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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
4
Daniel Peterman spearheads a coordinated effort across the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Globe-D Democrat Republic and Times to gather community updates. The initiative aims to share timely reporting from multiple city bureaus and strengthen local coverage.
Claims against Mary L Winscott and Elizabeth Calvey allowed or continued to June 17, with letters to executors for several deceased individuals. Final reports show assets, disbursements, and discharge orders for Barbara Sutter, A R McKinney, Carl Buenger, Frances Schroacker, Rebecca J Brown, Christian Zipple, Pauline Baier, and others, with conservator and executor actions completed.
A long list of real estate transfers, tax deeds, and marriage licenses across Madison, Granite City, Woodriver, and surrounding towns. Names include Brese heirs, Julia Noll, Emma Bress, Louis Bress, Otto H. Hermann, Wm. Phillips, and many others with tracts in Jarvis, Venice, East Granite, and Collinsville townships. Also notes administrator actions for Sonvda Lee Jenenteau and Henry Brockmeier, deceased, and various lot descriptions and street names.
A Kansas City area storm killed 29 people and injured many in central west Missouri. Dead were reported at Merwin Adrian Creighton Leeton and Bates county with extensive property damage, while communication was hampered and relief trains and messengers spread through the stricken districts.
Leon Menshikoff, once a top chief in Russia's secret police, testifies in New York about 200 spies in New York and the bureau's inner workings. He explains infiltration by revolutionaries and agents like Harting Heckelman, who planted bombs to trap dissidents.
Gene R. Makes Protest against the move of 600 unidentified dead soldiers from Cave Hill cemetery to an in trench. The G A R parts of the city oppose the plan and will try to stop it. Havana reports the Interior secretary says sending Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood or Brig. Gen. Enoch Crowder to Cuba would be viewed unfavorably if authorized to settle terms with insurgents.
Los Angeles police official Browne who arrested Bert Franklin led as a star witness in the Darrow case with both sides claiming the greatest benefit. Paris officials call naval accident losses during maneuvers as fortunes of war after the submarine Vaniemiarle sinking by the St Louis. San Angelo rejoices at rain after dynamite explosions used to trigger precipitation. town raised $3,000 for the experiment and rainmakers promise 10 inches in three months.
Congressman Robert C. Wickslite of Louisiana, who died in Washington, was laid to rest in his native state. The burial drew mourners from his home region as locals honor his service and return his remains to soil of Louisiana.
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