Gallo ws for Bandits as Cline and 13 Mexicans Face Hangings
Barney Cline the American soldier of fortune and 13 Mexican companions are indicted for murder at Carrizoz Springs Texas. They face trial Wednesday with a likely verdict of guilty and potential execution by hanging all at once. Cline claims Harvard education and a false name while local sentiment blames him for brutal deputy Ortiz murder. Meanwhile 100 American refugees reported missing from Torreon have reached Saltillo safely after a night camp west of Saltillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Cline
Carrizzo Springs
Tex
Cline
Harvard
New York
Shriff
Manuel Ortiz
Torreon
Saltillo
John B. Stiliman
Farm prices rise as agriculture cites living costs
A department of agriculture report ties higher living costs to elevated prices paid to farmers on Sept. 1 versus last year. Increases include potatoes 10.3 cents per bushel, butter 1.7 cents per pound, chickens 1.1 cents per pound, eggs 0.04 per dozen, oats 4.3 cents per bushel, barley 1.7, and cotton 0.05 per pound, with meats up overall except lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Water Famine Fears Hit Eldred and Smethport Pa
Prolonged dry spell raises alarm of water shortage in Eldred and Smethport with Bradford’s supply running short despite a new 200 million gallon reservoir. Surrounding countryside remains parched as cattle seek scarce creeks and farmers haul water for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred
Smethport
McKean
Bradford
Water Department
Mothers Fight at Allen County Fair Baby Contest
Three hundred women with crying babies clashed as they rushed the Allen County fair for the baby contest. Dr. E A McCampbell warned half of infant deaths are preventable. Police were called after doors closed and women were told to return in relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Allen County Fair
E. A. McCampbell
State Board of Health
Allen County Fair Board
Josephine Pierce
Three Men Prominent in Sulzer Impeachment Hearing
In a major impeachment hearing the Sulzer case centers on three key figures. The proceedings reveal political maneuvering and legal arguments shaping the outcome. Attending officials and witnesses have testified about charges and alleged misdeeds, highlighting the trial’s historic scope.
NOUGH POTATOES BUT WILL I NOT BE A DRUG ON THE MARKET
In a special report on the potato outlook L C Corbett of the department of agriculture says the total harvest will be less than last year but enough to meet normal needs The shrinkage is due to last season’s hold over low prices and market demoralization Maine will have the largest crop while Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota will have normal yields Massachusetts Connecticut New York and Ohio look light The average condition is about 10 percent below the 10 year average and 10 percent above 1911’s season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Corbett
Department of Agriculture
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Ohio
Waterman Grain Dealer Theodore H Waterman Dies
Theodore H Waterman a noted Albany grain dealer died last week Friday in Albany hospital from dropsy He once cleared 700000 in a Chicago pit in 1909 and was said to have cornered the grain market against James Patten and Armour Co His wealth once valued in the millions had fallen to about 800000 at his death news notes his competitive exploits and later fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Waterman
Albany
N. Y
Chicago
Albany Hospital
James Patten and
Armour & Co
Mr. Waterman
Telegraph Operator James V. Jenks Dies at Batavia Station
James V. Jenks of Massillon Ohio a telegraph operator died suddenly at Batavia New York Central station on Sunday afternoon. Acute cardiac dilation was identified as the cause. Born in Perry on June 27 1856 he lived in Batavia and Buffalo before moving to Ohio and is survived by a wife and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Jenks
Massillon
New York Central
Batavia
Mr. Jenks
Perry
Buffalo
Ohio
State Labor Federation to Meet Next Year in Schenectady
The state federation of labor completed its Utica session and adjourned to reconvene next year in Schenectady. The convention concluded its work and set plans for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
State Federation of Labor
Utica
Crowded War Ren County Primary Yields Narrow Returns
War ren county primary returns show light voter turnout with nine precincts counted. Key races include Republican Sheriff nominee W G Tate and Register and Recorder Henry H Bassett in a close Washington party contest, while Charles A Clark wins Prothonotary on a crowded three way Republican vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Tate
Henry H. Bassett
Register and Recorder
Washington
Harry M. Beshlin
Sardin H. Briggs
Bassett
Charles A. Clark
Howard J. Shawkey
Frank J. Lyons
Karl A. Krantz
John G. Smith
Krantz
Smith
Sugar Grove
David A. Swanson
John W. Hughes
Hughes
Hultberg
Porter
Swanson
Ralph W. Cousins
P. J. Newmaker
Charles S. Knabb
Burgess
C. 5
Bordwell
Edward Baker
Fred Hartman
William E. Cook
Hartman
Roosevelt
Bennett
Clarke
Shawkey
Lyons
Knupp
Washington Party
Briggs
C. A. Arnold
Thomas Creal
Charles Chase
R. G. Chapel
Charles Arnold
D. I. Ball
Erie Conference at New Castle Pa examines ministers for ministry
New Castle Pa Sept 7 Bishop Charles W Smith of Missouri led the Erie Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in examining ministers in training for the ministry. Attendees included many elderly ministers and a large portion of the 250-member body. A gavel made from Commodore Perry’s Niagara wood was presented and accepted by Bishop Smith.
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New Castle
Charles W. Smith
Missouri
Erie
Methodist
Fist Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Patterson
A. R. LeRoy
Ora Miner
S. B. Bratlett
C. W. Smith
F. S. Neigh
Clarendon
H. J. Coker
Denver
Col
Board of Home Missions
J. W. Wilson
J. H. Vance
R. S. Borland
S. B. Torrey
W. A. Clark
B. F. Delo
J. N. Fradenburg
R. C. Smith
R. N Stubbs
Sylvester Fiddler
J. L. Methlin
A. R. Rich
Smith
Christian Advocate
Pittsburg
J. M. Clemens
First Church
J. M. Thoburn
India
C. E. McKinley
R. L. Foulke
J. R. Rich
C. J. Zetler
H. A. Ellis
Pressing Need of Chamber of Commerce
Secretary Muse asks for funds to cover current expenses for scouting new industries. Readables describe potential shoe, chocolate, paper box, glove, and machinery plants seeking Warren locations. Revenue shortfall hinders investigations, travel, and promotions. calls for dues to finance site visits and advertising. continuation promised if funding arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muse
Pennsylvania
Central Avenue
Warren
West End
Youngsville
N. Y. Dress Silk Company
Dark Past of Hans Schmidt Revealed by Police Evidence
New York reports detail Hans Schmidt's alleged crimes as counterfeiter, murderer, and imposter. Evidence places him at three flats used for operations, with partner Ernest Muret, a fake dentist also linked to underground schemes. Authorities pursue counterfeiting charges and question his priestly identity.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Eighth Avenue
Schmidt
Bradhurst Avenue
Hudson River
West 134Th Street
West 124Th Street
Ernest Arthur Muret
St. Nicholas Avenue
Bradhurst
Faurot
Muret
London
Chicago
Arnold Held
Secret Service
Father Evers
Tombs
Diggs and Caminetti Slain to Prison and Fined in San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 18 United States District Court judge Van Fleet sentenced Maury Diggs to two years in federal prison at McNeill's Island and a $2090 fine while Drew Caminetti received 18 months and a $1500 fine. The judge, caustic yet regretful, instructed juries to convict. A ten day stay was granted to decide on appeals. Mrs. Diggs and Mrs. Caminetti attended. Caminetti’s wife was absent. The defendants showed little emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggs
Caminetti
San Francisco
Maury Diggs
Drew Caminetti
United States District Court
McNeill’s Island
van Fleet
Whee Caminetti
Longest Appendix Removed From Patient At Garretson Hospital
Surgeons at Garretson Hospital Philadelphia removed an appendix from Paul Hatch age 19 at Newton Centre Massachusetts. The appendix measured three times the ordinary length and was described as the longest ever removed by surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hatch
Newton Centre
Mass
Garretson Hospital
Philadelphia
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Sulzer
American Press Association
William Sulzer
Edgar M. Cullen
Robert F. Wagner
Senate
Glynn
Assembly
Warren County
Court House
White, Barr
Galbraith
Chamber OF Commerce
Murderer
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