Investigation Yields Information on Austrian Consul Activities
Attorney General Gregory announced that A Bruce Bielaski chief of the Justice Department Bureau of Investigation obtained valuable information in New York from Dr Josef Goricar about Austrian Consul General von Nuber and associates. A full report to the State Department is planned and ex equatur cancellations may follow. Editor Tom Rathon of the Providence Journal and Goricar supplied evidence supporting charges.
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Washington
Gregory
A. Bruce Rielasled
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justices
New York
Josef Gorienr
von Nuber
State Department
Tom R. Rathon
Providence Journal
Bielaski
Department
Doctor Garkar
Myr. Bielaski
Department of Justice
Rathon
Providence Journal, and Doctor Goricar
Doctor Goritar
Bulgars Take Monastir After Balkans Push
Bulgarian forces entered Prilep and then Monastir, Serbia's last major city, signaling a likely Serbian retreat toward Greece. Reports claim French captured Kaniarino and British advanced near Yalaudovo Razrovo, with Bulgarians suffering heavy losses on the Schevo Krussevitza line.
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London
Prilep
Sonastir
Serbia
Saloniki
Babuna Pass
Greece
Montenegro
Albania
Monastir Ia
Athens
Kaniarino
Yalaudovo-Razrovo
Tithirkovo-Schevo Krussevitza
Vardar
Nish
Grdaljlee
Hillstrom executes after reprieve denial in Utah
Joseph Hillstrom, the W. W. W. poet condemned for the Morrison killings, was shot at 7 42 a.m. after the state board of pardons rejected a last-minute reprieve. He died as four bullets struck his heart despite earlier doubts over new evidence.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Hillstram
J. G. Morrison
Arlington
Kite
Wilton
Secur
State Board of Pardons
Hillstrom
Munday Guilty in Lorimer Bank Conspiracy Case
Merris AL Nov 22 Charles B Munday found guilty of conspiring with former senator William Lorimer and H W Huttig to loot LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank and four Chicago subsidiaries. Jury imposes five year penitentiary term. Trials for Lorimer and Huttig set for early next year.
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Munday
LaSalle Street Bank
William Lorimer
United States
H. W. Huttig
Muscatine
H.W. Huttig
Hayden N. Bell
la Salle Trust
Anglia Sinks After Mine Hit in English Channel
London reports the British hospital ship Anglia struck a mine and sank in the English Channel with 84 wounded soldiers lost. Admirety says 400 were saved despite 86 wounded aboard. a rescue vessel en route also struck a mine. Nearby Austrian submarine reports indicate further naval action in the Meidterranean.
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London
Anglia
English Channel
Admiralty
Rome
Pittsburgh
Penpaylvania Railroad
Neat
Lance
Vandalia
Tariff Conference Called by Milneis Manufacturers
The Milneis Manufacturers association calls a tariff conference for September 7 in Chicago to discuss active cooperation with Congress and the current tariff moment.
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Chicago
Milneis Manufacturers' Association
Les
Congress
Deshee
Drys Win by Seven Votes in Alexandria Local Option
A local option vote in Alexandria Louisiana on November 22 ends with prohibition as the outcome by seven votes from a total near 3 000. The tally reflects a tight community choice amid ongoing alcohol policy debates.
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Drys
Alexandria
Dialeconvies
GeEngsday
Sion
Defective Baby Dies After Doctor Refused Operation
Chicago reports Baby Bollinger died after Dr H J Haiselden refused an operation claiming the infant’s deformity justified withholding treatment. A jury later ruled society may refuse life to hopelessly defective infants and exonerated Dr Haiselden.
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Chicago
Dollinger
H. J. Haiselden
Haisaiden
Harry J. Weiselden
Bollinger
Ex Senator Julius Burrows Dies in Michigan Home
Kalamazoo Michigan November 18 Former United States Senator Julius Caesar Burrows died at his home on Tuesday Born in 1887 in Northeast Erie County Pennsylvania he spent most of his life in Kalamazoo His political career included service in the House until 1895 and a long Senate term He chaired the Republican national convention in 1908 and later served on the national monetary commission
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Kalamazoo
Mich
United States
Julius Caesar Burrows
Burrows
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Hig Uta
National
House of Representatives
Awas
Stockbridge
Senate
National Monetary Com Tolsston
Gale Rips Fayette County Causing 100000 Dollar Damage
A sixty mile gale swept Fayette county for four hours Thursday night demolishing buildings and tearing down telephone telegraph and electric lighting wires causing about 100000 dollars in damage.
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Old Penn
Uptontown
Navy
Fayette County
Roosevelt Declines War Service in Europe
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will not go to Europe to fight for the Allies a statement by his secretary John McGrath in New York clarifies a Canada report.
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Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Europe
John McGrath
Canada
Italian merchant Vincencio Mercillo slain in New Orleans
The report states Vincencio Mercillo a wealthy Italian was waylaid after receiving a threatening blackhand warning in New Orleans in November 1822. The brief note preserves the era’s crime method and the victim’s prominence.
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New Oreans
Vincencio Mercillo
Mine Blast Kills 31 at Ravensdale Coal Mine
Seattle reports a dust explosion at the Northwestern Improvement Company mine in Ravensdale, killing 31 miners and trapping 40. Special Deputy Allan Stark said rescues were abandoned and blamed tar dust. the blast occurred about 86 feet below the first level as flames swept the shaft.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwestern Improvement Company
Ravensdale
Allan Stark
Hughes Refuses Candidacy For Nebraska Primary
Justice Hughes of the Supreme Court states he will not be a candidate for the Nebraska presidential primary and asks his name be removed from the ballot. Nebraska's attorney general says he cannot withdraw. petitioners say the name was placed without Hughes knowledge while arguing national welfare justifies drafting top talent for the Republican contest.
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Washington, Navy
Hughes
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Anythy
Sues Quilhot for Divorce in South Bend
Mrs. Marian B. Miller Quilhot, seventy five, alleges in a divorce suit filed here that John H. Quilhot, South Bend vice investigator and head of the House of Mystery in Battle Creek, attempted murder with poison, exposed her to drafts, and wrongfully obtained her property. She seeks ten thousand six hundred nine dollars alimony.
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South Bend
Marian B. Miller Quilhot
John H. Quilhot
Housa of Mystery
Calhoun Street
Battle Creek
Mich
Quilhot
Crick
Jules Dargueah
Balls Creek
Quithdt
Cleveland Capitalists Near Deal for Rasestan Army Rifles
In Cleveland on Nov 22 a contract valued at 20 million dollars for rifles for the Rasestan army has been nearly closed by Cleveland financiers and a New York munitions broker.
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Cleveland
New York
Governor Wittman Signs Suffrage Petition in Albany
Governor Wittman signs a suffrage petition in Albany at the request of prominent suffragists urging Congress to enact federal equal rights legislation. The action underscores ongoing efforts for federal suffrage protections.
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Albany
WS. Y
Wittman
Congress
Iowa State Institutions See Inmate Rise and New Projects
Des Moines IA state board of control reports a rise of 298 inmates across fourteen institutions from 1914 to 1915. Anamosa prison inmates reach 742, Fort Madison up 23 to 45. total convict increase 127. Insane patients grow to 4 063 with several hospitals near capacity. New projects include epileptic colony at Woodward and Rockwell City reformer site, custodial farm near Des Moines, and planned buildings awaiting appropriation.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Anamosa
Fort Madison
State Board of Control
Cherokee
Clarida
Mount Pleasant
Independence
Woodward
Rockwell City
Oakdale
Boy Champion Corn Grower Named in Ames
Ames announces 17 year old Ware Hauser of Hardin County as Iowa’s champion boy corn grower for 150 1 10 bushels per acre on his Hardin County soil. Hauser earns a trip to the San Francisco exposition. Rider's Commercial Club will sponsor his trip. Earle Zoller of Greene County had the previous record. Iowa may again hold a national title on profits per acre.
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Ames
J. W. Wodters
Ames College
Ware Hauzer
Hardin County
Towa
Hauser
Earle Zoller
Greene County
Ridera Commercial Dlub
Iowa
Record Wheat Harvest Drives Canadian Rail, Shipping Booms
Railways report rising earnings and freight volumes as Western Canada delivers a record wheat crop. The CPR shows a $762,000 weekly gain, while road and ship lines claim new records in cars moved and tonnage. Montreal becomes export gateway with New York handling overflow to Europe.
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Gays
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
C. P
West
C. Nor
W. Grant Morden
Canada Steamships Company
Upper
Montreal
New York
Confused Delties and a Pickle Incident in Dinner
An Englishman visiting an American family, at a table of about thirty, was addressed as My Lord. When the Lord was served first, the pickle was overlooked and the young boy whispered to his mother, God what a pickle.
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Delties
Lari
Betrome
Kilmer’s Swanp Root Kidneys Remedy Promoted
An aged advertisement page touts Kilmer and Co’s Swanp-Root as a universal kidney remedy for men and women alike. It claims success in chronic bladder issues and various ailments, with sample offers and pricing, plus testimonials and cartoon banter about doctors and pills.
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Parce
Adarese
K. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Fy
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Joseph Hillstrom
Spry
Debs Neclines
Terre Haute
Ind
Eugengst
Astor
Steike
Philadelphia
Faggts
R. Plumb
Frankfort
CH Grgo Bank
Lorimer
Constantine
Hey York
Tetegrarry
Michigan
America
Justies Hughes
Sues Quilhot
Poleoner
Priseng Show
Iowan
Waterloo
Joseph A. Jerger
Ray Morgan
Wellé Fargo Expréss
Morgan
Ed Coyne
Ottumwate
Flynn
Dee Meinen
Nebriata ‘Boylum
Knoxville
Uedertain
Mlyn
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Grout
Scott
Bop
Jones
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