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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1910

Page

3

Democrats Win Maine Election In Landslide

Maine voters deliver a Democratic landslide with Frederick W. Plaisted elected governor by 3,000 to 5,000, and Democrats likely capturing both senate and house. In the First and Second districts and the U S Senate Democrats gain, while Third and Fourth districts are still in doubt.

Senate House Augusta Plaisted Bean Democratic State Committee Lewiston Journal, Republican McGillicuddy the Sun Democratic Fernald Portland Hinds and Swazey Congress Byron Boyd Republican State Committee Burleigh Bangor Maine Frederick W. Plaisted Bert M. Fernald W William M. Pennell Asher C. Hinds Cannon Daniel J. McGillicuddy John P. Swazey Boyd Samuel W. Gould Skowhegan Frank F. Guerney Dover George M. Hanson Calais Frank E. Guerney Piscataquis Aroostook Washington F. Marion Simpson Eugene Hale United States

Troop Train Wreck Kills Two Injures Sixteen Near Brightwood

In Indianapolis a head on collision on the Cleveland division of the Big Four near Brightwood killed two and injured sixteen, three seriously, as a No 9 passenger train struck an open switch and hit a soldiers special carrying over 900 Kentucky National Guardsmen bound for Fort Benjamin Harrison. Army hospital corps moved in to treat the injured while officers organized the troops on the right of way.

Indianapolis Cleveland Big Four Railroad Brightwood Yard Kentucky Fort Benjamin Harrison

Accuse Wireless Operator in Pere Marquette Sinking

Chicago on September 13. Seymour B. Cochrane general manager of the Chicago Navigation company says a wireless operator on ferry No 17 could have saved lives if he had picked up a message Friday morning. Cochrane was among thirty three rescued from the ill fated steamer and credits captains and crews of both boats for efforts.

Chicago Seymour B. Cochrane Chicago Navigation Company Mr. Cochrane

United Exchange official held on mails fraud charge

Chicago report says William H. Holcomb vice president of the United Exchange was bound over on a $5,000 bond by a federal commissioner after post office inspectors labeled the firm a get-rich-quick operation with no assets. He did not defend himself as investigators described his mail fraud scheme.

Chicago Post Office United Exchange William H. Holcomb United States Foote Holcomb

Nagel Likely Succeeds Moody as Justice and Hughes for Chief

Washington reports strong speculation that Charles Nagel secretary of commerce and labor may replace Associate Justice Moody after his resignation. The same chatter ties William H Moody's successor to Charles Nagel and suggests Charles Nagel is seen as idle and capable. It also notes a possible appointment of Gov. Hughes of New York as chief justice to follow Fuller.

Charles Nagel Department of Commerce and Labor Moody Washington Taft William H. Moody Supreme Court Charles Nagal Nagel Gov. Hughes New York United States Supreme Court Melville W. Fuller

Disfigurement of York High Students Tied to Debating Society Initiation

Ten York high school students suffered lasting facial injuries from black oil dye used during initiation into the Alpha Debating Society. Parents filed complaints with District Attorney Sherwood, and prosecutors plan to pursue charges against the hazers.

York York High School Alpha Debating Society Sherwood

Walking ruptures a vein ends in Peru woman’s death

Mrs. William Rentzel ruptured a blood vessel while walking with friends in Peru Indiana. She collapsed on the street and died in an ambulance while being taken home.

Peru Ind William Rentzel

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Frank L. Wilson & Co The House of Good Shoes I.H.C DR. Thomas Ofice Mutual Democrats F. W. Plaisted Democrats of Brightwood Fuller Windsor Grogery Iowa Bury’s Woodbury’s Woodbury Mth Street McElhinney Drug Company Seren Harwood J. A. Harwood
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