The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-07
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sGlt,Hg from torrcntlal rains Refu.
gees repor' that a quarter OF the pop,
uiallun persisted
Samuel \. Scr2, millionaire leather
r"anuiac'urer OF Philadelphia and
junior member OF the firm Of James
IL. Sclt1 4 Co, was shot and killed at
CIrsc0. Pa. while shooting
The revolutionary spirit in the
northern part Of the state Of Vera
Cruz, Mexico IS on the increase
Many small bands are causing much
damage In the rich oil district
Thirteen salcsEirls lost their lives
ard many others were injured In u
ere which destroyed John Baskers
dry goods store Al kensinEton Eng.
land A number Of girls are missing.
a permanent iceberg lockout ship
in mId.Atlautlc is suggested By the
British board OF trade as q sequel to
the report Of Lord Mcrscy on the tt.
tanlc disaster.
Queen Victoria OF Spain. formerly
known az the Princess Ena, who with
King Alfonso has been suffering from
the grip, had relapse and vas com.
PEELED to take to her bed
Diplomats in Paris regarded the
Balkan situation with the deepest anx.
icty Premier poInaarc was In almost
continuous conference with the am.
bassadors representing The various
powers for several days
TIL" Nicaragua national election
passed OF quietly AdoIfo Diuz, the
provisional president and Fernando
Solozaudo, who was elected yice.prcs.
idcnt by the national assembly year
nFo. were elected president and vice
president
a snows'Urm and thunderstorm
nj the same time is the weather rec.
ord oil the Texas Panhandle. The
ground was covered with sleot and
SNOW, whsle the electrical display and
thunder continued
Another three days battle in
ThraCe has ended in the triumph OF
the Bulgarian commandments,
Gen Sayofl. whose skillfu! strategy
has probably brought 10 q close one
OF the shortest and most remarkable
wars on record
Blood was spilled in the first real
riot of the mill strike at Little Falls.
n. y. One special policeman was
shot and another stabbed and score
OF tn" strikers were cut and bruised
IN fight growing out Of the mass
plchc'ing Of the mills by the strikerG.
who are affiliated with the |. W. W.
and their symplthizcrs.
SiA Sisters OF Charity, including
Mother Mary of the Cross, mother su.
perur sacrificed their lives to save
nearly 100 orphans and two children
were burned to death, when the st.
Johns orphan asylum was destroyed
by ire.
Tie three youthful outlaws who
held up the Katy limited train at
With, Okla, and secured large
amount of money said to be- $4,000,
ircm the express car safe, have cyi.
IDENTITY made good then escape.
In a suit filed. against the Dupont
Powder company in the United States
court At Hartford, Conn. the Buck.
eye Powder company Of Peoria, H.,
accuses the other of monopoly and
piracy of manufacturing secrets, and
Chains damages OF $lll9,y57 So.
Gov. Woodrow Wilson was injured
by being thrown violently against the
top OF the touring car OF Abram l.
Elkus. IN which he was returning 10
Princeton after his speech at Red
Bank. on" Of the ribs of the auto
top cut cash nearly three inches
long In tn" top Of MIR Wilson's head
and he Was temporarily dazcd by the
force OF the impact, although not rem.
dCrcd unconscious.
Announcement was made in New
York Of the birth OF a daughter to
Mrs. Daniel W. Marvin of Riverside
drive. Mrs. Marvin and her husband
were returning on board the Titanic
from their honeymoon trip TO Europe
when the liner vent to the bottom.
Marvin met death and Mrs. Marvin
YVES saved
First tests OF the nayy's new high.
powered wireless station at Arlington,
Va, were complete success. or.
ficers in charge decline to discuss the
performance of the worlds greatest
wireless plant further than to say that
the first step in system which 10 to
extend around the world has been
taken,