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Newspaper
Wagner Post
Location
Wagner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
4
Washington June 17 The rise in cost of living over the past year boosted returns to U S farmers for key crops. An Agriculture Department expert reports receipts to producers were increased across the board, with higher prices and improved demand cited as factors.
Promoter Jack Curley will have Jim Flynn review a four name referee slate for the championship bout. Johnson says any of Ed Benlin Jack Welsh Ed Cochrane or Matt Levy could serve, with one to be dropped to leave three officials and a chief referee.
In Chicago on June 17, wives of several national committeemen and prominent Republicans hosted an informal gathering at the Congress Hotel. What began as a quiet whist session reportedly evolved into a poker game with betting limits removed, drawing rumors of an open high-stakes game among eastern and western political wives. One society leader described it as a friendly affair with no limit, while others commented on the spectacle and participation of notable figures.
Government counsel reported that the United States Steel corporation dissolution hearing in New York was adjourned by consent and further notice. Testimony is expected to resume Monday.
New York June 17 appellate division of the supreme court held the award of $10,000 to Mrs Agnes Hendrick for damages to show affection was excessive. The court said $20,000 is the proper amount and will affirm the verdict if the plaintiff accepts within 20 days.
Guards with repeating rifles kept 4,000 strikers at bay as clashes raged near the American Smelting and Refining and Barber Asphalt plants in Perth Amboy New Jersey. One striker and a guard were killed, six others were arrested for carrying concealed weapons, and about 206 workers returned to their jobs after authorities used force to restore some order. The Atlantic Terra Cotta plant saw a separate, bloodless agreement with workers.
A bowlder rolled onto the track two miles north of Albany delaying Col. Theodore Roosevelt bound for Chicago. The locomotive and air brake system suffered damage. the block was blamed on boys. The train arrived an hour late and resumed westward after the halt. Roosevelt remained in his car and did not exit to inspect the scene.
Washington June 17 new rules demand ocean steamers entering American ports carry lifeboats sufficient for all passengers and crew. Coastwise and sound steamers must have capacity for at least 60 percent during May 15 to September for safety. Lake and bay steamers require lifeboats for at least 30 percent.
In Council Bluffs Iowa on June, Mormon missionaries led by Elder Joan H E Nielsen from Idaho were stranded after a pickpocket stole their transportation money and travel funds. The thief later dropped the translation in a post as he fled with the wallet money from Elder Nielsen.
Baltimore Md June 17 Thousands of women plan a large parade Thursday evening during Democratic convention week. Delegates and leaders will witness the event as suffragists march in historic costumes led by mounted suffragists from the city.
Los Angeles June 17 The Darrow bribery case faced renewed signals of a sudden ending as prosecutors declined to permit defense witnesses and defense leader Darrow withdrew from the room. Court actions centered on witnesses linked to the Times dynamite case and the disappearance of Flora Caplan with San Francisco labor figures named in the effort.
South Norwalk tale shows Velinda Petzolt and Wneth M. Fitte reuniting after fourteen years. He courted swiftly, she recalled a childhood romance, and Justice Joseph Linxweller witnessed their marriage, ending a long wait with a happy coincidence.
Rabies outbreak near Lavest Mamphia Tennessee destroys livestock including dogs pigs horses and cattle. Farmers slaughter animals to curb spread as cases rise with bites reported and people seeking treatment.
In Jacksonville a motorcycle race ended fatally for Harry Welle and a fellow rider after Welle’s bike skidded on a half mile loop. He struck the fence at 45 miles per hour and died en route to the hospital from severe head injuries.
Chihuahua Mexico June 17 Eniilo Caispa a leading officer in the rebel army recently retired from an harassing expedition around Torreon was placed under arrest or together with Col Jume Alu re Gen Pascual Gross widing Imation by charged sen t o ratte
London reports a suffragist attacked Prime Minister Asquith during a royal birthday reception at the Indian Office. The intruder attempted to tear the epaulet from the official coat, Mrs Asquith intervened, and ushers escorted the woman from the building.
A mob attacked the American Smelting and Refining plant in Perth Amboy sending deputies and police to the scene. One striker was killed and three wounded as rioters clashed with officers near the works. The National Guard and extra deputies were summoned to prevent further violence.
Baltimore June 15 Democratic National Committee leaders say no move will abolish the unit rule or two thirds vote to nominate a candidate. National Chairman Mack, arriving with Illinois, Kentucky, and Missouri officials, notes that such changes would go before the national committee. He praises the convention hall in Baltimore and credits Robert Craige as local chair.
Ky June 16 a suspect arrested in connection with the Hillsville courthouse case is identified as Wesley Edwards from Millville West Virginia. He was detained in Lexington by police and the man, named Flutieley, could not confirm his prior employer or home town. Authorities pursue him as a possible suspect in the courthouse shooting. Alfred Stead notes U S stance on ship inspection and calls for American oversight of trans Atlantic vessels.
In St Joseph Missouri on June 14, Phillips Echeibe and Henry Kilmore were found dead after swallowing strychnine. The two young men reportedly dared each other to drink the poison the previous night.
In Steubenville area early today raiders hit Parlett and Wheeling Lake, blowing open a rail yard and stealing about 5900 in cash and railroad assets. Investigators of the Pratroad Ticket Cree organization are pursuing leads.
Independent report from Monmouth Iowa details a murder investigation into the Moore family. Millmots County Attorney Patchitfe and Mine Van Gilder, 16, niece of the Moores, traveled with Sheriff Fitzpatrick to identify a suspect linked to the crime. The girl recalls a stranger asking for the Moores home and the description possibly tying to Joe Kieha from Churinda Ta.
Colorado Springs detectives compare Moore and Turnmeyer murders to a Willisea case. They seek links between the crimes as a possible shared perpetrator. Victims were found strangled or assaulted. windows showed signs of entry. investigators pursue a common suspect pattern.
Bette Johnson and Minnie Moore accompanied Joseph Moore’s sister to Vilnius Monday and returned from there. Cotton batting with marks suggested a struggle near the Johnson bed. Investigators find a water-net fragment and suspect a second party involved in the crime.
A chilling report from Eliabeth New Jersey describes three men dying after being found suspended high on power lines with the street wall removed by fire and details of the grisly scene and separation from a long past family conflict.
Fragmented notes indicate a property sale totaling 27000 with references to a county in North Dakota and a person named Mr. SF Martin. Details are garbled but suggest a ranch connection and prior residence by an individual associated with naval service.
New York reports debate over recalling a judge of the commerce court by legislative appointment. The measure faces opposition as legal scholars question legality and practical effect.
New York June 16 Wortmean there is word that the steamer Finland has nearly completed setting up a gymnasium for the team and its accompanying friends. The Finland and its entourage will sail tomorrow.
A fragmented report notes a ruling that Louis Glavis must reimburse expenses. It references hearings, federal land office matters, and payments involving Spokane and Beverly with costs from 1908. The text is garbled but centers on an official obligation to cover costs.
A fragmentary Cleveland report describes Rockefeller arrival and associated figures, mentioning Lacy Speman and local connections. The text is garbled but signals a notable visitor event and local responses.
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