The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-11-17

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wesley l"'u'I' JH'''' ol l'eaVu''l
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S'I''' near inc JACKSON 'hS.l Jan pl
'."u JIM N"'''L \ Ioh"Nai Oh ieuN
'"i.''''S Is threatened 'Ho inc OH
''ai" are taking steps 20 preserve
Marking the first conviction in the
history Of this country on inger-print
evidence, which was originated by
Mark Twain in 'Pudd nhcad Wilson,
Thomas Jennings, a negro, was found
guilty by Il jury In the criminal court
in Chicago of the murder Of Clarence
a. Hitler on the night Of Septom.
Der 10.
Mrs. Barrett wife of the Junior ed.
itor Of tho Canton tMol Press, died
from burns received when a coal stove
IN which she was attempting to re
kndIc "a smodcring fire with kcro-
scuc exploded.
Through insults To the American
flag ana assaults made OPENLY upon
American citizens in the streets. the
gnttAmcrican demonstration which
began in the city of Mexico with the
stonirr of the Mexican Herald Offices
developed into an affair Of intcrna
uional Importance. An attack was
made upon the plant Of FL impartial
and jlc mailing and distributing dc.
partiuuuts on the ground nuor were
completely wrecked. The wrcCkagu
was nrvd Then the mounted police
charged with drawn swords, one of
The attackers was run through and
killed A vigorous protest was reg
lstorcd by the American ambassador
with The Mexican department of for
Cign relations, and at the same time
tie facts were tclcgraphcd to Wash
.ngton and instructions asked for
When his automobile, going at 20
miles AN uour coilidpd with a wagon
in the downtown section OF Pittsburg.
patpr Harmed millionaire nrrsiGruT