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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
1
Various Quips and Oddities Highlight Vintage News Snaps
A playful collection of topical vignettes notes baseball, fashion, travel, and science curiosities. It jokes about watermelons, suspenders, and water sport myths while scoffing at fad diets, pigeons’ extinction, and daylight fakery, all framed in a breezy 1920s tone with witty asides about society and technology.
Harvard Scientist Makes Hot Ice and Other Oddities
A Harvard scientist claims to have produced hot ice though it would be useless next morning. A Brooklyn man asks if fish can have hydrophobia after a pickerel bite. Side whiskers cycle back into fashion, and Metchnikoff notes carrots may extend life. A Chicago judge sentences a man to 30 days in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
Humidity Rumors Soften but Do Not Cure Discomfort
The line hints that humidity is blamed for discomfort yet offers little relief. Observers note persistent moisture impacts on daily life and health in the hot season.
Nevada Spring Water Taste Compared To Chicken Soup
A scientist urges electric shocks for dull children while old fashions in education resist change. the piece notes Nevada boasts a spring whose water tastes like chicken soup and mentions enduring traditional methods in schooling.
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Nevada
Red headed men praised as husbands in divorcee quip
A Yankee divorcee asserts red headed men are best husbands but notes no salary raise accompanies the appeal. The remark playfully contrasts romance with work life, suggesting practical limits to hair color stereotypes.
Physician argues cold air does not cause colds
A New York physician asserts nobody ever caught a cold through cold fresh air. He contends that hot air is the more deadly of the two and supports the editorial claim with his professional opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burglar Breaks Into Butcher Shop Robbery Stunner
A burglar broke into a butcher shop and stole the cash drawer, reportedly leaving a beefsteak lying in plain sight. The odd detail captures local chatter as investigators probe the incident.
Watch components and the odd Philippine umpire remark
A jeweler notes the average watch has 175 pieces and jokes that each piece bears a grudge against its neighbor. The piece ends with a quip about replacing cockfighting with baseball in the Philippines and the thrill it would bring if not for the umpire’s sad lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Crop value rises by 2.488 billion in ten years
The nation's crop value grew by 2 488 000 000 dollars over the past decade. The improvement is framed as a strong incentive for farmers to invest, including buying automobiles as a sign of prosperity.
Doctor Claims Bee Sting Cures Rheumatism
A Pennsylvania doctor reports experiments suggesting bee stings may cure rheumatism. skeptics doubt the claim and anticipate bees refusing to sting in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Man in Rochester Dies Chasing Sting From Bee
A Rochester man fell to his death while pursuing a bee that stung him. The incident is presented as a cautionary tale urging prudence and avoiding reckless pursuits for a quick thrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Fortieth Birthday Advance Registration Signals Big Storm Lake Conference
The northwest Iowa annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church meets in Storm Lake starting Oct. 2 to celebrate the fortieth anniversary. An estimated 400 attendees are expected with events led by Rev. George Whitfield and speakers Rev. Bennett Mitchell Rev. F W Ginn and Rev. J B Walker. Bishop Bristol will address the gathering after welcome by J S Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Northwest Lowa
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference Historical Society
George IF. Whitfield
Estherville
Bennett Mitchell
Sioux City
F. W. Ginn
Dows
J. B. Walker
Ruthven
Frank M. Bristol
J. 5
Bell
Leonard Appointed Consul in Stavanger Norway Visit
Walter A. Leonard has been named United States consul at Stavanger, the southern Norway port. He visited his mother in Essex and Page county friends last week. Leonard previously served as vice consul in Freiburg and Kiel. He was among six successful consular candidates from 108 who passed exams in Washington last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowan
Shenandoah
Walter A. Leonard
United States
Stavanger
Norway
Essex
Page County
Freiburg
Kiel
Germany
Leonard
Washington
West Liberty Man Dies From Rare Disease
S. G. McFadden of West Liberty dies as physicians cite West Liberty-Hodgkin’s disease as the cause. He longtime managed the local condensed milk plant and was a noted Poland China swine breeder in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
S. G. McFadden
West Lberty
Iowa
Quarantine For Infantile Paralysis Near Hastings
The Benton home six miles northwest of Hastings is under quarantine after their 14 month old son contracts infantile paralysis and lies in serious condition. Two additional cases are reported from Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Albert Benton
Red Oak
Iowa Presbytery Statistics in Des Moines Report
The Iowa synod annual report lists 15 presbyteries 418 ministers 486 churches 61728 communicants and 45685 Sunday school members. Des Moines presbytery shows 45 ministers 52 churches 6450 communicants and 4868 Sunday school members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Presbytery
Des Moines
The
Presbyterian Church Just Issued
Iowa
Dean Curtiss Returns From Government Horse Farm Post
Dean C. F. Curtiss of Iowa State College has returned to Ames from Fort Collins Colorado where he served on a government committee supervising and directing the breeding of military and coach horses on government farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Curtiss
Ames
Dean C. F. Curtiss
Iowa State College
United States
Fort Collins
Colo
Government Post Farm
Tri County Short Course Moves to Perry This Winter
The Dallas county short course held last year at Adeji was very successful and will be staged again this winter at Perry. At a Commercial club meeting the association expanded to include Boone and Greene counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Dallas County
Adeji
Commercial Club
Boone
Greene Counties
Bank Robbery on Grand River Stuns Town
Cracksmen robed the First National Bank at 3 45 Wednesday morning blowing open the safe and taking 1000 dollars then fled on a handcar after breaking into a hardware store and seizing guns and ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand River
First National Bank
Reunion Ended for Latter Day Saints at Magnolia
The Magnolia reunion of Latter Day Saints closed after sessions since Sept 6. Weather and poor roads reduced attendance compared with prior gatherings, but overall turnout was satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Magnolia
Clinton Board Orders New Commercial and Business Course
The Clinton school board has ordered the installation of a commercial and business course in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clinton School Board
Prescott Paper Sold to Maryville Buyer
Prescott-E Howard of Maryville Missouri buys the Prescott Argus printing plant and will operate it. Editor Whit Booth, from whom the plant was purchased, plans to leave Prescott and relocate to Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Paper
Prescott
E. Howard
Maryville
Prescott Argus
Whit Booth
Howard
Elliott
Missing Woman Found Near Nora Springs
Mrs. Victor Morden who had been missing since Saturday noon with a team of livery horses was located at Nora Springs and returned by a deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Victor Morden
Nora Springs
Enrollment Surges at South Avenue College
The registrar's office at South Avenue Town City was crowded with old and new students registering and arranging their work. Enrollment is up 42 percent in the College of Applied Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
College of Applied Science
Fair Opens Tuesday in Marengo Iowa
The Iowa county fair is held this week in Marengo drawing crowds from miles around and showcasing local agriculture, crafts, and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Robins Pleads Guilty in Mock Wrestling Swindle Case
H K Robins once a Council Bluffs barber pleaded guilty in federal court as part of a gang tied to the Mabray swindle. The scheme, dating to fall 1908, involved fake wrestling matches and losses totaling about 10 600 with accomplices Ralph Mattingly and HE Z Alsbaugh. Extradition fights delayed others but E C Moore ultimately pled guilty as a ringleader in the $2 000 000 operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
H. K. Robins
J. C. Mabray
Smith
Robins
Ralph Mattingly
Nashville
E. C. Moore
Mabray
California
Moore
United States Supreme Court
Mabray Swindlers
Seven Indictments Returned by Mason City Grand Jury
Seven indictments were returned by the Mason City grand jury after a two week session. J. C. Coleman is accused of having seven wives based on testimony from two women. Mrs Anna LaCore and George McCormick were charged with liquor nuisance and posted an $800 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
J. C. Coleman
Anna LaCore
George McCormick
Bremer County Butter Production Boosts Iowa Forecast
Waverly notes Bremer county dairying advances as creamery butter output reaches 7 545 pounds per square mile. If statewide rates followed, Iowa could churn 418 558 875 pounds of butter worth 125 567 622 dollars, driven by scientific breeding and dairying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Iowa
Bremer County
Big Company Bankrupt in Sioux City
The Sidney company a New York concern with stores in Sioux City Waterloo Mason City and Ottumwa has filed for voluntary bankruptcy. Iowa stores are valued at about 20000 dollars and Christopher C. Werner of Rochester NY has been named receiver and will arrive to take charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sidney Company
New York
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Iowa
Christopher C. Werner
Rochester
N. Y
Let Contract for Hotel in Ottumwa
F S Baker who drew plans for the Wisdom hotel is awarded the general contract for a six story and basement hostelry. W R Daum, coal operator and promoter of the project, says work will start at once and the hotel will bear his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
F. S. Baker
Wisdom
W. R. Daum
Mennonites to Hold Annual Conference in Iowa
The Mennonite church district of Iowa and Missouri will meet September 17 to 20 at Liberty Church near South English Iowa. The first two days cover Christian workers programs and topics, with the church conference proceeding on September 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Mennonite Church of the
District of Iowa and
Missouri
Liberty Church
South English
Teacher Wanted for Forgery in Woodward Banking Case
Perry Frank E. Graber a young school teacher at McFarland school north of Bouton is wanted by officers for forging three checks signing names of local farmers and cashing them at two Woodward banks totaling 75 dollars and 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Frank E. Graber
McFarland School
Bouton
Woodward
Plan Interurban Lines In Ottumwa To Radiate From City
Otis T. Hare, traction magnate of Quincy Illinois, meets Ottumwa interurban boosters to discuss a network of lines radiating from Ottumwa. Hare represents a syndicate that recently finished the Chicago Peoria and Quincy Traction company's lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Otis T. Hare
Quincy, Ill
Mr. Hare
Chicago, Peoria and Quincy Traction Company
Iowa Man Killed in Newark Motorcycle Crash
LeMars reports John Albright died in a Newark New Jersey motorcycle collision Sunday. He was the son of John F. Albright former Plymouth county treasurer. The family had moved from LeMars to Denver years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
LeMars
John Albright
Newark
N. J
John F. Albright
Plymouth County
Denver
Webster City Approves $15,000 Fire Station Bond
Voters in Webster City approve a $15,000 bond issue by a three to one margin to fund a new modern fire station. Construction starts immediately and should be completed this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Fire destroys Brandon Furniture warehouse in Sioux City
Fire early Tuesday morning destroyed the warehouse of the W. F. Brandon Furniture Manufacturing company in Sioux City causing an estimated loss of 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
W. F. Brandon Furniture Manufacturing Company
Body of Boy Recovered Near Honey Creek
The body of Ivan Bliff, a boy who drowned near Modale five weeks ago, is believed found near Honey Creek after large rewards offered by his parents for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Ivan Bliff
Modale
Honey Creek
Ex-Supervisor Franke Arraigned on Indictment
Clinton reports ex supervisor Thomas H.E. Franke indicted by the grand jury on multiple counts and arraigned today, entering a not guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Thomas HE. Franke
Burglars Blow Safe at St Charles Postoffice
Burglars blew the safe in the St Charles post office and also entered Joseph Jennings' drug store. The explosion was heard by several residents, but no investigation occurred until morning. The robbers escaped on a section handcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Joseph Jennings
Eight-Foot Pelican Brought In By Potters On Des Moines River
John Potter and Charles Jerche displayed an eight foot wing tip to wing tip pelican at Ottumwa along the Des Moines river, drawing interest from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
John Potter
Charles Jerche
Des Moines
Rioters Wreck Cars in Superior Strike Turmoil
A mob of about 5,000 strike sympathizers wrecked thousands of dollars of street railway property in Superior Wisconsin. Six cars were burned and police engaged in multiple clashes. Dozens injured, Sheriff McKinnon called for deputies as the mob stormed the barn on Fourth Street and Ogden Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Fourth Street
Ogden Avenue
Edward McKinnon
Belknap
Tower
Olson
Hunter, Miller
Hawkens
Deep Probe Morse Story Begins With Morgan Morse as First Witness
The money trust investigation to resume in mid November will call J Pierpont Morgan and Charles W Morse as the initial witnesses. Subpoenas issued for Morgan Morse and others include William Rockefeller James Stillman Thomas F Ryan George F Baker Otto T Barnard William Nash and Walter H Frew. Major Farrar joins Untermyer as counsel in preparation for the resumed inquiry after the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Money Trust
House Committee On Banking and Currency
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles W. Morse
White
House of Representatives
Messrs. Morgan
Morse
William Rockefeller
James Stillman
Thomas F. Ryan
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Otto T. Barnard
New York Trust Company
William Nash
Walter HE. Frew
Corn Exchange Bank
Clearing House Committee
Nash
Oriental National Bank
Morse Banks
National of North America
New Amsterdam
Mechanics and Traders
Frew
Maj
H. Farrar
New Orleans
American Bar Association
Mr. Untermyer
Major Farrar
Inside history of International Harvester unfolds in government case
Chicago Sept 19 minutes of directors and stockholders meetings were submitted to the government in the suit to dissolve the Agricultural Implement Combine. Ed win P Grosvenor and George W Perkins appear in the documentary evidence showing Perkins as leading organizer and buyer of plants after the trust formation. The Osborne acquisition branding as independent is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Harveter Company
Agricultural Implement Combine
Edwin P. Grosvenor
George W. Perkins
Combine
Grosvenor
D. M. Osborne & Co
Republicans Expel Seven From National Committee
In a unanimous action at the Hotel Manhattan the Republican national committee ousted seven members for disloyalty to President Taft. Forty eight members total were present or proxy. four ousted, three resigned including Walter F. Brown whose replacement will go to Sherman Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican National Committee
Manhattan
Taft
Borden D. Whiting
New Jersey
William J. Edwards
West Virginia
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
Russ Avery
California
Walter F. Brown
Ohioan
Sherman Granger
C. C. Priestly
Oklahoma
J. A. Caswell
Minnesota
Austrian envoy Dumba named ambassador to Washington
Vienna September 20 Konstantin Theodore Dumba then minister to Sweden was nominated to succeed Hengelmuller von Hengervar as ambassador of Austria Hungary at Washington New York. The same date budget figures in New York show 38300000 for next year education costs up 4500000 from 1912. Duluth street car strike moves as city council orders legal action to take over the Duluth street railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Konstantin Theodor Dumba
Sweden
Baron Hengelmuller von Hengervar
Austria-Hungary
Washington
New York
Board of Education
Duluth
Minn
City Legal Department
Duluth Street Railway
Battle Near Cerne Ends In Heavy Italian Losses
Rome reports the fiercest clash of the Tripoli campaign occurred near Cerne on Wednesday. Italian forces suffered 61 dead and 113 wounded while Turkish and Arab troops left over 800 killed in the decisive engagement along the Mediterranean coast northeast of Benghazi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Tripoli
Cerne
Mediterranean
Bengazi
Ex Senator Hernando de Soto Money Dies in Mississippi
Biloxi Miss Sept 20 Former United States Senator Hernando de Soto Money of Mississippi died Wednesday at his home near Biloxi after an illness of araemic poisoning He was seventy four years old Money served two terms in the Senate and retired after becoming blind, moving to the gulf coast to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Miss
United States
Hernando de Soto Money
Mississippi
Here
Money
Senate
Gulf Coast
Aero Ferry To Be Established Between Glen Head And New Rochelle
New Rochelle N Y Sept 20 To demonstrate water flight possibilities an aero ferry will operate between Glen Head L I and New Rochelle under the Glenwood Country club auspices The project aims to show practical water plane service and showcase aviation capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Glen Head
L. 1
Glenwood Country Club
Nogi and Wife Buried In Solemn Tokyo Funeral
In Tokyo on September 20 Gen Maresuke Nogi military councilor and his wife were buried after their deaths by their own hand. The funeral took place Wednesday with solemn rites at Aoyama cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogi
Tokyo
Japan
Maresuke Nogi
Aoyama
Artman Will Gives $100,000 for Lutheran Home Near Philadelphia
The late E. R. Artman of Philadelphia leaves one hundred thousand dollars to fund a home near the city for poor and deserving Lutherans of all ages and both sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
E. R. Artman
Riots Feared As Martial Law Extended in Kanawha Coal Country
Charleston West Virginia September 19 General Charles D Eliott in command of the West Virginia troops ordered to enforce martial law in the Kanawha coal country extending the district after Glasscock issued the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Charles D. Eliott
West Virginia
Glasscock
Kanawha
Standard Oil Maintains Control of Buckeye Pipe One
New York Sept 19 Officers and employes of the Standard Oil company remain in command of the Buckeye Pipe One company, a former subsidiary, according to D S Bushnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
New York
Standard Oil Company
Buckeye Pipe One Company
Bushnell
Socialist elected mayor in Fair Hope Alabama
J F Johnston a Socialist won the mayoral race in Fair Hope Alabama a single tax colony on Mobile bay defeating incumbent N S Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
J. F. Johnston
Fair Hope
Mobile Bay
N. S. Green
Farmers Seek Damages After Army Post Firepower
Washington reports six years of heavy artillery at army posts have prompted numerous damage claims from farmers cottagers and fishermen totaling at least 32616 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Two Plead Not Guilty in Rosenthal Murder Case
New York on September 20. "Gyp the Blood" and "Lefty Louie" pleaded not guilty to first degree murder indictments for their alleged roles in the Rosenthal killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louie
Herman Rosenthal
Warship Foils Pirate Attack On Kwaiping
Pirates aimed to seize the steamer Kwaiping bound for Heungshan at the West river mouth but were thwarted by a timely arrival of a warship in Hongkong on September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Heungshan
West River
Fight Spread of Smallpox Pittsburg Public Vaccination
More than 2,000 persons were vaccinated at the public safety building in Pittsburgh in the last twenty four hours. The majority were children brought in by their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Public Safety Building
Robine Pleads Guilty in Maybray Gang Frauds Case
In Council Bluffs Iowa on September 20 H Kk Robine pleaded guilty to taking part in the Maybray gang frauds. The sentence was suspended. He admitted inducing several men to participate in fake wrestling matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robine
Council Bluffs
Ila
H. Kk
Maybray
Gun accident on British dreadnought Edward VII kills one
An unofficial report from London states a gun on the British battleship Edward VII failed during firing near Colon injuring several and killing one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colon
Backed Mexico War Financiers Named in Madero Revolt
New Orleans reports Charles P. Taft Henry Clay Pierce and Waters-Pierce Oil figures linked to financier Didapp as funding the Madero revolt with a 5 million dollar loan and a 20 million premium. A new junta reportedly planned to replace the broken rebel group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Taft
H. Clay Pierce
Madero Revolution
Orozco
New Orleans
Henry Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Harriman
Juan P. Didapp
Diaz
Madero
Didapp
Mexico
United States
Marfa
Tex
Pascual Orozco, Sr
Pascual Orozco, Jr
North
Presidio
Ojinags
Mex
Unite States
Mathews
Griffin
Washington
State Department
Jacob Meyer
San Pedro Maren
George Reiterman
Wichita
Kan
Cusihuiriachic
Douglas
Ariz
Altar
Sonora
Hmilio Campa
Marines Sent from Managua to Granada Amid rebel attacks
Three Marine companies with three machine guns moved from Managua to Granada amid reports rebels under General Mena fired on saliors and Marines. Pendleton’s dispatch notes necessity to harry the units to Managua as a rescue effort unfolds toward Masaya on the railroad line between Managua and Granada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Managua
Granada
United States
Mena
Navy Department
Pendleton
Lrst
Masaya
Butler
Armies Tied Up By Flyers In Cambridge Maneuvers
Cambridge England Sept 21 An official announcement says army maneuvers are abandoned and a military conference will judge the results and explain the cessation of operations. About fifty thousand troops on both sides halted by air scouting which forces constant tactical changes and prevents a broad plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
England
Firebugs Burn Kanawha Coal Tipple in Martial Law Area
Word reaches Charleston that the Carbon Coal company tipple in Kanawha county was set ablaze by incendiaries and is rapidly being destroyed under martial law. Firefighters and authorities contend with the blaze as investigations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Carbon Coal Company
Kanawha County
Threaten Anti Vice Leader in Anonymous Letters
Detectives and postal authorities joined in a search for the writer of anonymous letters that threatened death by dynamite to Miss Virginia Brooks leader of West Hammond anti-vice crusade in Chicago on September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Virginia Brooks
West Hammond
Hawaii quarantine to block Mediterranean fruit fly
Acting Secretary of Agriculture Hayes signed an order placing a quarantine on nearly all tropical fruits grown in Hawaii to prevent importation of the Mediterranean fruit fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hayes
Hawaii
Government to Begin Detailed Probe of Anthracite Shortage
Pottsville Pennsylvania September 21 a telegram from the acting secretary of the department of commerce and labor states the government intends to start a detailed investigation into the shortage of anthracite coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIN
Pottsville
Department of Commerce and Labor
Twenty-Four May Die Prompts Budapest Riots
Twenty four people faced likely death from anti-government street rioting in Budapest on September 21. Parliament buildings were under heavy guard as soldiers patrolled city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
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J. W. Doxsee
Paris
Admiral Edwards
Arctic Circle
Boston
Lobster Palaces
Lfe
Metchnikoff
Iowa Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
H. K. Robins One
Mabray Swindle Syndicate
Oscar
Straus
Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson
House Committee
Perkins
Republican Committee
Money IS
U. S. Senate
Araemlc
U. S
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