Expert views group tours Iowa on corn and livestock outlook
Dr. M N Merritt of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station cites Iowa as likely to post a strong corn crop with ample pasture and feed. He warns against shipping hogs and cattle to market, predicting higher prices nationwide and an 85 percent Iowa crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
M. N. Merritt
Illinois Agricultural Experiment Sotation
Galesburg
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Barbers Trade War Sparks Sunday Price of Peace
Davenport reports a clash between nonunion and union barbers as three lawsuits move to force nonunion shops to close on Sundays. The shops are located in hotels and the Sabbath violation is the central charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers
Davenport
Trouble for Druggists in Mason City Evidence to be Presented
The department of public safety has collected information on drug sales including heroin and opium products. The evidence, indicating dealers in the area, will be laid before the pharmacy commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Department of Public Safety
Pharmacy Commission
Dental Society Elects Rockwell City Officers
The Fort Dodge District Dental Society held its semi annual convention in Rockwell City. New officers elected include President C. W. Siefkin of Rolfe, vice president B. E. D. Nixon of Humboldt, secretary H. Latcham of Jefferson, and treasurer S. G. Barker of Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell City
Fort Dodge
Henry County Betterment group to launch countywide campaign
The Henry County Betterment association met to organize a countywide educational drive. Crop expert J W Coverdale of Ames will deliver several lectures to promote improved crops and stock across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Henry County Betterment Association
J. W. Coverdale
Ames
Lucas Old Soldiers Meet
The Lucas County Veterans Association held its annual meeting in Chariton with a basket dinner at the courthouse followed by a musical and literary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Old Soldiers
Chariton
Lucas County Veterans’ Association
Court House
Thresher Engine Wreck Crashes Bridge Collapse Near Shenandoah
A thresher engine and tank wagon plunged through a bridge four miles south of town. Operator Al Oline sustained a broken hip and a deep scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thresher
Shenandoah
Here
al Oline
Horse Stolen in Story Nevada Report
A horse and buggy were stolen from Story City property of O. M. Valen. No clues have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story
Nevada
Story City
O. M. Valen
Iowa Woman Found Dead in Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs. George Van Hock aged 52 living at 818 Vernal Street was found dead in her doorway. Cause of death given as heart failure or apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
George van Hock
Vernal Street
Farmer Dies in Chicken Killing Accident
Forest City resident Hans Jordal was accidentally shot while killing chickens for threshers three miles north of Leland. He died instantly, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Hans Jordal
Leland
Chariton Carnival Ends After Four Merrymaking Days
Chariton hosts four days of street carnival and homecoming with big crowds and plentiful amusements concluding a festive celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Grinnell Receives Memorial Tablet from Iowa Band
Grinnell College has received a valuable memorial tablet commemorating the seventieth anniversary of its founding in 1843. The gift is donated by Dr. J. Ackerman Coles of New York City, honoring the college and its Iowa Band founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Iowa Band
J. Ackerman Coles
New York City
Anamosa Man Robbed on Davenport Streetcar
Anamosa man M. J. Ireland was robbed on a Davenport street car losing his purse containing a $20 bill and a certificate of deposit for $1 225. Police investigated the incident and sought witnesses to identify the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Davenport
M. J. Ireland
Fraternities Eye Wholesale Cooperative Purchase
Ames reports thirteen men's fraternities consider forming a cooperative to buy all principal supplies in wholesale quantities through a single supplier network to cut moving costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Foresters at Oxford Initiate 22 Candates
The Catholic Order of Foresters at Oxford initiated a class of twenty two candidates. One hundred Foresters from eastern Iowa witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters At
Oxford
Iowa City
Catholic Order of Foresters At
Iowa
McCaskill Set for Second Trial on Manslaughter Charge
Jefferson T. McCaskill will face a second trial starting November 4 on a manslaughter charge after his murder verdict was appealed, reversed, and remanded by the supreme court. He has remained free on $8,000 bonds. The case centers on the death of Henry Phillips, a wealthy farmer, in a dispute over a sewing machine delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jefferson T. McCaskill
McCaskill
Supreme Court
Henry Phillips
Cholera Devastates Iowa Swine Herds Slashing Markets
Cholera sweeps northern Iowa hog herds with packing firms fearing tighter supply and higher prices. Farmers rush underweight hogs to market as losses in Iowa and southern Minnesota top one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
Minnesota
Farmers Cooperative Elevator reports year grain sales and profit
Cooperative Grain Company of Woolstock reports 435,889 bushels of grain bought this year and a net profit of 9,611.91 from grain coal and tile sales. Over seven years total profits amount to 42,728.22 with distributions to stockholders based on grain delivered by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Grain Company
Eagle Grove
Farmers Cooperative Elevator Company of Woolstock
Iowa Teachers Organize in North Central Association
The North Central Iowa School association of sixteen counties has been formed. County superintendents from Black Hawk Bremer Cerro Gordo Butler and Franklin met at the State Teachers' college. Officers named include President C. T. Bason Mason City Vice President Miss Margaret Myers Waterloo Secretary Miss Mary Cretzmeyer Waverly and Treasurer I. H. Hart Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Falls
North Central Iowa School Association
Black Hawk
Bremer
Cerro Gordo
Butler
Franklin
State Teachers’ College
C. T. Bason
Mason City
Margaret Myers
Waterloo
Mary Cretzmeyer
Waverly
I. H. Hart
Allison
Highway to Be Benefitted by Hawkeye Highway Ruling
Iowa towns along the Hawkeye highway celebrate a government decision to allocate 30000 dollars to improve roads in Dubuque county for the Hawkeye Highway. The funds will not go to the Dubuque to Cascade route, aiding travel between Dubuque Iowa Falls Waterloo Fort Dodge and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Dubuque County
Hawkeye
Dubuque
Cascade
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Loot Found in Mail Box in Sioux City Theft
Securities valued at 13 thousand dollars were stolen in Sioux City during the fair and later returned to William Bush a farmer near LeMars. Only the cash totaling 13 dollars remained, kept in the wallet with the securities. The wallet with the securities was placed in a mailbox by the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
William Bush
LeMars
Harwood Wins Fort Peck Land Lottery Draw
Herbert M. Harwood of Iowa City a secretary of the Iowa State Federation of Ad clubs and head of the University of Iowa publicity bureau is among the latest lucky drawers in the Fort Peck land lottery. He receives 160 acres of wheat land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood
Iowa City
Herbert M. Harwood
Iowa State Federation of Ad Clubs
University of Iowa Publicity Bureau
Fort Peck
Buffalo Skull Found Along Squaw Creek
Ames-John Tallman, son of a local merchant, found a well preserved buffalo skull and horns protruding from a sand bar while hunting. The horns are petrified and will be donated to the state college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
John Tallman
Squaw Creek
State College
Veteran Lawyer Dying in Des Moines
Judge C. C. Cole, veteran attorney, is critically ill at his daughter's home on 2907 Otage Grove Avenue and is not expected to survive. He lies seriously ill with pneumonia and prognosis is poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. C. Cole
Ottage Grove Avenue
Champion Corn Grower claimant near Monticello
Louis Lawrence, a farmer four miles north of Monticello, declares himself champion corn grower of the area. He cultivates ninety five acres expected to yield about 75 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Louis Lawrence
Horse Plunges Into Auto in Mason City
A driving horse belonging to farmer Silas Parker charged into an automobile driven by Clarence Mabie. One horse died and two men were near death from injuries in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Silas Parker
Clarence Mabie
Bull Attacks Girl in Pasture Near Anamosa
The 12-year-old daughter of Herman Rickel of Wayne township was charged by a bull while tending cows. She suffered severe facial and arm injuries and is listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Herman Rickel
Wayne Township
Clarion Corn Carnival Set for October Ninth
Clarion merchants announce the annual corn carnival on October ninth with prizes for corn and corn products totaling several hundred dollars. The event highlights local commerce and farm produce in the Clarion area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Merchants of
Squirrel Hunters Fined In Logan
Roy Wyant Dave Lawrence and Lyles Allman were fined about 116 for shooting seven squirrels. Wyant and Lawrence could not pay their shares and serve 25 fines in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Wyant
Dave Lawrence
Lyles Allman
Wyant
Lawrence
Doctor Cook Speaks in Iowa City on Pole Quest
Dr. Frederick Cook of North Pole fame gave a second illustrated lecture in Iowa City at the Englert theater titled My Quest about his alleged trip to the pole. The presentation covered his journey with detailed images and narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Cook
Iowa City
Frederick Cook
North Pole
Englert Theater
The
Pole
Aviator Lindsay Denied Pardon and Sent to Prison
Des Moines Governor Clarke refused a pardon hearing for Earl W Lindsay of Newton. Lindsay, who flew under the name Earl Yarmouth, had previously earned a summer freedom to help pay family debts. The case, twice found guilty, was reviewed by the state supreme court which denied further rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Earl W.lindsay
Newton
Clarke
Gilbertson
Lindsay
Mary Dutton
Supreme Court
Earl Yarmouth
Cosson
Veterans Reunion and Civic Celebration in New Hampton
New Hampton hosts two events on October 14 the civic celebration organized by local businessmen and the reunion of the thirty-eighth regiment of the Grand Army of the Republic. The regiment drawn from northeastern Town and several counties, earned the sobriquet the martyr regiment due to heavy losses.
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New Hampton
Thirty-Eighth Regiment
Grand Army of the Republic
Thirty Eighth Regiment
Fayette County
Winneshiel
Chickasaw
Bremer
Cerro Gordo
Howard Counties
New Masonic Temple Corner Stone Dedic at Carroll
Signet Lodge No. 264 laid the cornerstone of a new Masonic temple in Carroll with Iowa Grand Lodge officers present. Past Grand Master W Fr Cleveland gave the address as construction proceeds on the former site, with a contract price around 30000 dollars and a planned completion by January 1 1914.
Philippine Teachers Needed in Philippine Islands
Due to a shortage of instructors in the Philippines, the bureau of insular affairs calls Iowa State Teachers' College students, especially women, to serve. The last exam for selection to attend the 1914 vacation assembly at Baguio will be held December 30-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Philippines
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Baguio
Two-Story Clear Lake Building Collapses Amid Excavation
A two story Clear Lake building housing a cafe and other tenants collapsed after excavation on the adjacent lot for a new Odd Fellows building. Debris then caught fire, aiding further destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Clear Lake
Odd Fellows
Winfield Man Drowned in Mississippi River
The body of W. J. Mc Glade of Winfield was recovered from the Mississippi River at Rock Island and brought here. The cause of the drowning is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
W. J. McGlade
Mississippi River
Rock Island
Freight Cars Robbed in Rock Island Yard Break-In
Eighteen merchandise cars in Rock Island railway yards were broken into within days. Goods stolen include molasses and soap among other items. Police seek suspects and review yard security footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rock Island
Adel to Get New School
Adel voters approve a $48 000 plan in a special election to build a three story fireproof schoolhouse. The project advances to construction under local educational authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
Iowa Farm Sold Near Eagle Grove to John Schwenck
The Ed Thebiay farm west of Eagle Grove sold last week for 200 dollars an acre, totaling 200 acres. Buyer John Schwenck, a longtime dealer in Canada lands, shows evident faith in Wright County property.
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Iowa
Eagle Grove
Ed Thebiay
John Schwenck
Wright County
Canada Lands
Reunion of Thirty Ninth Iowa at Adel
A reunion of the Thirty ninth Iowa infantry was held in Adel this week. Col. David J. Palmer and other speakers gave addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
Thirtyninth Iowa Infantry
David J. Palmer
Sulzer Stock Loans Tied to His Wife’s Finances at Trial
Albany Oct 2 Governor Sulzer faced testimony that stock dealings with Harris and Fuller were for his wife Mrs Sulzer and tied to unreported campaign funds. Melville Fuller testified Sulzer borrowed from the firm to aid his wife, with loans on Big Four shares and a sizable margin account collapse. The judge barred evidence of alleged corrupt bargains with Greene Oswego and Essex assemblymen and dismissed the Patrie claim.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
New York
Harris & Fuller
Carnegie Trust Company of New York
Mr. Sulzer
Big Four
Cullen
High Court
Patrie
Greene County
Assemblyman
Sweet
Oswego
Prime
Essex
Stowaways Leap From Ship in Hudson River Escape
Four men detained for deportation on the steamer France escaped by leaping 45 feet from an upper deck into the Hudson. Belts found in the river suggested they perished. They were hidden in a cabin near the hospital ward, escaped through a wall hole, chutes to the coal pit, and emergency ladders, unseen by a guard. All had recently arrived as stowaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Hudson River
Mob Violence Ends Fatal Unrest in Harriston Mississippi
Sept 30 Harriston Mississippi reports a racial riot after two Black brothers under the influence of drugs sparked a Sunday clash. A mob killed three white men, four Black men, and a Black woman while fatally wounding two Moon brothers and injuring about twenty others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriston
Miss
Druge
Albanian Amazons Join Warfront in Albania
Vienna reports women take active combat roles in Albania with many armed amazons fighting shoulder to shoulder with their husbands sons and brothers in the ongoing conflict reflecting a strong female presence in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Albania
Miss Lathrop Reports Improvement After Illness
Rockford Illinois October 2 Miss Julia Lathrop director of the federal children's bureau has been ill at her home with a threatened typhoid attack and is now reported to be better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
Rockford, Il
Julia Lathrop
Federal Children's Bureau
Bowater New Lord Mayor of London
London reports Sir Thomas Vansittart Bowater elected lord mayor of London. He will assume office November 9. Bowater is the first Lancastrian to attain this high position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Thomas Vansittart Bowater
Thomas i
Ball Player Walter Moore Dies in Decatur Gas Tragedy
Walter Moore once a Buffalo team player in the Eastern league and later with Al G Fields minstrels was found dead in bed with the gas on in Decatur Illinois on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Walter Moore
Buffalo
al G. Fields
Minstrels
Refugees Flee Piedras Negras as U S Reinforcements Rush In
In Piedras Negras the rebel advance prompts hundreds to flee across the international bridge to Eagle Pass. U S Consul Blocker warns foreigners to evacuate amid fears of rioting as federal troops drive the insurgents north. In Hermosillo a secession plan forms a Confederate States of Mexico with Carranza as president and a cabinet named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedras Negras
Mex
United States
Blocker
International Bridge
Hagle Pass
Maas
Sabinas
Matamoras
Brownsville
Tex
Eagle Pass
San Antonio
el Paso
Hermosillo
Mexico
Juan Sanchez Arrona
Edurado Hay
Lower
California
Girl Hurt in Oelrichs Auto Crash on Broadway
Lucille Singleton a Bryn Mawr student and Texas mine owner’s daughter, 19, was injured when a car owned by Hermann Oelrichs struck a tree to avoid a Broadway streetcar. A male passenger named Oregmore or Orighorn vanished before police could question him. Hospital reports indicate likely recovery.
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New York
Lucille Singleton
Bryn Mawr
Hermann Oelrichs
Oregmore
Orighorn
Alexander McDowell Dies Former House Clerk at 82
Alexander McDowell longtime clerk of the United States House of Representatives in Washington died at his home in Sharon Pennsylvania at age eighty two after an illness of several weeks. He served fifteen years in the position. The death occurred on October 2 in Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McDowell
Sharon
House of Representatives
Washington
Woman Scalped by Auto in Wisconsin Incident
Mrs. Oscar Anderson of Reidstown Wisconsin was scalped when her hair became caught in the machinery of an overturned automobile driven by her husband. She lies hospitalized following the accident near La Crosse Wisconsin on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Oscar Anderson
Reidstown
Roosevelt Kin Killed in Motor Collision
Haverhill Mass October 1 Harry L Lee died from injuries after a motorcycle hit an electric car His sister Lillian Lee was killed instantly They were related to Colonel Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Haverhill
Mass
Harry L. Lee
Lillian Lee
Colonel Roosevelt
Steamer Mohawk Grounded in Poughkeepsie Harbor
Three hundred passengers were transferred after the steamer Mohawk of the Manhattan Navigation company ran hard aground at Poughkeepsie New York on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Manhattan W Navigation Company
Tariff Bill Authorized. Smith Lever Amendment Passes House
Washington October 2 The Democratic tariff revision bill leaves the House after adoption of the main conference agreement by 254 to 103. Underwood carries the Smith Lever cotton futural tax amendment by 171 to 161, with cross party support and southern Democrats urging delay. The cotton futures tax fate lies with the Senate as Clarke’s amendment is accepted in part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Representative Underwood
Congress
Not Reported This Session Garret Says
Washington October 2. Chairman Garrett of the house lobby investigating committee said on Tuesday the committee will not report at this session of congress. Other items include Archduke Ferdinand to visit King George next month and a Calcutta police killing with suspected political motives.
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Washington
Garrett
House
Vienna
Ferdinand
George
England
Calcutta
Springfield
Arthur B. Smith
Florence Cavileer Smith
Hagan
Yarmouth
New Haven
Conn
William Howard Taft
Kent
Yale
Yale Law School
Hammondsport
N. Y
Lincoln Beachey
Federal jurist impeachment bid reaches House committee
D T Blodgett of Des Moines filed a petition with the House demanding impeachment proceedings against Justice Willis Van Devanter. The charges claim Van Devanter declined to grant a writ of habeas corpus after Blodgett was convicted of forgery in Iowa courts. The matter was referred to the judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court of the United States
Committee On Judiciary
D. T. Blodgett
Des Moines
van Deventer
Blodgett
Iowa
Woodruff Stricken During Speech in New York
Timothy L. Woodruff former New York lieutenant governor collapsed at Cooper Union after delivering a fusion notification meeting address. Doctors said he suffered a stroke of paralysis and his condition was serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
Cooper Union
Manuel and Wife Not Estranged Says Dispatch
Lisbon reports that supporters of ex King Manuel say dispatches confirm no quarrel or estrangement with his wife. The notes from October mention cordial relations despite rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Lisbon
Portugal
Moorish Chief Dan Guita Assassinated in Morocco
Madrid dispatch reports Dan Guita, leader of Moorish tribesmen in revolt against Spaniards, was assassinated at Tazza. The telegram from Cangier, Morocco, confirms his death as the uprising faced suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Cangier
Morocco
Danguita
Tazza
Senator Lodge Undergoes Operation in Nahant
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge underwent a surgical operation last Thursday to remove a growth on the right side. The news of the operation was withheld until Monday as he recovers in Nahant Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Lodge
Nahant
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Governor Cox Pardons Woman Slayer Jennie Owens
Columbus Oct 1 Governor Cox grants a pardon to Jennie Owens serving life for murder. She suffers from tuberculosis and was deemed a threat to fellow inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Cox
Columbus
Cox
Jennie Owens
Panama and Colon Rocked by Severe Quake Depths Uncertain
A strong earthquake struck Panama and Colon late Wednesday night, 11:20 PM, lasting nearly a minute with a second tremor at 11:40 PM. Buildings shook, clocks stopped, and residents fled. no serious damage reported yet, while alarms centered on Gatun locks and the Culebra cut amid canal-area maintenance and flood plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Gatun
Lantic
Gatun Lake
Gatun Locks
Limon Bay
Atlanta
Cole
Gatun Lak
Gatu Locks
Culebra
Panama
Americas
Canal Zone
Panama City
Kinston
Gamboa Dike
Cucaracha Slide
Gambo
Cucharacha
Gotham Has Record Rain and Flooding in New York
A rainstorm near cloudburst intensity drenched New York and suburbs on Wednesday, flooding streets and blocking subway traffic. It caused extensive property damage, two deaths, several injuries, and a sewer cave-in that left four men bruised but rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Yager Named Governor of Porto Rico
Washington on October 3 reports Arthur Yager of Georgetown Kentucky is slated to be the next governor of Porto Rico. The appointment has been practically determined. Yager formerly served as president of Georgetown College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Yager
Porto Rico
Washington
Georgetown
Yager
Georgetown College
Victoria West Weds Harold Nicholson in London
The Hon. Victoria West, daughter of Lady Sackville, married Harold Nicholson son of Sir Arthur Nicholson in a London ceremony. The match follows a recent court victory by Victoria’s mother over a notable estate bequest of 5 million dollars from Sir Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackville
London
Victoria West
Scott
Harold Nicholson
Arthur Nicholson
IWW Seeks Damages From U S For Seattle Riot Destruction
Industrial Workers of the World demand damages from the national government for destruction of their property by U S sailors during riots in Seattle. The request is centered in Washington with action dated October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Washington
Industrial Workers of the World
White House
Seattle
Five of Family Die In Fire at New Haven Hotel
A fire destroyed a hotel in New Haven Kentucky with five members of the J T Deavers family burned to death. J T Deavers escaped as fire caused about 50000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
J. T. Deavers
Monument unveiled for Salt Lake Sea Gull in temple grounds
In Salt Lake City Utah on October 3 a commemorative monument honoring the sea gull that aided early Mormon settlers during starvation was unveiled on temple grounds reflecting gratitude and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Great Salt Lake
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Dental Society
McAskill
Earl Lindsey
Clear Lake Building Falls
Hervey D. Hinman
Alton B. Parker
New York Assembly ‘Board of Managers
Huerta Force
Constitutionalists
Oelrichs Auto
Broadway
O. K
Underwood
Ilegally
T. L. Woodruff
Brooklyn
Panam
Great’ Canal
Gotham
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