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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1912

Page

10

Stingaree Captured After Midnight Chase at Rosanna Station

In New South Wales a masked bushranger Stingaree disrupts a gathering at Rosanna Station. Hilda Bouverle’s singing prompts a dramatic pursuit by Sergeant Cameron and Constable Tyler with Superintendent Cairns. Stingaree is cornered and Hardcastle the murdered man’s suspicion reveals the trap’s set. Stingaree is captured. the story continues.

Miss Bouverle Stingaree Mrs. Clarkson Hilda Sir Julian Cameron New South Wales Mardcastle Australia Old Duncan Hardcastle Cairns Dylet Pie Sreséat Young Murray Robert Duncan Rosanna Tyler Tam Harry Sydney Lueyer Manu Hard Tle Kim Hell South Mr. Hardcastle Hard Ceash Mr. Hardy Dardcastle le My Vietoy Lis Voust Haitts

D A R Presidency Faces No Contested Nomination

Mrs. Matthew T. Scott says no candidate will run for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the May annual meeting in Washington. She will pursue a hands off policy and decline to endorse any successor.

Washington Matthew T. Scott the Daughters of the American Revolution Scott Scat William Cumming Story New York

Deadliest of Submarines

Washington reports the new submarine G-4 as the deadliest of its type. Properly handled by a crew of a dozen to fifteen men, it can cause as much destruction as the largest battleship.

Washington

A Grim Prophecy

Washington on November 18 reports Ambassador Yusuf Zia Pasha of Turkey warned that loss of Macedonia could trigger endless civil war. He also predicted that Turkey would face no trouble against combined forces of the Balkan kingdoms if war occurred, while he believed powers would demand order.

Washington Balkans Yusuf Zia Pasha Turkey Macedonia

Boys Conference in New York Draws 1500 Delegates

The boys conference in New York aims to be the greatest event of its kind in the country with over 1500 delegates expected. Representatives of schools and associations will attend as 48 speakers address the gathering.

Legal Aid Societies of New York Arthur von Briesen Chamber of Commerce Joseph AH. Choate United States New York Society Pittsburgh Samuel Svoville Philadelphia Mr. Baxter Ersoner John H. Kinley College of the City of New York David IR. Porter International Y. M. GC. A G. W. Hinleckly Good Will Maine University of Syracuse Snrnense

Hobo Colony Opens Near Poughkeepsie

A 821 acre site near Poughkeepsie hosts an industrial farm to reform vagrants labeled as hobos. Men will be housed, fed, clothed, and taught farming and related crafts to avoid criminal stigma and temptations of poverty.

Poughkeepsie N. Y America New York State

Austrian Navy Budget Debated by Army Committee

Vienna reports that the army committee of the Austrian delegation backed naval estimates while stressing a stronger coast defense fleet. Vice Admiral Monte Cuccoli warned current budget plans are inadequate and urged larger gunships and greater tonnage, noting airship bomb threats require international accord.

Vienna Monte Cuccoli Austria

Attar of roses scarce as Balkan war bites supply

London reports the Balkan conflict cutting attar of roses supplies, driving up prices. Bulgaria remains the main source, with peasants in the valleys distilling the oil for perfumes. Attempts to replace with roses from France Germany or Australia failed. Buyers in London Paris and New York snapped up available stock.

London Balkans Bulgaria Constantinone France Germany South Australia Parla New York

Juvenile Crime Surges Among French Youths

Paris reports crime flourishes among minors three times more than adults in France. The maximum criminality occurs at ages eighteen to twenty one for both sexes, with 301 prisoners per 10 000 inhabitants in that age group, triple the rate of those aged majority.

France Paris Republic

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