Dietz Battle Ends After Firefight At Winter Cabin
John H. Dietz and son Leslie surrendered after a six hour siege at their Winter Wisconsin cabin. Eight deputies and many others fought with Dietz amid bullets as Mrs Dietz awaited a possible birth and police feared for the family. Dietz claimed self defense in prior clashes over logs and a schoolhouse rent dispute.
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Winter
Wis
John H. Dietz
Cameron Dam
Oscar Harp
Dietz
Chet Colfetch
William Rankin
Madden
John
Leslie Dietz
Haywood
Helen Wmetz
Mrs. Dietz
Leslie
John, Jr
Helen
Jack Britten
Britten
Rankin Brothers
Con. Hellen
J. T. Campbell
John F. Dietz
Thornapple River
Lumber Company
Sawyer County
Bert Horrel
C. G. O'Hare
Winter School Board
Horrel
O’hare
Diets
Nmber
Roosevelt Urges Big Navy as Practical Peace Policy
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt told a Knoxville audience that the United States must prepare for war in peacetime by building a strong navy. He cited naval power as most respected by Europe, stressed talk of peace but readiness, and noted his support after a Bristol stop defending his nationalism and opposing New York bosses.
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United States
Knoxville
Tenn
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Europe
Bristol
New York
Virginia
Tennessee
Great Religious Meeting in Boston Draws Congregational Leaders
Boston hosts the National Council of the Congregational Churches as meetings begin at Tremont Temple. Leaders from across the United States and abroad deliver talks on immigration, religious education, and church partnerships. The sessions run through October 20 and feature a centennial celebration.
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Boston
National Council of the Congregatorial Churches of the United Tional Societies
Tremont Temple
United States
H.M. Beardsley
St. Louis
Ozora 8. Davis
Chicago Theological Seminary
Marion L. Burton
Smith College
Albert Parker ‘Fitch
Andover Theological - Seminary
Theological - Seminary
W. Douglas Mackensie
Hartford
Theological Seminary
Farmers National Congress Opens Thirtieth Session in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska the thirtieth annual Farmers National Congress convened with delegates from every state. President Joshua Strange of Marion Indiana outlined aims including soil conservation river and harbor improvements forestry bureaus and farm education. The group pledged opposition to free seed distribution gambling in farm products ship subsidies and weakening oleomargarine laws.
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Lincoln
Neb
Farmers’ National Congress
Joshua Strange
Marion
Ind
Congress
National Congress
National Bureau of Animal Industry
National Reclamation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Warships Go To Honduras To Protect American Interests
Washington reports the gunboat Princeton is headed for Amapala after Honduras government appeals to the state department. Gen Jose Marie Valladares, the self-appointed commandant at Amapala for three years, remains a key figure as Tegucigalpa seeks stability amid revolutionary activity.
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Washington
Honduras
State “Department
United” States
Princeton
Amapala
Jose
Marie “Valladares
Ako
Tegucigal
Convention Opens Amid Broad City Greetings In Indiana
The twenty fifth annual State Federation of Labor convention opened in Lafayette with cordial greetings by Indianapolis Mayor and city business leaders. John Hughes of Indianapolis was welcomed as president and opposition to his re election surfaced as Fort Wayne and Terre Haute vie for the 1911 convention, while finances and official payments are reviewed by the state board and governor for action.
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Indianapolis
State Federation of Labor
Lafayette
Merchants
Sidney H. Saltzgaber
Central Labor Union
Delates
John Hughes
Oscar R. McKay
First Baptist Church
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Resolutions Committee
Indiana firm faces receivership over mortgage securities
Auditor John C. Billheimer says officials of Indiana Industrial Life Insurance Co of Terre Haute have a defined period to correct irregularities in $26 000 in mortgage securities filed with the state. If not done, action to place the company in receivership will follow.
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Indiana ~ Industrial Life Insurance Company of
Terre Haute
John C. Billheimer
Billheimer
Biltheimer
Patents Issued to Indians Names and Inventions
A list of patents granted to individuals in Indiana includes Charles A. Barnes Sr. Greenfield for a telephone-receiver handle Alvah L. Bingham Muncie for a glass working machine Charles A Carlson Kokomo for a needle owl Archer E Clifton and W W Preston Conn ersville for a vacuum cleaner David W Conard Unionville for a shoe-tie Myron Dickson Martinsville for a try square Hermann W Fachmann Indianapolis for a game Kenneth M Gant Indianapolis for a change-speed mechanism Fred Reick Hoenk Evansville for a tension indicator for sewing machines Ladislaus Jakob South Bend for a cuspider Le Roy Kercher Roann for an excavating and loading machine James L Masters for a cattle axle lubricator Omar Neff Allford for an automobile attachment
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Charles A. Barnes
Greenfield
Alvah L. Bingham
Muncie
Charles A. Carlson
Archer E. Clifton
W. W. Preston
Connersville
David W. Conard
Unionville
Myron Dickson
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Kenneth
M. ‘Gant
Fredreick
Evansville
Ladislaus
Jakob
Bend
Leroy
Kercher
Roann
James .L
Omar
Neff
Allford
Indiana delegates praised at international prison congress
Indiana delegates to the International Prison Congress report that Indiana parole and indeterminate sentence laws are among the best in the United States and surpass many foreign systems. Amos W. Butler, secretary of the state charities board, was elected vice president. he helped summarize addresses and present resolutions. Mrs Butler and Mrs Elam hosted a luncheon for foreign women delegates at the New Willard in Washington.
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Indiana
International Prison Congress
Congress
International Congress
Washington, D. C
Butler
Amos W. Butler
John B. Elam
New Willard
High School Creed Aimed at Healthier Pupils
Dr J N Hurty secretary of health issues resolutions printed on cards for high school students. The creed urges fresh air temperate habits plain well cooked food avoidance of stimulants chewing gum and all day suckers and urges living as a fresh air crank to reduce sickness among pupils.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board. of. Health
Wasted a Fortune on Skin Trouble
Mrs. Bertha Sachs of New York recounts a seven year battle with severe itching and inflammation. After futile visits to many doctors and hospital care, she found relief using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, declaring herself cured and urging others with similar conditions to try the remedies.
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Bertha Sachs
Second Ave
New York
N. Y
Inlaw
Morris Sachs
The Star Who Wiggles Ears in a Thistle Thread
A playful actor boasts a bizarre talent to wiggle his ears and teeth through thistles. A playwright tests this odd gift by fashioning a witty comedy around the eccentric star's antics and the chaos that follows.
Resinol Proven Effective for Skin Ailments Says Dr Volkman
Baltimore physician A F Volkman reports six months of successful use of Resinol in numerous acute and chronic skin diseases and chronic ulcers. He praises its reliability and prompt, pleasing action.
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A.F. Volkman
Baltimore, Md
Editorial note on rejected stories and market value
A dialogue recalls a rejected story sold later for $40. The exchange hints that rejection may aid future success and asks for one more rejection as a strategic favor.
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Iti
Psalm 119? Longest chapter in Bible debated by boy
An elderly stranger, invited by the superintendent, addressed the Sunday school and asked how many could name the longest chapter in the Bible. A boy, Tommy Tucker, shouted Psalm double one nine.
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Tommy
Tucker
Hidden message in fragmented reading letter puzzle
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a personal exchange about a visiting maiden aunt. The readable parts suggest a casual family conversation noting the aunt’s yesterday arrival and inquiry into expectations.
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Cyee
Tong
Ot cae ey ae Rig dar H eetrerraen Dradergen
Ot cae ey ae Rig dar H eetrerraen Dradergen.
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National Council and Societies of Congregational Churches
Agriculturists’ National Congress
State Department
Daviila
Federation
Laboiity
Sby
State Board
Treasuries
Charles
E. Lambert
Center Township
Delaware County
Ed. Fisher
Polk Township
Huntington
J."r. Rader
Putnam County
E.C. Caldwell
Washington Township
Wayne
N. W. Hodson
of. Shirley
J.-T. Adkins
F.T. Hammond
W. F. Richards
Boame Place
Lambert
Woma
Marendy
Robinson’ ‘Crusoe
TY _guesa
Prison Congress
Hurty
High School
Blilheimer
Terre
Avestay
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