Tragedy at Red Gables Ends Husband's Life in Domestic Quarrel
Captain J Clayton Erb, longtime Republican figure and ally of Israel W Durham, was killed by his sister in law Mrs Katherine Beisel at Red Gables after a heated domestic dispute. Beisel claimed self defense as Erb allegedly attacked her. The incident occurred after years of estrangement and prior court actions between Erb and his wife.
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Shage 18 Not Ill Says Official
A wounded man named Sopan Mack of the Democratic party reports a false crisis over his health. He says he felt only stomach trouble and fatigue from overwork rather than a collapse. A witness or friend noted that he was exhausted but not seriously ill.
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The Many Uses of Cold Dust Gold Dust Cleaner
A reader praises Gold Dust as a universal cleaner for washing cleaning scouring and scrubbing. The piece notes it replaces borax ammonia kerosene and naphtha with one product called Gold Dust.
Wife Leaves For Chicago In Democratic News
Mrs. Norman E. Mack, wife of the Democratic national committee chairman, left Buffalo for Chicago this morning aboard the Lake Shore road. The report follows mentions of the chairman’s indisposition and upcoming campaign coverage.
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Buffalo
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Lake Shore Road
Woman Drowns at Niagara Falls After Crossing Barrier
A woman from Saginaw, Michigan, wandered the reservation at Niagara Falls and leaped from the Prospect Point railing into the American funnel. She was questioned by park police earlier and was not allowed to visit Coat Island. This marks the twelfth suicide at Niagara Falls since July.
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Voy Associatcn Press
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Coat Island
Park Police
Saginaw, Mich
Eent O'Cleck
Prospect Point
New London Notes. Dorows Viels daughter injured eye
New London notes report Dorows the late daughter of Mr and Mrs William Viel fell at home and needed two stitches for a deep cut over the left eye. A. G. Herrmann and Jenny returned from an Oklahoma oil trip noting properties owned by local New London parties are thriving. A carload of sash making machinery arrives for John Jermings company factory and an addition to the city electric light station is planned. New machinery and dynamos due October 16 will double plant capacity. Henry Sibley, a known resident, is sent to county jail for thirty days after being convicted of stealing a hat and a nat belonging to Ray Blackwood.
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Willam Viel
A. G. Herrmann
Janny
Oklahoma Oil Fields
John Jermings Company
Enging
Dynano Wit
Henry Sibley
Ray Blackwood
Roosevelt Campaign Attack Recalled by Ex-Official
Ex-Indge Alan B. Parker recalls remarks about the Roosevelt campaign and a presidential race claim. Parker says the attack tied the president to certain figures and parties, asserting the facts speak for themselves.
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Roosevelt
Alan B. Parker
Heart Displacement Confuses Chicago Doctors
Clyde, Illinois ten year old Abbott was misdiagnosed with appendicitis in Chicago last week. Dr Valier of Clyde discovered her heart displaced about four inches to the right, reversing the expected left position and easing fears of immediate danger.
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Chicago
Welcome for Farley in New York entails archbishop arrival
Prominent Catholics in New York prepare a welcome for Archbishop John M Farley of the New York archdiocese. Farley is scheduled to arrive next Friday aboard the Princess line ship Naple sailing September 2. A flotilla of about 200 will meet him at the bay, signaling a grand reception.
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Princess Rone
Lloyd Line
Farley
Heavy logging this winter to follow forest fires
A dispatch from Thinelander notes timber damaged by last month’s forest fires will require extensive logging this winter. The Menasha Wootenware company is expected to log upwards of 16,000,649 feet as camps are set up for the operation.
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Spealat
Thinelander
Menasha Wootenware Company
Masonic Poet Laureate Named in Chicago Lodge
Fay Hempstead of Arkansas now with Ravenswood lodge Chicago is crowned poet laureate of the Masonic Fraternity. He becomes the third to hold the honor following Robert Burns and Robert Morris of Newark.
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Fay Hempstead
Arkansas
Ravenswood Lodge
Robert Burns
Robert Morris
Newark
Sign Wage Agreement Reached For Two-Year Span
Representatives of Washington coal miners and coal operators debated an overall wage scale agreement. the pact aims to be in force for the next two years as of October 7. The Associated Press reports negotiations in Seattle.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Harriman Official Speaks at Trans Mississipp i Congress
In San Francisco on October 7 the Trans-Mississippi Commercial congress heard J C Stubbs director of traffic for Harriman railways discuss Transportation and railway roles in regional development. Other speakers included Dr Benjamin Ide Wheeler University of California on West of the Mississippi, and Utah Governor Cutler with California’s Pardee addressing conservation and public lands irrigation.
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Cal
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Stubbs
Speial Peques
A. Liarrbnan
trans-Mississippi
Congress
BenjJamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Mississippi River
Fred W. Fleming
Kansas City
Cutler
Utah
Pardes
California
Dielson
Colorado
Ekern Faces Libel Suit Over Assembly Campaign Fight
In Trempealeau Wisconsin Ekern longtime La Follette ally sues The Arcadia Leader publisher Albert Ham alleging the paper misrepresented a United States Senator Stephenson check to influence the La Follette campaign. Exern claims the report harmed his assembly race and may threaten the La Follette political faction as primary dynamics unfold.
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la Petlette Camparsi Fund
A. Te Ewesmie
Stephensen
Serdar Davidsons
Cowel
Davulson
Fu Mollette
Ta Follette
la Follette
Stato
Northern Pacific Revenue Report Shows Revenue Rise
At the Northern Pacific annual meeting all directors were elected. The company’s report for year ending June 30 shows revenue increase over the prior year with earnings in the passenger department at 16,930,581 and freight at 47,070,088. higher interest and commissions on new atomic conservations explain the rise.
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Stockyards Sold After Chicago Firm Offer
Union stockyards at West Toronto will be acquired by a Chicago meatpacker, likely Armour or Swift. At a shareholders meeting an offer of 350 000 cash, enough to control a majority of the stock, was accepted and the deal will be closed promptly.
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Associated
Toronto
Gut
Union
West Toronto
Chicago
Armour
Swifts
Outlaws Threaten Buckingham County Again
A Buckingham County danger report indicates renewed outlaw depredations in Arvonia. Edmund Hubbard, Buckingham's commonwealth's attorney, telegraphed Governor Swanson asking for urgent detective help to reach the scene.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Arvonia
Buckingham County
Edmund Hubbard
Commonwealth
Buckingham
Swanson
Orders for 1000 cars placed with Standard Steel Car
Chicago & Alton railway orders another thousand the same as a previous order. Cars to be built at the Hammond shop, Pittsburg.
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Sucey
Pittsburg
Standard Steel Car Company
Chicago & Alton Railway
Hammond, and
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