Warrant Sworn for Missing Man Lucas Charged
William C. Lucas former cashier at Cudahy Packing Kansas City branch was charged with embezzlement in a state warrant. He disappeared September 28 during an audit. Bonding company estimated shortage about $26 000 while the check alleged involved $888 111 across eight years with the firm. Lucas known in sports circles as a member of the American Bowling Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
William C. Lucas
Cudahy Packing Company
Lucas
Cudahy Books
American Bowling Congress
Sutton Resigns Presidency at Northeast Institute
W A Sutton president of the Northeast Agricultural and Industrial Institute Lineville Clay county has resigned due to ill health. The board of trustees will be called to action and the faculty continues work. Sutton was elected last summer to succeed J R J McCain who left to become Lineville postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
W.A. Sutton
Northeast Agricultural and Industrial Institute
Lineville
Clay County
Sutton
J. R.J McCain
Self Confessed Dynamiter Aliases Exposed Plot Leader
George McDonald confessed to being a key figure in dynamite plots by the International Association of Bridge and Iron Structural Workers. Arrested at the Fort Pitt Hotel in Pittsburg on September 10 after two years of pursuit, he revealed that Frank M. Ryan and Frank C. Webb planned to blow up non union structures to divert suspicion while the McNamaras stood trial in Los Angeles.
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George McDonald
International Association of Bridge and Iron Structural Workers
Davis
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Heewore
McNamaras
Los Angeles
Frank M. Ryan
Association
Frank C. Webb
Joker in Kahn bill may cost U S manufacturers millions
The Kahn act passed to protect foreign exhibit patents at the Panama-Pacific Exposition is found to allow registration of foreign ownership certificates at the exposition grounds. Officials warn the provision could enable anyone to claim royalties as if they held U S patents, prompting an impending amendment push in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
State Department
United States
Commissioner of Patents
Ewing
Foreign
Exposition Grounds
Grand shift around of the rear admirals
Rear Admiral A M Doyle was detached from Norfolk yard to command the Pacific reserve fleet. Rear Admiral A M Knight moved from Atlantic reserve fleet to Newport Naval Station. Rear Admiral W B Caperton left Narragansett Station to command the Atlantic reserve fleet. Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds transferred to Washington as board member.
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Associated Press
Washington
A. M.doyle
Norfolk Navy Yard
Pacific Reserve Fleet
A. M. Knight
Newport, R. K
W. B. Caperton
Narragansett Station
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Alfred Reynolds
Three Workers Killed by Train Near Sidney Ohio
Antonio Parvo and David Goodwin were ground to pieces when struck by a freight train on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad near Sidney. Joss Mustado was fatally injured. all three were laborers employed by the railroad.
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Associated Press
Sidney
Ohio
Antonio Parvo
David Goodwin
Joss Mustado
Cincinnati, Hamilton, and
Dayton
Mustado
German shipping man freed from Mexican jail
Frederick Jebsen, a wealthy San Francisco shipping figure and German subject, was released from a Guaymas military prison after diplomatic intervention by Germany. Friends learned of his detention via wireless from the cruiser Maryland, then via telegram from the German minister in Mexico City announcing his release. Jebsen was arrested September 28 and held incommunicado. no reason was disclosed.
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San Francisco
Frederick Jebsen
Guaymas
Mexico
Jebsen
United States
Maryland
Mexico City
Protests Filed Over Burlap Imports Prohibit Convict Labor
The American Manufacturing Company of New York protested to the treasury department against $400000 worth of burlaps for cotton bagging stored in New Orleans and Galveston bonded warehouses. They claim the burlaps were convict-made and thus barred by the tariff law. Burlap raw materials originate in Russia France Germany Spain and other nations. No decision has been reached on whether the treasury must trace convict labor through the entire supply chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated. Press
Washington
United States
New Orleans
Galveston
Treasury Department
American Manufacturing Company of
New York
England
Russia
France
Germany
Spain
Charges Deputies Over Deportation Case in Cleveland
Cleveland dispatch reports Chief Camimetti's immigration office orders an inquiry into the September 15 deportation of Siege. Bogard, a Russian girl, alleges deputy William Kramer mistreated her and that she lacked proper clothing. Kramer was later shot in the leg. Local doctors say the girl is epileptic with scars from falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Camimetti
Immigration Bureau
Washington
Bogard
William Kramer
New York
Kramer
F. H. Todd
Pimples Cleared After Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Jno O Darlington of Tampa describes a three year facial and back rash with white-tipped pimples and severe itching. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a magazine sample, his skin cleared completely and he endorses the products.
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Brevard St
Tampa
Fla
Jno
O. Darlington
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
$435,000 for Charity in Mrs McKnight's Will
Mary Davis McKnight’s will reveals $435,000 of her $500,000 estate goes to charities. Gifts include Moody Bible Institute Chicago $25000 Chicago Tract Society $25000 American Bible Society $25000 American Board of Congregational Foreign Missions $75000 American Missionary Association of the Congregational Church $106000. Mrs McKnight died September 22 in Galesburg NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis McKnight
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Chicago Tract Society
American Bible Society
American Board of Congregational Foreign Missions
American Missionary Association of the Congregational Church
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Cudahy
Lnl Health
Northeast
A. A. & J. Institute
George E Davis
America
Old South
French Market Mills
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd., Proprietors
California
P. Bartlett
G. W. Ely
First Avenue
Birmingham
Texas
Industriel Bares
Central Lines
Houston
Bar
Uth Royal Street
Kahn
Frisco
Immigration
Sweet Charity
Galesburg, al
Galesburg
The
Harry
Government St
Provost-Farrow Coal CO
Royal and Canal
Home
Bell
N. B
Mazda
Mobile Electric Co
North Royal Street
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