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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1912

Page

7

Fifty Shots Across Rio Grande No Arrests Made

In El Paso on August 8 about fifty shots were exchanged between U S soldiers and unidentified Mexican side gunmen. No one was hit and no arrests were made. Fire opened from the Mexican side striking several homes while a sheriff's posse searched brush along the river bed. Residents suspect a rebel ruse to smuggle ammunition across the river.

Fl Paso Tex United States East el Paso C. H. Cole Mexico A. D. Martinez Curtis Williams Younkers Pennington John Howards

Falls 10 its DOOM Charles Campbell Falls In Flight

Australian aviator Chas Lin dey Campbell is killed when his Bristol biplane collapses during a rapid flight from Brooklands to the By Fleet aerodrome in Surrey. Campbell, recently arrived from Australia, held a Royal Aero Club aviator certificate dated June 4 and planned to teach aviation to Australian forces. His body was recovered among the wreckage near the aerodrome.

By Fleet Surrey England Chas. Lindey Campbell Brooklands Campbell Australia Royal Aero Club United Kingdom Brookland

Culberson Pushes Measure to Bar Corporate Election Money

Washington reports say President Taft’s allies expect the tariff bills to be vetoed. Culberson introduces a new bill banning corporate contributions to elections and capping individual donations at 5000 dollars. Also, there is no change in Thomas Cascaden's hospital condition as of 2 48 PM.

Washington Taft Senate White House Culberson Committee On Privileges and Elections Presbyterian Hospital Thomas Cascaden

Maniac George Ballew Terrorizes Town of South Platte

South Platte Colorado August 3 George Ballew 29 believed maniac ran amuck with a doll parrelled shotgun wounding several may be fatally and then set fire to a hotel burning it to the ground He forced the telegraph operator to summon Denver authorities as witnesses Nurses and Sheriff Denis with a Jefferson county posse head for the scene to help.

South Platte Colo George Ballew T E Denver Ballew Dennis Jefferson County

Girl writes novel with toes in St Paul millstone story

In St Paul a 24 year old crippled writer Ethie Gladys Virtue born, daughter of J F and Mrs Virtue, 268 Tylehart Street, crafts a multi thousand word novel by typing with a pencil held between her toes after spinal meningitis left her unable to use her arms. She spent three years composing and correcting the work before press time.

St. Paul Helen Dale Ethie Gladys Virtue J. F. Virtue Tylehart Street

Suspects Nabbed in New York Rosenthal Murder Case

Camden detectives arrest a man matching the description of Lefty Louis in New York Rosenthal murder. An Auburn, N Y detainment reports a well dressed stranger believed to be Horwitz or Lefty Louis, seized while a companion fled. the man identifies as Doran, a restaurant worker traveling from Oswego to Geneva.

Camden N. J Louis Rosenthal New York Auburn N. Y Harry Horwitz Gib-the Lefty Louis New York City Doran Oswego Geneva

New C G W Depot for Mason City

Ground was broken for a new passenger depot in Mason City at the western yards after five years of promises. The project, estimated at about 65,000 dollars, will be built under C B Longard’s supervision with Widell Construction of Mankato as chief contractor. The cement building will measure 264 feet by 52 feet.

Mason City Great Western Railway Company C. B. Longard Widell Construction Company Mankato Minn

Louvre debunks Mona Lisa restoration hope with copy

Paris authorities confirm the painting shown at the British Embassy is only an admirable copy. Louvre director E Pujalet says the original Mona Lisa remains missing since last August, despite an unknown man presenting a supposed restoration lead in London. The man who delivered the copy was arrested as experts review the piece.

Paris Louvre Museum E. Pujalet Leonardo da Vinci London Louvre Pujalet Mona Tisa

Temperature Summary for August 8 by Buchanan Optical Co

The entry notes yesterday’s high of 76 degrees at 4 p.m and marks markups by the Buchanan Optical Co. It compares to last year’s August 8 when the daily low was 64 and the high 83 degrees.

Buchanan Optical Co Syndicate Block

Writer Emerson in Bohemian row with Taft lookalike

Chicago Aug 3 Willis George Emerson a famed writer and Taft supporter visited a Bohemian restaurant seeking local color for a book and received it firsthand as a rival shouted Teddy while Emerson, mistaken for Taft, performed a speech. A drunken patron squirted wine. Emerson wrestled three bottles from him and dumped tea on the intruder. He later subdued the man and delivered a final wipeout.

Chicago Willis George Emerson Taft Bohemia Emerson Victor Teddy Hmerron Aponkers National Republican Committee Gettysburg

Progressives Close Door to Delegates in Chicago Convention

Chicago August 1 provisional national progressive committee met privately as about 20 delegates from Florida Georgia and North Carolina waited to be heard. Flinn remained Republican and California delegation arrived headed by Governor Johnson as Illinois progressives opened in Chicago amid demonstrations and a Roosevelt display.

Chicago Provisional National Committee Progressive Party Dixon Florida Georgia North Carolina Flinn Wm. Flinn California Hiram Johnson Sinois Roosevelt Merriam Hat Deneen Walter Clyde Jones

Wilson Will Cmd Campaign Subj Oriented To Issues

Seagit New Jersey August 3 Governor Wilson says he will not engage in personalities in his presidential campaign. He plans a scheduled series of addresses driven by state calls, focusing on campaign topics rather than individuals. He noted that Bryan might speak for him but no formal plan exists.

Seagit N. J Wilson Bryan

New York Progressive Party Names Leaders at State Convention

Buffalo August 2 the national progressive party at its state convention elected four delegates and four alternates to the national Chicago convention Timothy Woodruff was chosen chairman of the New York delegation the party accepted its incorporated name and adjourned after a three hour session to reconvene in Chicago next Monday morning nominations were to be made for national state congressional and county offices

Buffalo National Progressive Party Laren Chicago Timothy Woodruff New York

UIT HITS PRESS Canes Filed Against Ble Companies Furnishing "Patent Insiders"

Chicago August 3 United States filed an agreed decree in a civil antitrust suit against the Western Newspaper Union and the American Press Association under the Sherman act to curb a alleged plan to influence rural readers. Judge Kenneth Lindin promptly entered the decree after government petition and defenses responses, ending a trade war over boiler plate and ready print for thousands of country papers. The action seeks to curb collusive practices among major suppliers of syndicated content.

Chicago Newapaper Union American Press Association Department of Justice United States Kenneth Lindin

Young elopers intercepted in Midwest chase

Pearl Dunlap aged 16 eloped with Lynn Groff aged 19 from Marshalltown Iowa on Wednesday. After a telegraph chase they were detained at St Joseph Missouri yesterday following a route through Clearmont Maryville and St Joseph. Parents Mr and Mrs Dunlap traveled to St Joseph to retrieve their daughter.

Marshalltown Pearl Dunlap Lynn Groff St. Joseph Clearmont Maryville

Real estate transfers and a Wisconsin visitor noted

Real estate transfers record R N Cowin to Viola R Gray for lots 1 2 3 block 14 railroad addition La Porte City at 150 dollars. Mrs J S Seymour of Waureka Wisconsin arrives in the city this evening for a week long visit with her daughter Mrs Robert Minney of 116 Riehl Street.

Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co R.N. Cowin Viola R. Gray la Porte City Seymour Waureka Wis Robert Minney Riehl St

Lyon Denies Taft Charges Over Texas Delegates

Col. A. Lyon, chairman of the Texas Republican executive committee, released a reply to Taft's statements on the Chicago contests. He admits the Texas count is correct but calls most factual claims about Texas cases incorrect and denies using proxies from federal officeholders to control county delegations.

Sherman Tex Cecil A. Lyon State Republican Executive Committee Taft Lyon Texas Chicago United States Col

Parkersburg Inventor Develops Automatic Poultry Feeder

Parkersburg August 38 Special Herman Schultz formerly in the Remsen lumber business now at Parkersburg is the inventor of an automatic self feeder for poultry and a combined oats sprouter and seed corn tester that can test seed from 40 to 100 acres in under three days He has refused several thousand dollars for the invention and has contracted with Gade Bros Manufacturing of Iowa Falls to manufacture on a royalty basis for the patent life They ship 3 to 6 machines daily with an expected annual output of about 46000.

Parkersburg Herman Schultz Remsen

Surgery raises height by sheep thyroid secretion claim

Paris reports Dr. John Murphy of Chicago supports a British surgeon’s claim that a young man’s height rose two inches in two months after thyroid secretion from a sheep. He cites growth glands, pituitary broadening, pancreas diabetes work, and future aims to prevent disease with cooperation of medicine and bacteriology.

Paris John

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