Nine destroyers wrecked as reef wreck spurs port return
United Press reports nine destroyers ran aground at Point Arguello and Point Honda after bad luck on foggy seas. Farragut Sommers and others limped into San Diego with hull damage and missing crew. Texas and Steel Seafarer collide near Santa Barbara as searches continue for bodies.
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United Press
San Diego
Cal
Point Arguello
Farragut
Parragut
Sommers
Eller
Young
Vort
Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Point Honda
U.S
Texas
Steel Seafarer
San Francisco
U. S. S. Melville
Szuzr- Sivars
J. S. Rogers
Otcers
Chauncer
Point Dennett
Wilk
Cuba
Pacific Mail
State Briefs From Oskaloosa to Creston
Apoplexy killed Cornelius McCutcheon 73 a Mahaska county pioneer found dead in a stable at his New Sharon home. A body partly identified as James Wilson found on tracks after being struck by an Illinois Central freight train in Fonda. Keokuk wife and children safe in Japan after earthquake news. Atlantic Northern railroad profits rise 36000, three thousand more than last year, owned by farmers. Creston life sentence for Marvey Toland ignored for statutory offense against a 15 year old girl.
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Oskaloosa
Cornelius McCutcheon
Mahaska County
New Sharon
Fonda
James Wilson
Keokuk
Katherine Elder
H. F. Dimelow
Japan
Elder
Atlantic
Atlantic Northern Railroad
Creston
Marvey Toland
Indie Jemor
Army flier sets new speed record at 244.15 mph
Mineola Sept 13. Lieut Harold J. Brow US SN established a new world speed record of 244.15 miles per hour in a V bay Curtiss rover over a one kilometer four seat course at Mitchel Field. The average came from four runs two each way and one run with the wind reached 255 mph. Tests started from level flight without a height drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Harold J. Brow
US SN
Mitchel Field
Local Tax Reform Faces GOP Battle in 1924 Campaign
The piece argues Republicans must curb farm tax relief to win next year and shift levies from farms to general state taxation. It notes Washington taxes farmers little and calls for local and state governments to bear the burden, with broader economic implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Lia Probelem
Washington
New York
Lrihune
Spain Lit by Military Rebellion in Madrid
King Alfonso returned to Madrid amid a customs of troops and precautionary measures as rebels claim to seize communications and urge dismissal of ministers. The cabinet remains in permanent session and loyal army support is asserted while reports vary on foreign minister Alba’s fate. The council of ministers reconvened and cut press communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Sebastian
Santiago Alba
France
Council of Ministers
Mason City Violinist Rachel Senior Shines With Sousa Band
A Mason City girl, Rachel Senior, scored a successful premier as violin soloist with Sousa's band. telegram from Robert A. Ross says she deserved applause and earned a cordial Band welcome. The Sousa band performed at Willow Grove, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Rachel Senior
Sousa
Robert
A. Ross
Rig‘lin
Sonia
Wire
Willowgrove
Philadelphia
Cedar Rapids Man Found Dead in Cedar River
The body of William Allard, 38, was recovered from the Cedar River after he had been missing since Saturday. Authorities believe he ended his life due to illness and sorrow. Sister Mrs. Emily Scott of San Antonio is the next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Seni
Wiliam
Allard
Cedar River
Emily Scott
San Antonio
Vox
Bubonic Plague Reported at Melilla Base
In Melilla Spain a bubonic plague outbreak is reported among soldiers at the Moorish frontier base. Several casualties are listed as precautionary measures are taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melilla
San Seistian
Spain
Morocco
Seymour Insanity Claim Arises in Will Contests
Dr I J Seymour's sudden resignation as president and marriage at 79, plus a marked will, are at issue in a Missouri case. Witness Dr R A Stewart, head of Independence state hospital, testifies that Seymour showed senile dementia and delusions about Olga and a California suit. The case centers on whether the doctor was of sound mind when he left $400,000 to his wife, with adopted son John Stevenson Seymour challenging the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Shodge
I. J. Seymour
R. A. Stewart
State Insane Hospital
Independence
Seymour
John Stevenson Seymour
Stewart
Fets
Olga
California
Minnesota
Seymaur
J. J. Danshoe
Chourokee
Mayor Hylan Stricken With Pleuro Pneumonia
Saratoga Springs N Y Sept 13 Mayor John Hylan of New York City is very ill with pleuro pneumonia. He has worsened in the last 24 hours with pleural pneumonia of the right lung and possible pneumonia developing. His physicians report left lung trouble slight and not advancing in the past 12 hours. An x ray is to be taken this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
John Hylan
New York City
Nashua Woolen Mills Fire Repairs Move Ahead
Nashua Iowa Sept 13 Buildings of Nassus Woolen Mills damaged by fire last Saturday will be ready for occupancy within 10 days. Contractors who mobilized 75 workers say repairs proceed rapidly. Bowen & Sons received many offers from other cities but plan to stay. News traveled fast when Mrs W L Tupper Orrin IA daughter of Mr Bowen phoned him with blaze details within six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Nassus Woolen Mills
Bowen & Sons
W. L. Tupper
Orrin
Atr. Bowen
Davenport
Woman and Girl Arrested in Des Moines Dope Raid
Des Moines police sought to identify a 14 year old high school girl and a well dressed woman believed to be her mother after a raid on an alleged dope den. Two men and a Black woman were also seized. The youths gave fictitious names and offered no reason for their presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Madden Seeks Quiet Rest From Strenuous House Pace
In Washington on September 13 physicians voted that Representative Martin Madden of Illinois, chair of the House Appropriations Committee, should take a long rest after suffering a heart attack. Investigators note he likely cannot resume his grueling pace and duties.
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Washington
D. C
Martin Madden
Illinois
House Appropriations Commiitee
Madden
House
Rob Boy Messenger of $50,000 in Gems
A 1 year old messenger boy was attacked by two bandits at 230 o'clock today near the Hall of the Trayand jewelry repair store on Arena Street. They seized 50,000 in diamonds from a vault in the New Loan Society, where they were kept overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Trayand Jewelry Repair
Arena Street
New Loan Society
Legion Plans Care of Dependents of World War Vets
Indianapolis Sept 13 The American Legion war orphanana committee will present major reports to the national convention in San Francisco on care of dependent children of world war veterans. The program aims to align aid with the needs of disabled veterans and will meet weekly to compile data.
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Legion
Indianapolis
Incl
National Convention of the American Legion
San Francisco
Legion War Orphana Committee
Would Close Des Moines Elks Club
Des Moines Chief of Police Hammond sought a liquor nuisance injunction against Des Moines lodge No. 9 BPO Elks and eight officers after raid findings. An Aug 7 answer by the Elks Improvement Company was filed, nullifying yesterday’s court action and delaying further court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Miéssi
Des Moines
Polleas
John Tammond
Clu
Wks Improvement Company
Hammond
Club
Elks Improvement Company
Elka Club
Ebks Club
Eammond
Lester ‘Thompson
Polk County
Des Moines Lodge
Thompson
Krs
Chjef
Lew
Elk Club
Police Raid Yields Alcohol at Bluff Street
Police with search warrants seized five one-gallon cans of liquor from a room at 715 Bluff Street. William Hohenbeck, occupant, was arrested on illegal possession charges and released on a $300 bond. The liquor was found in a large grip similar to a prior seizure at Robert Coln's place. Hohenbeck denies the charge and has lawyers engaged for the hearing, date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff Street
William Hohenbeck
Robert Coln
Hollenbeck
Ferris Named Half Time Assistant to Two Principals
Mrs I L Ferris was appointed half time assistant to the principals of Lowell and Washington Irving schools by the West School Board last evening. Tuition for rural pupils entering the grade school was fixed at $1 per week. Plans discussed for forming a high school band to perform at school events and football games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ferris
Lowell
Washington, Irving
West School Board
Floodgates of Dam Raised Last Night
The three heavy automatic gates at the new dam were raised last night and the river returned to its oldtime look. Water flowed over the concrete portion and sparkled in the morning sun while the higher water level hid rocks and vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assum
Con ‘Crete
Enrollments at Teachers College Reach Record High
Cedar Falls Sept. 15 Special reports more than 2,500 students registered for the fall term at Teachers College with 300 men among them, the largest male percentage in the school's history. A waiting list existed for afternoon sessions as committees ceased work at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Fails
Teachers College
Mussolini Reduces Dramshops in Italy
Rome reports Premier Ausgalini will amend liquor law reducing the number of drink shops per population from one per 500 to one per 1000 and shortening hours of operation. Also note: Dr. Govshall returns from a five day eastern tour with Mrs. Gotshall.
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Rome
Daiga
Alcoholisma
Ausgalini
Govshall
Burton Gotshall
Eastern
Lawa
Funds lag in Waterloo Red Cross Japan relief drive
The Waterloo chapter of the American Red Cross reports slow contributions to the Japanese relief fund. By noon the total neared 1906 dollars with hopes to reach 2500 by Monday. Salvation Army partners will canvass streets Saturday seeking the predicted 2506 dollar relief quota under Brigadier William Andress.
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Roelfer
Waterloo
American Red Cross
H. &. Cropper
Thernia
Salvation Army Fund
Salvation Army
Japan
Samson James
Dion
William Andress
Des Moines
Iawa
Nebraska
Italio Jugoslav War Tensions Rise Over Fiume Ultimatum
Sept 13 reports from Tunis and London note Italy pressing for acceptance of a settlement on Fiume and a potential Italio Jugoslav war within 72 hours. Belgrade's reply reached Rome as Europe fears a general conflict. Britain wary of direct involvement.
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United Press
London
Europe
Belgrade
Mussolini
Italy
Fiume
Rome
Great Britain
Likelin
Noble and Duke Funeral Notices in Local Obituary Column
Charles E Noble aged 56 blacksmith died at his son Johns home after a three week illness. He was born June 30 1867 in Fayette and lived in Waterloo 24 years surviving son and daughter and several relatives. Funeral Saturday 2 pm from Johns home conducted by Rev Henry Mueller burial in Pairview. A Duke longtime Reinbeck resident died in Los Angeles after retirement and pension after 45 years service as Rock Island foreman. Burial planned in California with widow and four children and siblings named.
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Charles E. Noble
John G. Noble
Decedent
Fayette
Waterloo
Theodoria McGee
George Noble
Davenport
Hattie Shiers
Los Angeles
Florence Keegan
Elk River
Minn
Ella Wileet
Arlington
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Pairview
A. Duke
S. A. Duke
Reinbeck
Cal
Lamar, Sinnard
California
Mrsuke
Rock Island
Miller
Leonari Eugene
R. A. Eltis
Minneapolis
W.H. Brett
Santa Ana
J. Duke
Wateroo
Mrs Adeline Alien Hosts Roan Robin Club Meeting
Mrs Adeline Alien hosted 24 Roan Robin club members at her home 111 Independence Avenue for the usual program last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enathatpains
Adeline Alien
Roan Robin Club
Independence Avenue
City in Brief Notes and Social Happenings
A busy page of society items lists visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Kezar of Kezar’s cafeteria to their daughter in New Hampton, and others including Jack Levingston named literary editor of the Spec tatory west high school publication. Alfred Parrott and William Ford have returned to Shattuck Military School Pari boul Minn, John Berne visits Alhambra Calif, and Mrs Goff and daughter Betty host friends in Rochester. Also noted are Miss Asuba Latham and Miss Mae Francis visiting in Des Moines, with dances at Moose Hall and a WattLe supper at Memorialian hosted by Daughters of Veterans.
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Fred Kezar
Ke Jzar
New Hampton
Jack Levingston
Spectatory West
John Berne
Alhambra
Cal
Jook
Waterloo
Independence
Erne
W. EF. Goff
Betty
Rochester
FP. M. Goff
M. N. Loomis
Ralph Francis
Asuba J. Latham
Columbia University
Mae Francis
Iowa
Wo AV. Beal
Moose Hall
Prenuptial vow to live with in laws declared invalid
Judge George H. Cahanass ruled in San Francisco that a prenuptial agreement to reside at the wife's or husband's parents home cannot justify a marriage living arrangement. In the Rossi case Louise Rossi was granted a divorce from Adolph Rossi on desertion grounds after leaving the home three years later.
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San Francisco
Cal
George H. Cahanass
Louise Rossi
Adolph J. Rossi
Rossi
Son of Iowa Victim Seeks Extradition of Wholesale Groom
Des Moines reports extradition of Harry R. Roshon sought on bigamy charges. Roshon, in Los Angeles custody, allegedly married Mae Roush in October 1922 and disappeared after swindling her with property funds. Vernon Roush filed the warrant. authorities await word on return for trial.
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Des Moines
Harry R. Roshon
Los Angeles
Findley
Roshon
Mae Roush
Congressman Cole Attacks Smith Charges in Iowa
Congressman Cyrenus Cole denounces Senator Smith Brookhart’s claims that former Secretary of Agriculture Meredith plotted to harm U.S. farming. He calls the charges frivolous and urges proof, adding a harsh hypothetical punishment for Meredith if proven. He links the movement to Federal Reserve rate hikes and bank loan withdrawals.
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Cedar Rapids
Smith Brookhurt
Meredith
Cyrenus Cole
Toay
Brookhart
Federal Reserve
Tates
Cole
Omaha Police Seek Chicago Woman Grace Wiscons
Omaha police were asked by Chicago authorities to monitor trains for Grace Wiscons who left a note to her husband Joseph saying she would go away to support herself. Described as five feet ten inches, 180 pounds, with a brown cherry trimmed hat, white dress, dark blue coat, brown hair and eyes.
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Chicago
Grace Wiscons
Joseph
Omaha
Wilsons
Think Mexican Town Escaped Tidal Wave
Terrific storms and a small tidal wave from the Pacific caused damage in Lower California last weekend. Reports say the fishing village of Jose De Cabo, with 560 residents, may have been wiped out, though officials have no official word yet.
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Mexicali
Lower Cal
Pacific
Lower California
Jose de Cabo
Bank of Portugal Hikes Discount Rate to Nine Percent
In Leshon September 123 the Bank of Portugal raised its discount rate to 9 percent. Commercial and industrial associations urge government action to improve the financial situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leshon
Bank of Portugal
Potato squad latest on Berlin police force
Berlin reports a new police unit named the potato squad to curb crowds invading suburban districts to dig up potatoes. Rome dispatch notes Pope Pius sent $20 000 to the Washington delegation for Japanese relief.
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Berlin
Rome
Pius
Washington
Carries 15-Ounce Baby 100 Miles to Hospital in Wain
Oklahoma City dispatch reports a baby girl weighing 15 ounces died at University Hospital after her father J. P. Parkins drove 100 miles from Wetumka in seven hours. The infant nine inches long was cushioned on a hot water bottle inside a shoe box as Parkins endured muddy roads. The child arrived alive, the hospital’s smallest patient, but died a few hours later.
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Oklahoma
City
Oklo
University Hospital
J. P. Parkins
Wetumka
Parkins
Alaska Beauty contestant sues Atlantic City pageant committee
Miss Alaska Helmur Liederman of Juneau filed a $190000 damages suit against the Atlantic City carnival committee alleging she was barred from the beauty contest after traveling from Alaska to participate as a newspaper representative. The committee allegedly refused entry over authorization issues though a prior entrant from the same newspaper was allowed to compete last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Miss Alaska
Helmur Liederman
Juneau
Alaska
Flying Thief Sells Plane Then Hops Off With Boat and Cash
Oklahoma City authorities search for Hl H Terbutton alleged bandit aviator who stole a plane, sold it to three local businessmen for 1000 dollars, and disappeared with the proceeds. He reportedly told the buyers he would demonstrate flight before handing over the aircraft. Officers said he did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Southwest
Terbutton
Justice Court
Man Dies After 11 Bullet Wounds In Assault Case
William Nicholas aged 21 died in hospital from 11 bullet wounds suffered in a week long assault. William Bidell pleaded guilty to assault and battery and received six months in county jail, tying him to a first degree murder charge.
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Cellar Rapids
William Nicholas
William Bidell
Nicholas
Bidell
Union Shopmen Obtain Court Writ Against Rivals
In St Paul Minnesota Tudse John B Sanborn granted a temporary injunction for the Northwest Federated Shop Crafts and H A Henning restraining members of the Associated Organization of Shopcraft Employes on the Great Northern from interfering with former members in Great Northern shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Tudse
John B. Sanborn
Northwest Federated Shop Crafts
H. A. Henning
Great Northern
Associated
Organization of Shopcraft
Princess Testifies Shot Unintentional
In London on September 13 Mme Marie Marguerite Pabory testified she did not intend to kill her husband Prince Ali Kamil Fahmy. She said she aimed the pistol to scare him as he threatened her life and reached to choke her in the Savoy hotel apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mme
Marie Marguerite Pabory
Prince Ali Kamil Fahmy
Savoy Hotel
Johnston Reaches Semis in National Tennis Championship
In Germantown Philadelphia on September 13 William M. Johnston known as Little Bill from California advanced to the singles semifinals by defeating Frank Anderson in straight sets 8-6 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Parker Cramer Drops At Burlington Field in Non-Stop Flight Attempt
Houston, Sept. 12 Parker Cramer lopped off at 6 14 this morning at Burlington field near here attempting to shatter the non-stop record set by Lieut Scotty Crocker in a gun to Canada flight. Asheville, Sept. 13 Richmond Pearson former American diplomat and ex congressman died at his home on Richmond Hill after two weeks illness age 71.
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Houston
Tex
Parker DR. Cramer
Bulington Field
Here
Scotty Crocker
Canada
Pearson
Asheville
N. C
Richmond Pearson
Richmond Hill
Armed Bandits Rob Bank Branch in Oakland
Four gunmen robbed an American Bank branch at Wortieth Street and San Pablo Avenue in Oakland today, terrorized employees and customers, and escaped with $5,000 in a car.
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Oakland
Cali
Pfour
American Bank
Wortieth Street
San Pablo Avenue
Gates Alumni Banquet With By Law Amendments
Gates College Alumni Association will hold a banquet at Bishon's East Side Cafeteria Tuesday October 2 at 6 36 p.m. Business to be taken up includes amending the by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GATES
Gates College Alumni Association
Bishon
East Side
Turday
Greek Calendar Changes Align With World Time
Waterloon Greeks face a shift from Julian to Gregorian dates after Oct 12 halting one day mail between here and the old country. The switch, approved by Greek churches in Constantinople, moves Greece to the Gregorian calendar by Oct 14 with future holidays observed on new dates and mail timing normalized.
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Waterloo
Here
Old Country
Peter Magrélis
West Side Candy Kitchen
Greece
Constantinople
Mayralis
Attorney General to Probe Failures of Bellevue Concerns
Des Moines reports Attorney General Gibson orders a deputy to investigate the Bank of Kelso the Bank of Bellevue and the Dorchester and Hughey Lumber Co all based in Bellevue Iowa Depositors seek removal of receiver Dr W B Guthrie and access to bank books for grand jury inspection The probe centers on losses reportedly exceeding 500000 tied to the lumber loan and related dealings
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Des Moines
Gibson
Bank of Kelso
Bank
Bbellevue
Dorchester & Hughey Number Co
Bellevue
W. B. Guthrie
Dubuque
Guthrie
Joseph Kelso
Jackson County
Bank of Bellevue
Dorchester & Hughey Lumber Co
Midwest G O P Leaders to Meet in Minneapolis
Republican leaders from seven states and J T Adams national chairman will attend a September parley in Minneapolis to discuss party affairs in the northwest. State chairmen and R N C members from Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Montana were invited. Irving A Caswell said the conference aims to iron out factional differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
J. T. Adams
Republican Party
Northwest
Irving A. Caswell
Minnesota
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Caswall
Iowa Doctor Sails With Japan Relief Effort
A relief party sailed for Japan aboard the Chinese ship Shin Min-Abo. The expedition includes American, British and Chinese physicians and nurses led by Dr. A. G. Selmon from Columbus Junction Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Japan
A. GC
Selmon
Columbus Junction
Dr J R Macartney Speaks to Lions on Fishing Trip
Dr J R Macartney told Lions Club members about a recreational trip to northern Minnesota as he opened with a poem praising fishing. He shared humorous experiences and noted an initial boost to next year’s convention fund from a gift distribution to be repeated weekly. Constitution Day falls next Thursday with a prominent speaker planned for the club. A committee was formed to coordinate funds with other clubs for decorations during Dairy Cattle Congress week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Macartney
Lions Club
Minnesota
Lins
Postal Substation at Black’s to Station No 5 Opens
Postal officials establish a substation on the second floor of James Black Dry Goods for stamp, postal card, and insurance sales with a free package wrapping service. The east high course lecture will shift to Oct 10 with soprano Margery Maxwell to perform. Divorce actions filed include Schubert vs Schubert Jenkins vs Jenkins Ray vs ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black Dry Goods Company
East High
F. J. Miller
Misa Margery Maxwell
Sopraino
Aley
Custer Scout Fred H. Baker Dies in Texas at 111
Fred H. Baker, a former Confederate sergeant and Indian scout for General Custer, died in El Paso, Texas, aged 111. He was born in 1815 in Pennsylvania.
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Custer
Hi Paso
Tex
Fred H. Baker
Gen. Custer
Tie
Pennsylvania
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