Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-12

law, p, W. Adams, to a tree and tor
turing him, Harry Copeland, a school
teacher Of Red Oak, Okla, was arrest
ed at Fort Smith, Ark.
Ohio postoffice inspectors raided the
ofhces of the Standard Mercantile
company. a mail order grocery con.
Germ In Cleveland, o., and arrested
Leopold Kahn. the proprietor. on a
charge Of using the mails to defraud.
Foreign
A battle between more than three
hundred police and a mob OF strikers,
In which seventy persons we're severe
ly wounded, was fought in the suburb
of Frauendorf, Germany, as a sequel
to the killing of a striker by a non.
| striker. .f.
Raiding parties of Moors suddenly
4 attacked a number of Spanish mill
tary posts In the vicinity of Tetuan,
Morocco. They killed seven soldiers
at Rinoon, two at Dersa, one at Rio
Martin and two in the outskirts Of
this city.
A gigantic conspiracy to arm the
Ulster >Unionists for the purpose of re-
sisting the coming home rule regime
In Ireland has Just been discovered by
Scotland Yard detectives. The dis.
covery OF the plot follows closely upon
the seizure Of twelve tons Of rifles and
ammunition at Belfast.
One hundred and ten bodies--the
dead OF both sides killed in the fight
ing about Matamoras-were placed on
a pyre and burned. No word of pray
er or funeral service was held.
| Aviator Bernard and a passenger
were killed while flying over the Buc
aerodrome In Paris. Their biplane
capsized in gust OF wind 700 feet
above earth. Their deaths bring the
roll Of fatalities up to 277 since flying
began.
The international opium congress
will reassemble at The Hague July
and Dr. Hamilton Wright, who win
represent the United States, is taking
up the question OF his mission with
President Wilson. .........
A riot broke out In the lower cham
Der Of the Hungarian parliament when
the premier announced the resignation
OF the cabinet. Members began fight.
ing among themselves, and the police
had to be called in to eject the unruly
mombers.
Determined to turn the attention of
King George from the English
Derby to the cause of votes for wom-
en-" Emily Wilding Davidson rushed
In front Of Anmer, the kings horse.
and reached for the bride as horse
and Jockey were straiIing every Lerve
| to win the great race. Woman, horse
and rider fell in heap. The woman
was taken to a hospital. as was the
jockey. There is little chance for her
to recover.
DR.. Ottom Schmidt Of Berlin laid
claim to having found q vaccine for
the cure OF cancer In a statement
made before the General Medical so
ciety, in session at Cologne. He de-
clared he had proved that cancer In
fections were caused by parasite.
which was his own discovery. and that
moreover he had found curative and
immunitive vaccine.
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Personal
8. L. Heeter, superintendent of the
Pittsburgh public schools, charged
with immortality, was dismissed by the
board of education by a vote Of II
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w. e. Cottrell, general secretary of
the Y. NJ. C. A. at Council Bluffs, Ia.
was arrested at Clarinda, Ia, charged
with an attempt to burn the Council
Bluffs Y. NJ. C. A. building April 1.
Fred Neveis. chief clerk OF the Wa
ters-Pierce Oil company for Ave years
at Oklahoma City, Okla, was arrested
In Los Angeles, Cal, on a charge OF
having embezzled $500.
Prof. J. Turner Horner of Purdy.
Mo-, and his daughter, Miss Eva May
Horner, are among those who received
diplomas when the forty-second class
OF Drury college graduated at Spring
field, Mo. Father and daughter have
been members OF the senior class at
the college during the last year.
Jack johnson, negro pugilist, was
sentenced to serve one year and one
day in the Joliet penitentiary and to
pay fine of $1,000 by Judge Carpen-
ter in Chicago on charge Of white
slavery.
Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation of Labor, under
| went a second operation for q mas
told abscess In Washington.
Vice President Marshall was invest
ed with the honorary degree Of doctor
of laws by the University Of North
Carolina. He delivered the principal
address before the graduating class.
Michael C. Murphy, famous as de-
veloper of athletes, died at his resi-
dence In Philadelphia Death was due
to q complication Of diseases.