Egan Concedes Defeat In South Dakota Primary
Sioux County Herald reports in incomplete returns Gov. Vessey leads Egan by over 1,000 with 18 145 to 17 388 and 14 793 for Elrod. Stalwarts claim re-nominations for Burke and Martin with momentum toward the state ticket while Egan contemplates an independent bid if denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rsvemce
South Dcote
Egan
Gov. Vessey
Vessey
Martin
Burke
Cannon
South Dakota
Congress
Johnson
Argus-Leader
Elrod
Benn
Wreck of St Louis Fast Mail Kills Three on Curve
Three men died and six others were seriously hurt when the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern fast mail train for Texas left the track near the city limits in St Louis Missouri. Engineer Walter A Douglas fireman Robert D Sheppard and mail clerk slasper L Lasater died. The wreck occurred as the engine jumped the curve at high speed and a mail car crashed into Miller Manufacturing walls. No passengers were aboard the train, and railroad orders limit speed at the curve to twenty five miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Southern
Texas
Miller Manufacturing Company
Walter A. Douglas
Robert D. Sheppard
Slasper L. Lasater
Lasater
Douglas
Sheppard
Fast Mail
International Horse Show Awards in London
In London at the International Horse Show on Thursday W H H Moore of New York won the first prize with Robin Hood and the second prize with Marie in the class for single harness horses over 15.9 hands shown to a brougham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. H H. Moore
New York
Robin Hood
Marie
Record Flight Mate Offeers Fly 106 Miles to Paris
French army aviation corps officers Bfarconnet and Fequant piloted a non stop flight from Chalons-Sur-Alamne to Paris covering 105.6 miles in 2 hours 50 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offeers Bfarconnet and
Fequant
Army Aviation Corps
Chalons-Sur-Alamne
Paris
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Thursday quotations from the Sioux City live stock market list top beeves at 8.50 pounds and top hogs at 9.40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Fire Razes Large Section Of Garrison Russia Town
Thursday blaze swept through Garrison a town of about 15 696 residents most of them Hebrews destroying 415 buildings including commercial and residential quarters. A separate note reports the Titi Ness state education meeting voting to establish an agriculture course and teacher training by practical demonstration. Bank of England cuts minimum discount from 4 to 3 percent as gold influx strengthens reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Russia
Titi- Ness
Bank of Ingland
Auto dealer killed in crash under viaduct over Cuyahoga River
Fred R. Blee a Cleveland automobile dealer was instantly killed when his car plunged through an open draw of the viaduct along the Cuyahoga River bank. The accident occurred as Blee drove beneath the structure, nine feet below the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Viaduct
Cuyahoga River
Fred RB. Blee
Cleveland, O
Francke Sues Peary Over Arctic Fur Pact and Cash
Rudolph Francke files a 10000 dollar suit with Dr. Frederick A. Cook alleging Peary coerced him into sharing furs and walrus skins bought from Arctic natives. Francke says Peary claimed a portion for gifts to ex President Roosevelt and served papers in Berlin hotel. Peary dodged comment and handed case to the U S ambassador David Jayne Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Francke
Frederick A. Cook
Robert E. Peary
Francke
Arctic
Cook
Peary
America
Trancke
Rooseveltt
Berlin
Hartier
David Jayne Hill
Deluge in Kansas and Missouri Causes Flooding and Fatality
A severe rain storm hit western Missouri and eastern Kansas lasting hours on Wednesday. Kansas City Missouri saw flooded cellars and damage to low areas. a boiler room at the Kansas City Star flooded. In Kansas City Kansas Mrs Charlotte Hicks was killed by lightning on her porch. Joplin Missouri and mines near Galena Kansas reported flooding. Topeka suffered hail and darkness halting streetcars.
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Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
Southwest
Kansas City Star
Kan
Charlotte Hicks
Lafayette Street
Joplin
Galena
Topeka
Widow Elizabeth Schultz slain in Beavenworth murder and arson
Wealthy 74 year old widow Elizabeth Schultz was found murdered in her Beavenworth home. Police say robbery sparked the fire and ransacking. she lay burned in the cellar after a front room blaze was extinguished. Schultz reportedly valued at 500 000 with a large sum stored at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schultz
Beavenworth
Kan
Schultz
Granite Concern Falls Into Receiver After Debts Mount
The Tconker Torrer company of Boston Massachusetts, a long established granite and marble manufacturer and importer, cannot meet its liabilities of 200 900 and has gone into the hands of a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Concern Falls
Tconker-Torrer Company of
Boston
Mmass
New England
Severe Storms Cause Fatalities and Crop Loss in Germany
Severe thunderstorms strike western and central Germany with deadly lightning. Reports indicate numerous fatalities in at least one province and widespread crop damage across affected regions.
Oil Companies Merge In Oklahoma Field Pact At Kansas City
Practically all details completed for the merger of twenty large oil producing companies in the Oklahoma field into one corporation with its own refineries and pipelines at Kansas City on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tventy
Oklahoma Field
Kansas City
Police Seek Missing Schoolgirl in Colorado Search
Police across Colorado hunt for Esther White a 14 year old Trinidad girl who disappeared a week ago from a Denver boarding house as authorities issue alerts and organize searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Esther White
Denver
Broward Wins Senate Seat Won by Over Fifteen Hundred Votes
Friends of United States Senator James P. Faliafero of Jacksonville concede on Wednesday that Governor Broward won the election to the Senate by more than 1 540 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frinds
United States
James P. Faliafero
Jacksonville
Fla
Gov. Broward
Senate
Woman killed after fall in Evansville home fire
Mrs. Elizabeth Pillow, aged TA Fears, who moved to Evansville Illinois from Shawneetown, fell down stairs at her home Wednesday and was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knots
Elizabeth Pillow
Evansville
Shawneetown
Fire Burns Major Part of Selleck Military Academy
A large fire destroyed most of the Selleck Military Academy main building in Norwalk Connecticut early Wednesday. Seventy five students fled to Norwalk hotels for temporary shelter for the rest of the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Academy
Selleck Military Academy
Norwalk
Conn
Cigarette Smoking Tied to Death of Denver Ad Man
Arthur W. Cooley advertising man died at the Palms hotel in Denver Cole from health complications linked to twenty years of cigarette use. The obituary notes excessive smoking as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Arthur W. Cooley
Palms Hotel
Denver Cole
Cooley
Indians Must Pay Taxes on Allotted Lands in Oklahoma
Judge Joel M. Sandlin of Guthrie Oklahoma rules that original Chickasaw and Choctaw allottees must pay state taxes like other citizens. About 9,000 Indian landowners are affected. petitions by 9,006 allottees to bar 1908 taxes were rejected. The court found no exemption in the Atoka agreement and directed relief to be sought from the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cklahoma
Superior Court
Joel M. Sandlin
Guthrie
Okla
West
Atoka
Living to Higher Costs Predicted by Industry Leader
Albert H. Cary of United States Steel says general living costs will rise, with higher wages and production costs. He notes prosperity ahead but warns prices will climb as materials and goods advance, benefiting workers who serve the home. He calls the outlook the center of one of the nation’s greatest harvests of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steck
Negro Soldier Charged With Assault at Fort Lawton
Private Nathaniel Blodser of Company 1 Twenty f Ifth United States Infantry was turned over to Seattle police after forcing entry into Mrs Fleading’s home and assaulting her. Fort Lawton commander handed him over. City council calls for removal of Negro troops from Fort Lawton via congressman action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woon
Nathaniel Blodser
Twenty-fifth
United States Infantry
Seattle
Wash
Fort Lawton
7. W. Fleading
Bledser
Congress
Crum Nominated for Monrovia Consul General Post
President Taft on Tuesday named William D. Crum of South Carolina as minister resident and consul general at Monrovia Liberia. Crum previously drew southern ire when Roosevelt appointed him Charleston collector of customs.
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Crum
Taft
William D. Crum
South Carolina
Monrovia
Liburia
Roosevelt
Charleston, & C
South
Boston Ship Owner’s Wife Fined for Attempted Smuggling
Judge Reelstab in the United States court fines Mrs. Matilda M. Chesbrough five thousand dollars after a conviction for attempting to smuggle personal property into the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reelstab
Matilda M. Chesbrough
Boston
Man Falls From Roof While Watching Halley's Comet
Lambert Wilson of Qwensville Indiana climbed his home roof to observe Halley's comet. His footing failed and he slid thirty feet to the ground, suffering painful cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Falls
Lambert Wilson
Qwensville
Ind
Halley
Ban New Pangread Dances In Chicago Convention
United Professional Dancing Teachers association meeting in Chicago rejected new fad dances as wasteful novelty and revived traditional moves as a safer course for public dancing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Professional Dancing Teachers’ Association
Chicago
Missouri man in shooting incident during Idaho trip
Harry B. Key aged four years old, previously a Pasadena cashier, reportedly fired at Pecatelin Idaho while en route home to St. Joseph Missouri after a hunting trip. He carried money and the motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Key
Pasadena
Pecatelin
Idaho
St. Joseph
Attorney General Wickersham Denies Parr's Government Claim
Wickersham issues a decision denying Parr the right to recover against the government for information supplied against the so called Sugilr trust. The ruling centers on the validity of Parr's claim and the government's liability for the disclosed data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Parr
Iis
Sugilr Trust
Seattle Youth Fatally Shoots Saloon Proprietor
Shoat Wallace A. Russell a 22 year old from Seattle enters Monte Carlo saloon and gambling house and fatally shoots proprietor Joseph Bonnex in a violent incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace A. Russell
Seattle, Wash
Monte Carlo
Joseph Bonnex
General Sir William Butler Dies in London at 72
General Sir William Princis Butler died in London on Tuesday at age 72. He had a distinguished career including service in Egypt and South Africa and on special missions to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Princis Butler
London
Tie
Egypt
South Africa
Canada
Anti-dap Wising Plot Report in Korea
North Korea reports reveal a rising anti annexation movement among Koreans opposed to Japanese rule. The plot centers on organized resistance within the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Korea
Korea
Japan
Fitch Ends Life in Greenport Hospital
Walter A. Fitch, a well known resident of Cos Cobbe Conn, died Monday night in a Greenport hospital after taking his own life. The death was announced Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Fitch
Greenport
I. I
Fitch
Coscoba
Conn
Illinois Mine Fire Threatens Capital Company Plant
At 2 o'clock Wednesday morning a fire engulfed the Capital company mine in the eastern part of Springfield. The blaze began just before midnight and workers feared complete destruction of the mine and surrounding facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thlnois
The
Capital Company
Springfelg, el
Devastating Italy quake hits Avellino region
A severe earthquake struck Avellino and southern Italy shortly before dawn causing 35 to 50 deaths and numerous injuries. Calitri San Sossie Chianche Castelfrtonia Calabritta suffered fatalities and damage as residents fled in panic. King and Queen rushed to the scene by special train boosting morale amid ongoing relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avellino
Italy
Avellindittle
Large tile drainage project near Belle Plaine reshapes farms
A 3,000 foot long tile drain near Belle Plaine diverts water to the Iowa river and reclaims about 150 acres of wet land plus 600 acres overall, including 306 acres of the Moffat estate and 160 acres of Jacob Schubert. The project, promoted by H R Mosnat, replaces open ditches and could boost land values by at least 600,000 and add a dozen more farms to town.
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Humboldt
Iowa River
Belle Plane
Moffat
Jacob Schubert
J. W W. Guinn
H.R. Mosnat
Belle Plaine
Lows
Tamia
Marengo
Belle Plaines
Fatal Poisoning Mistake in Iowa Drug Store
Traveling salesman H Hi Morton of Omaha died after a clerk mistook a bottle of formaldehyde for mineral water and gave him a small glass of poison in a Council Bluffs Moore drug store. Horace Sears, the clerk, has not been arrested. the coroner conducts the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hi. Morton
McCord, Brady & Co
Omaha
Council Bhills
Atbattic
Moore Drug Store
Horace Sears
Morton
Council Bluffs
Kentucky
Sears
Railway Beal Is Blocked in Web ster City
Officials from Crooked Creek Railroad and Coal in Webster City have no public comment as the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern Interurban was placed in receivership. The move likely ends hopes for Crooked Creek electrification this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek Railroad and Coal Company
Webster City
Fort Dodge, Des Moines and Southern Interurban Company
Saaturday
Crooked Creek
First Iowa Cavalry Veterans Elect Officers
Des Moines a. Bo Rabbitt Eloctist President Ty First Cavalry Veterans J EL Mabbitt of Des Moines was elected president at a Wellington hotel meeting. TE. GS. Young of Gelwein named vice president Garland of Scranton secretary treasurer. Mrs Virginia Lothrop of Sioux City titled mother of the regiment. Reunions shift from biennial to annual. Ohio flag presented by Dr Witer a former member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bo Rabbitt
Ty First Cavalry Veterans
J. EL Mabbitt
Des Boines
First Iowa Cavalry Veterans’ Association
Hell
Wellington Hotel
TE. GS. Young
Gelwein
Model Ee, Garland
Scranton
Virginia “Lothrop
Sioux City
Monroe Special Section Voters to decide library tax plan
A city council in Monroe orders a July special election on a 1 mill tax to support a free public library. Voters will also choose on endorsing or rejecting the proposed purchase of a chemical tire engine by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Woman Slashes Throat in Pond Suicide Near Cannahies
Mrs. G Sargent, wife of a prosperous Cannahies farmer, drained by despair, killed herself Tuesday morning by slashing her throat from ear to ear while wading in a pond near her home. No motive detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sargent
Cannahies Station
Man Dies Saving Car Fare on Freight Train
Albert Trieb of Dubuque and his brother Joseph rode on top of a freight train. They were swept from their position under the Erie street viaduct in Chicago and Albert died while attempting to save a small amount of railroad fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Trieb
Dubuque
Joseph
Erie Street
Chicago
Winterset Woman Elected President of Womans Thaliéf Circle
Mrs Jennie Whedon of Winterset was elected department president at a Des Moines meeting of the Womens Thaliéf Circle. She has long served as Joest corps president for eighteen years and held multiple state offices, with extensive experience in patriotic teaching and relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Whedon
Winterset
Oe Womens Thaliéf
W.oregal
Des Anines
Margaret Himmuan
Belmont
Msr
Mary J. Gabeuck
Des Moines
Jessie Rie Kas
Decorah
Nations
Econven
Robbery at Estherville Leaves Silverware Missing
Thieves entered a residence in Estherville Thursday cutting out a door panel and stealing about $150 in silverware before making a quiet getaway. In the same evening a telephone line at the Converse building was cut but nothing was taken. no suspects have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drownee
Estherville
Stollen
Fire destroys barn. insured loss under dispute in Humbaldt
A large barn and farm contents valued at several thousand dollars burned at Humbaldt. Fire destroyed grain in bulk and machinery. Charles Flemmig, a retired farmer, faced a loss estimated between five thousand and nine thousand dollars with insufficient insurance to cover the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Flemmig
Humbaldt
Wethe Insurance
Railroad Man Burned In Gas Engine Explosion
Fred Wheat of Gas Western at Thornton suffered severe burns when a gasoline engine pit exploded. In a separate note, Baptists of the Dubuque association held their semi annual conference at Strawberry Point with sixteen churches in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wheat
Gas Western
Thornton
The
Baptists of the Dubuque Association
Strawberry Point
Association
Hardy Release After Van Cleve Family Murder Probe
Raymond Wardy, 19, held on suspicion of murdering his parents and brother near Van Cleve Sunday night, was released Thursday as the coroner's jury completed its inquiry without recommendation and found the assassin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wardy
van Cleve
Alderman Chosen Captain of Iowa University Track Team
Merle Alderman was elected Thursday captain of the Iowa University track team for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Alderman
Thurssday
Iowa University
Owed to Bluff for Safekeeping Sheriff Holds Tiestensen
Thursday Owen Tiestensen was taken to Cimaha by Sheriff EB Dela Hood of Guthrie County and lodged in jail for safe keeping. The sheriff says Tiestensen is too le charged with assault on a 14 year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Tiestensen
Cimaha
EB. Delahood
Guthrie County
Remains Identified in Fatal Train Collision Near Ledinis
The man killed by a passenger train Saturday afternoon a mile north of Ledinis is John Athanasy, a Greek laborer employed about seven miles north of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
U S Defies Threats at Bluefields Harbor Crisis
Commander Harold K. Hines of the Du buque replies to General Rivas of the Madriz force at Bluefields Nicaragua with a vow to level the Bluff if any vessel of any nation enters the harbor. Rivas warns US forces to keep out as Washington protests. The tense stand raises fears for the safety of American consul Thomas P. Moffat and a potential broader clash in Bluefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Fines
Dubuque
Tivas
Madriz
Bluehelds Bluff
Nicaragua
Rivas
United States
Washington
Hines
Mairiz
Thomas P. Moffat
Bluefields
Boy Burns Stepping Into Bonfire Ashes
Vincent Forrer aged 5, son of Mr and Mrs Porrey of Warshalltown, was seriously burned Tuesday morning when his stockings caught fire after stepping into bonfire ashes. He was rescued by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Forrer
Alr
Arsil Porrey
iWarshalltown
Mayor’s 24 month old son drowns in yard tub
Francis, the mayor of Parnum’s two year old son, drowned in a tub of water while playing in the yard. The mother found him after life was extinct and could not be resuscitated. He was the youngest of six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Parnum
Dean Gregory Appointed U S Delegate to Brussels Convention
Prof. Charles Noble Greszory dean of the college of law at the University of Town is named representative of the United States at the international educational convention to be held in Brussels this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Noble Greszory
College of Law
University of Town
United States
Brussels
Belgium
Man Loses Foot Under Train at Granite Depot
Charles Riley a train buyer at Granite lost a foot when he failed to hold a car and was crushed under a wheel as he attempted to board a departing train Sunday evening at Granite station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riley
Granite
Infant Dies in Bed Awakening Shocks Iowa Couple
Awakening to find their six month old infant dead in bed shocked Mr and Mrs Roy Joslyn of Iowa Falls. The child had never been very strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrs
Roy Joslyn
Iowa Falls
Boone man killed by fast mail train in car collision
William Rapp of Boone, just married two months prior, died Tuesday morning when his car was struck by a Northwestern fast mail train while he was driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rapp
Boone
Northwestern
Boone editor injured cranking auto in morning mishap
Anton and G Goldthwaite postmaster and editor of the New Republican at Boone received a broken right arm when cranking an automobile. The fracture occurred at the wrist and the accident happened Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.goldthwaite
New Republican
Boone
Governor Glenn to Speak at Fourth of July Oration
North Carolina Governor Glenn is slated to deliver the Fourth of July oration, with plans forming for a notable event. Local committees and officials are coordinating activities and scheduling the patriotic program for Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Glenn
North Carolina
Lewa
Explorers In Close Race To Mount McKinley
Word from Seward Alaska says Parker Brown Mount McKinley expedition reached Chalitna River on May 30. The New York Herald Portland Oregonian party reached Chuliina on May 39. Both parties follow Dr Cacke’s claimed route and face deep snow delaying progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount McKinley Tench Chalitna
Seward
Alaska
Parker Brown
Mount McKinley
Chalitna River
Susitna
New York Herald-Portland Oregonian
Chuliina
Dr. Cacke
Premature blast fatal at Lehigh Portland quarry in Coplay
A premature blast at the Lehigh Portland Cement Company quarry in West Coplay Pa killed three men and seriously injured three others. Three more workers are missing and feared buried under rock as rescuers search the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh-Portland Cement Company
West
Coplay
Prohibition Leader Is Killed by Chicago and Northwestern
W D Elwell former chairman of the Prohibition State Committee was killed by a train collision attributed to a Chicago and Northwestern line incident. The हादها occurred as he walked near Marshalltown Iowa on a March date referenced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
W. D. Elwell
Prohibition State Committee
Chicago
Northwestern
Faasenger
Marchalltewa'té
Congress Passes Railroad Bill Amid Senate Actions
The Senate approved the railroad bill by a 50 to 43 vote with Democrats Chamberlin Clay Gore Poynter Simmons and Stone among the yeses. House members debated the sundry civil bill and tied up related measures as the session closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sénat
Chamberlin
Clay
Gore
Poynter
Simmons
Stone
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Hughes
Nelson
Alaska
Ballinger-Pinechot
King Victor Emmanuel to Visit Russia This Summer
Reports indicate King Victor Emmanuel plans a state visit to Russia in summer, likely after August. Meanwhile Harvard secretary Jerome D Greene resigns to become business manager at the Rockefeller Institute in New York City. An initiative and referendum address is set for Nebraska City tonight. Commissioners bar Mr Bryan from speaking in the county courthouse. The national conference on charities and correction closes in St Louis with a lawbreakers session. Massachusetts investigates mill famine tied to milk prices. The public school music supervisors hold a four day session in Cincinnati and elect officers led by BE Birge. Yong exiled Korean assassin Yong Chaim was sentenced to death in Seoul. John Gates offers 256000 for Methodist University near Port Arthur Texas. Pittsburg orchestra dissolves after failing to secure funding. Pittsburg to hold four concerts next...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emmanuel
Russia
Jerome D. Greene
Harvard College Corporation
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
National Conference of Charities and Correction
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Boston
National Conference of
Cincinnati
BE. BL Birge
Indianapolis
Stella Root
Peoria
Clyde Foster
Ypsilanti
Yie Chaim Yong
Seoul
John 3
Gates
Methodist Church
Methodist University
Port Arthur
Texas
Pittsburg
Thomas Orches
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Orange City
Iowa
City of
Francke Sues Peary
Dr. Cook
Germauny
Germany
Iigher
W. A. Fitch
Iowa State News
Calitri
San Sossie
Chianche
Castelha- Tonia
Calabritta
Messina
Reggio
Bes Moines
Mona
MIS
Wiledon Heatis Corps
Tarntorsee
Hardy
Alderman
Dean Gregory
Boses
Boone Man
Tiurt
Anton
Gov. Glenn
Representative Lovering
Clark
Wyoming
Heyburn
Postal Savings Bank
Lenroot
Howe
Burton
Newlands
Porto Rico
W. J. Duyvan
Nebraska City
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