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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1911

Page

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Governors Conference Opens Amid Talk Silence and Setbacks

Ohio Governor Harmon and other executives arrive for a governors conference in New Jersey. Discussions of politics are avoided as Governor Deneen of Illinois is sidelined by a broken leg, and Governor Dix’s inheritance tax talk is postponed to Friday. Twenty governors reach Spring Lake while others await travel changes and a reception committee led by ex-Gov Fort hosts guests.

Harmon Ohio Broken Leg Deneen Illinois Spring Lake N. J Judson Harmon Woodrow Wilson O'Neal Alabama John A. Dix New York Nllhols Marion Gilchrist Florida Kitchin North Carolina West Citizens J. Franklin Fort Foss Massachusetts Carroll Iowa Aldrich Nebraska Willson Kentucky

Boy Averts Train Wreck Near Mendota Minnesota

Mugene Labbey a seventeen year old farmer's son saved Chicago and Northwestern train No 2 from Omaha near Mendota by signaling a washout. Passengers on the dining car collected money and sent a 100 check and resolutions in praise of his action.

St. Paul Minn Mugene Labbey Chicago and Northwestern Omaha Mendota

Beattie Sings in Jail Waiting for Execution

In Richmond Virginia Harry Clay Beattie Jr awaiting execution for wife murder sits in Chesterfield county jail with two guards at his side. He joins a trio of singers singing Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie and calls the guards to join in.

Richmond Harry Clay Beattie, Jr Chesterfield County Beattie Nellie

prominent Ottumwa hardware man George Haw Sr dies at 75

Ottumwa Iowa September 12 George Haw Sr longtime head of Haw Simmons Wholesale Hardware and leading Ottumwa businessman since the sixties died at his home aged seventy five.

Ottumwa George Haw Haw-Simmons Wholesale Hardware Company Mindsan Canton Nelson Baler Fulton County Clark County

Romance of the Air Ends in Craft and Courtship

Lynn Massachusetts September 12 The marriage of Miss Josephine Pfan a talented musician to Clyde Cowan a rye manufacturer reveals an aviation romance. Pfan accepted a plane trip invitation from Harry N. Atwood a few weeks ago Cowan fell in love with her while watching her fly and proposals followed.

Lynn Mass Hiro Josephine Pfan Clade Cowan

Father Charged in Death of Madison Girl Found in Lake

Madison Wisconsin September 12 Detective from a Chicago agency accuses Martin Lemberger of murdering his daughter whose body was found in Lake Monona. Parents and their son were questioned at the police station after the funeral and locked up. Lemberger denied the charge.

Madison Wis Kidaward Bever Chicago Martin Lenberger Dausitor Lake Monona George Polichee Shaughnessy Patrick Boyd L. Roger Boyer Lemberger

Woman’s Divorce Plans Tangle with a Murder in Kansas City

Henry C. Gumbel was shot by Robert F. C. Curtis after hiding letters from a woman named Lucie Curtis. Gumbel tore three letters at the Kupper Hotel, one addressed to Gumbel from Lucie. Curtis pleaded not guilty and was held without bond on a first degree murder charge.

Kansas City Henry C. Gumbel Robert F. C. Curtis Kupper Hotel Gombel Lucie Lucie Curtis Chicago Howell& Hoyle Curtis

Weather Outlook for Indiana Illinois Wisconsin

Fair and cooler today with light to moderate northwest winds. Tomorrow remains fair with a slight increase in wind from the northwest. Cooler temperatures settle across Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin today into tomorrow.

Indiana Illinois Wisconsin

Maine votes show wets ahead in early returns

Early Maine tallies indicate a pro repeal tilt with Portland reporting a wet margin of 2 419 in the largest city and Augusta and Lewiston noting strong wet sentiment. Counts from 197 of 521 towns show wet leads statewide, with 824 towns still to report and York county close. Lebanon announces a grand jury probe into the Whitestown wood alcohol deaths.

Portland At & Pp Om Maine Calais Biddeford Ataite York County Greenwood Lebanon Ind Parr Whitestown

Newberry Charge Dropped in Manslaughter Arrest Case

Wakefield Sept 12 Tru man H Newberry of Detroit former secretary of the navy had a manslaughter charge dismissed after an arrest in the case. The development leaves the defendant ex official free as prosecutors re evaluate evidence and possible next steps.

Secretary of Navy

Automobile Victim Case Dismissed in Narra gansett Pier

Last Tuesday in district court Judge Nathan B. Lewis heard that prosecuting attorney Fred Olney said George W Ells of Milford Massachusetts would not press criminal charges after his seven year old daughter Helen was killed by Truman H Newberry’s car at Narragansett Pier.

Nathan B. Lewis Fred ©. Olney George W Ells Milford Mass Helen Newberry Narragansett Pier

Posse Finds Missing Boy Near Elgin After 36 Hours

A missing nineteen year old, Alfred Yurs, was found by a fifty-strong posse led by the sheriff near Elgin Illinois after wandering for a day and a half with no food or drink. He had left from a farm near East Plate six miles west of Elgin.

Elgin Alfred Fred Yurs East Plate Elein

Mayor Knotts Bribery Case Intensifies With Ouster Suits

Gary Indiana September 12 Attorneys Nodges and Ridgely were hired to bring ouster suits against Mayor Knotts city engineer and five city council members tied to the T B Dean bribery case They claim Dean represented by them in suits and that he may be a detective from Louisville and possibly employed by United States Steel when he sought a heating franchise Prosecutor Greenwald inspected a dictograph setup and said he is ready to prosecute once indictments are secured

Gary Ind Nodges and Ridgely Knotts T. B. Dean Dean Louisville United States Steel Corporation Wayper Greenwald

Sarcasm by the Way in Washington Star Cartoon

A Washington Star cartoon captures a woman warning a dog and Plodding Pete retorts about a handout last week. The exchange hints at social tension and humor through sharp dialogue in a brief comic moment.

Pete Washington Star

The Better Way Exchange Fragment

A brief exchange quotes a dream of fame, with a playful aside about staying hopeful. The fragment captures a casual, informal banter between speakers, hinting at ambition and perseverance.

Milk Driver Strike Shuts Breakfas t Rail Milk Delivery

A nationwide milk drivers strike hits Wisconsin and California areas with hundreds of routes affected. In Cetated Wis a tree fell near a school during a recent event injuring a boy. Monterey and other cities report drivers walking off the job leaving households without milk for breakfast as crowds gather outside depots.

Delafirid Wie Galdorn Peden Merire Beldin Monterey Pi John Wilitary School

Great Day for Clark Hon. Champ Receives Ovation

Honorable Champ Clark arrives in Louisiana Pike County to a 19 000 strong crowd. He is joined by 1 060 visitors from Bowling Green and Mexico and two brass bands. Congressmen from Iowa Illinois Missouri join in the reception as Clark speaks from a platform atop the station.

Louisiana Champ Clerk Pike House of Representatives Clark Chicago & Alton Bowling, Green Mexico Mark Iowa Illinois Missouri Pike Eonatyv

Champ Clark Enthusiastically Welcomed in Louisiana Missouri

Veteran Congressman Champ Clark was greeted with warm crowds in Louisiana Missouri where locals cheered his remarks and praised his leadership during a campaign stop. Clark spoke on national issues and urged support for his party’s platform.

Fowler Begins Flight for Transcontinental Journey

Robert G Fowler started his bid to fly from San Francisco to New York at 1 87 p.m. in Golden Gate Park. He climbed to about 1000 feet and proceeded eastward toward New York as crowds watched. The voyage could yield about 70000 in prizes if successful, with early reports noting 55 miles per hour along the Central Pacific route. Offers to install voting machines surface as four firms propose free installations for St Joseph county primaries and the 1912 election to prove machine value.

San Francisco Robert G Fowler New York Stadium Golden Gate Park Fowler Eviston South Bend Ind St. Joseph County

Sugar price rise hits Chicago wholesale costs

Chicago dealers project an annual wholesale sugar cost rise of about 5.6 million as prices for granulated sugar jump from 5.42 to 7.27 per hundred pounds. Rice remains relatively cheap while other staples like Irish potatoes, eggs, coffee, and fresh meats climb. shortages abroad push overall costs higher.

Chicero

Experts See Conditions More Favorable To Consumers

In New York observers note September opens with prices for coffee sugar potatoes and select canned goods higher than usual but still generally more favorable to consumers than a year ago. Experts doubt a repeat of 1909 10 price spikes predicting higher but manageable costs if households buy plain fare and avoid luxury items.

New York China France

Bride is Left Desolate After Bridegroom's News

Eleanor Pendleton of the chorus in The Belle of Kansas City and other musical comedies married Norman B. Ream Jr., son of a millionaire. He left her four days earlier to tell his wealthy parents in Thompson, Connecticut, that a daughter-in-law had arrived on September 1, amid a $1,000,000 Ream summer home dispute.

New York Louis Marshall Ream Eleanor Pendleton Usiair Balfa Dogen Multh Nillionaire Norman B. Ream Seo Thompson, Conn

Man Fights Robber After $600 Theft Claim

Terre Haute Indiana September 12 George Adox saloon helper claims thief robbed him of 600 dollars. Standing on a street corner he left a streetcar and fought the alleged thief. both men were badly hurt. Police investigate.

Terre Haute Ind George Adox

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