Segho Probab ly Pat on the Thack by Companion
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Bloomington Ind Aug 4 A Monon passenger train north killed an unknown negro who lay on the track and died after being struck The other negro Brooklyn Leslie from Louisville was found and held for examination A quarrel near Whitestown left farmer Essex and neighbor Shoemaker severely injured Essex used a pocket knife and both men were injured Shoemaker a former Union township trustee is prominent in local Democratic politics
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Indianapolls Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Monon
Leslie
Brooklyn
Louisville
Indianapolis
Whitestown
Alonso Essex
Essex
James W. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Union Township
Tragic Suicide Attempt at Bedford Telephone Exchange
Elmer Chambers is a lineman for Central Union Telephone Co. in Bedford. His wife, about twenty, drank carbolic acid from a vial at the stock room water cooler, collapsing in convulsions. A doctor predicts she will die. the motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Elmer Chambers
Central Union Telephone Company
the Exchange
Indiana Woman Dies After Morphine Ingestion
In Muncie Indiana on August four a thirty one year old woman Mrs Annie E Murphy died four hours after swallowing fifteen morphine tablets at her home on West Sixteenth Street Authorities say the act was spurred by love for an eighteen year old suitor and the burden of an unendurable marriage to a husband living The husband Mrs Murphy’s spouse claims the tragedy stemmed from her affection for the younger man and her inability to wed him despite medical efforts to resuscitate her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Annie E. Murphy
Tragic accidents dot Indiana towns in one day
In Frankfort near Middle Fork a twenty month old boy died after climbing onto a seat and becoming entangled in a rope, while a Ray Weigele daughter reportedly ingested strychnine pills. Near Nashville a farmer was killed when his horse forcefully struck him, and in Kokomo Edward Mikels was fatally run over by Clover Leaf trains near West Middleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Frankfort
Ind
M. W. Unger
Middlefork
Ray Weig
Kokomo
Edward Mikels
West Middleton
Fatal Well Accident Near Marion Involving Gales and Temes
In Marion Indiana on August 4 H C Gale and Fred Temester were fatally injured when a bull wheel detached from a shaft and fell on their work site. Gale suffers a concussion of the brain as a result of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
H. C. Gale
Fred Temester
Ofl
Gale
Eel River Levee Petition Seeks Damages Viewers
Clay County Eel River Improvement Company asks the County Commissioners to appoint viewers to assess benefits and damages for a levee on the Eel river eleven miles long. They claim the project will redeem 6,000 acres of currently untenable land while a large remonstrance warns the levee would form a circular reservoir and flood extensive ground. The sides, each with lawyers, plan to present arguments next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Eel River Improvement Company, Incorporated
Eel River
Tin Plate Workers Reject Wage Cut Proposal
Pittsburg August 4 The American Tin Plate Company proposal to cut wages by percent was rejected after weeks of voting. A new conference between the company and union officials is planned in New York within the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
New York
Tin Plate Wages Cut Debate Shrinks U.S. Plants
The American Tin Plate Company faces plant closures as workers resist a 4 percent wage cut while production would rise about 16 percent, boosting earnings by roughly 12 percent. Welsh workers back cross ocean brethren, prompting Welsh sentiment against acceptances. Shenango New Castle and several Indiana plants shut. Pride of Newcastle Amalgamated Lodge rejects 6 percent reduction, triggering an indefinite closure planned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
American Tin Plate Company
Shenango
Newcastle
Indiana
New Kensington
Pittsburg
Window-Glass Workers’ Association
L. A
K. of. L
Greer
Pride of Newccastle Amalgamated Loige
Tin Plate Workers Accept Wage Cut to Win Big Contract
In Elwood Indiana workers in the hot mill voted by twenty nine to four hundred to accept the wage reduction sought by the American Tin Plate Company. The move aims to secure a contract for a million and a half boxes of tin annually from the Standard Old Company despite a stormy meeting and pressure from their national organization in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elwood
Ind
Tin Plate
Pitsburg
American Tin Plate Company
Standard Old Company
Glass plant at Eaton to resume operations on Aug 11
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Indiana reports the Western Flint Glass Company plant at Eaton, closed for months, will reopen on August 11. The facility hires about one hundred workers and expects activity to resume with steady production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Western Flint Glass Company
Eaton
Girl in Monroe County Struggles with Severe Smallpox
In Bloomington Indiana Aug 4 a serious smallpox case is reported in the Henry W Adams family southeast of the city. The patient is the seven teen year old daughter who has been ill nearly a week. Neighbors face many exposures and fear further spread. The girl is believed to have contracted the illness from two sick strangers lodging at the Adams home two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Henry W. Adams
Mr. Adams
Adams
Immense strike to extend Blackford county pool output
Operators say the extensive strike will widen the Blackford county pool, already eclipsing any other field in output. The report notes the large scale and expected impact on production and regional significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackford County
Two Farmers Institutes Planned in Indiana Districts
Two district Farmers Institutes set for late August in Princeton and Anderson will explore fruit and garden development in southwestern Indiana and address butcher stock production issues. Indiana and out of state experts will attend. Central Passenger Association may authorize one fare round trip from all Indiana points. Delegate certificates available through Prof. W. C. Latta.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Farmers’ Institutes
Horticultural and Gardeners’ Institute
Princeton
Anderson
Indiana
Central Passenger Association
W. C. Latta
Requiem for Rev Henry Meissner and Goshen Luther League Meet
A thirty day gathering follows the death of Rev Henry Meissner with a requiem high mass led by Very Rev John Guendling and Rev Charles McCabe who baptized the infant Meissner. Indiana and Kentucky Luther League to convene at First English Evangelical Lutheran Goshen on Tue and Wed with addresses by Rev Paschaw of Miamisburg and Rev Dr Ort of Springweld.
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Henry Meissner
Tor
John Guendling
Charles McCabe
Otterbein
Meissner
Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Indiana and Kentucky
Luther League
Paschaw
Miamisburg
Dr. Ort
Springweld
Old Settlers Meeting at Lakeside Park Ridgeville Ind
Fourteenth annual Old Settlers gathering for Jay and Randolph counties set for August 14 at Lakeside Park Ridgeville. U S Senator Charles W Fairbanks will attend to deliver the principal address with pioneers Aaron White and others from Ohio and Indiana exchanging reminiscences. Lakeside Park sits beside an artificial lake Pequamaha on the Mississinewa river named for an Indian chief killed there by an early eastern Indiana settler. Event has grown from a dozen into thousands. management plans for 25 00 attendees this year.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ridgeville
Ind
Jay
Randolph Counties
Lakeside Park
United States
Charles W. Fairbanks
Aaron White
Jay County
Ohio
Indiana
Mississinewa
Pequamaha
Stricken Judge in Indiana Suffers Paralysis
In Martinsville Indiana Judge M H Parks of the Fifteenth district suffered a severe stroke while at home during summer vacation, leaving his left side paralyzed. He is a prominent central Indiana attorney. In Greencastle Indiana remonstrants concluded a canvass opposing a saloon at Commercial Place requiring 738 names due to signatures gathered. In Salem Indiana Professor H B Wilson resigned as superintendent of the public schools after seven years, to take the Franklin schools post with a higher salary. In Portland Indiana the Democratic county convention endorsed the Kansas City platform and Bryan teachings, backing reduced township taxes to meet fiscal needs. In Pike County Indiana Republicans held a mass convention at Winslow nominating a full county ticket led by C D Houchin for treasurer and other officers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
M. H. Parks
Fifteenth Judicial District
Judge Parks
Indiana
Greencastle
Commercial Place
Se City
Salem
H. B. Wilson
Salem Public Schools
Wilson
Pemcigal
Franklin
Portland
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
Petersburg
Pike County
Mass
Winslow
C. D. Houchin
T. W. Basinger
Joe O'Brien
Orion Peed
T. W. Tyner
Joseph Carr
W. H. Gladish
Emory Chappell
Notable Indiana Obituaries From Aug 4 In Several Towns
A string of brief obituaries from Madison Portland Rushville Whitestown Muncie Russiaville Frankfort Lolantville and Bloomington note the deaths of Eli T Spencer Augustus Bosworth George W Brown Andrew J Ground Jennie Woody Samuel Aughe Mary Wiggins and Rachel Russell aged varied from eighty to eighty seven. These notices record professions affiliations and survivors including Dr John Spencer the Spencers longtime ministerial work in the Methodist conference and local business ties such as hardware merchant John L Woody and zinc mining ventures as well as church affiliations and burial plans across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
Eli T. Spencer
Jefferson County
Canaan
Spencer
Cincinnati
Hattie Gansu
John Spencer
Moore's Hill
Portland
Augustus Bosworth
Salamania Christian Church
Fred Stouvenour
D. F. Spade
Bosworth
Rushville
George W. Brown
Charles W. Tinsley
Terre Haute
M. B. Hyde
East Hill Cemetery
Whitestown
Andrew J. Ground
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Ground
Carthage
Muncie
Washington and Lincoln
Russiaville
Jennie Woody
John L. Woody
Frankfort
Samuel Aughe
Lolantville
Mary Wiggins
Leonard Wiggins
Bloomington
Rachel Russell
Reformed Presbyterian Church
American Admiral Denies War Claim Amid German Plot Rumors
In Chicago and Berlin reports a U S navy Rear Admiral Taylor is quoted as warning of a possible German American war. Berlin papers deny any intention to annex the Netherlands and Taylor says he never predicted a war only that seacoast defenses should be strengthened.
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Berlin
Taylor
United States Navy
Germany
United States
Tageblatt
Netherlands
Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Army
Panama Canal
Cuban
Jamaica
West Indian Islands
Curacao
Caribbean Sea
Monroe Doone
Chicago
Health officer detains Cuban Railway chief engineer
Dr. the health officer of the port said Mr Van Horne was detained due to fever. The young man, about thirty, said he had been ill for days after eating something that disagreed with him. He is the chief engineer of the new Cuban Railway, in which his father is interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
New Cuban Railway
Taft urged to settle Philippine land dispute
Washington Post quotes Frank E B Dominguez of Manila praising Governor Taft, saying a fair settlement will benefit all. He defends Taft against Catholic opposition, argues for limited self rule in the islands, notes American progress in Manila, and reports industrial unrest including cigarmakers striking for higher wages.
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Washington Post
United States
Taft
The
Philippines
Frank EB. Dominguez
Manila
Philippine Commission
Minneapolis Tribune Warns of City Governing Vacuum
A Minneapolis Tribune editorial decries the city’s lack of effective government and police protection. It argues emergencies could wipe out property and life without organized response, criticizing council inaction and predicting private self defense as the only safeguard.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Thirteenth Regiment
Mayors
Gardner family holds annual reunion at old Paul Gardner homestead
Liberty reports the Gardner family reunion at the Paul Gardner homestead three miles southeast of town. About two hundred relatives across generations attended the gathering. In Peru, a proposal to build twelve gravel roads in Jackson and Harrison townships failed by eighty eight votes. Petersburg notes rapid work on the Washington township rock road system in Pike county with a large crew grading and hauling ballast. Rushville records a farmhouse fire near town, three miles south, destroying the home and contents with about 300 dollars loss.
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Liberty
Gardner
Paul Gardner
Peru
Jackson
Harrison
Petersburg
Washington Township
Pike County
Rushville
David Cline
Gold Value Decline to Be Stated in Decreasing Units
O L Redfield argues in Engineering Magazine that gold's value will steadily fall as production costs drop and new mining improves. He notes recent shocks from the South African war and predicts a probable 30 percent decline over the next twenty years, with future prices expressed in continually reducing units.
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O. L. Redfield
Engineering
Surin
Woodmen of Indiana hold two day log rolling in Kokomo
KOKOMO Ind Aug 4 The Woodmen of Indiana gather in Kokomo for a two day event starting Tuesday. Delegates are welcomed with addresses and a parade. a spectacular Robin Hood production at Athletic Park features 500 armed costumed performers. Wednesday includes prize drill contests log rolling wood chopping and band concerts with another Robin Hood showing. About 15000 visitors are expected.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Woodmen of
Indiana
Athletic Park
Stone Sawyers Strike Hits Bedford Quarries
In Bedford Indiana on August 4 fifteen stone mill sawyers walked out while about seventy five workers remain employed. The strikers claim wages will drop from eighteen to sixteen and a half cents per hour with no pay for noon half hour, reducing daily earnings by twenty three cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Hoosier
Annie Gilbert Arrested in Boston as Noted Thief
In Boston on August 4 Annie Gilbert twenty seven was arrested by police who say she is among the country s most successful thieves with warrants pending in many towns. Her lodgings yielded diamonds bric a brac silverware wear and household goods. She is described as a domestic who aided housebreakers. She was captured in an employment office.
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Boston
Annie Gilbert
Tolton murder case Deepens as Mrs Dolphe Held
In LaPorte Indiana on August 4 authorities widen the Tolton case over an alleged murder for marriage. Cassie Dolphe a deaf mute linked to the case is arrested on complicity charges and claims Tolton killed his wife while denying knowledge of the deed. Sheriff plans to drag Clear Lake near Westville for the body.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Tolton
Cassie Dolphe
Westville
Porter County
Clearlake
Post Office Strikes Halt Special Delivery Service
In Pittsburg on August 4 thirty nine special delivery boys at the post office refused to work for two hours to protest the salary payment of a promoted messenger from delivery funds. Postmaster Holliday urged them to return, warning they were violating their oaths and rebelling against the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Holliday
United States
Marriage license issued amid illness in Marion
Marion reports a license for the marriage of Edith Sweetser and Dr. B C Dale issued late this afternoon. Miss Sweetser lies unconscious from typhoid and malaria fevers at the bedside, postponing the wedding. Dale is city health officer and both are prominent in society. In Muncie, Samuel Cashmore faces subornation of perjury charges. trial opened but continued to Aug 11 due to ill key witness.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Edith Sweetser
B. C. Dale
Miss Sweetser
George Sweetser
Dale
Muncie
Samuel Cashmore
Patrick J. Hefferman
I. H. Gray
Use of Butter for Coloring in Oleo Margarine Case
Washington report on the anti oleomargarine law notes Judge Outcast of Cincinnati will argue before the Commissioner of Internal Revenue next week that coloring oleomargarine with butter does not prove artificial coloring. Government color tests show 0.1 part butter can color ten pounds of oleomargarine, risking a ruling that could nullify the tax law and affect the margarine industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Outcast
Cincinnati
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Merger Ratified by Bowker Fertilizer Company Board
In Boston on August 4 shareholders of Bowker Fertilizer Company ratified its merger with American Agricultural and Chemical Company. The former treasurer Coe's confession and memoranda on $120,000 misapplied funds were reviewed. Counsel announced that the company's assignment after Coe's defalcation was avoided by sale to the larger firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bowker Fertilizer Company
American Agricultural and Chemical Company
Coe
The Kaiser's Opportunity in Poland
The New York Commercial Advertiser imagines the Kaiser leading 000 men to Posen, a theater of medieval grandeur. It praises the spectacle for Poland while lampooning modern siege engines, portraying the Kaiser as a romantic guerra lord and declaring Posen a brief suzerainty of romance.
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New York
Poland
Posen
Coeur de Lion
Barbarossa
Kaiser
Canton City reconsiders Kossuth statue site
Cleveland August 4 The board of control action granting a Hungarian residents committee permission to erect a Louis Kossuth statue was reconsidered tonight. The matter is referred back to the parks committee which oversees the site and will meet with Hungarian delegates to discuss an alternative location exclusive of the public square.
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Cleveland, O
Board of Control of
Louis Kossuth
Committee On Parks
Death Was an Hour Ahead at Fort Snelling
War Department orders moved Sergeant Major Frank E. Blair from Fort Snelling to Fort Layard hospital an hour after his death from consumption. Blair, of Providence Rhode Island, served with the Fourteenth Infantry and took part in the relief march to Peking and the Philippine campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
War Department
Frank E. Blair
Fort Snelling
Fort Layard
N. M
Blair
Providence
R. 1
Fourteenth Infantry
Peking
Fine flowing well in Hartford City oil field story
J B Mayer of Buffalo NY continues luck in Hartford City Indiana oil pool. He bought the Heagany farm lease and drilled eight wells on eighty acres, all heavy producers. Mayer bid up a nearby tract to 1.10, two wells there failed. A Tatman farm well begins strong, producing six to five barrels daily and may stay unshot if it holds near current output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
J. B. Mayer
Buffalo, N. Y
Mayer
Indiana
Heagany
Corporation
Waltz & Clelland
Sven
Phoenix Oil Company
Poo H
Wild-Cat
Tatman
Storm Rips Nashville Area with Downed Poles and Deaths
A severe storm struck Nashville Indiana on Sunday evening, snapping telephone poles and burning fuses, uprooting trees, and causing widespread damage. Two horses were killed and a man injured near Schooner as fences outhouses and corn shock were destroyed across a wide rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Nashville
Ind
New York City Population Split by Foreign Born and Color
Leslie's Weekly reports New York City has 21.4 percent native-born white residents, while seven eighths are foreigners or children of foreign-born parents or colored. Fall River leads in foreign-born residents. Slavic males under twenty-one in New York outnumber all but German and Irish groups, and Hebrew families show high birth rates in contrast to Protestants.
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Leslie's Weekly
New York
Fall River
Mass
New York City
Fourteenth Assembly District
New York County
Threshing Resumes Across Grant County After Rain Delays
In Marion Indiana on August 4 farmers across Grant County began threshing as rain subsides. The wet spell had halted work with wheat swelling and delaying harvest, but yesterday marked the first day suitable for threshing with no delays reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Grant County
Forest fire at Allen's Park seen as worst in state
Aug 4 Lyons Col. reports a major forest fire raging around Allen's Park, described as one of the worst in the region. Deputy state land appraiser Jennings says only heavy rain can extinguish it and alleges the fire may be started for ulterior purposes. He warns of potential attempts to gain timber privileges in the district by certain people.
Prodigy Arthur Griffith Jailed Over Hotel Bill
Goshen Indiana August 4 Arthur Griffith Milford mathematical prodigy is jailed in Osceola County Michigan serving a thirty days sentence for failing to pay a hotel board bill at King Hotel Reed by Midh Griffith about twenty years old known for solving complex problems quickly but suffers epileptic seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Arthur Griffith
Milford
Osceola County
Michigan
King Hotel
Reed
Midh
Griffth
Nashville man held for wife murder in Wickliffe
Thomas Edwards of Nashville is jailed in Wickliffe Ballard County on a charge of killing his wife Ida Edwards and placing her body on the Illinois Central Railroad track. They fought near Wickliffe, then resumed travel. the woman’s body was found. Edwards claimed an accident but neck marks indicate strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah. Ky
Thomas Edwards
Nashville
Wickliffe
Ballard County
Ida Edwards
Edwards
Clergy Gather in Peru for Fort Wayne Diocesan Meeting
In Peru Indiana on August four twenty five clergy men of the Fort Wayne diocese assembled at the Catholic Church for a regional meeting. The event gathered church leaders to discuss parish affairs and upcoming duties within the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Fort Wayne
Catholic Church
Its Usefulness Past
Washington Star item notes a brief poetry fragment about usefulness past and shelf placement as troops appear in green uniforms, reflecting a wartime mood and cultural sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Have you seen Mrs. Austin's last pew dress
Mrs. Austin is said to have worn a new pew dress at services this week featuring a conservative cut and dark fabric. The community notes her fashion as modest and suitable for church gatherings.
Record speed trolley car in Berlin tests hits 110 mph
Terrific speed exploits in Germany show an experimental Siemens Halske car reaching 110 miles per hour on a straight military rail line near Berlin Zossen. Car weighs about 10 tons, uses 2 horsepower three phase motors, 12,000 volt trolley wires, and compressed air brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Germany
Berlin
Zossen
Siemens-Halske Company
Empire State
New York Central Railroad
Old Bachelor Shot and Beheaded in Devil's Lake
The body of Nick Nachtshelm, an elderly bachelor, was found in the cellar of his cottage. His head was severed and a bullet wound was present. Decomposition suggests the crime occurred days earlier and blood stains are absent, implying the man was killed outside and the body placed indoors. The motive appears to be robbery, and the case is shrouded in mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's Lake
N. D
Nick Nachtshelm
Van Horne Sent to Swinburne Island for Treatment
Richard B. Van Horne, son of Union Pacific chairman Sir William C. Van Horne, who arrived yesterday from Cuba aboard the Curituba, was sent today to Swinburne Island for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard B. van Horne
Wiliam C. van Horne
Union Pacific Railroad
Cuba
Curituba
Swinburne Island
Regular Whoppers about Cottonwood Trees
The Kansas City Journal notes the cottonwood controversy with tall tales from Topeka and Abilene reflecting growing exaggeration about the tree. The piece treats the saga as a string of humorous, inflated claims circulating in the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Kansas
Topeka
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Amalgamated Association
Bedford Stone
Geo. Wheaton
Wheaton
O11
Hart
Clay County
Eel River Project
Tin Pilate
Monroe County
OLD Settlers’ Meeting
Rideville
Pike
Admiral Taylor
Arine
Indiana Notes
Stone Sawyers
Cashmore
New York Evening Post
Father Meissner
R. A. van Horne
Sander & Becker Furniture Company
Fe One
Goanhouss
Siness” College
Pxons
H. D. Vories
Knickerbocker Hall
Mias Reeves
Mise Whiteengb
Mary Helen
Central Avenue
Pal
College of Law
Ta Indiena
May Wright Bewall
North
Pennsylvania Street
Theo. L. Bewall
Culver Military Academy
Culver, Ind
Lake Maxinkuckee
Culver, Ted
Waukesha
Wis
Yest
Sparta
J. C. Walker
National Bond and Realty Co
Feast Clio &T
W. H. Roll
Steves
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Washington Street
Tamoy
Pearson's Piano House
Indaaramoeles Ened
Vv. TH. Lock
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