Iowa Moose Party Declares Prohibition Stand At Convention
Delegates at Des Moines vote 358 to 283 to endorse a plank calling for a constitutional amendment prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor. The move followed heated debate in the resolutions committee and convention. T. A. Kingland and Frank M. Beatty filed the minority report supporting submission to the people. J H Wyllie J B Wertz and H J Lamb are reelected party officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Progressive Party
Iowa
Resolutions Committee
T. A. Kingland
Lake Mills
Frank M. Beatty
Sigourney
State Central Committee
J. H. Wyllie
H. J. Lamb
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Wertz
Spencer
Tragic Train Collision Claims Blim Family
Miss Buena Blim aged 21 daughter of John Blim of Plymouth died from injuries after a Rock Island train struck the automobile she rode in at Rock Falls. The auto stalled on the track and her mother died soon after at Nora Springs hospital. Miss Bernice Blim was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Buena Blim
John Blim
Plymouth
Rock Island
Rock Falls
Nora Springs
Bernice Blim
Cascade Homecoming Planned for August Five Day Event
Cascade citizens plan a August homecoming to celebrate eighty years since the town's founding. The organizing committee reports many letters from former residents expressing intent to attend in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Blind horse falls 190 feet in Hawkeye mine accident
A blind horse in the Hawkeye mine near Knoxville stumbled into the main shaft and plunged 190 feet to the bottom. Its body was torn in two by the cross bar of the mine cage. Workmen, fearing a cave in, rushed to the surface after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Hawkeye
Here
First Victim Under New Workmen’s Compensation Act
Cedar Rapids 17 year old Lyman Westcott son of Mr and Mrs Westcott died after falling into a disinfectant vat at the National Oats plant. He is the first accident in Cedar Rapids under the new act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lyman Westcott
Westcott
National Oats
New Iowa Postmasters Named by President Wilson
President Wilson nominates Iowa postmasters including John T. Lanigan Monticello J H Baughey Nora Springs C A Sample Oakland H A Nash Perry J Brady Pyatt Tipton William H McClain Conrad and William G Gambell Sigourney for approval.
W. C. T. U. Improves City Park Facilities
The W. C. T. U. society is upgrading the city park neglected in recent years. They install swings for children add seats and make several other improvements to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
W. C. T. U. Society
School Census Shows Gain in Sioux City
The school census reports 15 800 children of school age in Sioux City up nearly 10 percent from 1918, as the census just completed indicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Relatives See Him Drown Near Gilbertsville
Edward Gordon a farmer near Gilbertsville drowned in the Cedar river as his wife and relatives watched unable to call for help. The tragedy occurred while he was in or near the water with bystanders nearby and no one able to assist in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Edward Gordon
Gilbertsville
Cedar River
Institute New Masonic Lodge in Terril
Dr Baldwin of Ruthven acting as deputy grand master instituted the new Masonic lodge in this city after arriving several days ago for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Masonic Lodge
Terril
Baldwin of
Ruthven
Masonic Lodge
Aged Iowa Editor Dies in Fremont Nebo
Waterloo area press veteran Isaiah Van Metre aged 78 died at his son Dr. Richard Van Metre's home in Fremont Nebraska. A Civil War veteran and longtime editor he co founded the Coon Valley Tribune, now Waterloo Times Tribune, with J H Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Isaiah van Metre
Iowa
Richard van Metre
Fremont
Neb
van Metre
J. H. Wilson
Coon Valley
Child dies after eating firecracker in Davenport
Two year old Charles Armil, son of R T Armil, swallowed a small firecracker and died in a Davenport hospital before surgery could save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Charles
R. T. Armil
Autoist Is Painfully Injured In Culvert Crash
Atlantic J H Simmons of the local Simmons Jobe wholesale firm narrowly escaped death when his automobile ran into a culvert, throwing him over the windshield in a frightening accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
J. H. Simmons
Simmons & Jobe
Farmer sells Clinton township 40 acre farm in Early area
Sells Old Homestead. S. M. Farnt has sold a forty acre farm in Clinton township for 175 dollars per acre. He bought the tract thirty eight years ago for 6.50 an acre. The nearest town Early is six miles distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City
S. M. Farnt
Clinton Township
Early
Iowa Bank Stock Company Forms In Iowa City
Articles of incorporation filed for the Iowa Bank Stock company with $100 000 capital. Officers: President J H Rohrer Vice President J O Schulze Secretary O L Karsten. Directors include W J Freeman T Morrison J O Schulze O L Karsten J H Rohret. Rohret also holds vice presidential posts at two local transit firms. Schulze heads several electric concerns. Karsten serves as assistant cashier at Commercial Savings bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa Bank Stock Company
J. H. Rohrer
J. O. Schulze
O. L. Karsten
W. J. Freeman
8. T. Morrison
J. H. Rohret
Rohret
Iowa City Electric Railway Company
Mankato Traction Company
Schulze
Mississisgu Electric Company
Karsten
Commercial Savings Bank
Elks Break Ground for New Dubuque Lodge Home
Ground was broken at Seventh and Locust for the new Dubuque lodge 297 BPOE home. Grand Secretary F C Robinson chaired the building committee and dug the first spadeful as about 200 members attended. Exalted Ruler Zillig spoke followed by a invocation from Grand Chaplain John Dysart. The building, costing over 150000 dollars, will start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Seventh
Locust Streets
Dubuque Lodge
F. C. Robinson
Zillig
Robinson
John Dysart
Farmer Refuses 290 Per Acre Offer for Marion County Farm
Knoxville O S Johnson near Bussey declines the record high price of 290 dollars per acre for his 75 acre Cedar Creek farm. He notes the offer exceeds six times what he paid fifteen years ago. The bid tops prior Marion county farm prices and reflects rising land values in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
O. S. Johnson
Bussey
Marion County
Young Husband In Critical Condition After Poison Try
De Witt Hans Jensen aged 22 is in serious condition at his in laws home following a suicide attempt by taking poison. He was married about two months and authorities believe the act stemmed from a quarrel with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Hans Jensen
Jensen
Farmer Electrocuted While Fighting Barn Fire
John Helm, a farmer living five miles from Hedrick, was electrocuted while trying to shut off a transformer to save his barn from a blaze. About 25,000 volts passed through his body during the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
John Helm
Hedrick
Helm
Rapids Youth Drowns in Cedar River Incident
Cedar Rapids resident Harry Swan formerly of Waterloo drowns while boating near Cedar Falls. Roy A. Kurtz remains missing as search continues for body recovered in Indian Creek.
Trinity Lutheran Church Purchases Land for New Building
Sioux City reports the Trinity Lutheran church board has bought a quarter block and plans a spring erection of a stone church building and a parsonage. The project funds and construction details are not fully disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Farmer sets wheat harvest record near Sidney
Sidney-Seymour Howard a farmer living one mile east of Sidney delivered this year's winter wheat crop at the elevator on July 4. He claimed 1100 acres with a yield of twenty three bushels per acre marking a new record in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sidney
Seymour Howard
Belated July 4 Celebration Sparks Injuries
In Dubuque a belated July 4 celebration blast from a two inch cannon injured two men, John Welter aged 19 and John Kaiser aged 21, with iron splinters perforating their bodies and sending them to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
John Welter
John Kaiser
Train fall threatens life of Malvern man
Fall from a train in Council Bluffs may cost the life of Jack Stevens of Malvern. He has been unconscious since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Jack Stevens
Malvern
Drownings Claims Shenandoah Wilbur Pollock at Crystal Lake
Shenandoah Wilbur Pollock aged 18, son of Mr and Mrs John Pollock of College Springs, drowned while swimming in Crystal lake. The incident was reported as an accidental drowning and investigated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Wilbur Pollock
John Pollock
College Springs
Crystal Lake
Baby Drowns In Tank Near Beulah
An 18 month old child, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Murphy, drowned in a water tank four miles west of Beulah. The incident occurred at home. Authorities investigated but details were limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tank
Beulah
John Murphy
Here
Local athlete dies in grain bin accident
Lyman Wescott, a well known figure in high school athletics, died from suffocation while removing fumigating jars from a grain bin at a Cedar Rapids cereal plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lyman Wescott
Telegraph Operator in Civil War Dies in Marion
W S Griffith of Marion Iowa a telegraph operator during the Civil War and trusted friend and companion of President Andrew Johnson died at his Marion home. He served on Johnsons tour of the country and was noted for his early communications work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Griffith
Marion
Andrew Johnson
Will Build New Church at Mount Pleasant After Fire
Mount Pleasant trustees authorize a $12 000 church edifice to replace the old church destroyed by fire in a recent meeting. The Christian church officials approve the new construction plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Christian Church
Spirit Lake Herald Change of Ownership Confirmed
Spirit Lake Herald owner EB Patterson sold his interests to W H Hassing previously of Carleton Minn. Patterson will not disclose his future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
George EB. Patterson
Spirit Lake Herald
W. H. Hassing
Carleton, Minn
Patterson
Eradication of Swine Plague Reaches Dallas County Success
Government experts report no hog cholera cases in Dallas County after about a year of work. Losses exceeded 200000 last year but now a border campaign with adjoining counties shows positive results. Dr J S Koen and veterinary surgeons lead efforts with state college and state veterinary surgeon assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Dallas County
Department of Agriculture
J. S. Koen
State College
Serious Automobile Crash Near Osceola Injures Five
An auto six miles west of Osceola overturned on a dirt road injuring three adults and two children. Passengers include Henry Loiler with a fractured shoulder, Mrs. Loiler with a broken leg, Dr. Loiler of Sidney with chest injuries and broken ribs. two Loiler children uninjured. The party was en route to Sidney. occupants were tended to at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Here
Henry Loiler
Poultry Exhibits To Grow In Davenport Show Time
Davenport expects Davenport Iowa poultry events to expand with more than 300 birds at the Iowa State Poultry Fanciers annual show set for December 30 to January 5. The National Partridge Wyandotte club may join, with the National Buff Wyandotte club confirming a concurrent exhibit. The Tri City Fanciers association will help boost total birds to several thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa State Poultry Fanciers
National
Partridge-Wyandotte Club
Buff Wyandotte Club
Tri-City
Ida Grove Woman Reunites With Long Lost Wedding Ring
Ida Grove resident Mrs C A L Jensen, wife of a pioneer jeweler, rejoices as she recovers her wedding ring after twenty five years. She had persistently searched for it without success until a tenant’s daughter found it in the old home yard this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Grove
C. A. L. Jensen
Iowa Cavalry Reunion Date Change at Indianola
Des Moines reports a rescheduled reunion for the Eighth Iowa Cavalry and Eighth Iowa Infantry at Indianola on August 25 and 26. Gen BEF Winslow, colonel of the cavalry, returning from abroad, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Cavalry
Des Moines
Eighth Iowa Cavalry
Eighth Iowa Infantry
Indianola
BE. F. Winslow
Cavalry
Iowa Retail Shoe Dealers Elect Officers at Cedar Rapids Meet
The Iowa Retail Shoe Dealers association closed its convention naming W. A. Ball president, Sam Welch treasurer, and F. M. Nebs secretary. The 1915 convention will be held in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
W. A. Ball
Sam Welch
Fort Dodge
F. M. Nebs
Atlantic
Davenport
Beidler Family Sees Fifth Suicide Within Months
William Beidler 22 of Council Bluffs died by swallowing carbolic acid in a case described as the fifth suicide in the same family, with his mother and three sisters having died by their own hands earlier in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
William Beidler
Beidler
Band Association to Meet in Ames
Central Iowa Band association will meet on July 28 in Ames. Secretary R A Wilder of this city has arranged all details for the gathering and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Association
Boone
Central Iowa Band Association
Ames
R. A. Wilder
Ringsted Harvest Festival Scheduled for August 6 and 7
Ringsted to host harvest festival in the city on August 6 and 7. The arrangements committee is shaping a programme and many visitors from across the state are expected.
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Ringsted
Old Soldiers Reunion Held in Webster City
Webster City hosts its annual Old Soldiers Reunion on July 29 and 30 with a musical program prepared by the local committee and a speaker sought from outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Soldiers
Webster City
Agriculture Department Estimates Crop Conditions and Yields
Washington reports the crop reporting board's July 1 estimates for winter and spring wheat, all wheat, corn, oats, barley, and rye. Details include acreage shares, condition percentages, and per acre yields for 1914 and 1913, with total production forecasts for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Senate panel sides against Jones for Fed board post
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee voted 7 to 4 to report unfavorably Thomas D. Jones of Chicago for the governorship of the Federal Reserve Board. Warburg may yet appear before the committee if President Wilson requests. Ford predicts strong U.S. business gains amid antitrust concerns as warberg contemplates appearance. The Rucker bill to codify campaign contributions law passed the House 103 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Pomerene
Hollis
Shafroth and Lee
Maryland
Jones
Hitchcock
Reed
Paul M. Warburg
Warburg
Henry Ford
Detroit
Wilson
White House
Ford
United States
Senate
Committee On Banking and Currency
Rucker
House
Dr Jordan Elected President of National Education Association
At St Paul on July 11 the National Education Association adopted next year’s policies and elected Dr David Starr Jordan of Stanford University as president amid strong support for women’s rights. Oakland was chosen as next year’s meeting site and a national graduate university plan backed by federal aid was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
National Education Association
Association
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Oakland
Cal
Edmun J. James
University of Illinois
Businessmen see Wilson on trust legislation in White House
A Chicago Association of Commerce delegation met President Wilson to express West views on proposed trust laws. They urged granting the Interstate Trade Commission authority to define what is reasonable and just for business and to guide action without fear of federal prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle West
Chicago
White House
Chicago Association of Commerce
Wilson
Interstate Trade Commission
Daring Bomb Attack At Wakefield Home
A bomb was hurled into the kitchen of R. S. Stout in Wakefield Massachusetts on July 9 and exploded with force. Stout and other household members narrowly escaped injury as people in the home were awakened by the blast and thrown from their beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
R. S. Stout
Stout
One Dead and Four Injured in Auto Crash
Grand Rapids Michigan July 11 Gerald W Doan twenty four son of Alderman J G Doan was killed and four other persons were injured when an automobile in which they were riding turned turtle near here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gerald W. Doan
J. G. Doan
Custer War Veteran Charles Moore Dies at 74
Pittsburg Kan July 11 Charles H Moore a veteran who fought with General Custer in Indian campaigns in the Northwest died at his home He was 74 Moore missed the Battle of the Little Bighorn reflecting on his service and life in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Charles H. Moore
General Custer
Northwest
Moore
The
Little Big Horn
Dominici Named Venezuelan Minister to United States
Santos A. Dominici appointed as Venezuelan minister to the United States succeeding the late Minister Rojas. He previously serves as minister to Great Britain Germany and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominici
Rojas
Washington
Santos A. Dominici
Venezuela
United States
Senor Dominici
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Woman Dead Five Hurt As Auto Skids Near Trenton
Mrs. Max Rothbart was killed and five others in a New York automobile party were injured when the car skidded near Trenton New Jersey, ran up and down an embankment and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Max Rothbart
New York
Bear to sail from Nome to rescue Arctic survivors
Revenue cutter Bear under Captain Robert A. Bartlett will sail from Nome within a week to Wrangell island Alaska to airlift 18 white men and four Eskimos including a woman who have been stranded since March 10 after the Karluk wreck. The Karluk sank after ice crushed it January 10 north of Herald island. Provisions and valuables were left on the ice. landings failed from Herald island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Bear
Robert A. Bartlett
Karluk
Nome
Wrangell Island
Alaska
Herald Island
Will of Rev W B Palmore Leaves 40000 to Lexington College
The late Rev W B Palmore editor of the Christian Advocate leaves 40000 to Central Female College in Lexington Missouri. The total estate is 100000 with the remainder going to the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Emperor William sails on the Hohenzollern for an annual Norwegian coast cruise. Paris hosts golf championship won by J D Edgar of England. Gas explosion injures many at Corrigan McKinney Iron Co plant in Cleveland. Champagne Stakes at Biburg Club goes to Lady Josephine with Wilma Stop second and Longueville third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
W. B. Palmore
Christian Advocate
Central Female College
Lexington
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Kiel
Germany
Emperor William
Norway
Paris
J. D. Edgar
England
Cleveland
Corrigan, McKinney Iron Company
St. Alexis
Salisburg
Biburg Club
Lady Josephine
Wilma Stop
Longueville
Ex Mayor Fred A Busse Dies in Chicago
Former Chicago mayor Fred A Busse died at his home 4852 Sheridan Road after a four and a half month illness. The immediate cause was malignant endocarditis with heart valve disease. Born March 3 1866, Busse entered politics early and served as mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred A.busse
Sheridan Road
Mr. Busse
Son Born to Jan Kubelik in Berlin
The announcement reports Jan Kubelik and his wife welcome their sixth child and first son in Berlin on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Kubelik
Berlin
Alton Steel Company Placed in Receivership
The Alton Steel company, capitalized at 1,000,000 dollars, was placed in the hands of receivers due to inability to obtain a fair price for its products. The action was announced from Alton, Illinois, on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Steel Company
Alton, II
Canadian Murderer Hung in Plum Coulee
Winnipeg July 11 John Krafchenko was hanged here for the murder of H T Arnold manager Bank of Montreal at Plum Coulee Man. He died within minutes after mounting the scaffold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
John Krafchenko
H. T. Arnold
Bank of Montreal
Plum Coulee
Bandit Band in Shanghai Area Threatens City Outskirts
Shanghai July 9 reports say the notorious brigand known as White Wolf leads about 10,000 well armed outlaws who have encamped near the city of Lianfu causing widespread panic and flight among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Lianfu
Brother Killa His Sister in Topeka Tragedy
Bert Duford fatally shot his sister Mrs. John Wilburn then killed himself on Tuesday in Topeka Kansas. Police say the act followed Duford belief that his sister was responsible for his wife and son leaving him the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killa
Topeka
Kan
Bert Duford
John Wilburn
Duford
United States Minister to Greece Resigns
George Williams, the U S minister to Greece and Montenegro, has asked Secretary Bryan to tender his resignation to the president. The move was foreshadowed when the president requested the resignation by cable while Wilson was in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Bryan
Wilson
Washington
United States
Greece
Montenegro
Williams
Philadelphia
Revolt at Blackwell's Island Prison
A second insurrection in two weeks breaks out at the New York city workhouse on Blackwell's Island. Prisoners attempt to wreck machinery and burn buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell's Island
New York
Blast injures many in Cleveland hospital blast
A reported gas explosion in Cleveland on July 11 injures many people and disrupts services at Alexis Hospital. Emergency crews respond as the hospital treats casualties and local authorities investigate the incident.
Britain to Fortify Coasts Against Air Invasion
London July 9 the British government announced plans to build coastal fortresses with towers and long range guns designed to attack enemy aircraft from the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Commissioner Shields Dead After Long Illness
United States Commissioner John A. Shields died at Richfield Park New York after a prolonged illness. He was seventy five years old and born in Brooklyn in 1839. He served as commissioner since 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Shields
Richfield Park
N. Y
United States
John A. Shields
Brooklyn
Guadalajara Taken by Constitutionalist Forces in Mexico
Guadalajara Jalisco Mex July 11 General Alvaro Obregon led 10000 troops to seize Guadalajara from the Huerta government after a 48 hour battle. Five thousand prisoners were taken and cannon losses topped forty. Villa opposed parley with Huerta as mediators offered talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Mex
Republic of Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Department of the Northwest
Obregon
Quarataro
San Luis Potosi
Blanco
Tepic
Zacatecas
General Obregon
Washington
Mexico City
Villa
Huerta
Freddie Welsh Beats Ritchie For World Light Weight Title
London July 9 Freddie Welsh won the world light weight title after 20 rounds amid a remarkable performance Neither Welsh nor Willie Ritchie staggered the other and Welsh dominated from start to finish in the title bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Freddie Welsh
Willie Ritchie
Freddie
Ritchie
Mrs Carman Held Slayer in Hempstead Murder Case
Mrs Florence Conklin Carman was arrested at her Freeport home for the June 30 murder of Mrs Lulu D Bailey of Hempstead. She was jailed without bail for examination in Freeport as officials and onlookers described her collapse and plea of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
N. Y
Florence Conklin Carman
Lulu D. Bailey
Hempstead
Meneola
Carman
Greece Buys US Battleships for Greek Navy
Washington reports the sale of the battleships Mississippi and Idaho to Greece closed on Wednesday. A check totaling 12,635,275.96 was delivered to Secretary Daniels confirming the transaction and funding for the Greek navy purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Washington
United States
Mississippi
Idaho
Daniels
Two Die as Auto Tips Over in Patchogue
Edwin Bailey a former state senator and John Brooks both of Patchogue were found dead under the hoods of Bailey s wrecked automobile on the outskirts of the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchogue
L. I
Edwin Bailey
John Brooks
Bailey
Goelets to Remarry Rumor Hits New York
Rumor says Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet may remarry after divorce. It is noted Mr. Goelet cannot endure living away from his children, fueling talk of a reunion in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goelets
New York
Robert Goelet
Logan Memorial Move Begun in Murphysboro
Citizens in Murphysboro birthplace of General Logan appeal to Governor Dunne for cooperation to erect a monument to General Logan at Murphysboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Springfield
Murphysboro
General Logan
Dunne
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ELKS
Ring
Montana Miners’ Union
Butte
William ‘“Mackie” McDonald
U. S. Reporting Board
Senate Committee ON Banking
U. K
Dr. Jordan
Association of Commerce
Bartlett
Busse
St. Alexis Hospital
Mexico
Mrs. Carman
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