Bloodhounds Trail Yeggmen Through Town To Prospect Street
Blood hounds from H G Strumpfer of Springfield help cops chase three alleged bank robbers. The trail started at an abandoned band car near Chicago Great Western rails, led through Fourth street and Prospect park, then to Two Petes restaurant and various businesses before fading at the C G W depot. Four men were detained in Reinbeck as possible suspects, with scent rechecked later at the Union Depot area amid a large crowd.
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H. G. Sirumpfer
Springfield
Iil
Hudson Savings Bank
Chicago Great Western
Fourth Street
Prospect Park
Fourth
Water Streets
Petes
Sycamore Sireet
Charles Orcutt
Union Depot
Waterloo Hotel
Fifth
Water Street
C. G. W. Depot
Chicago Great Western Depot
Reinbeck
Mr. Strumpfer
Sheriff Shores
Detective Morris
Uncle Tom
Young Iowa sporting editor dies from gym injury
Joseph Paulista, 23, sporting editor of the Republican and Times in Cedar Rapids, died from injuries after a fall from a horizontal bar at the local Y M C A gymnasium last Saturday. His back was dislocated and he was paralyzed from the shoulders down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Paulista
The
Republican and Times
Paulista
Report 14000 Doubled While Cholera Rages
From New York to Adrianople and Belgrade a string of dispatches describes 14000 sick and wounded soldiers, widespread cholera, refugees in destitution, Adrianople reportedly fallen, armistice talks with Bulgaria, Bulgarian and Servian advances, and Austrian ultimatum over Albanian independence amid port actions and Ottoman diplomacy.
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New York
Oscar
Straus
Turkey
Rockhill
Constantinople
Adrianople
Belgrade
Bulgaria
London
Kiamil Pasha
Ferdinand of
Jannus Flies Hydro Aircraft Down Missouri River
Tony Jannus resumes his Omaha to New Orleans hydro aeroplane flight. He departed Waverly at 8:30 after overnighting there and had covered 125 miles from Kansas City to Waverly in 97 minutes. He planned a nonstop leg to Bellevue then Booneville, with Miami reported 20 miles downstream as he moved at high speed.
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Waverly
Tony Jannus
Omaha
Neb
New Orleans
Missouri
Kansas City
Boonesville
Jannus
Miami
Romanoz Selected to Succeed Canalejas in Spain
Madrid November 14 Count Alvaros de Romanoz president of the chamber of deputies has been chosen by King Alfonso to form a new cabinet after the assassination of Premier Canalejas. It was announced Romanoz will retain all Canalejas ministers. He formerly served as interior justice and public instruction minister.
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Madrid
Alvaros de Romanoz
Chamber of Deputies
Alfonso
Canalejas
Count de Romanoz
Count Romanez
Interior
Justice
Temperature report for November fourteenth record
Temperature data shows 12 night and 8 A. M. readings at Wacom with 59 degrees yesterday afternoon. A year earlier the minimum was 29 and the maximum 38 degrees, marking slight seasonal variation.
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Buchanan Opteal Co
Syndicate Block
Wacom
Threat in Telegram Shocks Salem Trial Proceedings
In Watertown and Salem a threaten Telegram arrived at District Attorney Attwill just before Giovannitti and Ettor cross-examined. Ettor admitted making provocative statements urging workers to stay away from mills and to resist police. Arrests followed for Edmund Rossini and allies in a conspiracy to incite riot as the case moved toward trial.
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Salem
Mass
Attwill
Nashville
Tenn
Poliyaman Benoit
Anna Loplata
Joseph Eller
Prosa
Artoro Giovannitti
Brooklyn
Mr. Attwill
Ettor
Cunard Hall
Edmund Rossini
Wm. D. Haywood
The
Industrial Workers
Wm. E. Troutwood
Boston
Picket Lines Break Up by Police in Watertown Rubber Strike
In Watertown Massachusetts near Hood Rubber Company East Watertown police broke up picket lines of Industrial Workers of the World strikers. Carlo Tresca national organizer warned of possible expansion to a Cambridge rubber mill. About 4 000 workers employed at the mill and 1 560 workers had struck yesterday alleging discrimination by officials. A woman striker was arrested for intimidation and stone throwing after a second gathering near the factory. Police permitted a mass meeting and leaders urged return to strike headquarters.
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Watertown
Mass
Industrial Workers of the World
Hood Rubber Company
East Watertown
Carlo Tresca
Cambridge
S Trike
Waterloo Evening Courier Opens New Plant with Public Open House
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces a weekend open house to celebrate its rebuilt plant and enlarged building. The program features music by local musicians, extras for ladies, and a public attendance count with gifts for the four closest estimates. The event highlights the paper’s fifty year history and invites the community to inspect the new press and facilities.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Courier
New Press
Wreck Claims Dozen as Train Collision Baffles Officials
Indianapolis reports a rail line crash killed fifteen and injured seventeen others yesterday on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line. Brakeman Carl Grose denies blame while Grass admits fault for leaving a switch open causing the 40 mph collision. Bodies of local and out of town victims lie at the morgue awaiting claimants as investigations by the Marion County grand jury, Coroner Durham, and the state railroad commission proceed. Clifton Chaney of Jackson Kentucky mourns his loved ones.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Marion County Grand Jury
Durham
State Railroad Commission
Navy
Carl Grose
Grass
Brademan
Lax
Clifton Chaney
Jackson
Debate over salaries in Northwest League sparks dissension
Milwaukee November 14 dissension marked today’s class B baseball leagues over the National Association meeting decision that the Northwest League must pay salaries $1000 higher than other leagues. Magnates say the move raises class A rating and tightens player access. Justice Dempster marries Fred Andersen and Miss Sophia Bahnsen of Cedar Falls witnessed by Inger Hansen and Harold Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
National Association
Surviving Son Strikes On After Wisconsin Log Camp Loss
The sole survivor of a six member family began the train to a Wisconsin logging camp unaware of his relatives' deaths as he begged for news. Chaney is severely injured but expected to recover. Coroner's findings show the family lived in poor circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Chaney
Larrabee Slipping Toward Death In Cedar Rapids
A Gazette report from Clermont at noon states Governor Larrabee is gradually weakening, unconscious and nearing death within a few hours. The notice notes the governor’s condition as critical and imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Clermont
Larrabee
President Elect Wilson Plans Bicycle Vacation Chase
Princetom November 14. President Elect Wilson will lead newspaper correspondents on a merry chase during his vacation starting next week. He will take long bicycle trips, a tradition from his English vacations, and sail Saturday afternoon for a retreat near New York to spend the month with a party of reporters already training for the bicycle journeys.
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Princetom
Wilson
England
New York
News Paper
Des Moines Preparations for National Guard Call Amid Strike
Des Moines officials issued police orders as a strike loomed with rumors of national guard call. Sheriff Ness said troops could be deployed today and two local companies readied. Police were instructed not to discuss the strike and to enforce the law against rioting, while mayor ordered saloons closed until safety could be assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ness
Dna
Hanna
Explosion case links Ryan to dynamite plot claims
Ortin B. McManigal testified in the dynamite conspiracy trial that Frank M. Ryan knew of blasts and advised dynamiters to disguise themselves. McManigal described explosive stockpiles in Indianapolis and planned actions involving Kansas City Peoria and Los Angeles, with discussions about secrecy and a New York kid spy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ortin BE
Iron Workers’ Union
J. J. McNamara
Smythe
Kansas Buy
New York
Peoria
National Brecture’ Association
Ryan
Irom
Indianapolil
McNamara
Kansas City
McManigal
Omaha
W. Bert. Brown
J. B. McNamara
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
J. J
Herbert S. Hockin
Albany
Ind
Muncie
Iron Workers’ Office
Jurors Testify in Allen Trial in Wytheville
Wytheville Va November 14 juror James Barry and clerk Dexter Goad testified in Sidna Allen’s trial. The commonwealth relied on their statements about the Hillsville shooting where Goad was wounded. Police and sheriff deputies clashed with crowds as tensions rose amid district jurisdiction disputes.
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Wytheville
Sidna Allen
Carroll County
Hillsville
James N. Barry
Dexter Goad
Commonwealth
Allen
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