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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1913

Page

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Government to share crop news by telegraph with Iowa

The Agriculture Department and Weather Bureau will test a new system to circulate detailed crop information by telegraph to Iowa and nearby states. A state agent will receive updates and promptly mail them to newspapers from major outlets to small weeklies within 12 to 18 hours.

Washington, T. C Lowa Department of Agriculture Iowa Department Inness Missour Minnesota Kansas Texas Bureau of ‘utiBties Weather Bureau

Fatal Auto Race Near Ottumwa Claims Three Lives

A friendly road race between automobiles near Ottumwa resulted in three deaths and two serious injuries. Henry Bottorff of Purton Indiana was killed instantly when his vehicle rolled. Mrs. Cheely, sister of Dr. Bottorff, was expected to die at a hospital. Passengers Hattie Battorie and Lewis were badly injured as the car allegedly failed to slow, launching into a somersault.

Ottumwa Henry Bottorff Purton Want Cheek Cheely Dottorts Ars Harry Battérié Herti

Thresher Soaks Farmer Rupert in Catastrophic Steam Leak

Ida Grove resident George Rupert, a prosperous farmer north of the town, was badly scalded when steam from a leaking engine sprayed his body after he crawled under to tighten a valve. Steam and hot water burned from the chest to the knees, with skin peeled and flesh injured. taken to hospital for possible skin grafting.

Ida -Grove George Rupert Thia Plage

Guilty Plea in Blackmail Case Towers over Fort Madison

Two of the men held on blackmail charges pleaded guilty in district court before Judge Coyle. William McArtor received five years at Fort Madison while H C McArtor drew three years at the ReMe place. The judge urged them to seek better paths. Adair relatives faced fines totaling $2,000 as details emerge from the hearing.

McArtora Spencer James Rosenkyans McArtors Coyle William McArtor Fort Madison H. C. McArtor Reme Place Todds Mat Adair Cunningham Joan

Drowning at Lake Manawa Prompts Official Praise

Lake Manawa officials praised the summer recreation program after a drowning incident. Hertzberge Lowe, age 17, drowned while enjoying the lake, prompting scrutiny of safety and management.

Lake Manawa Deounette Blutieruetes Lowe Hertzberge

Charred Body Found Near Felt, Meer Orchard

A charred body was found near Felt in Meer Orchard. The report notes the victim is a woman identified by local authorities as missing or burned, with unclear circumstances and a referenced community response.

Courthouse Site Vote Narrowly Defeated in Wee-Pe

Voters rejected moving the site from Old J Boagesboro to Doone by about 300, while a separate tally noted a 70 percent freshman enrollment rise at the University of Iowa. The report also details railway accident injuries to R. B. Woods of Charled City, and other local incidents including a fatal collision near Bennett, Milas, and a democratic figure killed at Adair.

Old J Boagesboro Doone R. B. Woods Charled City Milwaukes Woods University of Tvou Bennett Milas Verna Wareham Misa

May Acquire Farmara Short Line By Court Action

The Wabash Railroad system gains an operational link with the Omaha and Council Bluffs street railway via a court order. The two lines will connect and the short line will run trains over the Wabash from city limits to the Wabash freight depot. Court orders anticipate the sale and potential competition with a motor company in coming weeks.

Farmara Coundl Britts Wabash Railrroad Company Omaha &iCouncil Alufts Lows & Omaha Short Line Froynor Farmers Coort Lne Wabash Council Bluffs Wabash Bre Vnn QO. D. Wheeler

Municipal League Meeting to Hear Utilities Question

The League of Town Municipalities meets September 23 in Marshalltown to discuss a public utilities question. Iowa Senate Public Utilities Committee chair Berk ator L E Crirt of Osceola and House chair W PF Stipe of Clarindy back the legislature, while Fort Dodge Mayor J F Jord represents the city.

Marabaltown Tne Public Utilities Reretus Pare League of Town Municipalities Marshalltown Iowa Tewislatupe Berkator L E. Crirt Osceola Senate Committee On Public Utilities W, PF. Stipe Clarindy Chaittias House Legiamature J. F. Jord Fort Dodge

Iowa City Power Struggles as River Falls for University

Iowa City faces electricity premium as Iowa River drops due to prolonged drought. University of Iowa power plant depends on river water to generate current, with dam flow insufficient for current lights. Authorities warn summer drought may curb power supply during school season.

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa River University Power Plant Seasion Supogsibio

Cyclone Ravages Osage Area Causing Farm Damage

A cyclone struck near Osage causing significant destruction to farm buildings, trees, and grain stacks. It toppled a garage at Steve Malers, removed several structures at Gene Gray's, and uprooted an apple orchard over an area about 80 rods by five to six miles. A light breeze and heavy clouds were reported at the time.

Osage eKer Here Gene Gray's Steve Malers

Steals Sheriff's Horse Near Adel

A thief stole Sheriff George Koes's fine mare from a farm near Adel as autumn fades. Despite thorough search, the animal remains missing, with Adel residents speculating the theft was one of the notable robberies of the era.

Adel Correat George Koes

Game Bird Farm Closes After Escape Loss in County

Will Net Balue Game Birds Cedar Fallé-Discouraged after escape from a game farm. William Benton, longtime producer, ends the business. Loss totals about 2590 dollars. The birds escaped after being spooked by kicks and a wire cage, affecting local prospects for years.

Pieeganta William Benton Suis County

New Haven Wreck Inquiry Probes Bar Harbor Crash

Public inquiry announced into the Bar Harbor express collision with the White Mountain engine near a New Haven yard. Officials seek causes in operation and management after a fogbound rear derailment killed many and wounded others, with testimony from engineers and coroner proceedings withheld.

White Mountain Express Harbor’ Express New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad New Maven Coln New Haven Conn. Bop Bar Harbor Ballfora Inter State’ Commerce H. Wr Alonar McChord Beliapsila Dix Miller Mouttan Tig Barappet Plagpian Murray Tytn New -York Adelion White Mountain Sone Csr Monmouth

Huerta Plans Retirement and Succession Amid Mexican Crisis

Reports claim General Huerta will quit the presidency to allow General Geronimo Trevino to run in October elections. Rumors suggest cabinet changes and Trevino as foreign affairs head to position him as a future president. Washington officials also announce ongoing talks with Huerta regime to advance peace efforts and an imminent armistice.

Mexico City General Huerte Geronimo Trevino Trevino Jp Washington Mexico Nelson O'Shaughneasey Furies John Lind Wilson Vera Cruz Huerta United States Victoriano Huorta Republic

Fire Sweeps Hot Springs Arkansas Town

A large fire in Hot Springs destroys fifty blocks and the city’s main facilities. Governor Hays orders militia deployment as losses range from six to ten million dollars with thousands homeless and no fatalities reported.

Hot Springs Ark Anegro Eabin Hatrie Malvern Avenue Army and Navy Joeufirs Department Web City Light Water Powell Planta Garland County Park Jeferson Princess and Moody City High Epool Tron Mountain Reiiroad Ozark Sanitarium People's Laundry Ziegler Apachment Crystal Theater Biscurit

Wisconsin State Fair Set to Open in Milwaukee This Week

Milwaukee opens the Wisconsin state fair Monday with a near-complete exhibit lineup and a record-breaking display expected across agricultural mechanical livestock and vegetables. The management reports heavy effort to present a premier event for the weeklong show. In other regional brief items thieves loot a Memphis supply store pilfering cash whisky and a bishop marks seventy fifth birthday with fifty years in the ministry.

Milwaukee Sept

Fugitive deportation ordered in Thaw case at Montreal

The inquiry court ruled that Murray K Thaw must be deported from Canada. Thaw prepared for deportation to Montreal. Lawyer writs sought Jerome Travers Jerome on gambling charge with 300 dollar bail. He crossed the border without attempting to stop him.

Coaticosk Qua Jimmigration Murry K. Thaw Canada Mattea Wahillo Thaw Montreal Laben Péjara

Caminetti Found Guilty In Mann Act Case

San Francisco judge convicts P Dre Caminetti on the first count of transporting Lola Norris from Sacramento to Reno Nevada for a minor purpose. Western Fuel Company worker Nora Norris is jailed and the company fined two thousand dollars. Prosecution ties the case to the Diggs matter.

San Francisco P. Dre Camineti van Fleet Caminett Lola Norris Sacramento Rano Nev Norcrada Western Fuel Comppany Western Fuel al Company United States Ouminetth Diggs

Race to Make Son American

New York Sept 4 Mr and Mrs Herman Harjee hurried from Paris to New York with six hours to spare to ensure their son born in Paris becomes an American by birth. Harjee a banker with Morgan Harjee Co and Parle Associates of J P Morgan Co traveled with wife Miss Frederson Barwind of Philadelphia.

New York Herman Harjee Parly Barjes Morgan, Harjae & Co Parle, Associates J. P. Morgan & Co France Aneriggn Oltigan Miss Frederson Barwind Philadelphia Bret Boy

George Cohan Auto Victim in Hartford Crash

George M. Cohan a leading American stage figure and his fourteen year old daughter Georgetta were seriously injured when their automobile collided with a wagon in Hartford Connecticut. Two fellow performers Wallace Eddinger and Francia X Hope also sustained minor injuries. The accident disrupted a production stop at the Buckeye factory.

Hartford Conn Geerge M. Cohan Georgetta Gter Belore Wallace Eddinger Francia X. Hope Cohan

Girl Killed in Auto Accident Near Long Mount

Fourteen year old Anna Maria Jackson died in a vehicle crash on a Stago hill between the city and Matas Park. The report lists the accident scene and identifies church connections. Further details on the vehicle or condition of others are not provided in the fragment.

Long Mount Cole Anna Maria Jackson Matas Park Top Paul Itatrnok Abere Phrys Brg Tmbng Karta

Paymaster robbed during Parr Shoals power plant work

Four men allegedly held up and robbed a paymaster of about $10 000 at the Parr Shoals power plant site near here. Bloodhounds have been sent to the scene to aid the search.

Rok Columbia Bent Parr Shoals

North Carolina Coast Struck by Severe Hurricane

Sept reports describe a hurricane sweeping the North Carolina coast from Ocracoke to Pamlico Sound. Property losses exceed 2 million dollars in Beaufort and Pamlico counties, with Washington and Bell Haven hit hard and several towns reportedly wiped from the map. Wireless lines are down and recovery efforts are underway.

Ocracoke Hilo Hie ‘Savern Adv XK Dumber Bf Seanich Washington N. C North’ Carolina Oracoke Pampico Sound Beaufort County Kavoo Pamlico River Pamilco. Sound Morehead City Beaufort Nawborne Bayboro Bell Haven Pamico Sound Charlotta N. G North Carolina Washington, D

Treasury awards contract for Menomonie pontoon bridge

Secretary McAdoo awards Ballay-Mareh of Minneapolis a contract for the Menomonie Wisconsin pontoon bridge at 46430 the lowest bid from four. At Columbia University five hundred self supporting students earned 120000 last year per report. President Wilson sends to the Senate the nomination of Charles J. Vopicka of Chicago as Minister to Bulgaria Romania and Serbia. Noblesville Indiana notices the death of 93 year old Rily Shepard father of 29 children survived by 20 children 136 grandchildren 827 great grandchildren. Born in North Carolina he came to Indiana in 1840 and was married three times.

Washington Sept Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Ballay-Mareh Company Minneapolis Senate Charlee J. Vopicka Chicago Bulgaria Bowmenia Bervin Salim States Noblesville Ind Rilay Shephard North Crdiini Iadiang Shepherd

Japanese Premier to Confer on Action over Nanking Clashes

Tokyo reports Count Yamamoto has left for Nikko to brief the cabinet on the shooting of several Paes in the fighting between the Chinese government and southern rebels at Nanking. The premier will meet with him to decide on a course of action.

Tokyo Japan Jonan~ Pe Zombei Yamamoto Nikko Amparoy Paes Bubicote Hohe Yehela Nanking Fyblig

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