The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-27
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Fred Cook and William Cummings
were frozen to death on the divide
between Shoup and Columbia Gla-
cier in Alaska. Il.
Edwin H. Hancock, driver Of an
automobile which killed two persons
last April, at Tauton, Mass, was
found guilty of manslaughter by a
jury. ... =.= zs ..s5,E. 4. .s .5%
E. L. Barbour, president Of the
Bank of Wausseou, which failed last
summer, pleaded guilty at Wauseau,
to receiving money under false pre-
lenses. @@
Heads of all railroads operating
in Missouri have agreed to abolish
common drinking cups on trains if
the state board of health makes the
request. -. = 49,. III III ,e.-rss> s%s5>@.
An express package containing
$40, ,O00sWas stolen from the Office of
the Canadian Northern Express Com
pan;ys at Regina during the absence of
the clerk. @ 10
Three persons were killed and two
seriously injured at San Bernardino,
Cal when an inbound train from
Riverside .wrecked an automobile at
grade crossing. So ~ ID
Postmaster General Hitchcock de-
MED thatshe: contemplates. asking for
legislation denying g second class rates
to newspapers corrying more than SO
per cent advertising matter. !. s.
Hearing on the motion to make
permanent the injunctions. of the
Commerce Court in the trans-conti-
mental rate cases will be heard in
Washington, ;, Tuesday,: Dec.s 5: <:-...a: -. FL.
New canals have appeared on
Mars, the Sabaeus, Sinus and Marei-
carum, according to an announce
ment from Lowell Observatory. They
were seen and photographed Nov. FL.
Charges of collecting vice tribute
and permitting gambling and prize
fights have been filed against Mayor
A. r. Turnbull of Canton, Ohio, who
won his place by lot from Harry
Schilling, Socialist. ,r .ss- -<>se~-~ -.
The Republican State Editorial as
sociation met for two days session
at Springfield, ILL.,, today. The pur-
pose of the meeting is to consider the
political outlook. The association
favor the reelection Of Governor De
reen and Senator Cullom to their
respective Offices. L.
Savannah, Ca, today welcomed the
thousands of visitors gathered for
what promises to be the greatest au-
tomobile race meet ever pulled off in
America Four big events are on the
program, beginning this afternoon
with the seventh annual renewal of
the Vanderbilt Cup contest and end
ing Thanksgiving Day with the
Grand Prize races.
Pursuant to the call of Governor
Johnson the California legislature
assembled today at Sacramento for
special session. Nine subjects of
legislation are to be taken up and
acted on-investigation of the State
printers office; weights and meas
ures! woman suffrage; the initiative,
| referendum and recall; the railway
commission; soldiers and sailors ex-
emption, and the issuance of irriga-
ton bonds. In connection with the
subject of woman suffrage and legis-
lature may enact presidential pri-
mary law. - @.a> -..- IL
| If several other murder cases now
on the docket can be disposed of, the
district attorney expects before the
end of this week to begin the trial
at White Plains, N. Y, of the five
young Italians who are alleged to
have murdered Mrs. Mary Hall. The
murder of Mrs. Hall, bride of but
a few weeks, occurred on November
! q ar tho wOman'S home on the out
skirts of Croten Lake. Robbery was
the motive. Within eight hours af-
ter the crime had been committed a
rossc of sheriffs, farmers and labor
ers employed on the New York aque-
duct had rounded up the five Italians
! suspected of the murder.