Better than Spanking cures bedwetting and urges free remedy
A Canadian drug company promotes a harmless cure for bedwetting and urinary control issues. The C. H. Rowas Drug Co of London Ontario offers a 50 cent package prepaid and free to readers of The Review. They claim the remedy works for both children and adults and urge readers to share with neighbors.
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C. H. Rowas Drug Co
P. O. Drawer
London
Canada
H. Rowan Drug Co
Ringdal Named Register of Land Office at Crookston
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Peter M. Ringdal of Minnesota for Register of the Land Office at Crookston. Ringdal, a longtime Democratic figure, was the last gubernatorial candidate and served on the state board of control under Governor Johnson. The post pays $3,000 yearly. He is currently president of a new state bank in Crookston.
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Register of Land
Crookston
Senate
Peter M. Ringdal
Minnesota
Ringdal
State Board of Control
Johnson
F. B. Lynch
Martin O'Brien
Ringdat
Nobel Prize Awarded Root and La Fontaine for Peace
Nobel peace prize for 1912 was given to Senator Elihu Root of New York and the 1913 prize to Senator Henri La Fountaine of Brussels. Each award is worth $40 000 with no prize awarded last year, and both honors come from the Nobel committee in Oslo.
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New York
Christiania
Norway
Elihu Root
Henri la Fountaine
Brussels
Belgium
International Peace Burea
Berne
Switzerland
Father and Son Killed in Collision at Clear Springs Crossing
George F. Krumweide a Triumph farmer aged 45 and his son Fred 19 were killed when their auto was struck by a Lake Minnetonka electric street car at Clear Springs Crossing near Minneapolis. They were en route to pick up Arthur a Minnesota University Farm School student for the Christmas visit. The car was said to have been driven at high speed, carrying the auto about two blocks after impact.
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George Krumweide
Triumph
Fred
Lake Minnetonka
Clear Springs Crossing
Minneapolis
Arthur
Minnesota University Farm School
George F. Krumweide
New Haven Railroad Drops Dividend After Fortys Years
New York December 11 after forty years as a consistent dividend payer the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad suspended further disbursements on its 157 million dollar stock. Directors held a prolonged meeting this action shocks investors and ends a long run of steady payouts dating back to 1873 with gradual cuts over the years.
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New York
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Arbitration Move Fails Over Copper Strike
Lansing reports Governor's office says President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners failed to secure arbitration to settle the copper strike. Advices from Lansing indicate the latest effort did not succeed.
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Lansing
Mich
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Grain and Provisions Prices in Duluth and Chicago
Duluth markets show wheat on track with No. 1 hard at 87 3/4 to 86 3/4 cents and flax at 1.46 per bushel. South St. Paul cattle and hog prices range from 4.00 to 7.75, with sheep and lamb figures listed. Chicago futures quote wheat at 89 1/2 to 92 1/4 cents, corn around 60 1/2 to 69 1/2, oats near 39 1/2 to 41 1/4, and pork at 20.10 in January and 20.00 in May. Chicago live stock shows cattle and hogs with varied daily ranges. beef steers about 6.60 to 9.60, hogs 7.40 to 7.85, sheep 4.25 to 5.50.
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Duluth
South St. Paul
Chicago
Texas
No Coal Famine Probable At Head of the Lakes Docks
It is estimated there are about 6 780 000 tons of coal stored at the Head of the Lakes docks for Duluth Superior and the Northwest distribution. This equals 80 percent of dock capacity. Recent shipments to the Twin Cities and Northwest reduce pressure. No danger of a coal famine is in prospect this winter.
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Svorage
Duluth
Superior
Northwestern
Twin Cities
Burglar Steals Fresh Eggs from Foster Plant
Winona Minnesota December 11 a burglar entered the storage plant of William R Foster and Co and stole a large number of fresh eggs. The best grade eggs were carefully sorted by the robber and carried away in baskets.
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Winona
Minn
William R. Foster & Co
Husband shoots wife and child in Minneapolis crime
Mrs. Harry Biegler was wounded while shielding her daughter Alice eleven as her husband discharged a revolver. One bullet hit Mrs Biegler near the left lung and another struck her shoulder while a bullet pierced the girl’s right shoulder. Doctors say the girl will recover. Biegler, recently drinking, returned from work and reportedly refused to answer police questions.
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Alice
Harry Biegler
Minneapolis
Biegler
City Hospital
Two Killed by Coal Gas at Waseca
Julius Satebeer a 61 year old carpenter and his German born wife died of coal gas poisoning in their Waseca home. They leave five grown children. The tragedy follows a German lineage and marks a fatal domestic accident. Evangeline Swanson a Forest Lake organist drowned while skating on Forest Lake. Clarence Trueblood 16, who tried to help, fell through ice but was saved by a companion.
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Julius Satebeer
Waseca
Mr. Satebeer
Germany
Evangeline Swanson
Forest Lake
J. K. Swanson
Clarence Trueblood
Wheat and grain price report from Minneapolis market
Minneapolis grain notes Dec 15 show cash close levels for wheat and corn, with No 1 hard at 88 cents, No 1 Northern at 85 4 cents, and No 2 Northern at 88 4 cents. Oats and barley prices are listed, including No 3 white oats at 36 7 to arrive and barley at 52 g Ste, with futures bids for December and May contracts.
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Minneapolis
Milk Company Escapes Fine After Supreme Court Ruling
The Minnesota Supreme Court held domestic corporations are exempt from fines after convic tion for conspiring to restrain trade. The Minneapolis Milk Company was convicted February 19 in Hennepin County District Court. Judge Jelley fined president Ruhnke $3,000 and the corporation $3,500, reversing the lower court on the corporate penalty.
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State Supreme Court
Minneapolis Milk Company
Hennepin County
A. R. Ruhoke
Com
Legislature urged to boost immigration department funding
At a Bemidji meeting of the Northern Minnesota Development Association a resolution backed Fred Sherman state immigration commissioner and urged the next legislature to provide 200000 dollars. The group noted the department currently operates on 35000 dollars annually and called the present appropriation inadequate.
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Immigration Department
Bemidji
Freddy Sherman
State Immigration Commigatoner
State Immigration Department
Pill
Northern Minnesota Development Association
Plead Not Guilty To Graft Charges In St Paul Case
Martin J. Flanagan former chief of police and Fred Turner former city detective indicted by a grand jury on bribery and grand larceny in the first degree related to underworld graft. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment and reserved right to demur until Jan 5. Bonds set at 5000 dollars each and warrants served at the sheriff's office.
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Martin J. Flanagan
St. Paul
Fred Turner
Grand Jury
Flanagan
Turner
Man Accused Stabs Wife After Asking for a Kiss
Edward Cronnan, detained as the suspect, allegedly asked his wife for a kiss and then stabbed her in the throat when she leaned in. The victim was taken to City hospital and is not yet out of danger. Cronnan remains at large. the attack occurred at William Hoffman’s residence where Mrs Cronnan worked. Witness C Will Bauman saw Cronnan stab and flee.
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Edward Cronnan
City Hospital
Cronnan
William Hoffman
Two Convicted of First Degree Murder in St Paul
Joseph Gyarmati and John Osik were found guilty of murder in the first degree by a jury in Judge Orr's court at St. Paul for strangling Rosa Gyarmati on June 18. The state presented circumstantial evidence. Sentencing was delayed until Monday. Gyarmati turned pale at the verdict while Osik remained unmoved.
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Joseph Gyarmati
John Osik
Volstead Denies Retirement Report in Minnesota
Representative Andrew J. Volstead of Minnesota district six denies circulating letters claiming he will not seek another term. He states he has written no such letters and has not told anyone he will not run for renomination, calling the reports groundless.
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Andrew J. Volstead
Minnesota
Volstead
Four Drowned at Boy River Victims Believed Minneapolis Residents
Four men died in the river near Boy River with two said to be Minneapolis youths. Coroner Miskella left for the scene as authorities prepare to bring the bodies to Casas Lake. Further particulars were not received.
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Minneapolis
Boy River
Miskella
Casas Lake
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