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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1911

Page

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Firebug trust led to suicide of Chicago store owner

Leopold Dreyfus of L. Dreyfus Co. confessed to paying a gang to burn his wholesale clothing store on Market Street to collect insurance. He shot himself at his home on Michigan Avenue after the confession. Lazard Dreyfus and Max Cohen were taken into custody as investigators probe a six to eight man “firebug” ring.

Chicago Leopold Dreyfus L. Dreyfus & Co South Market Street Michigan Avenue Dreyfus Lazard Dreyfus Max Cohen Michael Sullivan Woulfe

Cardinal Gibbons Leads Notable Double Celebration in Baltimore

Cardinal Gibbons stands at the center of a double celebration in Baltimore Maryland with church ceremony and civic events highlighting the day. Local clergy and city officials join in a commemorative program marking notable milestones.

Baltimore, Md

Move Made to Quash Illinois Central Graft Indictments

Chicago June 7 Motion to quash the indictment charging Frank B Harriman Joseph E Baker Charles Ewing and John M Taylor with conspiracy to defraud in the Illinois Central graft case was filed before Judge Scanlan. Counsel for the defendants argue fifty nine grounds attacking indictment jurisdiction and grand jury selection. The motion prompts expected argument next Monday. Indictments against the four former railroad officials allege about 1 500 000 defrauded.

Chicago Frank B. Harriman Joseph E. Baker Charles Ewing John M. Taylor Illinois Central Scanlan Circuit Cook County Criminal Court Frank R. Reid Clarence S. Darrow

Weather forecast for Indiana and Wisconsin period

Indiana and Wisconsin forecast calls for generally fair skies today and tomorrow. Light to moderate variable winds. Wisconsin expected warmer in central areas with fair conditions followed by another fair day and winds turning variable.

Indiana Minos Wisconsin

President Taft and Roosevelt Meet at Jubilee in Baltimore

Taft and Roosevelt greeted each other warmly at Cardinal Gibbons jubilee in Baltimore marking the first meeting since the New Haven conference. Taft invited Roosevelt to Washington on his car and to the silver wedding at the White House but Roosevelt declined travel for the moment while expressing possible attendance.

Colonel Washington Taft Baltimore Roosevelt Cardinal Gibbons New Haven New York State Theodore Mr. Roosevelt White House Senator Lodge

Honor Old Churchman at Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee

President Taft, Ex-President Roosevelt, and Governor Crothers spoke at the Fifth Regiment armory in Baltimore for Cardinal Gibbons fiftieth year as a priest and twenty-fifth year since elevation to cardinal. More than 18,000 people attended the three hour service honoring religious liberty and toleration.

Baltimore Fifth Regiment Cardinal Gibbons Taft Sherman Roosevelt Nanal Supreme Court Aml Diplomatic Corps Crothers Preston Cardinal

Ministers in Fatal Ride In California Town

A parade of ministers riding a new fire engine in Ross California was disrupted when a woman's handkerchief startled horses. The crash injured several clergy members including Rev Cecil Marrack of San Francisco who died. Rev H C Carroll of Ross was badly hurt and four others were bruised. The ministers were guests of Rev Carrell and his wife who waved the handkerchief.

Daily Diet and Health Hints on Corn as Food

Corn in the milk stage before woody fiber forms digestion is easy and highly nutritious. Used as an exclusive uncooked mono diet, it aids dyspepsia and constipation. Green corn needs little cooking, three minutes plus a brief post-cook, and pairs well with cereals peas and beans. Home canning of green corn is feasible.

Baseball Results From Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago And St Louis

Baseball results from Pittsburg and Cincinnati show varied scores with pitchers and batters named. The report lists Raymond Wilson Leifield Simon Chalmers Saxtes McLean Bell Bergen Kling and others across multiple games on wet grounds at St Louis.

Pittsburg New York Raymond Wilson Leifield Simon Cincinnati Philadelphia Chalmers Boom Saxtes McLean Chicago Brooklyn Bell Bergen Richie Kling St. Louis Boston

Rainy matchups mark days in baseball standings

The schedule lists games at Washington Cleveland Boston St Louis Philadelphia New York with rain affecting multiple forecasts. Gregg Land Sherry Ain Smith are noted alongside team entries in a terse, data-like sports brief.

Washington JR Cleveland Washington Gregg Land Sherry Ainsmith Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit New York Chicago

Train Kills a Boy Near Cedar Rapids

Adolphy Stodola twelve year old farmer boy was fatally struck by a Chicago and Northwestern train crossing the tracks a half mile from Cedar Rapids Iowa on June 7.

Cedar Rapids

American Association Racers Standings and City Pairings

In Kansas City and Louisville meet pairings, list shows W L Pet records for St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis Columbus and Jules do. The standings include figures for Louis Minn T'lde Mil Ind and other cities with win loss percentages and game counts.

W. L. Pet W. L. Pet K

Debate on Democratic wool revision opens in House

Washington June 7 Debates begin on the Underwood wool revision with a two week expectation for passage around June 18. The Ways and Means Committee report cites Taft speeches and criticizes the tariff board while defending raw wool duties. Minority Republicans call the move cold blooded politics as further bills on cotton and iron rates are planned.

Washington House Oscar W. Underwood Underwood Taft Tariff Board Congress Ways and Means Committee Harrison New York Payne Dalzell Pennsylvania Longworth Ohio The

Edward Harrigan Dead Veteran actor and writer dies in New York

Edward Harrigan veteran actor playwright and manager died at his home in New York age sixty six. He began on stage in San Francisco and from 1874 to 1895 largely played Irish characters in New York while writing many plays himself. Evans testimony in Columbus not concluded grand jury adjourned until Friday. representative Owen J Evans of Stark County admits confession may indict legislators.

New York Edward Harsin Olympic Theater San Franisco Harrigan Evans Columbus Owen J. Evans Stark Coury

IHS Lorimer Probe Strikes Little Shar

The IHS Lorimer probe affects Little Shar as investigations move forward. President Taft faces political pressure over the matter amid calls for reform and legal scrutiny.

Explosions Linked to Iron Work By Von Spreckelsen Foreman Testimony

Grand jury hears witnesses on dynamiting at ironwork sites tied to Albert von Spreckelsen of Indianapolis. Foreman James A. Scott recalls the Murat Temple blast on Oct 29 1909, amid labor trouble charges. Other witnesses include Hod Carriers Union agent Joseph Etchison and iron worker John Archer known as Cincinnati Red.

Indianapolis James A. Scott Cleveland Murat Temple Albert von Spreckelsen von Spreckelsen Joseph Etchison Hod Carriers’ Union John Archer Itcher

Clever Rossery Scheme Nets Indianapolis Robberies

Michael Arnold Witz and his wife were arrested in Indianapolis for a long running scheme at a fur house the Domb Brothers. Witz a tailor at the firm allegedly stole silk and beads worth about 8000 dollars weaving them into goods while his wife faced charges for disposing of finished garments. Detectives spent three months on the case after years of robberies.

Indianapolis Michael Arnold Witz Domb Witz

Springfield district appoints new Anthatoon league superintendent

Springfield announces Rev. FS McBride of Monmouth will lead the Springfield district of the Anthatoon league. He succeeds B.A. Scroggin who was named state superintendent last Thursday. McBride assumes charge July 10.

Springfield FS. McBride Monmouth Anthatoon League B.A. Scroggin McBride Scroggin

Senate Hears Canadian Reciprocity Hearings in Brief Session

Washington reports the Senate finished hearings on Canadian reciprocity then began drafting a report. Dillingham urged immediate action on a resolution while Culberson objected. A select committee was proposed to probe the Lorimer charge and Root's election bill was amended. Finance committee planned Hill consideration despite Knox unable to appear in person.

Washington Senate Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons Dninher Elect Lorimer Duingham Culberson Dillingham Senator Root Root Senate Committee On Finance Knox

Rat Killing Day In Gibson County Observed Across Towns

In Princeton and Owensville and Hazelton Gibson county held rat killing day. At Owensville G W Watera led seven dogs and a crew of men and boys. At Hazelton Binky Kingman oversaw seventy five boys and men with many dogs. They killed over one hundred sixty rats early. Five farmers pooling poison found eighteen to fifty rats each. Rats were also killed in Princeton alleys and cellars.

Princeton Ind Gibson County Owensville G. W. Watera Hazelton Binky Kingman

Taft’s Son Denied Ohio Bar Exam Eligibility

Robert Alphonse Taft son of President Taft was refused admission to the Ohio state bar examination for not registering when he began studying law two months after writing to the Supreme Court clerk. He will likely attempt the exam in about two years.

Columbus Robert Alphonse Taft President Taft Supreme Court

Bail sought in Green land murder case in Calumet

Attorneys for Mrs. Charles Stannard of Greenland ask for bail before Circuit Judge Cooper of Ontonagon. Change of venue requested and case continued to September term. John Bigelow improves at Highland Falls summer home after illness.

Calumet Mich Charles Stannard Greenland Cooper Ontonaean John Bigelow Highland Falls N. Y

Man killed by train at Markland crossing in Kokomo

Farley Zeeke aged thirty five died after being struck by a passenger train at the Markland Avenue crossing in Kokomo Indiana on June 7. The incident occurred as the train passed through the area near Kokomo.

Man Hare Kokomo Ind Farley Zeeke Markland Avenue Crossing

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