Woman Charged With Murder of Fourth Husband in Idaho
Honolulu arrest reports Lydia Southard, accused of killing Ed Moyers in Twin Falls, and previously collecting insurance on three former husbands. Deputy Ormsby says she courted and moved through men, earning suspicions as townspeople recount multiple deaths and insurance payouts tied to her marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sno. Francigvo
W. A. Ormsby
Twin Falls
Tasha
Lydia Southard
Honoluluon
Ed Moyers
Montana
Augustale
Lydia
Southard
Chicago
San Francisco
Hondlal
Missouri
Edward
Trueblood Farm
Woman is minus stomach in Paris medical report
Dr. Vincent Pauchet reports moving a stomach from a fifty year old woman who lived healthily afterward and was cured of cancer. He says digestion can occur with the small intestine and pancreatic bile. light diet advised. Mr Otto Kapping and Mrs Ricker Braun attended a Sleepy Eye wedding with two children last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vincent Pauchet
Academy of Medicine
Doctor Pauchet
Otto Kapping
Rickers- Braun
Sleepy Eye
Death by suicide linked to Montreal lodger Gladys Horland
A Montreal widow recalls a call from her lodger Gladys Horland who vanished March 20 and was found dead in the St Lawrence River on April 1. Detectives tie the affair to her husband Lieut Max Hooper of Hollywood and a possible forced removal from a Winnipeg style phone exchange. A man named Mack is said to have aided her, with other locals and acquaintances named in the surrounding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
West Ontario Street
Montreal
Gladys Horland
St Lawrence River
Max Hooper
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Windgor Hotel
Fugitive from Canada Nabbed in Sleepy Eye
Detective from Red Deer Alberta arrested Blanche Suggett in Sleepy Eye after locating her via intercepted letters. Federal warrant issued. extradition fight underway as she seeks Canadian defense through Edmonton lawyers and New Ulm firm represents her interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Shott
Red Deer
Alberta
Canada
New Ulm
Blanche Suggett
Sleepy Eye
Scott
Sheriff's Office
Sherif Herman Jahnke
Eee
Somgen
Dempsey & Flor
Mueller & Streissguth
Naturalization Officers Visit Bedside Hero for Citizenship
Denver officers went to the sickbed of Aaron Anderson a Sweden native to process his citizenship application. Anderson a member of the American Field Service and veteran of major overseas operations faced critical condition but focused on becoming a U S citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panera
Sam
Ofiera
Denver
Aaron Anderson
Sweden
Anderson Sa
Haw
Littleton
Inggee Samuel
Lenee
Zaap
Sleeper Awakens Briefly After Three Years in Fort Smith Hospital
James S Hilinger afty four years old has been asleep nearly three years at Fort Smith Arkansas county hospital. He awoke briefly one morning yawned and went back to sleep according to the nurse. Doctors say current awakening may recur though passenger weight and condition show no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narme
James S. Hilinger
Fort Smith
Ark
Eslinger
Pélingea
Eagles in Death Battle At Invergarry
Two golden eagles fought to the death near a road in Invernessshire as a English boy named Saya Vittor watched. One eagle toppled to a ditch and the victor clawed the other’s throat before the injured loser staggered away. Elsewhere a plasterer in Aberdeen, V Meitner, seeks a share of a $100 million estate in New York. Mehner’s grandmother’s papers may help establish his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya Vittor
Invergarry
Invernessshire
Wycott
New York City
V. Meitnér
Aberdeen
Farmers Send Cattle to Germany by West Arrow Ship
The West Ar row steamer arrived in Bremen with 1 718 cows and 70 calves donated by farmers in North Dakota South Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin. Hanxke public school graduates visited New Ulm for a class photograph at a local studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera
Germany
West Arrow
Bremen
North Dakota
South Dakota
Towa
Wisconsin
Hanxke
New Ulm
Second Visit of Detective Scott Sheds Light on North Country
The text notes Mr. Scott’s second visit to this U S section after a prior trip a year ago in Des Moines Iowa in pursuit of a criminal. It mentions Mrs Suggett extradition and Scott planning meetings with authorities. It also comments on Canadian militia connections and crop prospects in Central Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Mr. Scott
United States
Des Moines
Towa
Wilile
Atilla
Ottawa
New York State
Farmer Appropriates Forster's Dog Jigga in The Night
Jack Forster of New Ulm reports his Scotch Collie Jigga was stolen by a nearby farmer seven to eight miles away Saturday night. Forster and Red Schueller pursued in a car, intercepted the buggy, and recovered the dog after confronting the farmer who offered little resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioga
Jack Forster
New Ulm
Forster
Minnesota
North
Red" Schueller
Hunters Must Report Wild Fowl Taken Under 1920 License
Local game wardens across the state are enforcing a reporting requirement for hunters who did not report the number of wild fowl taken under their small game license. Noncompliance may lead to license refusal for the 1920 season. The item also notes a stream of social visits and travels among residents in New Ulm and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penta, Game and Fish Commissioner
Italian Night Carnival at Turner Park Draws Big Prizes
A large Italian Night festival at Turner Park features a parade at 7 80 pm and a night in Italy theme with lanterns booths and a tea garden. Prizes include a 150 phonograph and a 100 electric utility prize for New Ulm Turnerverein members travel to Chicago for a gymnastic meet is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allig
Turner Park
Turner’ Ladies’ Society
Meadames
William H. Stoll
Otto Puhlmann
Harald Sallet
Herman Scheman
Albert Steinhauser
Frances Bellm
Turkverein
Otto By Oswald
Frank Ni¢mann
Fred Pfaender
R. R. Kemski
Henry J. Meyer
August Hummel
Otto Hartman
Martin,Hoae
Hofmpelktefer Bula
Eliases
Um Turnveréin
Chicago
Minnesota
Italy
Hoffmoiater
New Ulm
Turnverein
Chiedgo
Anton Leibold
Augusta Schmidt
Turnvercind Tunner Ladies' Society
Special Services Next Wednesday at St Peter's Church
Near Wednesday June 29 an important event marks the consecration of St Peter's Episcopal edifice by Bishop J B A McElwain of Minneapolis. The church is debt free. special consecration is at 10 am with a sermon by Dry Hi My Romany from Seabury. An 7:30 pm vestry meeting and reception follow. clergy from out of town will attend. funds go to the memory fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Episcopal
MpElwain
Dry
Profésenr
Seabury
Divinity School
Faribault
Andytry
Mme
Local residents take short trips and visits noted
John Gerholz of Gaylord made a business call on Thursday. Mrs A G Plagons plans a Pleasant call and Monday morning will join a party heading to Lake Mille Lacs for a few weeks. Mrs Henry Mauch and daughters returned to Hetland South Carolina after a week with the George Mauch family in Minneapolis. Mrs W Roy Ball and Miss Tda Betlike returned to Minneapolis after visiting relatives here. Mrs Mike Zeig Jr of St Paul visited her parents and will be joined by Otto and Louise Zeig for a few weeks at their sister’s home in Raintly City. The Mises Frederickson Florence Sehnes Elizabeth Hitz and Miss Daniels of St Peter depart for Washington near Englet Lake for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danley
Robert Dooley
Lydia
Twin Falls
Edward
Yve
Edward Dooley
Keytesville
Laura Maurie
Laura
Lewis
Myers
Leona Schwerr
Ford
Loretto Hospital
Miss Schwerr
Alvin Harmen~ing
Mary Zargl
Schwerr
Misschwerr
Ford Eat
Roenike’s Corner
Minnesota
Third North Streets
Third North Street
German’ Street
Fourth South Street
Leona
Schwert
Scioua
Bady
Farrasta
Tettera
John Gerholz
Gaylord
A. G. Plagons
Glencoe
Lake Mile Lacs
Paat
Henry Mauch
Mcfcaret
Raby
Hetland
S. C
George Mauch
North ‘Wash
Ington Street
W. Roy Ball
Tda Betlike
Minneapolis
Amil Bethke
Mike Zeig, Jr
St. Paul
Joseph Horner
North Jefferaoh Street
Bom
Zeig
Otto
Louise
Mises
Frederickson
Florence Sehnes
Elizabeth Hitz
Danijals
St. Peter
Lal Washington
Englet Lake
Fur
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Pauchet
Henry Ahrens
A. Ackermann
Perens
Misa Ellen ‘Anderson
Edwin Hage
Hanska
Ernst Rolloff
Milford Township
August Schroeder
Joseph L. Ziptertett
Morton
Wenzel ‘Singer
Tey
Jake Layen
Thureday
George Hahselbruck
Mankato
William Hoeiner
Greenway
South State Street
Selma Bethke
Sylvia Gehrke
Lucan
McPhail School of Music
Mitt Miesen
Elmer Schmidt
Milwaukee, Wis
H. Klatt
Jefferson St
George Grimm
Lamberton
Nancy
Twin Cities
Hutchinson
Marie Byer
Edward Witt
Hendera
Bertha Witt
Henderson
F. Schula
Fred
Dr. Martin Luther College
William Hellmann
North Broadway
Mr. Sand
Martin Mohr
Theodore ‘Mohr
Victor Daver
Parkers Prairie
William’ Mohr
Charles Fortwengler
Albert Johnson
Linden
Township
Fay
Cameson
Hantha Herald
James EB. Markham
Americam Stairway, Express Co
Rudolph Gronau
Thunsday
Minnieapta
State Bank of New Ulm
Sheriff's
Frank E. Moree
United States Court
Manksto
Mrw Suggett
Edmonton
Sebtt
Dominion
Hughes
Washington
D. C
Governor Press
Huaband
L. Sugtt
Mirror
Phe Park
Eagles IN Death
Jack
Jiges
Sast
Oscar Bjorneberg
Olé 0. Bakken
Ligeborg Sperstad
George R. Kruegel
T.pfaxel
William ‘Nell
Arthur Anderson
Jos. Lessner
Sykeston, N. d
Michael Seitz
Adolph Amdt
Edna
Martin Schwinghammer
Eugene Bigot
Joseph Tawer
Joseph Weller
Springfield
New Ulem
Exnil Flygan
Sherburn
H. C. Canfield
Winthrop
F. W. Peuser
Minnesta. Street
C. C. Strickler
Battle Creek
Mich
Elke
Darge
Piathahn
Joseph Fromm
Leavenwoorth Township
Anton Deutsch
Margaret Trath
Theodore Steffen
Wilton
N. D
Marphell
Mes
King
A-Laer Aardeneter
Shia Will
Jordan
Minn
She
Mary Zangl
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
McElwain
Mr. A. Hibs of
Helloway
Augent Muske
North State Streck
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