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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
2
The state Thursday refused a cable American visit to the leading institution linked to Dr Cook, choosing to keep the matter under advisement. A city meeting with scientists discussed the polar problem but the department did not endorse either party or indicate priority of discovery.
Rockland Maine reports North Dakota is the fastest battleship afloat with a 22.35 knot speed on the Rockland mile course and a 21,833 ton displacement tests. Delaware and Bene SF show strong turbine engine performance in similar trials. Judge Gays may naturalize a Syrian in Los Angeles, ruling race not barring citizenship. government to appeal. Frederick L. Hoffman notes rising self harm rates in 1908 compared with 1907 across many cities. Spokane police disperse a large Industrial Workers of the World crowd with water hose. some flee to saloons.
Kansas City report notes editor B Murdock aged 80 or 81 years died after long illness He edited the Eldorado Republican and was an early Kansas newspaper man He was an uncle of Representative Victor Murdock and part of a prominent family of journalists.
An armed intruder boarded a vessel near New York and forced open the purser’s office safe, escaping with about $7000 in cash. The incident occurred a few days ago at the pier, and authorities are investigating the robbery involving an American liner.
Minnie Arbogast was acquitted after a two week trial for the murder of her husband Louis Arbogast, a wealthy butcher. He was killed in bed on May 18 with a crushed head, the bed saturated with gasoline and fire, while his daughter remains to be tried.
The article notes mixed results for prohibition reformers across cities. While public sentiment favored clean government, reform organizations faced opposition and weakening support as voters rejected some measures and the push for broader rights was slowed.
Scattered items report a range of incidents and plans from the United States and Canada. Highlights include honors for Dread Disease victims, a Carroll Iowa marshal shot during robbery, Boston adopting a recallable mayor system, Peary claimed as North Pole explorer, and New York tuberculosis housing plans with $650,000 costs.
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