencebure
Cavern Rock
Apple sauce expert to $100,000,000 baby
Baby Vinson Walsh McLean, heir to the $100,000,000 McLean fortune, was taken to Palm Beach for a minor cold. His entourage, including a German apple-tuce expert and five nurses, planned to soothe him with the favorite dish. A special train was held until 4 a.m. to protect the child’s sleep after his Christmas tree party illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Vinson Walsh McLean
Edward Beale McLean
Palm Beach
Vinson
Denial of Senate Candidacy by J I Wagner
Hon J I Wagner formerly United States district attorney denies reports he planned to run for the United States Senate. He says his resignation followed disagreement with Attorney General Wickersham over Hyde case stay, and he was not a candidate now or ever. Local and South Dakota papers had circulated the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Sterling
United States
J. I. Wagner
Wagner
Wickersham
Chas. L. Hyde
Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
United States Senate
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Mitchell
Wk. Saner & Co
The
Specialty Sales Co
Waterloo
Third Avenue West
Avenue East
Corker
Bank Building
Commercial & Savings Bank
East Third Avenue
S. J. van Benthuysen
University Ave
Vermilyea
Sali
C. A. Davison
Plymouth
Salis
S. Wicks
Pot and Vine
S. ‘Wisconsin
Salie
A. Miles
S. C
Murland & Sons
Onaia
Spring Valley
Litte &—T. Hinders
Brunscheinlke Collander Company
Third Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Leteher
E.R
Letcher
James Halligan
Por Sali
Wells Fargo Express Co
Mt. Vernon
Thomas Christopher
Columban Hotel
Jos
MeLaughlin
Ask Bidwell
Gee Binwall
Tod
Plankinton
Frank Weller
Bidwell
Miscohlelan Nous
Third Ave
S J. Hughes
Call Taxicab Auto Co
Rosary
Nhepublican
A. Newman
Tor Pric
Seattle
Iver Williams
Geo. W. Gates
Western National Bank
Daily Republican
Roxbury Card Co
Roxbury
Mass
Comity Superintendent of Schools
National Automobile Training Association
Omaha
Pete Ande
MeAelse
Hyde Preal Sparts Upor
Kansas City
National Banks
Bryan Wile
Welson
Cabingigt
Ohio River
Ohio
the First Trust
C.L. Bran
H. Hi. Kibbee
B. Wilt
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