Pictures Are Examined In Williams Murder Case
Sheriff and investigators review photographs of a murdered man in Prospect Park Minnesota to identify him as Dan Williams, the suspect in the Tuman killings. The man, described as 45 to 50, with a gray sprinkled moustache and distinctive head abrasion, may have died ten days ago during a break in.
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Dan Williams
Jesse
Martha Tuman
Prospect Park
Minn
Williams
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Ingham
J. C. Stuart
Ed. P. Ingham
Baxter Detective Agency
Tuman
Wm. Baxter
John McCall
Hub Clothing Company
Martha
Jesse Tuman
Stuart
Muscatine
Hoffman answers labor questions in Muscatine race
In Muscatine Iowa October 20 1992 William Hoffman and Judge Wade respond to Tri City Labor Congress questions from Clinton Lyons and Fulton. Hoffman delivers direct clear positions on franchise votes initiative and referendum immigration tariffs and labor issues while Wade’s published answers are criticized for omitting questions and offering vague statements.
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Mr. Hoffman
Judge Wade
Tri-City Labor Congress
Congress
Clinton, Lyons
Fulton
Hoffman
Wade
Muscatine
George C. Campbell
George F. Tucker
Leg
Clinton
Iowa
Government of the People
Advertising in church work urged by Disciples
Rev George F Hall of Chicago spoke at the Disciples of Christ convention in Omaha praising free use of daily newspaper advertising columns as a key to success in evangelism.
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Chicago
Omaha, Neb
Convention of the Disciples of Christ
George F. Hall
Northern Illinois Teachers Meet Opens in Rockford
The thirty sixth annual session of the Northern Illinois Teachers' association opened in Rockford with a remarkable opening day attendance. Nearly 400 teachers were registered by the first day
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Rockford
Northern Illinois Teachers’ Association
Methodist Mission Drive Reaches 300000 Dollar Mark
In Cleveland Ohio at the general Methodist missionary convention last night a surge of donations brought the total to about 300000 dollars by midnight after an initial 250000 dollars was reported at 11 pm. Contributions continued to pour in as the session concluded.
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Cleveland
Ohio
General Methodist Missionary Convention
Sewed-Up Heart Leads to Bellevue Death
New York report states Mrs. Annie Kingsley died yesterday after doctors at Bellevue Sewed up her heart on Monday night.
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New York
Annie Kingsley
Bellevue
Iowa Faces Minnesota In Anticipated Close Football Clash
Iowa City prepares for a strong Iowa team to challenge Minnesota in a highly anticipated game. Quarterback Jones returns from knee injury as both sides aim for a dramatic victory, with a mass meeting planned and hundreds of fans from across the state expected to attend.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Gophers
Hawkeyes
Jones
Knipe
J. M. Brockway
Rooters
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Hold Up in the West near Bears Mouth
Early today two masked men held up an east bound Northern Pacific passenger train near Bears Mouth. Engineer O'Neil was shot and killed. The robbers tried to blow the express safe but failed and escaped with the registered mail. The company offers a $5,000 reward.
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Northern Pacific
Bearsmouth
Miners to Aid Republicans in Illinois Election
In Essex Illinois on October 24 coal miners attended a large republican rally at Clark City four miles from town. The meeting closed the Kankakee county campaign with strong support for the republican candidates for the legislature.
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Clark City
Iowa Weather Outlook Parts Cloudy With Possible Showers
Cloudy conditions predicted for Iowa with a chance of showers mainly in the western portion. Tonight and Saturday showery possibilities noted across the region.
Sioux Indian Allen Walkingshield Hanged for Murder
Allen Walkingshield, a Sioux Indian, was executed in Sioux Falls on October 24 for the murder of Mrs. Sarah Ghostface. He had sought the sixteen year old daughter, was forbidden to visit, killed the mother, and then outraged the daughter.
Peace Board Begins Work in Chicago Markets
Special market dispatch reports hog receipts at 18 000 with open steady to closed weak except best. Cattle receipts 2 000 open steady, closed dull. Sheep receipts 6 000 open steady, closed very dull. Chicago receipts list wheat 7, corn 195, hogs 18 000. Kansas City and Omaha hogs 10 900 and 4 000 respectively. Liverpool wheat lower to unchanged. Clearances total wheat and flour 384 000 bushels. Weather shows heavy showers in Dakotas Minnesota Manitoba, otherwise fair.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Dakotas
Minnesota
Manitoba
Judge Gray Chosen to Lead Coal Strike Mediation Board
The Roosevelt appointed arbitration board for the anthracite strike met at the temporary White House with Judge Gway elected president. The hearing will be public via press coverage, and the group plans procedures while awaiting miner representation and witness attendance decisions. Telegrams were sent to all parties asking them to attend Monday sessions.
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Wright
Judge Gway
Recorder Wright
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Troops Return From Anthracite Regions As Work Fades
Gov Stone orders the withdrawal of troops from the anthracite fields to their home rendezvous. In Tamaqua and Wilkesbarre miners report for work but are sent home with instructions to return when needed. Hazleton notes G B Markle & Co collieries extend the strike until reemployment terms change.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Tamaqua
Wilkesbarre
Hazleton, Pa
G. B. Markle & Co
Fire Bunker Blaze on Oregon Battleship
The Bulletin reports a coal bunker fire aboard the battleship Oregon has burned for three days. At noon today officers would not confirm whether the blaze was extinguished.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bulletin
Oregon
Cruiser Des Moines Work Progress at Fore River Yard
Boston reports one month after launch the United States cruiser Des Moines at Fore River yard Quincey shows rapid progress. Pumps and auxiliary machinery installed decks being laid. main engines tested and ready to install once engine room work finishes.
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Boston
Des Moines
Fore River
Quincey
Twin Cities Want a College for Gustavus Adolphus
Offers were made at the Augustana synod in New London for moving Gustavus Adolphus college from St. Peter to the Twin Cities. C. A. Smith of Minneapolis offered 50 million feet of pine lumber, James J. Hill pledged one dollar for every thirty three secured, and former Governor Lind indicated the Twin Cities could subscribe at least 200 thousand dollars.
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New London
Minn
Augustana Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Twin Cities
C. A. Smith
Minneapolis
James J. Hill
Lind
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Geo. F. Tucker
Lyons
Der
Northern Illinois Association
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Butte
O'Neil
Essex, Ill
Kankakee
Indica
Sioux Falls, S. D
Allen
Walkingshield
Sarah Ghostface
Daugh
Ter
Peace Board
H. J. Toher & Co
H. E. McKay
Northwest Wheat Receipts
Duluth
Liverpool
White House
Washington
Board
J. J. Hill
Lutheran Institution
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