The Green Forest tribune., 1910-05-27
American Leaoue.
Three-I League.
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$ Paulhan is soon to attempt an |ane flight from Paris to Cler- Ferrand, distance of 2G2 miles, Abours. Three years ago Niche Iered $20,000 for such a flight Named other conditions that N the offer to be laughed at at 7he, as its conditions were con q impossible.
 &ge w. Coleman, the $12-a-week Bf the National City Bank of Hdge, Mass, pleaded guilty to ' that institution of $309, 900 and &ntenced by Judge Hale to 15 sh the federal prison at Allan Kansas City the Uncle Sam, a kFe steamer, heavily loaded with 1Sers, turned over at the foot of #ayenue in the Missouri river. Ihcle Sam had just started on an |pn trip with 150 passengers. IY& rescued.
 1Jseeven workmen were drowned dpsetting of a boat in which
 'weGs94 was being carried across
 eF8Dnieper near Alexandrov- Aiissia.
 M Wesley Wright and Mrs. Gena Nand six children were drowned 9 Gossatat river near Gilman, HThey were trying to cross the h a wagon and in the darkness N observe that the river was out Blanks.
 4t is said tc be the largest sugar aever carried by any vessel, and 5is the record cargo from Porto |B being shipped to San Juan for Aited States on the five-masted @%P almer. She is taking on 50,000 T sugar, valued at $500,000. M Dobinski, young coal miner Divernon. H., who went to Chi D be married, was mistaken for <up man and shot dead by four
 hen.
 V tourists, who had climbed &Wilson to view the comet, were E$easick by the swaying of the Nuring the earthquakes which ' Los Angeles, Cal, and sur lpg territory.
 eEsupreme court of the United Mdenied :he petition of Charles Ese for permission to file a writ
 las corpus.
 Nng and sealing the door of a Men freight car, into which six 4 had broken and were making "a F. w. Hunt, Colorado x
 n conductor, attached the car Mtrain and whirled the vagrant #lnto Cheyenne, Wyo., where were delivered to the sheriff. M D. Rockefeller, always popular
 the people of Tarrytown, N. Y, &he lives, is adding to that pop "a this spring by his fondness &lng his friends and neighbors Hving. Not a pleasant day goes mout the oil king inviting some
 n, men, women and children, to Ath him in automobile or car SRnd it is safe to say that the in-
 ns are seldom declined, for his |4s are the best to be had, and Ees around Tarrytown are beau
 MT. Rockefeller, before starting Eide, always dons a paper vest, &ng 1t great protection against @nd he insists that his guests do
 me. After the ride he refuses H back the garments, and conse- n in nearly every home in Tarry- may be found a paper vest pre- 1 as a souvenir of a delightful Elth the multi-millionaire. <ing he would be discharged, Joe
 nc, a laborer employed by the {oN board of education, shot his An, John Roach, and then com
 suicide by. shooting himself
 h the heart. Roach was seri-
 Nounded.
 es Wallace Van Cleave. presi- H the Bucks Stove and Range
 y, organizer of the Citizens Wal association, moving spirit of M Louis Manufacturers associa- lHd unfiinching foe of the labor g died of heart failure at his In St. Louis.
 4erick M. Kerby, the stenog. x in the office of the secretary Mnterior, who issued statement 4lng the Lawler memorandum on khvis charges to the president
 3scharged from the government
 by Secretary Ballinger.