National Life Trustees Oust Pyle Aides as Iowa Sums Restore Policy
Des Moines reports James P. Hewitt named trustee for the National Life Assurance Association. The state aims to restore the company to former standards with new officers including Judge Hewitt and E. T. Meredith, and to protect policyholders while coordinating with the state auditor and attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James P. Hewitt
National Life Assurance Association
Iowa
Henry Pyle
Cosson
J. B. Sullivan
A. L. Hager
Judge Hewitt
E. T. Meredith
Directory Board
Convict Loses Habeas Corpus Fight at Fort Madison
West Union Charles W Lockard of Wadena was returned to Fort Madison penitentiary after losing a habeas corpus case. Lockard had served months in the penitentiary. D T Blodgett aided Lockard. He contends his lawyers persuaded him to plead guilty for a lighter sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Charles W. Lockard
Wadena
Fort Madison
Lockard
D. T. Blodgett
The Vasectomy Case in Council Bluffs Hearing
Judge Mae Pherson announced that Judge Walter I. Smith of the U S circuit court of appeals Council Bluffs Judge John C Pollock of Kansas City and another judge would preside at the final hearing next month of the appeal by Fort Madison prison convicts from enforcement of the sterilization law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Smith MaePherson
Walter I. Smith
United States Circuit Court of Appeals of
John C. Pollock
Kansas City
Fort Madison
Youth Kills Self Near Audubon Home
Wheeler a 21 year old son of Mrs. James Lee living near Audubon shot himself in the forehead at Tom Newell’s home where he had lived two years. Authorities seek motive finding he was told his visits to a nearby young girl must stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Lstal Wheeler
James Lee
Tom Newell
Wheeler
Newells
Oldest Iowa Resident Debate Centers on Farmington Man
Centerville doctor contest seeks Iowa longevity record as J. P. Alfrey of Farmington born January 1836 celebrates a lifelong residence. Alfrey has lived in Farmington since birth and remains a candidate for the state's oldest resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Farmington
W. M. Scott
Centerville
J. P. Alfrey
Alfrey
Ex-State Senator Sued Over Sister's Will Bequest
Former State Senator O. B. Courtright an attorney is defendant in a suit before Judge Platt brought by William J. and Theodore M. Graham to set aside a bequest in their sister's will. The bequest gave Courtright five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
O. B. Courtright
Platt
William J
Theodore M. Graham
Dinner for 809 Students at Iowa City
The University of Iowa sets March 31 for the annual family dinner. About 800 students faculty members and alumni will participate in the banquet at Iowa City campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
the State University
Lake City Newspaper Woman Jennie Eccles Dies
Miss Jennie Eccles, longtime associate of the Lake City Graphic, died Sunday. The body will be taken to Nevada, Iowa, for interment after services in Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
Jennie Eccles
Graphic
Nevada
Pastor to Leave Charge for Charter Oak Church
The Reverend Theodore Wolfram announces he will leave after twenty five years at Emmanuel Lutheran Waterloo to accept a pastorate at Charter Oak. He asks the congregation to release him from his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Theodore Wolfram
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Charter Oak
Hampshire sow sale sets records in Council Bluffs
Record prices swept the nation at HN. D. DeKalb’s Hampshire sow sale in Council Bluffs. The top bid reached 550 dollars for a two year old sow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Hampshire
HN. D. DeKalb
State Farm Superintendent Appointed at Town State College
Martin Olson was appointed superintendent of the extension department farm at Town State College. He will supervise all farm work and is a former resident of Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm
Ames
Martin Olson
Town State College
Olson
Slater
Keokuk Electric Plans $10,000 Line Expansion
Keokuk Electric Company will spend about $10,000 this spring to extend and enlarge lines in the northwest part of Keokuk and next year will extend lines to the new baseball park, expanding service for area residents and the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Keokuk Electric Company
Baseball Park
Chinese Teachers Coming to Town State College
Dr Ping Wen Kuo, Y Chen, and T T Yu of the Chinese educational commission of Europe and America will visit Town State Teachers' College in early May to discuss educational cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ping Wen Kuo
Y. Chen
T. T. Yu
Chinese Educational Commission of
Europe and
America
Town State Teachers’ College
Iowa Falls Preserve Receives First Hungarian Partridges
The Iowa Falls game preserve near Iowa Falls has received its first shipment of Hungarian partridges. The preserve sits on extensive land to the west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Ames Plans Large Scale Experimental Farms Statewide
State College at Ames aims to establish twenty acre experimental tracts at each state institution. Professor Stevens presented the plan to the board of control and offered teaching help in modern farming. J H W McConlogue seeks an attorney general ruling on leasing the land for twenty to twenty five years. Board members favor the plan if legally permissible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Agricultural College
Stevens
Board of Control
J. Hw, McConlogue
State College
Railroad Change Rumored In Atlantic Southern Purchase
A strong rumor cites the Chicago and North Western Railway purchasing the Atlantic Southern from this city to Villisca and seeking Atlantic Northern to connect Manning to Villisca. G W Coffin denied talk, VP De Roo Webber offered no comment, and Agent Drehmeyer allegedly claimed the deal had been consummated with Northwestern in possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Atlantic Southern
Villisca
Atlantic Northern
Manning
Kimballton
G. W. Coffin
de Roo Webber
Drehmey
Northwestern
Pension After Fifty Years in Iowa Soldier's Home
John P. Wagner, 72, of Ottumwa and a member of the soldiers' home, will soon receive a civil war pension after a fifty year wait. The dispute began in 1864 when Wagner failed to salute General Auger, leading to charges and a later dishonorable discharge by court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
John P. Wagner
Ottumwa
Uncle Sam
Wagner
Auger
Windy blast at Buxton mine halts work for months
A blast at Consolidated Coal Co. No 2 mine in Buxton killed timber man John Taylor and pumper John Williams. Ninety mules died as timber and roof collapsed along half a mile of damaged shaft. About 300 men employed. mine under investigation by state inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Consolidated Coal Company
Buxton
John Taylor
John Williams
John KH. Jeffrey
R. T. Reese
Joint Iowa Optometrists and Jewelers Convention Set
Des Moines hosts a two day joint meeting of optometrists and jewelers on April 15 16 at the Auditorium. A committee led by C H Haney A J Decker KK Keith E W Cox J F Edgar and George S Goodale organized the event with a large attendance expected and a diamonds exhibit plus moving pictures of a major watch factory at a local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Optometrists and Jewelers of
Iowa
C. H. Haney
Hampton
A. J. Decker
Newton
KK. K. Keith
Eagle Grove
E. W. Cox
J. F. Edgar
Eldora
George S. Goodale
Lenox
Gold Finds Reported on Hanson Farm in Humboldt County
Excitement sweeps the southwestern Humboldt County area after reports of gold discovered on the Rolf Hanson farm, one mile west of Thor. A hard rock layer about 150 feet underground and gold in black sand are described by well drillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Rockwell City
Rolf Hanson
Thor
Grinnell Honors Four Phi Beta Kappa Seniors
Grinnell College selects four seniors for Phi Beta Kappa membership based on top grades. Joe Welch Primghar Evelyn Miller Calmar Inez Henley Grinnell are named among the Class of 1914 for high academic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Chester Camp
Corning
Joe Welch
Primghar
Evelyn Miller
Calmar
Inez Henley
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Iowa Man Slain In Omaha On Viaduct
A man believed to be Albert Dalton of Crest on Ia was murdered on the O street viaduct in South Omaha. His body with the throat cut was found by an officer. Dalton, about 40, was a railroad worker. Sight of the killer unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Albert Dalton
Cfreston
O” Street
Dalton
Workers Win At Ft Dodge Arbitration Decision
The Fort Dode eight linemen discharged by Fort Dodge Telephone Co were found unjustly discharged by a three member board of arbitration and conciliation appointed by Governor Clarke. The panel included Judge Z A Church of Jefferson Judge B P Birdsall of Clarion and J P Dempster of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dode
Fort Dodge Telephone Company
Board of Arbitration and
Clarke
Z. A. Church
Jefferson
B. P. Birdsall
Clarion
J. P. Dempster
Des Moines
School Work Under Way at Cedar Falls Rural Schools
Opening of the spring term at Teachers' College marks the start of work in Cedar Falls township rural demonstration schools. Enrolled Mivery boys and girls will undertake garden farm and home duties as part of their course, with a full report to be made next fall on each pupil's progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Water reaches depth at state hospital well
The well at the state hospital for inebriates in Knoxville has reached 608 feet. The drill is penetrating a water flow believed sufficient for all needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
State Hospital
Run Down By Train Near Home Claims Taylor Bryson Life
Taylor Bryson aged 40 of Council Bluffs was killed when a Great Western train struck him near his home last Sunday. The death follows his home being destroyed in the Easter day tornado a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluf
Taylor Bryson
Great Western
Fort Dodge Lines Offered for City Purchase
Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern president H E Loring offers to sell the local street car line to the city for 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
H. E. Loring
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad
Explosion Claims Infant After Bottle Spills On Stove
The infant child of Mrs. Herman Waller died and the mother was likely fatally burned when an alcohol bottle fell onto a hot stove causing an explosion. The incident occurred here and is reported as a tragic domestic accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Herman Waller
New Bank at Winfield Elects Directors
A committee soliciting subscriptions for a new bank in Winfield has raised capital of $50,000. Subscribers are called to a meeting on March 19 to elect directors for the Farmers National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Farmers’ National Bank
Land Sells at 340 An Acre in Nevada Sale
Nevada area land transaction records show ten acres sold at 240 dollars an acre just west of Story City. Buyer Julius Hougen acquired the parcel from seller M. O. Marvick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Story City
M. O. Marvick
Julius Hougen
Forest City deputy forms Winnebago Pilot Knob game preserve
St John of Osage, deputy game warden, establishes a state game preserve east of Forest City. The area covers Winnebago and Hancock counties and includes Pilot Knob as a key landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
St. John of Osage
Winnebago
Flancock
Pilot Knob
Tennant School Dedicated In Consolidated District
The new twelve thousand dollar Tennant school building in the consolidated district was dedicated. Speakers included Lieut. Gov. W. L. Harding and J. C. McGlade of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennant
Harlan
W. L. Harding
J. C. McGlade
Des Moines
Maxwell Electrics Deal Ties Iowa Firms to City Station
A contract completes between Rathway Light company of Iowa and Lookinghill Enfield of Maxwell for a high tension power line between the Iowa plants and a Maxwell station to supply electricity for Maxwell light and power needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Nevada
Iowa
Rathway & Light Company
Lookinghill & Enfield
Plaintiff testifies in $5,000 damages suit over search warrant
Fort Madison recounts David Krehbiel in Krebiel vs Henkle on the witness stand for a full day. The case seeks $5,000 from alleged damages arising from issuing a search warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
David Krehbiel
Krebiel
Henkle
Prominent Merchant Williams Dies in Illinois Visit
J C Williams a longtime Lake Mills merchant with the Eckert and Williams firm died last week while visiting Illinois. He was one of the county’s oldest residents and his passing marked a noted local loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
J. C. Williams
County
Ilinois
Williams
Eckert & Williams
Lake Mills
Royal Neighbors State Meeting Ends With Festive Session
The Royal Neighbors of America held its triennial state convention with 609 members in Weavenport. Delegates transacted routine business and enjoyed festive activities between sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Weavenport
The
Royal Neighbors of America
Progressive meet aims for full ticket in Osceola
Osceola hosts a full house as B. O. Aylesworth state organizer for the progressive party addresses supporters. After the regular meeting a conference is held to arrange a complete ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Mouse
Osceola
B. O. Aylesworth
Progressive Party
Foil Plot Report Details Plan to Seize Rock Island Arsenal
Adjutant General Forbes of California reports to Washington that an unemployed army led by “General” Kelley planned to seize the Rock Island federal arsenal, arm 500000 men, and march on Washington to trigger a national revolt. Lieut Grimes, spying for Kelley, described Chicago gathering and rail transport commandeering with Canadian backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
War Department
Washington
Forbes
National Guard of
California
Kelley
Rock Island
Ill
Franklin Grimes
State Guard
Grimes
United States
Chicago
Wilson absolves Page over Monroe speech
President Wilson on March 18 exonerated Ambassador Walter Hines Page saying his Monroe doctrine address contained no phrase that could offend the United States. The president said the speech was misquoted and misrepresented and that the report reflects an accurate statement of fact without any line the government could object to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Walter Hines Page
United States
Court of St. James
Page
German Aviator Killed In Landing Crash At Meta
Lieut. Von Gard was crushed to death when his German military aircraft crashed during a landing at Meta. The plane toppled to the ground from about 200 feet, killing the aviator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta
Germany
Lieut
von Gard
Twenty Wounded In Peru Demonstration
Twenty persons were seriously wounded in Lima during a demonstration against Leguia the first vice president who returned March 16 to succeed exiled President Billinghurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Lima
Leguia
Republic
Billinghurst
Japanese intermediary commits suicide in prison
Tokio March 19 Yoshida, said to have acted as intermediary between Siemens & Shcuckert and Japanese naval officials, died by his own hand in prison amid a navy scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Yoshida
Siemens & Shhuckert Company
Lumber Rate Order Targets Illinois Central Discrimination
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders the Illinois Central railroad to remove lumber rate discrimination against Paducah Kentucky, favoring Cairo Illinois, correcting an unequal pricing practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ilnois Central Railroad
Paducah
Cairo
Ill
Convicts Escape From Leavenworth Prison
Two inmates Lloyd Blitzburger and Bert Adams escaped the federal prison in Leavenworth Kansas by breaking their cell door lock on Monday March 18 before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Leavenworth
Kan
Lloyd Blitzburger
Bert Adams
Paris Editor Calmette Shot by Caillaux Wife
In Paris on March 18 Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro was killed by Mme Henriette Caillaux wife of Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux. She fired five shots at six paces wounding him fatally as the feud over alleged political corruption and published love letters culminated in the deadly act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gaston Calmette
The
Figaro
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Joseph Caillaux
Finance
Calmette
Caillaux
Bourget
Mme. Caillaux
Earthquake Hits Akita District Causing Severe Destruction
An earthquake in Akita prefecture on Sunday killed many in Akita city and damaged towns including Kawakubi and Kifameno. Dozens died in the Omono river basin as 320 houses were destroyed and a copper mine collapsed with 309 workers missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Akita
Hondo
Kawakubi
Omono
Kifameno
Tsurundato
St. Petersburg
Kuban
Russia
Ekaterinodar
Sea of Azov
Yorsk
Strait of Kertsch
Paris
Normandy
Brittany
Wall collapse at St Louis leads to more deaths
The Missouri Athletic club building fire left 30 dead and a wall collapse at the St Louis Seed Co building adds three more fatalities. One hundred seventy men withdrew before the wall fell. Ten laborers are missing and several injured were rescued including Miss May Melvein and Mildred Sunderman. James Cobb survived after two hours buried. The disaster was caused by high wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis Seed Company
McKelvey
William Davidson
Miss May Melvein
Mildred Sunderman
Hazel Sunderman
Henry Stattman
Stephen Paulter
Henry Hazelmeyer
James Cobb
Cobb
Man on Life Term Skips Jail Break, Captured in Georgia
Joliet Illinois report says Mathew Starba serving a life term escaped custody during a holiday from Joliet Penitentiary. A constable nabbed him at Braceville Georgia on March 19 as guards sheriffs deputies scoured miles around for the fugitive. President Wilson administration endorsed unanimously by Southern Newspaper Publishers Association at closing session. Bud Logan of Chicago knocked out Jack Regan Milwaukee in fourth round in Oshkosh. Electric car derailment near Woburn injures seven of 90 passengers. car plunges at foot of hill into bank, staying upright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Mathew Starba
Joiiet
Stakha
Braceville
Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Oshkosh
Wis
Bud Logan
Chicago
Jack Regan
Milwaukee
Woburn
Mass
Thaw Case Budget Controversy Flows Through Legislature
In Albany on March 19 a bill seeks a $43,615 appropriation to cover attorney fees in the legal fight to return Harry K Thaw to Matteawan. The measure targets funding for proceedings connected to the Thaw case and the state’s handling of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Harry K Thaw
Matteawan
Tillman Declares He Will Bury His Critics
Senator Tillman at the Senate reading aloud an article he wrote on restoring his health provokes laughter from colleagues then he vows I’ll bury you fellows yet a bold retort amid political ribbing in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Washington
Senate
Girl Admits Killing Freed In Kentucky Trial
In Mayfield Kentucky on March 18 a jury found May Copeland and her fiancé Lucian Turk not guilty in the second trial for the murder of Miss Copeland's brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
May Copeland
Lucian Turk
Miss Copeland
Brush Fire Threatens Pomona Area Property
A serious brush fire in San Antonio canyon near Pomona California on March 18 burns fiercely and endangers lives and about $500000 in property as numerous volunteers fight the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Cal
San Antonio Canyon
Four Die in Brechen Hotel Fire in Ontario
Brechen Ontario reports four killed when a blaze destroyed the Brechen hotel. Victims include Mrs. Thomas McCauley his son and daughter and the daughter's maid. Over twenty guests escaped in night clothing. Loss estimated at $50,000. In Baltimore a separate blaze on the Old Bay steamer Alabama caused several thousand dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brechen
Ontario
Thomas McCauley
Baltimore
Bay Line
Alabama
May Reunite the Goelets After Divorce Granted
Friends of Mr and Mrs Robert Goele t pursue reconciliation after wife received a cruelty based divorce. Efforts have persisted for months with reports of possible success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
St. 1
Robert Goelet
Pan American Congress Postponed in Chile
The fifth Pan American conference scheduled for September in Santiago Chile is postponed and will not occur before November. The announcement comes from Chilean officials and affects plans across the Pan American bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
One Killed In Wreck on B and O Washington Pa
One trainman died when a freight engine jumped the track and crashed into the West Washington station near Washington Pennsylvania on March 19. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad incident disrupted service and prompted an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
West Washington
Here
Owner of New York Herald Ill. in Cairo Bay
James Gordon Bennett publisher of the New York Herald is seriously ill with fever aboard the Lysistrata at Suez. He is reported delirious and another doctor has been summoned to the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Cairo
James Gordon Bennett
The
Lysistrata
Suez
Militant Knocked Out By Scotland Prison Commissioner
Glasgow March 18 Dr James Devon prison commissioner for Scotland knocked out an irate militant suffragette who attacked him with a dog whip, taking the law into his own hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
James Devon
Mrs Wilson Relapses After Foot Operation at White House
Washington reports Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the president suffered a relapse on Wednesday causing alarm at the White House. Information is sealed and officials refuse details while Dr Cary Grayson remains at her bedside amid rounds of hurried explanations following a prior minor foot operation after a rug accident weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Cary Grayson
Katherine Dickman
Margaret Wilson
Helen
Woodrow Bones
Doctor Grayson
Mrs. Wilson
Coal Trust Road Issued Against Lehigh Valley and 16 Others
Proceedings in equity filed in the New York district court seek dissolution of anthracite coal land holdings by the Lehigh Valley railroad subsidiaries and 16 individuals. United States District Attorney Marshall alleges a conspiracy to monopolize coal production and sales by controlling mines and output and using railroad power to favor allied companies while discriminating against rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
United States District Court of New York
United States District Attorney
Marshall
Lehigh Railroad
Train Holdup Near Beaumont Reveals $14,000 Payroll Loot
A lone robber halted the northbound Santa Fe express train No. 202 near Helbig Texas and escaped with about $14,000. deputies and Beaumont police pursued but the suspect vanished into wooded country. The shipment belonged to a Beaumont lumber company en route to Browndell for payroll use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Santa Fe
Here
Helbig
Browndell
Deputy Sheriff Killed Alongside Black Man in Mississippi Boat Incident
In Friars Point Mississippi on Wednesday a deputy sheriff Frank Mullen died after an altercation aboard the steamboat Kate Adams. He struck Frank Russell who died and an additional Black person was arrested. A third Black man struck Mullen and escaped into the river. Delayed reports warn of further mob fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friars Point
Miss
Kate Adams
Frank Mullen
Frank Russell
Mullen
Noted Author Near Death in Mobile
Mobile, Alabama March 20. T. C. de Leon, a noted author, lies critically ill at the home of Mrs. T. D. McCoy after a stroke. Attending physicians express little to no hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
T. C. de Leon
T. D. McCoy
Oakland Aviator Seeks Panama Exposition Air Franchise
Weldon Cooke of Oakland has applied to the Panama-Pacific exposition for a franchise to carry passengers by aeroplane between Oakland and the fair grounds in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Weldon Cooke
Fair Grounds
Bishop Bristol Ill In Chicago With Acute Indigestion
Bishop Frank M. Bristol of Omaha remains in critical condition at the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago after illness of acute indigestion. Mrs. Bristol, the bishop’s wife, has arrived in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Chicago
Frank M. Bristol
Omaha
Grand Pacific Hotel
Three jailed men bound grocer in burning assault
In Laconia New Hampshire on March 20 three assailants bound James Dublin in his grocery with rope and set a blaze endangering thirty people on the upper floor Dublin was rescued by bystanders and authorities are pursuing charges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
N. H
James Dublins
Dublas
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