Arraigned as police suppress Klan disturbance
Framingham dispatch reports after a Sudbury clash near a Libby farm al led to Foley death and five injuries. Sixteen alleged Klansmen faced district court on murder charges while four anti Klansmen were dropped. State troopers and constabulary contained the chaos as ambulances ferried the wounded to Framingham hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Framingham
Sudbury
Alonzo Loley
Saxonville
Foley
Kond
Willian Bradley
Thomas
Sines
Frank McGuire
Edmund Purcell
Libby Farm
Ore
Forse
State Constabulary
Arthur KK
Lago
Middlesex County
Holden
Concord
North Reading
J. Carr
Carr
Father McCalliey
Framingham Hospital
Mrs Vanderbilt's Gowns Reach Ankle in Paris Defiance
Mrs Vanderbilt's new Paris gowns reach ankle length, drawing attention in New York and Europe. She states she is dressing for her own taste and not leading a movement, while admitting gowns extend to ankle length as fashion shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Paris
New York
Reggie Vandebilt
Europe
Narcotic Chief and Three Held in Drug Trafficking Case
Chicago Aug 11 Associated Press William Gray Beach chief of the narcotic division of the internal revenue for the Chicago district and three associates were arrested on charges of storing drugs for gang robbers. A sweep by the Internal Revenue Bureau intelligence unit and 100 detectives raided opium joints in Chinatown and the south side. Also taken were Dennis J. O'Brien Alonzo Baxter and Harry Deitrich. Officers recovered goods identified as stolen including clothing jewelry curlers radios guns cameras searchlights fans arc taps and a violet ray beauty machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Cal
Wiliam Gray Beach
Internal Revenue Department
Special Intelligence Unit
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chinatown
South Side
Beach
Dennis J. O'Brien
Alonzo Baxter
Harry Deitrich
Federal
Elmer L. Key
O’brien
Ineluiledy
St Ansgar Man Held to Grand Jury for Breaking Window
Willard Fulton of St Ansgar faces grand jury action for throwing a stone through a neighbor's window in protest of an arrival by Miss Jennia Vacha to visit Mrs Roy Peshak in Bridgeport. Bond set at $1000 by Justice H E LaRue. grand jury to convene Sept 29 after sanity commission ruled him sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Willard Fulton
St. Ansgar
Jénnia Vacha
Roy Peshak
Bridgeport
W. Va
H. E. LaRue
LaRue
Fulton
Justice Court
Nelpihers
Rector leaves $2 million to DePauw University
Edward Rector patent attorney bequeaths about $2,000,000 to DePauw University in Greencastle Ind under his will filed for probate. Widow Mrs Lucy Rector receives $10,600 annuity. distant relatives get $71,000. The estate totals $2,200,600 and funds go to the Methodist university with hundreds of new scholarships and two dormitories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aue
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Edward Rector
Rector
Lucy Rector
Methodist University
Warren
Mrs Vandervoort Transferred to Allen Hospital
A published letter condemns sensationalism about a local tragedy. It urges restraint in reporting grisly details to protect youths. The piece also notes memorial services for Rev J Vandervoort and mentions community churches in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Vandervoort
Allen Hospital
Waverly Community Building Material Order Issue
Waverly Louisiana Ane 1 reports a contract for brick by Twin Cities Brick Co of St Paul for the proposed community building. Material is undelivered due to a wire transfer problem and routed through Louis Rust in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Mzasoy
Twin Cities
St Pauli
Louis Rust
Italy Lira Stabilization Talks Aimed at American Investment
Rome reports negotiations to stabilize the lira by Premier Volpi with Morgan, Flair & Co, and the National City Bank in New York. The talks, per official agents, include plans for substantial American capital in Italy's electrical industry and public works development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Frime
Volpi
Fp Morgan, Flair & Co
National City Bank
New York
Seti
Wom Todas
Tlaly Ag Wet Agin Public Works
Wheat Prices Fall On Government Wheat Report
Chicago August 11 AP Near six cents a bushel drop in wheat prices followed government reports showing a larger than expected 1925 yield in the United States and Canada. Traders cited the surprise crop size as a factor cooling prices today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Nealy Hesan
Aetire Devine
Harding Refuses Pay from Waterway Assn
Harding declines compensation offered by the Waterway Association amid ongoing effort by Hes Moiane. Hue Porn Gave has hh iy 1 VP) Wook and Martine, working for various state services, report actions tied to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Waterway Assn
Moiane
Hue
Wook
Martine
Bereral State
Tie
Mating Opaday
Washington
Jin
Simmons Goes 10 Death Chair Denying His Guilt
An execution by electric chair in Nebraska ends Walter Ray Simmons life after a final, defiant statement insisting on his innocence. He thanked reporters, maintained composure, and asked to be buried in Omaha. Authorities report the date and exact location of his death as part of the state prison proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Wiesey Shicaln
Walter Ray Sitios
Montama Vewdor
Tolas
Wrank Pahl
Spencer
Garayge- Mma
Simmons” Ife
Tiida
Simons
Imily Bateman
Villar
Mont
Walter Ray
Mikes
Toaam
Simm
Omaha
Two Men Arrested at Janesville for Theft of Chickens
Two young men from Herrick Illinois were arrested by Janesville Marshal H Reinhart after a midnight stop. Mayor Bennett uncovered live poultry in their car and, after separate questioning, one confessed. They await arraignment in Bremer county jail before possible return to Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Herrick
Ill
H. Reinhart
J. W. Bennett
Tre Ing
Bremer County
Waverly
Ilinois
Dumont Library Gifted by H C Brown in Mrs Brown Honor
Mary Fr Brown Memorial library near completion is a gift from H C Brown honoring his deceased wife. Citizens have raised funds for equipment and books and a tag campaign aims to raise money for a Testroom. Building uses matched tile blocks with asbestos shingle roof and sits near town center opposite the consolidated school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Mary Fr. Brown
H. C. Brown
Consolidated Schea
Black Hawk K K K Secretary Held on Embezzlement
Verne R Lovejoy of New Harford is jailed on a $2000 bond in Black Hawk County for embezzlement charged by Klan No 25 Realm of lawa Knights of the Ku Klux Klan where he served as secretary The embezzled amount is reported as 294 dollars Information filed Monday afternoon by R J McCan director of the klan states Lovejoy was hiding at a farm near Janesville and was found there He faces arraignment in municipal court before Judge Gwynne Us in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne R. Lovejoy
New Harford
Black Hawk County
Realm of Lawa
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Lovejoy
R. J2. McCanon
Klan
John N. Sweitzer
Ballife
Janesville
Sweitzer
John Ww. Gwynne
Town Convention of Missouri Lutherans Set for Aug 19 26
Hampton Iowa August 11 The town Synodical district convention of Missouri Synod Lutherans will be in Hampton August 19 26 at Trinity Lutheran Church. About 4100 delegates from 200 churches will attend with Synodical Day on Sunday August 23 and a mission festival at Franklin County Fairgrounds. Expected attendance exceeds 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton. la
Town
Synodical District Convention of Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Hampton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Franklin County Fair Grounds
Apple Crop Still Slated Below Normal Across States
Des Moines reports the apple crop as of August 1 at 41 to 42 percent of normal. Summer apples at 41 percent, fall apples 42 percent, winter apples 1 percent. Estimates split crops by 25 percent summer, 35 percent fall, 37 percent winter varieties. Early potatoes 66 percent, late potatoes 49 percent, plums 28 percent, grapes 46 percent, sweet corn 85 percent, peaches 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. S. Herrick
State Horticultural Society
Boy's Arm Broken When Team Bolts
Harold Kline a 12 year old son of Aly and Mrs C R Kline route d sustained a fractured right arm and possible internal injuries when a team he was driving ran away yesterday afternoon on his father's farm. The wheels passed over his arm and chest as he was adjusting the harness. He was taken to St Francis hospital for treatment and x ray examination. condition was satisfactory today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kline
Aly
C. R. Kline
Harold
St. Francis Hospital
New East High Names Bennett as Band and Orchestra Director
G l Bennett new director at Hast High confers with authorities for upcoming year. Former Rockford High School maestro Bennett led the Illinois State championship band and holds a high reputation in the midwest. He will oversee instrument work at East High and teach history while directing the orchestra and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Hast High
Rockford
Illinois
Middle West
East High
Orange and Black Institute
Poultry Men Plan Biggest Exhibition
Plans for an international poultry show in 1926 were started by officers and directors of the American Poultry Association in convention today. Mena Chapman of Trenton Junction is chairman of the committee to arrange the exhibition, with EL Adams of Charleston as a director. The show is described as the largest ever held in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Aug
IUP
Philadelphia
American Poultry Association
Loday
Mena
Chapman
Trenton Junction
N.S
EL Adams
Charleston, & C
Plans Near Ready for Legion Campaign in Wisconsin State
Fragmentary OCR shows discussions of Legion campaign planning with state and district leaders and references to Susan, government officials, and district chairs, indicating preparations and coordination expected to unfold with local authorities and governors.
California Tornado Causes Wide Property Damage
A tornado in California caused about 175000 dollars in damage. Dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed across Cedar Valley and nearby counties. Several injuries were reported and emergency crews rushed to assist residents in the affected area.
Motorist Held for Manslaughter in County Case
A motorist is held on manslaughter charges after a Sunday crash near Rock Yahin. The county attorney leads the investigation as the injured passenger's condition is reported.
Horseshoe Pitching Tournament Planned for Lincoln Park
A city horseshoe pitching tournament sponsored by Waterloc Playground Association is set for Lincoln Park Saturday at 1 30 p m. Victor Read, director, announced events for youngsters and adults with separate classes for boys under 12 and adults over 15, plus a ladies class. Prizes will be awarded to winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloc Playground Association
Lincoln Park
Victor Read
Anhanced Foray
Lourney
Waterloo Enriched by Relocation of Film Company Family
A. W. Leban of Monaren Film Company has moved to Waterloo and settled his family at 120 Third Avenue West. The company has brought seven families to Waterloo, signaling growth for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Leban
Monaren Film Company
Waterloo
Iy Usage
Third Avenue
Conrern
Sovan
Sheriff reports multiple safes stolen. suspects head toward Winterloo
Waterloo police notified at 4:50 a hg today that five or six men seized two safes at Alta Vista during the night and rode toward Ward Winterloo. A guard posted at Waterloo road crossings found no arrests. Neighbors complained of a wild party on Avaton avenue and police urged restraint. Two men who tried to ride the Wihuls Central railroad without transportation were jailed after arraignment before Judge JInhe Wo Giwenteft mana nedped court. Signals on top of boulevard were fined and one drunk was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Waterloo
Alta Vista
Ward Winterloo
Posal
Avaton Avenue
Areighbors
Alumnii
Wihuls
Jinhe
Giwenteft
Twa
Obey Boulevaris
Wonappesralee
Iowa farmers set for record crop yields boost prosperity
Des Moines Aug 11 United States Department of Agriculture and Iowa Weather Bureau through Aug 1 project corn at 449,621,000 bushels and 40.5 bu per acre. oats at 224,765,500 bushels with 48.5 bu per acre. wheat and barley gains. Government tallies show corn up 2,950,008 bushels this year. farmers optimistic of higher income and broad business growth aided by farm demand and stronger hog prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ET. Meredith
United Press
Des Moines
United States Department of Agriculture
Lowa Weather Bureau Service
Iowa
Bieser
Middlewest
Judge Asked to File Basis for Divorce Ruling
Attorneys for Walter B. Caward filed in district court a motion requesting Judge George W. Wood specify in the case record the grounds for the court to rule on setting aside the divorce action against Matilda Caward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Caward
George W. Wood
Matilda Caward
Rain in Southwest Iowa Helps Crops
Weather improves crop prospects as light rainfall extends through southwest Iowa with a court decree in Des Moines granting settlement terms. The Des Moines hearing notes a stipulated, uncontested property settlement following a prior decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Aryorce
Des Moines
Craps
Weather Bureau
Clarinda
Bnreatr
Bond issue for federal offices to be considered
Swampscott Massachusetts report that President Coolidge is considering a federal bond issue to fund new Washington and national office buildings. Current rents run 20 to 25 million dollars yearly. statisticians say such spending could cover interest on a large bond issue and replace leased facilities with modern housing. The plan, awaiting Congress next winter, would use a smaller issue than half a billion while covering interest and principal with existing rental costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Washington
President Coolidge
Congress
Pennsylvania Crude Oil Price Cut Across Pipelines
Aug 11 Pennsylvanian crude oil price reductions announced by Joseph Seep agent purchasers for Standard Oil. Net price schedule lists Gaines at 4.20, New York s transit Bradford district 3.65, Southwest pipe 3.55, Eureka pipe 3.50, Buckeye pipe 3.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinsburgh
ENS
Joseph Seep
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Gaines
New York
National Transit
Bradford
Southwest
Eureka
Buckeye
Refuses to Elope, Is Slain by Suitor
Oneonta New York August 11 An intruding suitor murdered Clara Harris 30 and wounded George Maycock Hartford Conn at a summer resort where they boarded. Maycock shot Harris then killed himself authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta
N. Y
Clara Haris
Gisbo
George Maycock
Hartford
Disputed Textbook Is Withdrawn From Course
Mason City Iowa readers report the county board of directors voted to withdraw the history textbook Our Ancestors in Europe from the course. The book will be treated as supplementary and optional in each district following a petition with 1 460 signatures asserting it taught a biased view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
County Board of Directors
Planes Start Fly Over Ellesmereland Expedition
Three naval planes with the MacMillan arctic expedition took off from Washington at 10:47 am bound for Ellesmereland. Commander Donald MacMillan alerted the National Geographic Society by radio. The flight aims to reach a base near Bayard and should finish within about three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Aug
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Ellesmereland
Donald MacMillan
National Geographic Society of Radio
Whiteside Alleys Under New Management
Re C Jacobs has purchased an interest in the Whiteside bowling alleys in the Courier building and will serve as manager the coming season. Whiteside will open earlier this year, possibly in September, with several leagues planned for fall and winter. Special privileges will be offered to women. Jacobs is associated with Sheriff H T Wagner in operating the alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. C. Jacobs
Whiteside Bowling Aleas
Courier
Whiteside
Jacobs
H. T. Wagner
Button Coal Company Wins City Contract for Waterton
The Button Coal Company secured the city of Waterton contract to supply 316 tons of Saline county No 2 coal at 8.74 per ton for fall and winter shipments from Harrisburg Illinois. The agreement was approved by a special city committee meeting in City Clerk Charles MacKay’s office. Other notes list marriages and a Conovians lecture at Galloway clubhouse with attorney James C Murtagh and Butler of the Galloway company speaking on the new plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button Coal Company
Waterton
Saline County No
Harrisburg
Charles (. MacKay
Conovians
Jonopus Club
Galloway
James Cmurtagh
BE. Butler
Galloway Company
Walter L Guenther Dies After Illness At Home
Walter L Guenther of Watertown Kansas, husband of Fern Helt Guenther and brother in law of Leon Bell, died at 4 a m after several months illness. Former Minneapolis jeweler, he was now resting with a daughter aged 3. Funeral services are planned for Thursday at 2 pm. Burial details not fully clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter IL. Guenther
Walter L. Guenther
Leon Bell
Fern Helt
Watertoo
Bane
Minneapolis
Bootle
Belt
Battling Siki Ordered to Leave United States
The former light heavyweight champion Battling Siki, notorious for his many scrapes, was ordered to depart the United States and return to France within 20 days, in a move announced in New York on August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uip
Siki
France
Fishermen Report Six-Pound Pike Catch Near Mullan
Carpenter and R. F. Mar Tison at the post office claimed a six pound watleyed pike was taken from the Cedar above Mullan avenue this morning. To prove the tale they chopped off the head of the fish. The pike was caught on a trot line using minnows. A bullhead swallowed a minnow and the pike fed on the bullhead. Anglers also landed a one and a half pound carp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Mar Tison
The
Post Office
Mullan Avenue
Unsettled and Warmer Tonight and Wednesday Forecast
Unsettled and warmer weather is expected tonight and Wednesday across the region. Thunderstorms are probable, with overcast skies observed earlier after a rainy afternoon. Temperatures reached 88 in the high, 66 in the low, as recorded Monday in Lonitht land. Evangelistic meetings see growing attendance in Fowler Memorial hall Cha ntangur park with Rev. B. Hes ter Osalasa as speaker and Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Peters and Mrs. Helen Peters directing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonithtland
Lown Weather Bureau
Church of the Nazarene
Fowler Memorial Hall
iChantangur, Park
Hester
Osalasa
J. W. Peters
Helen Peters
Olivet
Mileman Family Heads to California for Two-Week Visit
Lillian Mileman travels from Los Angeles with niece Alice and nephew Fred Hileman to visit her brother Harold and other relatives for a two week period starting tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Lillian Mileman
Alice
Fred Hileman
Wileave
Ioc
Los Angeles
Harold
Farm Valuations Cut by State Council Adjustments
The Iowa state executive council, responding to eight counties, cut farm land values in Cerro Gordo Pagé Crawford and Grandy counties and adjusted Muscatine city property and Pagé city values. Muscatine farm land was set to 368.31 per acre from 79.18. Cerro Gordo farm land dropped 5 percent to 73.58. Grandy farm land rose 38 percent. Pagé farm land remained 70.14 with Pagé city values up 2 percent instead of 4. Crawford farm land fell 3 percent to 77.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
State Executive Council
Muscatine
Cerro Gordo County
Grandy County
Wheat resists black rust in new wheat discovery
Aberlfeen, S D August 11 AP R F McFadden a Webster grower today announced he found a wheat invulnerable to black rust after 16 years of experiments. Tested by US experiment stations his spring wheat mix of hard red spring wheat with emmer or spelt has withstood six years of thorn tests and repelled rust attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberfleen
S. D
McFadden
Etain
Webster
United States
Sioux City Rain Hits for First Time This Month
Sioux City and surrounding territory saw its first rain of the month, benefiting pastures and late crops. In Blenco Iowa rain over the Missouri valley promises one of the largest corn crops in the history of the Missouri river bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Tivin
Blenco
Missouri Valley
Missouri Riyer Bottoms
Early Settlers Picnic Planned in Hanna Grove Aged
Black Hawk County Early Settlers Association officers and committee met at Black's tearoom and set the annual picnic for Hanna Grove on Saturday August 29 with a noon basket dinner. The program includes speaking music and short talks and coffee cream and sugar will be provided. President Phil C Hanna leads the group with officers Sohn F Jacob vice president Roger Leavitt treasurer J G Hartman secretary Mrs J S Tuthill assistant secretary and active committee John F Jacob A E B Glenny Henry W Grout and B Prank Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Early Settlers’ Association
Black's
Hanna Grove
Phil C. Hanna
Sohn F. Jacob
Roger Leavitt
J. G. Hartman
JS. Tuthill
J. C. Heads on Tour Arrives for Local Inspections
Illinois Central officials A and Clif, senior vice president and G. F B Patterson, general manager, are on a business tour of western lines. They will inspect local shops and offices after passing through here today en route to Fort Dodge, and return Wednesday. They travel in a private car with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Clif
G. F B. Patterson
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Com
Fort Dodge
Reo
Ron
Albert Len
Pany
Building Permits Issued By Commissioner Wasson
Sunding permits were issued to RB. Rowse of 14 Parker Street to build a one story frame house at 118 John Street costing 3000 dollars and to R.S. Bickel of 200 Fifth Street East to remodel a home at 09 Dane Street costing 1000 dollars. Newell Calls Meeting for organizing a local council of the American Home Industrial Society to be held Wednesday night at the old First Baptist Church Park Avenue and Jefferson Street with Ph. & Newell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wasson
Rowse
Parker Street
John Street
R.S. Bickelhore
Fifth Street
Dane Street
Newell
Jumerican Home Industrial Society
Old First Baptist Church
Park Avenue
Jefferson Street
French Start Big Offensive Against Quezzan Tribesmen
French forces in the Quezzan region began a major cleanup operation southwest of the Holy City after tribesmen appeared in the area. Around Amergon mountain tribesmen show renewed resolve since the capture of Hitherto Wavering. Disturbances south of Fez El Bali have ended as French troops reach Manulay Bouchta with little resistance. Aerial activity intensifies, pressuring Abd El Krhu's men to hide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Quezzan
Holy City
Amergon Mountain
Fez el Bali
Manulay Bouchta
Abd-El-Krhu
East District sidewalk contract rescinded amid bid dispute
The East District council voided the August 4 decision that awarded a sidewalk contract to A. G. Pickens, ordering new bids. The West District contract to C. A. Shepherd was approved. Sidewalk construction spans three sections with Shepherd bidding five sections at 650 cents per square foot for standard walks, Pickens bidding all sections at 72 cents, Shepherd not bidding on section three in Waterloo East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G
C. A. Shepherd
Shepherd
Wilk
Pickens
Waterloo East
Man Reports Hearing Boost After 8000 Foot Flight
Carroll Iowa, Aug 11 F M Cole superintendent of the Northwestern railroad pumping station says his hearing sharply improved after an airplane flight with pilot Ray Shifflet reaching 8000 feet. He plans another trip as part of his recovery from deafness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll, Ta
F. M. Cole
Northwestern
Ray Shifflet
Cole
College Instructor in Public Speaking Addresses Kiwanis Club
Prof A Fish head of the public speaking department at Iowa State Teachers College spoke to the Kiwanis club on Woe Build, urging belief in spiritual builders over destroyers and emphasizing action over fatalism, with the Black and White orchestra performing several numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. @. Fish
Iowa State Teachers College
Kiwanis Club
Kits Man on Bicycle Reports to Police
Floyd Russell reports to police that while driving his motorcycle near Pat's Pond on Lafayette Street at 8 p.m. Monday he struck a man named L. Jirak who rode a bicycle, with Jirak suffering slight injuries. Fred Wittrett was slightly injured when his car was struck by a streetcar at Mulberry and Tenth streets Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Russell
Lafayette Street
Pat's Pond
L. Jirak
Jirak
Fred Wittrett
Lane — Street
Mulberry
Tenth Streets
Pet rattlesnake attack shocks owner in Denver
Aug Li INS reports prankster Frank Burr 40 sought an unusual pet. A large diamond back rattlesnake that had been tame for months bit him several times while feeding. Physicians said Burr rested easily this morning but remained in grave condition. Burr had no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Burr
Frank
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U.S
Grand Jury
Methodist Church
Parkersburo
J. Vandervoort
Reinbeck
EL J. Lock Woon
Morgan
Chirag
Ray
Lipsy
Son
H.C. Brown
Black Hawk K
Missouri Lutherans
NEW East High
Aimeriey
Tod
Lin Lesion Endian
Susan
Chadtttaa
Corenen
Dot Mamadi
N. Bok
Lave
Cary Trnrire
Police
Owa
Meredith
Whiteside Alleys
Eo J Efulumman
Joraths Hall
Mhert F. Brockman
Jacksville
Fielen M. Toe Drain
Edna Carey
State Council
J. C
Buck
Commermaal Street
Mivwrigan
Leonard Weiss
Vacatina
Michigan
Saginaw
Weiss
Chariton
Des Moitees
Tong Reach
Cat
Joseph A. Brown
Council
East District
Onl Alo
Waterloo Motor Sales Company
Chrysler
Cor
Prinkim
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