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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1913

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State Happenings Include Bible Contempt and Box Car Theft

Ida Groven contests heirship to her grandmother Mrs. Aley McHugh estate using a family Bible in court. A set contempt fine looms if the Bible is not produced. Young thieves, ages 10 to 17, admit tampering with box car seals in Alton. A Carrigan case awards $5,000 against the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad after a fatal collision near Ayrshire. Des Moines hosts the Phoenix insurer takeover of State Fire. Henry Elliott to retire.

Sioux City Powers Alton Crowell Northwestern Railroad L. N. Bambers Orange City Emmetsburg Carrigan Minneapolis Phoenix Des Moines Mne Fire Insurance Company State Fire Hartford Herry Elliott

Fire destroys Mille Lake home leaves family harmed

Mason City reports Albert Thorvelson burned to death in a house fire near Lake Mille. Selma Haugen a maid suffered a broken arm and bruises. Mr and Mrs Thorvelson their children and Mert Rojles son a farm hand were badly burned in the blaze destroying the Thorvelson home three miles poulh of Lake Mille.

Mason City Albert Thorvelson Selma Haugen Gilbert Thorvelson Mert Rojlesson Tha ‘Horvalson Lake Mille

Mason City Robberies Reported in Wild Notes

Disjointed Iowa notes report robberies at Mason City rooms and a fire incident at Twin Owl restaurant in Amery. Sally, a Denison civic leader and church figure, dies after cancer battle. Rev John Lengson, former Cedar Valley minister, dies in Canada after moving farms.

Amey John Lengson Swaledule Bhefield Nora Springs Canada Fred Brown

Farmers Short Course At Ames Promises Wide Farm Benefits

Ames state college hosts annual winter short courses December 29 to January 9 drawing over a thousand township farmers and families. Lectures and demonstrations cover animal husbandry, dairy, crop care, soil, orchard and forestry topics with expert instructors and practical sessions. Crop summaries detail Iowa yields and values for corn, oats, wheat, barley, rye, flax, potatoes and hay, highlighting record-year totals and market prices.

Town State College Devery Ant Ames College State Experiment Station Ames America Iowa Crop Service Bulletin Des Moines Iowa Weather and Crop Service Nearrest

Waterworks Pumping Station Burns in Mason City

A fire destroyed Mason City waterworks pumping station causing loss of motors and leaving the city with limited water protection and supply. The blaze damaged the Garner facility and disrupted main water lines and service.

Mason City Garner

Farmer Die, Throat Slit, Near Dubuque

Dubuque area farmer Charles Wetzel age 48 died by self inflicted throat wound with a pocket knife. No cause given. He leaves three wives and three children. Obscure notice also mentions Rev. John Longuon, prominent Baptist minister, with pastorates at Swaledale and Sheffield.

Dubuque Charles Wetzel

Prohibition Demand Moves to Congress by Temperance Groups

Washington dispatch reports 1000 delegates from the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Anti-Saloon League marching to the Capitol to urge a constitutional amendment for nationwide prohibition. Senator Shepherd of Texas and Representative Hobson are named in the drive, though Hobson is sidelined by a cold.

Washington National Women's Christian Temperance, Union AntiSaloon League Congress Capitol Burley Baken Ohio Anti-Saloon League of America Baker Shepherd Texas Hobgan Tam Eeek Hobson

Harvard seniors choose a Negro orator for class day

Cambridge Ma Dec 12 Harvard seniors elected Alexander L Jackson of Hagerstown New Jersey as their class day orator for 1914 The move reflects the era's evolving attitudes toward race among elite institutions and sparks discussion in campus circles.

Cambridge Hays Alexander L. Jackson Hagarwood N. J Omaha Nob Fehr City National Bank London Emmeline Pankhurst Paris Concord N. H Edgar Aldrich Harry HK. Thaw Supreme Courts of the United States Thaw Los Angeles Cal Wilmington Del L. J. Moore

Mona Lisa Mystery Involving $5 Million Offer Declined

The Mona Lisa theft saga from the Louvre in August 181 has long stirred art lore. An Italian resident of Pap torno claims custody of the painting, while negotiations in France reportedly valued the work at around $5 million though the offer was refused.

Plovence Italy Leopardo da Vinci de Louvre Pap Ayénga Napoleon I Leonardo Emile Thiavas Lina Lowe Repy Leqnard Takete Bia Deliocondo Florence Fourtyen Francis Tr

McDermott Probed for Impropriety as House Debates Expulsion

The report to Congress discusses alleged improper actions by Rep James D. McDermott including possible expulsion from the House. President Wilson faced pressure linked to the Joplin situation and a Rouge Jobby Navigation committee report was presented. The total improper payments cited exceed $417.0.

Washington Dyboure Macdonald Q Mlohigan Canittse Wilson Joppieg Rouge Jobby James D. McDermoth

Vaccination debate shakes International Anti-Vivisection Congress

Washington reports the International Anti-Vivisection and Annual Protection Congress discusses global vaccination push with Belgium slated to host the next meeting. Porter R. Gope of Philadelphia cites smallpox as caused by vaccination while J Howard Moore of Crane Tech urges humane limits on vivisection.

Washington Belgium Congress Porter R. Gope Philadelphia America J. Howard Moore Crane Technical High School Chicago Tfl Moore

Battleship Vermont Disabled at Sea on Mediterranean Cruise

A radiogram from Rear Admiral Charles Badger reports the battleship Vermont suffered a broken starboard main shaft and damaged compartments. She limped toward Hampton Roads on her return, assisted by the Delaware Orion and Jason, traveling at eight knots with no need for alarm.

Washington Dew Vermont Hampton Roads Amooth Aga

Tampico Conflict Draws Foreign Protection Orders

Reports from Tampico describe Villa faction attacks and federal resistance with Rear Admiral Fletcher safeguarding foreigners. British and American ships evacuate residents while 100 Spaniards in Chihuahua face expulsion. Terrazas Jr. is seized and jailed amid turmoil as international protests arise.

Mexico City Ree Meteber Slexicatss Tamplco Lionel Carden Christopher Graddock Berwicks Tampico Cay Tampico Fletcher Juarez Chihuahua Luis Terrazas Mexico Terrazal Blause Seebell Scobell Francisco Villa Washington United States Martin Letcher Terrazas Nay Lulq Terrazas Olinoge Uhiraday Admial Fletcher Navy Department Ae Matcher Constitutionalista Noel Fletcher

President blocks suffrage aid amid party split

Washington reports the president refused to back a National American Woman's Suffrage Party bid for a standing in-house suffrage committee. He plans to send a special message urging reform. In Little Valley New York a woman named Mrs. Gynthig-Bultam is charged with murdering her husband and two children using a pistol.

Washington National American Woman's Buffrage Congress Wite Hald Little Valley N Y Dac Gynthig-Bultam Yrder

Bomb kills girl and injures others at bottling plant

A Friday bomb at the O K Bottling Company office in New York City mortally wounds an eighteen year old girl named Ausewicz while injuring others. The device exploded as a windowed blast struck the building and caused chaos across Thirty sixth Street. A separate report notes the death of Dr Cardl Klein at age seventy five in Chicago.

New York Nec The O. K. Bottling Company Slehth Atreat Ide Ausewicz Thomas Modabe Fon Paneer Nur

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