Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
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MlbcoubtruCtion VI an appear mhuo
by Turkey to the American govern
nnent for Intervention at Tripoli re-
suited in the issuing Of statement
BY Youssouf Ella Pasha. Turkish am
bassador at Washington. declaring
that Turkey had no wish that the
United States should act as media
tor to end the Turco-Italian war.
The Turkish government has issued
IN official statement, in which It il
asserted that the Turkish forces have
occupied Derna, Tripoli. after severe
Sighting in which FIVE Italians were
killed. 1t is also said that the re-
mainder Of the Italian expeditionary
force was captured.
Domestic
Conscience-stricken constantly fear
tul OF arrest, George G. Papineau, .
former newspaper man Of Cleveland.
o., confessed to detectives at St. Jo-
peph, Mo-, that he slew William Blake
In Ravenswood. Chicago, June 9 last.
and threw the body into Lake Michi-
gan. Mrs. Bessie Blake, he declared.
assisted him. and the two then fed.
Coroner Hoffman OF Chicago re-
oeived chemists reports that arsenic
had been found in the bodies Of Frank
Brimkamp. her son. and Richard T.
Smith, former boarder In the home Of
Mrs. Louise yermilya. who is now held
ON q charge Of poisoning Policeman
ARTHUR Bissonette.
The gigantic task Of making card
index record of the names Of the sol
der dead of the United States whose
bodies have been buried In the nation
nj cemeteries has been undertaken by
the war department.
Mrs. Jane Mcdonald Thorpe Quinn
was formally charged by coroner's
gury at Chicago with the murder Of
John M. Quinn, her third husband.
Quinn was shot dead while In bed.
Mrs. Qninn insisted that.a burglar had
entered the house and shot her hus.
band while he and she were asleep.
Twenty-Five million dollars was Civ
On BY Andrew Carnegie to promote
the advancement and diffusion Of
knowledge among the people Of the
United States. This latest bequest Of
the Laird Of Skibo was made at the or
ganixation meeting of the Carnegie
Corporation of New York which was
incorporated by the New York legisla-
ture June . last.
The Virginia q Rainy Lumber com
pany has sent to the shipping docks
at Duluth the largest trainload Of
lumber ever shipped from one Of the
largest sawmills In the world. There
were 100 cars in the train. averaging
10000 feet to the car. making about
100000 feet in all.
Uncle Joe Cannon is not q candi-
date for president He said so him
self Just before the steamship Cristo-
bal. bound for Panama. left New York.
I'm too old, altogether too DID," said
the former speaker when asked II he
expected to bring back a presidential
bee from an inspection trip of the
Panama canal about December l.
cost Of $4,000 on the Lincoln farm.
near Hodgenville. KY, was dedicated
in the presence Of President Taft and
many other persons and the building
and grounds were formally turned
over to the state Of Kentucky. Ad.
dresses were delivered by Mr.. Taft,
Senator Borah, Clarence H. Mackey,
James w. Folk. Gen. J. G. Black and
Henry Watterson.
Despite the announcement that
George B. Cox had retired from the
Cincinnati political arena and that
President Taft put his sign of approx
al upon the Republican municipal tick
ct. Henry T. Hunt. Democratic nom.
tnee for mayor Of Cincinnati. was
elected by a majority estimated be-
tween 5000 and 5000 votes.
A special board has been appointed
by Secretary Meyer to consider details
for the amalgamation of the pay and
construction corps Of the navy and pre-
pare q draft OF q bill to be submitted
70 congress TO carry out this plan.
Newton C. pougherty. for rs years
superintendent Of the Peoria (nl.)
school and convicted of embezzling
about 100000 from the schools, was
paroled by the state pardon board by
. bare majority vote. He was SEN
fenced for an indeterminate term.
Negotiations for a peaceful dissolu-
ton of the Harvester trust, in com
pliance with the terms of the deci-
sion of the United States Supreme
court in the Standard OIL and Tobacco
trust cases. are In progress at the de-
partment of justice In Washington
DIR. Harvey w. Wiley. chief chemist
Of the United States. at Washington
declared the middleman, not the
farmer. responsible for high living
cost. The state and city should step
in to eliminate the middleman. he
satd-