Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-10-04
Domestic

Asking that strikers be restrained
from interfering with their employees
or property, the Illinois Central and
the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley rail-
roads petitioned the Memphis (Tenn.)
federal court for an injunction. A
temporary restraining order was is
sued by Judge Mccall. -
Charged with the murder Of her
mother, her father and her two sis
ters, Miss Annie Crawford, beautiful
and socially prominent, was arrested
at New Orleans. The latest victim Of
the alleged modern Lucretia Borgla
was Elise Crawford, aged twenty
three, sister Of Annie. A post-mor-
tenn examination revealed a large
quantity of opium In the girls stom-
ach. ..--
Alexander Tracey of Port Huron.
Mich, was found guilty by the court
Of general sessions at Toronto, Ont,
OF criminal negligence in operating
an automobile. The penalty is i'm
prisonment for life. Tracey ran into
crowd of people. injur1ng four or
five.
Walter Lispenard Suydam, Jr., the
young millionaire Of Blue Point, L..
l., was granted an interlocutory de-
cree OF divorce at Brooklyn. against
his wife, Louise Lawrence White
Suydam, who several weeks ago
eloped with Frederick Noble, plumb.
er's son.
Reports to the department of agri
culture indicate that the foot and
mouth disease is ravaging herds oil
cattle, sheep and swine in all parta
of Europe. A rigid quarantine is iq
existence against all European coun.
Against plea by President McCon
nell that the organization would be q
loser, the International Association OF
Machinists. in convention at Daven,
port. Ia, voted for a strike on the
Hartman lines.
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At the direct nomination plans
first trial In Massachusetts, the Demo
Gratis nominated Eugene N. Foss fol-
governor by good majority. Lieut..
Gov. Louis A. rockingham was the
Republicans selection. Foss received
nearly twice as many votes as all Of
his opponents. Democrat and Repub
lican.
Chairman Ebert H: Gary and J.
P1erpont Morgan, Jointly on behalf Of
the directors Of the United Steel cor
Dorat1on, gave out at New York an
emphatic denial that the company was
considering dissolution Of disintegra
ton or was negotiating with the fed
eral department of Justice with any
such purpose in view.
-Four lives were lost In a tenement
building at 1886 South sangamon
street, Chicago. Traces of incendiar.
ism were seen, and Samuel Gold
stein and Harry; Lasky. owners of the
building, and three other men were
placed under arrest.
D. D. Pierce Of Fostoria, Ohio, a
Spanish war veteran, pleaded guilty
at Toledo to charge Of holding up
a Timn, Fostoria & Eastern car near
Bascom. July Is, and was given an in
determ1nate sentence at Mansfield.
The celebration at Hutchinson Of
the f1ftieth anniversary Of the birth
OF the state Of Kansas was made no
table by the presence Of President
TAFT He delivered an address at the
fair grounds In which he paid a
graceful tribute to the memory Of the
late Representative E. H. Madison.
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James Rolph II. was elected mayo,
OF San Francisco over F. H. McCar
thy. present incumbent, by q substan.
tial majority. Rolph received the In
dorsement Of the Republican and
Democratic organizations, while Nc
Carthy ran on a Union Labor ticket.
Mayor J.. H. Graham and Commits.
sioner F.. M. Leach were recalled By
the voters Of Wichita, Kan, at a spe.
cial recall election. DR.. w. w. Min.
ich was the successful candidate for
mayor. polling 1885 more votes than
Graham.
Nearly forty Minneapolis membera
of the Order Of Hoo Hoo. the lumber
mems secret society. have resigned
as the result Of the reelection at tho
annual meeting Of ]. H.. Baird Of
Nashville. Tenn. salaried secretary
OF the order.