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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1909

Page

6

Call of the Wild Draws Lost Boy From Pella

Charles Marsh a 16 year old Central College student vanished after leaving a note to spend Sunday away from home. Seen boarding an eastbound train at 2 30 pm he did not return. He took clothing books rifle taxidermist gear and about 15 dollars. Locals fear a hunting expedition may be involved with expectations of return when weather worsens or funds run out.

Pella Iowa Central College Charles Marsh J. A Marsh Ainsworth, Ja

Local Folks Visit, Travel, and Y W C A Activities

Local residents including Miss Grace Conner and Miss Alice Childs visit home and Muscatine Y W C A conventions while others travel to Keokuk Fairfield and Bloomfield. College Y W C A girls stop at Rock Island depot en route from Muscatine to Oskaloosa and Indianola adding cheer.

Grace Conner Des Moines Alice Childs Fairfield Muscatine W. A. Carson Oskaloosa Indianola Rock Island

DeLong Family Returns Home After Visit

Mr and Mrs Allen DeLong and their children Claus and Adina returned this morning to their Crawfordsville home after a brief visit at the George C Stewart home.

Ed Eicher Mt. Pleasant Margaret Mayer Keota Elsie Schnei James B. Moore Winfield William Lemon

Fire insurer to pay heirs of Belle Gunness

A Connecticut fire insurance company agrees to pay $1,000 into LaPorte county circuit court for the heirs of Belle Gunness, who with her children died in the murder farm house fire on April 28, 1908. The estate executor sued. the policy was disputed as suicide by arson. Heirs include Gunness brothers in Norway and a sister in Chicago. A Chicago Norwegian children’s home declined the bequest. On the Gunness farm twelve to fifteen men were robbed, murdered and buried.

Chicago

Severe electrical storm hits Peoria Illinois in 9 blast

The Illinois river valley endured the severest electrical storm on record. Lightning caused widespread damage in Peoria with telegraph and telephone service down for a time. Houses were struck and a freak ball of lightning nearly killed Mrs. Conkey, leaving her unconscious for two hours and injuring a stepdaughter.

Peoria Ilinois Robert Conkey Conkey

Robbers Attack Butter and Egg Special Train

In a bold attempt to loot the Chicago butter and egg special on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line, robbers shot brakeman A I Jackson at Round Lake Wisconsin and then fled.

Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul A. I. Jackson Round Lake Wis

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for stomach distress caused by food fermentation. It claims five minutes to prove digestion is improved and promises almost instant relief after taking one 22 grain tablet.

Paid Woman Hush Money Ex-Treasurer Warriner Released

Charles T. Warriner former treasurer of the Big Four Railroad charged with misappropriating 545 0000 was released on bonds of 26000. He acknowledged responsibility but later denied it signaling intent to expose alleged partners. The shortage totals about 700000 with the rest covered by property turned over to the company. Hackney stated Warriner admitted irregularities and outlined four alleged escape routes including speculation and blackmail.

Cincinnati Charles T. Warriner Big Four Railroad Company Warriner Wartjner Hackney

Rexall Orderlies Offered for Aged People

A newspaper ad promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe laxative for the elderly and weak, claiming gentle bowel relief without griping or diarrhea. It guarantees satisfaction or cost refund and lists 36 tablets for 25 cents or 12 tablets for 10 cents, sold at The Rexall Store Cook & Sherman in Washington at S. W. Corner Square.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Washington Cook & Sherman S. W. Cor. Square

Turkey to Build a Navy

The Turkish ministry plans a seven year program costing about 100 million dollars to build seven battleships of the North Dakota type, torpedo boat destroyers, and a hospital ship. An initial 12 million dollar appropriation is sought for next year to start two ships, with possible additional loans. Public fund contributions for battleship construction are rising.

Washington

Turn State's Evidence in Ten Sleep Creek Murders

Albert Keyes and Charles Faris confessed to roles in the Ten Sleep creek murders and cremation of two corpses. They claimed immunity promised in exchange and said no killings were intended, only destruction of property and warning of the Allemand Edge outfit. Faris testified that Brink fired the fatal shot, while Keyes denied ever firing.

Allemand Edge Outfit Keyes Faris Allemand Herbert Brink

Hyomei listed as powerful antiseptic for catarrh

Hyomei described as a strong germ destroyer with soothing action on mucous membranes. It claims rapid relief of catarrh in minutes and cure in weeks with money back. Formula highlights eucalyptus thymol guaiacyl and other agents. no habit forming drugs. inhaler included. sold for $1.00.

Australia Washington Lemmon

China’s Growing Navy

Victoria B C November 8 information aboard the Empress of Japan shows the Chinese navy includes twelve large war ships sixteen torpedo boats and sixteen coast defense vessels in fighting condition.

China Victoria B. C Japan

Corning Magistrate in Trouble Disbarred for Misusing Funds

J W Bixby a lawyer and justice of the peace at Corning Iowa was found guilty of misappropriating public funds. Judge Evans ordered disbarment and resignation as justice along with a $100 fine and ten months to pay.

Corning J. W. Bixby Evans

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Mr. Ce America Rothschild’s Call OF Ainsworth M. FE. Latta Burlington Harry Hale Shelby, Iowa City Vienna Bakery Rude Warfel David West Chester Robert McLaughlin Howard Stewart Mrs. Wray Miss Pauline Elmer Keck Home Der A. S. Smith Bloomfield C. W. Smith Thomas Foster Grinnell M. Y. Wallace Pollok Wallace J. W. Smith Wyman Knox Dunn J. T. Matthews John, Jr Hiarry Montgomery Keokuk George H. Paul Co Etha Buchanan SEMAN Paar Maly Laporte, Ind Ance Company of Connecticut Belle Gunness Mrs. Belle Gunness Big Four Turkey Cure Lemmon’s Pharmacy Iuarantees Mona Alaska Yukon Seattle Jannah ANE F. T. Frazier
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