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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1911

Page

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Secretaries Knox questioned over five thousand payment to Hale

Washington June 14 Secretary of State Knox was to testify before a house committee on expenditures about a $5,000 payment to Frederick Hale son of former Senator Eugene Hale of Maine. The panel probes the Day portrait voucher reappearance and the unapproved Canadian boundary fund increase. The inquiry seeks why Hale received $6,182.80 with a $1,182.80 discount and what the unsigned voucher implies.

Washington Knox House Committee On State Department Frederick Hale Eugene Hale Maine O. H. Tittman Coast and Epedetic Survey J. K Hale Mr.Knox Senator Hale Appropriatens Senate Dr. Tittman Canadian Boundary Fund Tittman Mr. Hale Hamlin Department Root Hiamlin

Commodore Benedict Yacht Freed From Coral Reef After Rescue

Commodore E. C. Benedict, whose vessel was trapped on a coral reef, has announced the yacht’s release following salvage efforts. Details show the craft is seaworthy again and the rescue operation proceeded without major incident.

Commodore Coral Reef

Widow Laura Whyte Attacked by Man’s Wife in Danville

In Danville Illinois on June 14 Mrs Laura Whyte widow of attorney George Whyte and John P Smith were attacked outside Whyte’s home as Mrs Smith leaped from a second vehicle and struck them with a whip. Smith and his wife live in Ridge Farm Illinois where he works as a traveling representative for Empire Oil.

Danville Laura Whyte John P. Smith Ridge Farm The Empire Oil Company

Illinois Crops Suffering From Drought In Central Areas

Central Illinois reports show oats at a crucial growth stage badly hit by the drought and heat. Farmers fear large losses if rain does not come soon while corn holds moisture better due to ground rolling.

Springfield Ill Illinois Statehouse

Former VP James Gayley Testifies on Steel Pools

Washington June 14 James Gayley former vice president of the United States Steel Corp. says the 1901 formation ended pools and agreements in the industry He notes pre 1901 manufacturers shared steel business shares and unsatisfied firms received a portion of profits The House steel trust inquiry plans to summon Theodore Roosevelt and J P Morgan per committee chair Stanley Kentucky for appearance before the panel.

Washington United States Steel Corporation James Gayley House Steel Trust Gayley Gary Theodore Roosevelt J. P Morgan House Stanley Kentucky Chaimen

Catt Re elected President At World Suffrage Congress

Stockholm hosts the sixth congress of the International Woman Suffrage alliance with about a thousand delegates from Europe the United States Australia and South Africa. Mrs Anna Whitlock of Sweden gave the welcome. Carrie Chapman Catt was reelected president.

Stockholm The International Woman Suffrage Alliance Europe United States Australia South Africa Anna Whitlock Sweden Carrie Chapman Catt

Seven Drownings After Lake Erie Fishing Trip

A Toledo fishing party of seven on the Meteor vanished after a lake swell swept the channel to West Sister Island. The group included William M Sorgenfrei and relatives plus two friends. The Vagabond set out from the Toledo Yacht Club to search for the missing vessel and crew.

W. W. Sorgenfrel Toledo West Sister Island William M. Sorgenfrei Sorgenfrei Lake Job G. Kraft Albion Street George Samson Nebraska Avenue Charles Chambers Toledo Yacht Club

Woman Found Strangled in White Plains Home

Mrs. William W. Simmons twenty eight wife of Harlem railroad engineer was found strangled to death at her White Plains residence. Two towels tied about her neck were double knotted at the back. Husband on trip to West Albany returned home as body was removed but gave no light on the death.

White Plains N. Y William W. Simmons Harlem West Albany Brewster Yards

Weather Outlook for Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin

Indiana fair today with slight warming and increasing clouds tomorrow. Illinois fair today unsettled tomorrow with light to moderate north to northeast winds. Wisconsin fair today and tomorrow with light to moderate northerly winds becoming variable.

Indiana Ilinois Wisconsin

Army meals and wartime feeding shape victory

The article argues that feeding the fighting man is crucial for success in war and sport. It cites examples from Japan's wartime supply and Roman gladiators to stress how proper nutrition sustains strength and decision making. It notes the average person lacks dietetic training for daily life battles.

Postal Savings Exempt Akron Bank Deposits

Post Office Inspector George Pate reports United States postal savings deposits cannot be attached in any state after completing the Barberton bank inspection. Absolute secrecy must be kept about depositors identities as funds are not subject to attachment or local creditor actions.

Akron United States Postal Savings Banks Union Post Office George Pate Barberton

Dies for His Hat at Fairmont Rescue Attempt

Danville reporter HW June 14 Nicholas Nidano drowned after leaping into a pond to save his hut at Fairmont. He attempted a rescue amid rising water, but fatal incident occurred.

Danville Fairmont Nicholas Nidano

Sugar Inquiry Continues on Pacific Coast Refineries

Washington reports the sugar trust inquiry resumes as Edwin K. Atkins testifies that American Sugar Refining controls most California refineries and does not compete there due to freight rate advantages. He cites Pacific coast free raw sugar and duties on Cuban sugar as explaining higher Western margins. He cannot detail stock motives in Alameda refinery and knows little about Spreckels' interests.

Washington American Sugar Refining Company Sugar Trust Edwin KF. Atkins Seer Corporation Atkins American California Malloy New York Western Sugar Refining Company Mfornia Spreckles Alameda Raker Pacific Atlantic Chicago Kansas City Omaha K. Atkins Baker Far Western Spreckels West

Thirty Perons Drowned In Volga Ferry Sinking

Thirty persons are drowned when an overcrowded ferryboat sinks on the Volga near Ugliteh. The disaster is reported from St Petersburg with early casualty counts and search efforts underway.

St Petersburg Ie Volga Ugliteh

Acetylene Tank Explodes Shocks City Officials

A dangerous acetylene tank explosion rattles the area causing evacuations and prompting emergency responders to secure the site. Authorities are investigating the incident and no injuries have been immediately reported. Meanwhile a public concern over industrial safety grows as residents seek answers.

Recruiting for Magon General Viljoen Awaits Madero

El Paso reports recruiting agents hire men for the Magonistas in Lower California. Americans are offered $2 a day and transport to join the Magonista ranks. General Viljoen, to lead from Juarez, awaits Madero’s advices and four field pieces to move with 400 men toward Sonora to oppose the Magon forces.

el Paso Tex Mloras Magon California Madero Lower California Magonista United States Secret Service Carrizago N. M Ojuagua B.J. Viljoen Juarez Juan Cabral Sonora Viljoen

U S Navy Seeks Large Sailor Draft in July Chicago Offices Open

The navy department orders recruitment to begin July 1 at a new Chicago office to staff crews for the battleships Utah and Florida as enlistment terms expire. civilian applicants encouraged.

Chicago Washington United States Navy Navy Department Utah Florida Navy

Explosion at Albany Chemical Plant Kills One, Injures Many

An acetylene tank exploded in the Albany Chemical Company works on Van Rensselaer Island near Albany New York killing one man and severely injuring several others. Firemen battled flames as dozens of employees were thrown by the blast and rescue efforts continued through the day.

Albany, NY Albany Chemical Com Hense van Rensselaer Tal

Heir to Many Millions Vincent Astor Inherits Likely Vast Fortune

New York June 14 Vincent Astor sole heir of John Jacob Astor fortune. He is expected to inherit about 100 million dollars, with potential gains of similar magnitude from fortune growth in the next years. Born November 15, 1891 he is linked to Catherine I Flamersley in marriage rumors later denied.

New York Vincent Astor John Jacob Astor Astor House of Astor America Young Astor Catherine I. Flamersley Iested

Trial of Browne and Wilson in fish bribery case set

The case against O Neil Browne of Ottawa Robert Fe Wilton of Chicago Louis Hirsheimer of Pittsfield and Frank J Traut of Beardstown charged with conspiracy to commit bribery in fish legislation will be set for trial next week. Defense attorney Mortimer requested this term while State's attorney Burke urged trial the following week.

Springfield O'Neil Browne Ottawa Robert FE. Wilton Chicago Louis Hirsheimer Pittsield Frank J. Traut Beardstown General Assembly Mortimer Storney Burke

Bride Dies After Train Wreck Near North Canyon

Mrs T B Cavender of Denver, a bride of five days, died from injuries after the observation car on the Short Line train from Cripple Creek left the rails and overturned in North canyon. Nine others were injured but expected to recover.

Colorado Springs Colo T. B. Cavender Denver Cripple Creek North Canyon

Brothers drown while bathing in Shoal Creek at St. Rose

Theodore and William Middeke, aged sixteen and fourteen of St. Rose, drowned while bathing in Shoal Creek. One attempted a rescue. both boys disappeared and their bodies were recovered.

Brothers Crown St. Rose Carme Theodore William Middeke Shoal Creek

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