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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1911

Page

9

Accidentally Killed in Little Rock Police Office

W B Potts Bertillon expert for the Little Rock police department was killed when his revolver, being cleaned in his office, discharged accidentally. Other brief items include Addison B Burk elected president of the United States League of Building and Loan Associations in Grand Rapids and a Pittsburg detective seeking a new trial after a mail fraud conviction.

Little Rock Ark W. B. Potts Heads Building Association Grand Rapids, Mich Addison B. Burk Philadelphia United States League of Building and Loan Associations

Earth slides annoy workers at Culebra

The Associated Press reports that earth and rock slides at the Culebra cut in the Panama Canal have become the most troublesome and costly part of the excavation. The canal commission raised its estimates by 6,252,281 cubic yards as slides continue and costs per cubic yard fell from 98 to 56.92 cents. further reductions are hoped. In Evansville Indiana, a separate notice says Mrs. Andrew Keuber seeks divorce alleging no kiss or caress for thirteen years.

Associated Press Washington Culebra Panama Canal Canal Canal Commission Evansville Ind Andrew Keuber

Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedies Praised by a Michigan Mother

Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with maintaining her health and energy after bearing thirteen children. She endorses the products for her daughter’s painful periods and irregularity and urges others to use them.

Scottville Mich Lydia E.pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E.m J.G. Johnson Ir.f.d

Grange Plans Lake Compounce Field Day August 25

Leonard H. Healey heads a Connecticut state Grange committee in Bristol and schedules a Lake Compounce field day for August 25 to replace the Hartford state fair event. He says the Grange will invite a Washington opponent of reciprocity if Taft discusses the measure at the state fair.

Bristol Conn Leonard H. Healey State Grange Lake Compounce Hartford Healey Taft Grange Washington State

Girl Is Exonerated After Killing Husband in San Francisco

Anna Langley, 19, was exonerated after explaining years of neglect and abuse led to a fatal shooting of her husband James W. Langley Wednesday. The coroner's jury cleared her and a subsequent grand jury hearing supported her story amid wide public support.

San Francisco Cal Anna Langley James W. Langley Joels

Moyer Re-elected President Of Western Federation Of Miners

Butte Montana August 4 Charles H Moyer was re elected president of the Western Federation of Miners by a vote of 209 to 90 at last nights session of the organization here.

Butte Mont Charles H. Moyer Western Federation of Miners

All Favor Treaties Urge Unlimited Arbitration

Two hundred sets of resolutions signed by chambers of commerce and boards of trade across the nation urge the United States Senate to ratify unlimited arbitration treaties. The resolutions also press revision of current arbitration pacts to extend unlimited arbitration, with signatories from almost every state and Hawaii.

Boston Mass Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade United States Senate World's Peace Foundation Connecticut Idaho Montana North Dakota Oregon Washington Wyoming Hawaii

Hindu Held for Murder in Chicago Theater Rampage

In Chicago on August 4 a coroner's jury held an inquest into Archibald Hunt’s death from a July 25 crowd shooting. M. Hussain, a Hindu, was held to the grand jury for murder after the incident outside a downtown theater.

Chicago

Eleven Story Fall Injures Workman At Taft Hotel

John Fisher, a worker on the new Hotel Taft in New Haven, fell eleven stories when a hoisting elevator broke at the eighth floor. He escaped with a slight cut above the eye after being found alive in the sub cellar by fellow workers.

New Haven Conn John Fisher Taft Fisher

Dock Workers Strike Called But Not Underway In London

London reports that the general dock workers strike was not carried out as planned. An arbitrator has been appointed and there are strong hopes that the dispute will be settled soon.

London

Albanians to Return as Montenegro Accepts Concessions

Me lissor tribesmen decide to end hostilities and return to their homes in Albania after concessions are granted. Train service resumes under guard in Mexico City after a sympathetic strike and shop employees walkout at Orizaba and Apizaco.

Cettinje Montenegro Melissor Albania Mexico City Orizaba Apizaco

May strain relations referenced in Persian expedition report

The Novoe Vremya argues that appointing Major C. B. Stokes as head of a British led expedition against the deposed shah Mohammed Ali Mirza would disturb Anglo Russian relations. It says Russia and Great Britain should not interfere in Persia affairs.

Associated Press ST. Petersburg Novoe Vremya C. B. Stokes Berlin Shah Mohammed Ali Mirza Russia Great Britain Persia

Work on Maine wreck advances by gas blast method

The Maine wreck clearing progressed as a gas blast apparatus began dissecting the shattered vessel. A single operator directs a small flame of intense heat to melt the heaviest deck beams and side frames in under five minutes.

Associated Press Havana Maine

Confesses 10 Crime After Exoneration

In Chicago Christian Jurgenson surrendered his 17 year old son to police after the youth, once acquitted for the July 4 killing of Elmer Schaefer, confessed to his father that he shot Schaefer after a quarrel. The youth faces murder charges as Jurgenson’s health declines from the secret.

Associated Press Chicago Christian Jurgenson Elmer Schaefer Schaefer Jurgenson

Davenport man Geo Devany enters 1912 presidential race

Geo Devany of Davenport announces his candidacy for president in 1912 declaring himself friend of the farmer. He plans to distribute stickers bearing his name to cover Governor Harmon on ballots and concedes Harmon will be the Democratic nominee.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Geo Devany Davenport United States Hayward Farmer Harmon Ohio

Jewel trunk missing. $20,000 in jewels stolen

William Smith arriving in Nebraska City from Omaha discovered a trunk with $20,000 worth of jewelry missing. Detectives reported yesterday they believe the jewels were stolen.

Associated Press Nebraska City Neb William Smith Omaha

Rogers Named President of Naval War College

Washington dispatch reports Captain W. L. Rogers, commander of the battleship Georgia, chosen as president of the naval war college succeeding Admiral Raymond Rodgers who retires next fall.

War College Associated Press Washington, D. C W. L. Rogers Georgia Naval War College Raymond Rodgers

Waiter Arrested in Mysterious Hotel Death Case

St Louis Aug 4 Max Pappas a hotel waiter was arrested on suspicion in the death of Mrs Max Judell who fell from a third story of a cheap hotel last Monday night. Pappas denies being with the woman and says he never knew her. Testimony yielded little.

ST. Louis Max Pappas Max Judell Pappas

Barrymore files divorce suit against Russell Griswold Colt

New York Aug 4 Miss Ethel Barrymore filed papers for divorce from Russell Griswold Colt and service was made at his Yale club apartments. She arrived from Quebec on Tuesday to sign the complaint under statutory grounds and seeks custody of her baby aged under two. no alimony is requested.

New York Ethel Barrymore Russell Griswold Colt Colt Yale Club Barrymore Quebec

Admiral Nicholson Receives Condolence Cables

Rear Admiral Nicholson chief of the navigation bureau returns to Washington from Jameston R L and finds sympathy cables sent to his family in error over a supposed death. He believes a misread navy dispatch about Solicitor Johnson caused the mix up. The piece notes medical fees lack legal regulation.

Washington Nicholson Navigation Bureau Jameston R. L Naval Academy Solicitor Johnson Navy Department Navy Department. On That Occasion Admiral Nicholson Johnson

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