The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-09-19
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Boyce in the presence Of the pastor of
an Amarillo, Tex, church Boyce scy.
oral months ago ran away with
Snead's wife,
Following a conference between rep.
rescntatIyes of the company at Pitts
burg, Kan. and Its employees. the
strike OF the car men Of the Joplin a.
Pittsburg railway ended.
Thirteen young men, recruits at the
United States naval training station at
North Chicago lost their lives in q
Lake Michigan tragedy which IN many
respects has no parallel, when a cut.
ter WAS swamped on sandbar in a
20 mile-an.houF gale.
After years OF almost complete pa.
ralysis, Joseph Chamberlain. whose
mind has remained alert until now, is
sinking fast and the end may come
any day
Isaac William Rand Of Smthncld.
n c. freshman at the University Of
Eorth Carolina. was Killed while being
hazed
A strike OF 1000 men engaged in
Ah' bhlihAlb Nldlte III NlUtlluuil NhN
ordered as Il result of strife between
the International Association of
Stcamitters and the United Associa
tion OF Plumbers.
Living wages for working girls are
~ be demanded by Chicago women
A concerted movement to compel
drastic change in the condition OF
shopgirls in the city was launched
there.
Ancient traditions and religious
rites mingled with modern diplomatic
pagcantry when the ceremonies at.
fencing the burial OF the late Emperor
Matsuhito, who died on July 80, were
inauEurated at Toxic, Japan.
The German torpedo boat GIL was
rammcd by the German battlcship
Iahringen sixteen miles north of He,
l.OgOland. The torpedo boat sank
within 10 minutes. Six men were lost
Betrayed by his sweetheart, Wesley
Edwards and his uncle, Sidna Allen,
two OF the band that shot mp the Car.
roll county tNa) courthouse, killing
Judge Massie and four others. were
captured ut Des Moines, la.
Ojinaga. the Mexican border town
opposite Preside, Tex, was taken by
federal troops after brisk fighting at
daybreak. according to adyiccs re.
vciyed at Fort Bliss by Gen f. H.
6teeyer commanding the department
# Texas.
The 5000 residents OF Douglas, Ari- |
coma, are lined along the international |
border in places Of vantage to watch |
the attack on the little town OF Aqua |
PrIeta, just across the line, by rebels |
under Gen Rojas
Gen. W. W Gordon, brigadier gen.
'ral in the Spanish American war and |
u Confederate veteran, died at White |
sulphur Springs. W Va. Gen Cor |
don served the Confederacy as an ofii
Ger in Suarts cavalry and In the in
iartry.
Harry a. Taylor, president Of the
Illinois Coal Operators association,
and president of the Monon Coal com.
pany, was seriously injured and his
wife killed in an automobile accident
In Canada
, Ten thousand veterans with their
wives and friends crowded Shrine
Auditorium TO witness the semi.ohi.
Gal opening Of the fortysixth annual
cncampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic at Los Angeles, Cal.
Twenty persons were killed and !
thirty injured when a bomb was ex.
ploded In the market at Dolran, Mace.
donla. The outrage WAS the work of
nntI.Turkish plotters.
John Farley, aged IL, and John
hclmburger, aged IL, who killed Joey
zimmerman, aged 4, three weeks ago,
% Kansas City were paroled in the
Juvenile court. They were placed un.
der the guardianship of a probation
officer and will be sent to q private
school.
More than 10000 arr dead as the
result of a typhoon, combined with
torrential rains and high tides, which
occurred August 20. is reported In
mail advices just received from Wen.
Chow. in the province OF Cheklang.
Returns show that Maine turned
back to the Republican party in the
state election. William T. Haines of
Waterville was elected governor over
Gov. Frederick Plaisted. his Demo.
cratic opponent.
Two Turks made what presumably
was a trial flight with the Italian aero
plane they captured recently from
Capt. Moizo, the stopping Of whose
motor forced him TO descend while
flying at Tripoli from Zura.
Another double aviation fatality, the
second within a week, occurred to
members Of the army flying corps,
when Lieut.. c. A. Pettington and
Lieut.. L. Hotchklss, both Of whom had
just been given commissions on pro.
cation, we're killed while flying past
Eng.
While flying of shore near Patras,
Greece. Aviator Karamanlakis fell
into the sea and was drowned.
The Hamburg steamship Kamerum