Bees Show Profit in Iowa Honey Business
Iowa beekeepers report strong profits from production. Frank C. Pellett notes growing interest as farmers turn to bees. F. W. Hall of Cole earned about 5000 from honey this year. Frank Coverdale of Delmar already ships a carload worth about 2500. Fr. W. Pease of Lansing operates 300 colonies earning about seven dollars per hive over four years. Bert Brown of Des Moines expects about 1000 profit this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Frank C. Pellett
F. W. Hall
Cole
Frank Coverdale
Delmar
Fr. W. Pease
Lansing
Mississippi River
Pease
Des Moines
Bert Brown
Brown
Slater Hosts Fourth Annual Norwegian Sondhord Meeting
The Norwegian Sondhord land Lag of America held its fourth annual meeting at Slater with representation from several states. Speakers included Dr. H. G. Stub of Minneapolis Professor L. W. Boe Waldorf College Forest City Rev. O. M. O. Wee Lakefield Minn Rev. Mr. Solum Story City Rev. Mr. Paulsrud Randall Rev. N. G. Peterson Des Moines Professor M. O. Wee Red Wing Minn Rev. Mr. Norstad Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Wee
Red Wing
Minn
Mr. Norstad
Jewell
Auto Falls Off Bridge Near Audubon Injures Three
An automobile carrying Mr. and Mrs. Jess Schoboe and Miss Clarice Oelke fell from a bridge one mile north of Audubon into the stream twenty five feet below. Mrs. Schoboe sustained internal injuries and a broken leg. Miss Oelke suffered a crushed shoulder and grave internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Jess Schoboe
Clarice Oelke
County Recorder
Editor Perry Hazelett Dies Suddenly at Home
Harry Hazelett fifty editor of the Perry Independent and former Eleventh district Democrat collapsed dead at his Perry home on Saturday from heart disease induced by heat. He once edited the Ida Grove Record-Era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Harry Hazelett
Perry Independent
Ida Grove Record-Era
Auto Collides With Team in Milford Fatal Crash
A head on collision in Milford left Jay Bickelhaupt dead and miss Gene Kumba badly injured. Lydia Kumba and Henry Skyllingstad suffered serious bruises as a team and auto crash halted traffic. The horses reared, then fell onto the vehicle, breaking Bickelhaupt's neck and crushing his skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Jay Bickelhaupt
Gene Kumba
Lydia Kumba
Henry Skyllingstad
Bickelhaupt
Webster City to Host Lutheran and Methodist Meetings
Webster City will entertain the Iowa synod of the English Lutheran Church from October 16 to 20 and also hosts the Northwest Town conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church during October with dates not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Iowa Synod of the
English Lutheran Church
Northwest Town Conference of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gen Grenville Dodge Leaves Rochester After Operation
General Grenville Dodge aged 62 from Council Bluffs Iowa was pronounced cured after a serious operation at a Rochester hospital and went home in a private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Dodge
Rochester
Minn
Grenville Dodge
Council Bluffs
Post Office Safe Robbed in Gravity Safe
The Gravity Safe post office was robbed stealing $100 in cash and stamps. Postmaster Robinson had only been in office two weeks. An explosion heard at 2 a.m. was not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Live Wire Kills Boy at Crown Dairy Plant
Dale Howard aged 16 was instantly killed when he touched a live wire at the Crown Dairy company plant in Dubuque. The tragedy ended a routine day for a local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Dale Howard
Crown Dairy Company
Fontanelle Wins Contract for New Lighting System
Fontanelle has awarded a contract to build a lighting system with a transmission line to Greenfield to supply light and power current. The project links Fontanelle to Greenfield for permanent illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontanelle
Greenfield
Deserter Nabbed Near Marshalltown
Walter I. Ayers was arrested at his mother’s home southwest of town and is the alleged deserter from the U S Army Fort Morgan Colorado. He deserted on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nab
Marshalltown
Walter I. Ayers
Elnora Barton
Ayers
Morgan
Colo
Third Auto Victim Dies In Iowa Crash
Ottumwa reports the third death from a car crash that killed Harry Bottorf and his brother in law William Cheek. Mrs Cheek died from injuries, finalizing the fatalities from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Harry Bottorf
William Cheek
Iowa Editor Very Ill in Mason City Hospital
Joe Moore former editor of the Thornton Enterprise lies in a royal hospital in critical condition after an operation. He has sold his business due to failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Very III
Mason City
Joe
Moore
The
Thornton Enterprise
Royal Hospital
Amity College Ends Endowment Drive for Now
Amity College aborts its endowment campaign after pledges reach 71 000 dollars of the 100 000 goal. The binding finalization depended on the full amount by Sept 1, with community funds stretched by a new railroad project. The college will continue to operate and plans to renew the effort later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Springs
Amity College
Self Defense Question in Deerfoot Case
Iowa City investigators revisit the shooting of Mrs. Deerfoot by William Deerfoot the Indian medicine man. A .32 revolver lay beside the body and another loaded weapon was found at the house. Neighbors recall Mrs. Deerfoot challenging her husband at the gate before the fatal struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
William Deerfoot
Mra. Deerfoot
Deerfoot
Settlement Reached in Garmoe Will Contest
Five year dispute over the estate of Isaac Garmoe ends with Morningside College receiving 25000 dollars from the widow at her death plus 40000 to the Fort Dodge Methodist church. The will had requested support for the college and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Isaac Garmoe
Morningside College
Sioux City
Garmoe
Methodist Church
Iowa Rail Wreck Probe Delays Final Cause Report
A Rock Island train wreck near Maynard on the Decorah branch prompts a railroad commission hearing. General Manager Whitenton and Solicitor Sargeant testified while officials plan further reports after completing their internal investigation. Senator Frederic Larrabee, aboard the wreck, described his experiences but offered no cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rock Island Railroad
Maynard
Railroad Commission
W. M. Whitenton
Fred Sargeant
Frederic Larrabee
Fort Dodge
Decorah
Rock Island
Larrabee
Senate
Dubuque Retains Revenue Office
Representative Connolly secured renewed assurance that the revenue office will remain in Dubuque despite Des Moines pushing to relocate headquarters. Treasury officials indicated no move, though Des Moines supporters and business leaders pressed the case. Collector Murphy favors keeping the office in Dubuque, signaling a tough contest for relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Connolly
Dubuque
Des Moines
Internal Revenue
Iowa
Treasury
Jerry Sullivan
McAdoo
Murphy
Master Builders of Iowa hold Davenport Convention on steamboat
The Master Builders of Iowa will convene September 15 aboard a Mississippi steamer traveling from Davenport to Keokuk. The chartered vessel accommodates 200 persons for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Master Builders of
Iowa
Keokuk
River Division Track Improvements Lead by McGregor Milwaukee Team
Civil engineers from McGregor Milwaukee road oversee six weeks of river division track work. They supervise construction of concrete trestles bridges and culverts and the addition of many new side tracks for enhanced lines and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improve River Division
McGregor
Milwaukee Road Civil Engineers
Infantile paralysis strikes Coons family in Council Bluffs
Lester Coons aged 29 and Roy Coons aged 11, members of J. M. Coons family, are victims of infantile paralysis. The disease is diagnosed by a state board of health member who was summoned to the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Lester Coons
Roy Coons
J. M. Coons
State Board of Health
Bees Disrupt Services At United Presbyterian Church
No church service was held as bees occupied the United Presbyterian church in Creston on Sunday. The hive has troubled locals for years with 400 pounds of honey reportedly harvested from the walls recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zees
Creston
United Presbyterian Church
Fireman Killed in Linwood Quarry Boiler Blast
A boiler explosion at Linwood quarries west of Davenport killed Charles Carson 8s a fireman. His body was torn to pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Linwood
City
Charles Carson
Carson
Paving Begins on County Road Project
Mason City reports concrete laying started on the mile long paved road ordered by the county supervisors. The project is expected to be completed this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Lay Sewers at Lehigh
Lehigh city council advertises for bids to install a mile and a half of sewerage before cold weather. Local officials seek bids from contractors to complete the project in time for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
Train Wrecker Wrecked in Waterloo Fatality
Manchester fireman Charles Kof ske of the wrecker from Waterloo was killed when the wrecker and a work train went into the ditch. The wreck occurred here, disrupting service and prompting investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Charles Kofske
Waterloo
Pumpkin Days Celebrated in Greenfield Orient
Greenfield orient marks its eighth annual Pumpkin Days street carnival in southern Iowa. The event has grown into one of the region’s most popular fall celebrations attracting locals and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield—Orient
H Jung
Iowa
Young Farmer Corn bin Morrow Ends Life at Delta
Cor bin Morrow a young farmer near Delta climbed to the hay loft while his parents were away at church. He placed a rope about his neck tied to a rafter and shot himself through the heart. No cause is known for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigourney
Church
Delta
Corbin Morrow
Webster City to Build Two New Garages on Second Street
Webster City will construct two new garages on Second street by Parkhurst and Lavender. The single story structures with basements will cost 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Second Street
Parkhurst & Lavender
Damage Suit Postponed in Creston
Bertha Bowers editor of the Plain Dealer sues Senator Thomas alleging he called her a prevaricator. The damage case has been postponed until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Bertha Bowers
the Plain Dealer
Thomas
Knoxville Votes to Bond $70,000 for Water System Remodel
Knoxville voters approved a $70,000 bond for a complete overhaul of the city water system amid strong interest and a large turnout. The measure funds the remodeling program and is expected to improve water service citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Four Months Jail For Gun Totter In Dubuque
Charles Mowrey becomes the first Dubuque resident sentenced under the new gun toting statute. He allegedly pulled a revolver on a bartender after being asked to leave a saloon. He claimed he drew the weapon to throw it away and that it was purchased to celebrate the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Charles Mowrey
Mowrey
Alpine Building Company forms from Knights of Pythias lodge
Iowa Falls report that the Alpine Building company has filed articles of incorporation. The new firm is formed by members of Alpine lodge Knights of Pythias with the aim of building a Pythian temple or permanent lodge home. The incorporators have contracted for a lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Alpine Building Company
Alpine Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Apple Blossoms in September Surprise Iowa City Orchard
Apple blossoms appearing in September at the August Weise farm five miles south of Iowa City intrigue the farmer who expects several trees to yield apples around Christmas if warm weather continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa City
August Wiese
Weise
New London–William Howe Dies at 68th Wedding Anniversary
Iowa light of New London William Howe aged 68th wedding anniversary last May has died. He led the local Methodist church for half a century after coming to Iowa seventy years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
William Howe
Methodist Church
Iowa
Gas In Well Kills Man in Kirkman
Edward Glaze of larlan was killed while John Lawrence nearly died trying to rescue him when both were overcome by gas in a Kirkman well. Glaze saved a family before the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Edward Glaze
Larlan
John Lawrence
Jaze
Kirkman
Glaze
Waterloo Youth Attempts Suicide With Carbolic Acid
Iarl Conry a 17 year old farmer’s grandson from near Voorhees drank an ounce of carbolic acid at his grandmother’s Waterloo home. He is not expected to survive. Conry had come to Waterloo to enter a business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iarl Conry
Voorhees
Conry
Business
Ministers Gather for Des Moines Desciies Conference
Over a hundred ministers from the Desciies conference attend the Methodist JI pivotal church meeting at Mount Ayr for the annual conference session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ayr
Desc Iciies Conference
Methodist
Opal Church
Will Move Methodist Paper to Iowa City
The Iowa Methodist, the official organ of the Methodist church in Iowa, will relocate from Epworth to Iowa City under Rev. O. B. Chassel formerly of this city. Rev. Fairall founded the paper at Epworth and it is now moving to a new headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Iowa Fallsi
O. B. Chassel
Iowa Methodist
Methodist Church In
Iowa
Iowa City
Fairall
Epworth
Junction farmer nets $19 bounty for forty rattlesnakes
A Junction farmer brought forty rattlesnakes to the courthouse, earning a bounty of nineteen dollars. He is hailed as the champion snake willer of his neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Willer
Jerome Not Guilty in Coaticook Gambling Case
W T Jerome was acquitted on a gambling charge while awaiting immigration case decisions on Harry K Thaw. The court apologized for the humiliation he endured and Jerome thanked Canadians for their reception. Three witnesses testified as the judge ruled no case. A heavy police guard protected Jerome inside and outside the courthouse amid fears of public unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaticook
Que
W. T. Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
Canada
Society Woman Found Dead in Lake Michigan at Lake Forest
The body of Mrs. Walter B. Smith, daughter of Hiram R. McCullough, was found in Lake Michigan near Lake Forest city park. Police say death appeared self-inflicted. Mrs. Smith, once Florence McCullough, was a Chicago and eastern society figure, married to Walter B. Smith on June 6 1905. granddaughter of Marvin Hughitt, former Chicago & Northwestern railway president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter B. Smith
Hiram R. McCullough
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Byron L. Smith
Northern Trust Company
Lake Michigan
Lake Forest
Smith
Florence McCullough
Marvin Hughitt
Airship L-1 Destroyed in Hurricane Near Heligoland
Berlin reports the German navy airship L-1 wrecked Tuesday evening in a north Heligoland hurricane. Fifteen crew members are listed missing and likely perished. Concurrently at Johannisthal Doctor Ringe died mid flight from heart disease causing his plane to plunge 600 feet. autopsy suggests death occurred before impact. In Sebastopol a military aviator Mr Druschinin died after a fall during flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Heligoland
Johannisthal
Ringe
Sebastopol
Druschinin
Convicts Attend Admission Day Baseball Game
San Quentin, California inmates numbered 1,485 watched an Admission day baseball game between the Whites and Blacks. The Negro team won by 11 to 2 after prisoners pledged not to attempt escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Cal
Baseball Grounds
Bryan Sues Police Chief For Detaining Diamond Ring
Secretary of state and Mrs. W J Bryan sue Jacksonville police Chief F C Roach for 100 damages over the detention of a $50 diamond ring belonging to Mrs Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Jacksonville
Fla
Secretary of State
W. J. Bryan
F. C. Roach
Resignation Follows Guatemala City Earthquakes
Armistead Nelson Collier resigned as secretary of the American legation in Guatemala City after 23 earthquakes struck in 24 hours. He traveled from Guatemala City to New Orleans and then proceeded to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Guatemala City
Armistead Nelson Collier
Washington
Red CrossAid Granted for Hot Springs Fire Sufferers
Gay George W. Hays announced approval from the National Red Cross to draw $1,000 for relief of Hot Springs fire victims in Arkansas. The aid supports victims and recovery efforts in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
George W. Hays
National Red Cross Society
Hot Springs
Willard Held for Murder in Vernon Arena Riot
In Los Angeles on September 10 Jens Willard the pugilist who knocked out John Bull Young in the Vernon arena along with other participants in the fatal bout were held to answer charges of second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Los Angeles
Jens Willard
John
Bull”) Young
Vernon Arena
Thaw deported to Vermont line amid legal clashes
Harry K. Thaw was moved from an immigration station to the Vermont border after Canadian authorities deported him. Governor Felker said he would sign extradition if proper documents arrive. Thaw’s lawyers and allies, including William Travers Jerome, prepared writs and appeals as Thaw sought habeas corpus in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebrook
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Norton Mills
Drew
Coos County
Carmody
New York
Robert M. Chamberlain
Lancaster
William Travers Jerome
Manchester
Montreal
Sherbrooke
Samuel D. Felker
New Castle
New York State
Coatiook
Que
Vermont
Robertson
Coaticook
Privy Council
Coathook
Mary Copley Thaw
Caminetti Found Guilty of Mann Act Violation
San Francisco verdict finds F. Drew Caminetti guilty of violating the Mann act after a four hour jury dispute over the evidence in Judge Van Fleet's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
F. Drew Caminetti
Commerce Court Abolished by House Vote
Washington September 11 the house voted 78 to 181 to abolish the commerce court and adopted the Bartlett amendment to the urgent deficiency bill removing the judges from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Court
Washington
House
Bartlett
Duel Ends in Fatal Wounding Near Hopkinsville
A. Johnson and N. S. Hicks faced off at a rural home near Hopkinsville Kentucky. Johnson fired but missed while Hicks fatally wounded Johnson with a pistol in a grudge duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
A. Johnson
N. S. Hicks
Hopkinsville
Johnson
Hicks
Eight Convicts Suffocated at Harlem State Farm
In Richmond Tennessee on September 10 eight Black convicts in the dark cell at Harlem camp No. 3 died from asphyxiation and four others are gravely ill due to foul air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tenn
Harlem
Here
Illinois Banker Faces $250000 Shortage After Disappearance
At a meeting of 40 lawyers representing 200 creditors of Henry J. Fink, a Belleville banker and broker, officials estimate his shortage at about $250,000. Fink has disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Belleville
All
Henry J. Fink
Fink
Japan Demands Action After Abe Assassination
Fifteen thousand march in Hibiya Park calling for military action against China after the assassination of Moritaro Abe. They pressed to the foreign office seeking troops or the resignation of Baron Nobuaki Makino, denouncing diplomacy over California and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Moritaro Abe
Japanese Foreign Office
Hibiya Park
China
Foreign Office
Nanking
Nobuaki Makino
California
Government Crop Report Records Sharp Corn Losses
Washington reports sensational corn losses, a record wheat yield, and the third largest oats crop in the government September crop figures. The August report showed a 453 million bushel drop from 1912, later swollen to 774 million, with hay and pasture shortages worsening the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Sage Eight-Fifth Birthday Quietly Observed
Mrs. Russell Sage, widow of the financier, received congratulations from friends across the United States and abroad as she quietly marked her eighty-fifth birthday anniversary. The event was noted from New York on Sept 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Russell Sage
Simla
India
Beas
Hoshiarpur
Lincoln
Neb
John Rys
George Dimer
Havelock
Davenport
Autumn Stonebreaker
Illinois
Iowa
Edwin J. Brunswick
Bush
Chicago
Ameri can Thread firm answers Sherman case in Trenton
The Ameri can Thread company filed its answer to the federal government’s suit for dissolution alleging it is not a trust under the Sherman act. It denies attempting to fix prices or restrict trade and says it controls only about 22 percent of cotton thread and 15 percent including silk linen and cotton yarn. It also denies an agreement not to handle competitors’ goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
American Thread Company
Australia Plans Panama Exposition Exhibit in San Francisco
Australia will stage an exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco costing 400000 dollars P E Quinn American commissioner for New South Wales reports advices received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
San Francisco
P. E. Quinn
New South Wales
Fatal pistol duel claims two Oklahoma men in Farris
Antlers Oklahoma September 11 report says C. B. Taylor postmaster at Farris and Bert Stevens a local constable were killed in a street pistol duel Monday in Farris Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
Okla
C. B. Taylor
Farris
Bert Stevens
Lane Faints at Admission Day Parade in Oakland
Secretary of the Interior F K Lane fainted during the Admission day parade of the Native Sons in Oakland California. He was taken to his brother's home and his condition is described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Lane
Oakland
Cal
Lane
Cyclists Killed in Cologne Race
Two cyclists died and a third rider was seriously injured in Cologne as American Gus Lawson and German Scheuermann were killed and Meinholdh, the German pacemaker, likely fatally hurt in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Germany
Gus Lawson
Scheuermann
Meinholdh
Robbers Steal 1200-Pound Safe in Chicago Burglary
Police seek burglars who robbed two safes of 450 dollars and escaped after stealing the safes. One iron box weighs 1,200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tariff Bill Passes Senate Heads to House Debate
The Underwood Simmons tariff bill cleared the Senate 44 to 37 with Democrats Thornton and Ransdell voting no. Conferees named include Democrats Simmons Shively Johnson Williams and Republicans Penrose Lodge La Follette. The measure targets free lists and varied duties plus a new cotton futures tax and a graduated income tax schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Thornton
Ransdell
Louisiana
Poindexter
Senator la Follette
Lewis
Grenna
Marshall
Simmons
Shively
Johnson
Williams
Penrose
Lodge
la Follette
Wilson
House
Ad Valorem
GOP Wins in Maine Third District Special Election
Speaker John A. Peters Republican of Hillsworth won the Maine Third district special election with a 553 plurality over Democrat Mayor William A. Pattangall of Waterville. Edward M. Lawrence Progressive of Lubec finished third. The race filled the vacancy from Forrest Goodwin death in Skowhegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John A. Peters
Hillsworth
William A. Pattangall
Waterville
Edward M. Lawrence
Lubec
Forrest Goodwin
Skowhegan
Vigilantes Guard Fire Zone at Salisbury Beach
A vigilance committee of 24 armed citizens guards the fire swept Salisbury Beach district where three fires have occurred all believed to be deliberately set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Beach
Mass
Zeppelin Bay Kills Two In German Airship Incident
Leipzig Saxony September 12 two soldiers were killed as a Zeppelin airship Z two broke free and was carried aloft by a gust wind narrowly escaping destruction in the incident on the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Saxony
Fram Ready for Panama Passage
Captain Torvald Nilsen arrived from Christiania and sails to Colon where the Fram awaits passage through the Panama Canal Amundsen will board at San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fram
New York
Torvald Nilsen
Christiania
Colon
Panama Canal
Amundsen
San Francisco
Auerbach Acquitted in Fisher Murder Trial
Oscar M. Auerbach of Chicago was acquitted by a jury in the second trial for the murder of Harry W. Fisher of Chicago and Baldwin. Fisher was killed on his farm near Baldwin, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Auerbach
Horsey, Mich
Oscar M. Aeurbach
Chicago
Harry W. Fisher
Baldwin, Mich
Fisher
Baldwin
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Sondhordland
State Railroad Commission
Knights In Building Company
North Carolina Storm
South Atlantic
N. Y
W. B. Smith
New Hampshire
Felker
Caminetti
Act—La Follette
Maine
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