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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
NOTED DEMOCRATIC BOSS
 AMONG THOSE INDICTED
 FOR ELECTION FRAUDS

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. June 24-One hundred persons, including several high in rarty councils have been indicted by the Marion county grand jury for alleged con- spracy in connection with the election frauds in November, 1914. Ninety-two of the indicted men have surrendered and have been released on bonds.
 Among the men indicted are Thomas Tag gart, the well known Democratic politician and national committeeman; Mayor Bell of Indianapolis and Chief of Police Perrott. Taggart and Bell have surrendered and are at liberty on bonds of 1000 and $10,000 respectively
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
WAR BUL E'rINS
British Cruiser Damaoed

LONDON, June 24.-The British cruiser Dosburgh has been struck by torpedo in the North sea and damaged, but not serl- ously There were no casualties.
 Turkish Vessels Sunk by Russians PETROGRAD, June PA Russian sub marine has sunk large Turkish steamship and two sailing vessels in the Black sea,
 Germans Seize Swedish Vessels COPENHAGEN, June 23.-Five Swedish vessels have been seized in the Baltic by German warships. All of these were lum- ber-laden, and bound for England
 German Submarines in Mediterranean TOXIC, June 24-Advices received here state that seven German submarines have succeeded in entering tle Mediterranean through the Strait of Gibl altar.
 Large British Steamships Torpedoed LONDON, June 24-Two large British steamships have been torpedoed and sunk of the coast The crews were saved.
 Another British War Loan
 LONDON, June 22.-The house of com mons has passed to second reading the bill authorizing the British government to raise a loan of $5000 100000 to prosecute thtS war.
 Successes of Allies
 LONDON, June 23-The French are gaining on the west front and the Russians have repulsed the Germans near St. 4rl.
 Damage in East Prussia
 AMSTERDAM, June 23-The Germans have lost a million and nalf of men and seventv-fve million dollars damage has been inflicted on German soil by the Russians in East Prussia Air craft of the allies have bombs on the balloon sheds at Brus- sels, but have inflicted little damage.
 Allies Make Demand Upon Bulgaria BERLIN, June 22-It is stated that thH allies have made demands that Bulgana immediately mobilize and march against Turkey.
 Conference Proposed
 ROME, June 23.-A conference of the Balkan powers with the allies regarding the entrance into the war of Greece, Bulgaria and Roumania has been proposed.
 Labor Leaders Must Come to Time LONDON. June 24.-The British labor leaders have been glvn seven days Tn which tc make good their promises that the men will rally to the factories ln sufficient num- bers to produce the maximum supply of the munitions of war.
 Execution of Spies
 LONDON, June 24.-Robert Muller, a German spv. has been shot by order of court-martial, and Robert Rosenthal, his ac- complice, will be given his trial soon.
 serbans Alter an Outlet
 LONDON, June 21.-Unotficial advlces received here state that the Serbians have occupied Durazzo.
 PETROGRAD, June 25-The Germans have crossed the Dneister south of Lemberg
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
FRANK WILL NOT HANG

ATLANTA, Ga, June 24-Goyernor SIatton on Monday last commuted to life imprisonment the sentence of Leo Frank. who was condemned to die on July F for the murder of Mary Phagen. The prisoner was taken to MiIledgeville prison farm.
 The governor was compelled to call out the state militia for his own protection against bitter mobs protesting agans' the communication of Franks sentence, and the soldiers continue 10 guard his suburban home
 The governor came into his office yrsrer day without the protection of guard and the city is becoming quiet.
 Governor Satton has received hundreds ot telegrams from all over the country praisng him for saving Franks life.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
REPLY OF GERMANS I'D PRESIDENT WILSON'S NOTE
 TOINSST ON MODIFICA TON OF RIlLSH BLOCkA ADE ALSO

N of the of American lives the submarine warfare states that sa he neutral United States willing mediate between Germany and Great Bfnn order to modification the British blockade modification Germany o f the latter willing the lines laid down by President Wilson m humanity 
 WASHINGTON June 23t understood that the German President Wilson's note VI" not ecev until the latter week The Il
  ngtadeh hGmany  been enmadeoA o American eEved that Geat BrnanwI da
 Germans CoSden Carefully une24 the  the KnrW shall be n dHat probably the the Nsan O. be fegdd The eTagnngha publication. the American
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
ROAD CONSTRUCTION CAMP
 TO BE "SPOTLESS TOWN

SEWARD, June 23.-A presidential order has been received for the sale at public auc- ten of town lots at Ship Creek, the head quarters for construction work on the gov ernment railroad.
 The order provides that the town is to be incorporated immediately, and no gam bling or liquor selling IS to be allowed. ban is also placed upon immoral resorts.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
GERMANS ARE SUSPECTED
 OF CANADIAN OUTRAGEs

WINDSOR, Ont, June 21-The overalls factory of the Peabody company was par tially wrecked by a bomb last night. The company had just completed an order for ,OOO British uniforms.
 Many sticks of dynamite have been found under the armory, where the recruits for the army have been sleeping.
 Germans are suspected of both outrages.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO
 CAUSES REIGN OF TERROR

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23-Martial law has been declared at Calexico, and also at Mexicola, following a reign of terror result ing from three earthquake shocks. Many buildings are in ruins, and scores of persons are reported to have been killed.
 Soldiers of General Villas forces are on duty at Mexicola
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
SOUTH AFRICAN REBEL sIS LENIENTLY DEALT WITH
 BY BRITISH GOVERNMENT

BLOOMFONTAINE, South Africa, June 22.-General DeWet, the noted Boer leader who headed the recent rebellion against the British, has been found guilty of treason and sentenced to six years imprisonment and to pay fine of S10000
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
HOSTILE AVIATORS BATTLE
 WITHOUT FATAL RESULTS

PARIS, June 20-French and German aviators engaged in a battle ten thousand feet in the air over Albach. The former was driven down by his opponent, but he himself was nearly killed when his machine fell riddled with bullets.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
Doesn't Want Marines to Land

SAN DIEGO, June 23-A wireless dis patch received here states that Villa has promised protection to foreigners in the disturbed Yaqui Indian territory He fears that the landing of American marines might be misinterpreted.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
REQUEST OF LEGISLATURE
 NOT LIKELY TO BE GRANTED

WASHINGTON, June S-Secretary Red field of the department of commerce, in re ferring to a memorial from the Alaska legls- lature asking for full control of the fisheries in Alaska, says that be is opposed to grant ing the request.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK
 WITHIN OWN BORDERS

BERLIN June 23-he second after violent hghng has captured Lembeg stated that Kaiser Wilhelm leading the tr umphal forces into the city.
 On ne N was reported that the Austans, under protection of artillery re had routed the Russian Sav front of Lmberg with byone charges and yesterday the euons were within ten miles o the city.
 No Russian Armies on Foreign Soil LONDON June 24-Wh the exception of small front along the River Dneser all the Russian either within or on the o" frontiers. ~ BERLIN Ine 24-On to Par again the cry of the German people, The of Gaia Austria that the oil wells coal copper a dzinc mines will be reopened
 Rejoicing in Vienna VIENNA June 24-Ihere great rejoicing this the the fall of embeg The Russians general retreat along ther entire front and forced of their position Wereseyea The outer defen of emberg Godk seventeen miles west and ko marno miles southwest taken by the Germans on the 18th.
 Not Yet Reported From Petograd PFTROGRAD Iune 24-Czar Nicholas has lett tor the front 1t admitted that the defense of Lemberg would only continue until the supplies could be safely taken and then the city w be evacuated The defenders of Lembeg the last trench and the final battle has opened
 London Reports the End in Sight LONDON June 22-The Teuton reported have captured RaNarlska Gacia, and the investment of Lembeg near Upon completion the Russians will either withdraw or leave portion of their the beseged Advce of the 18th stated that the forces of the Russians Bay along the Grodek ne Gaa west of Lemberg.
 Constantinople Also Sends News CONSTANTNOPIE, June 2-Advces received here to the effect the kaiser has taken full charge of the GaEa The of guns understood have been heard Lembeg
 Germans Still Hold Lbau BERLIN June 2O-ite change reported the situation in the Baltic provinces The Germans still holding bau which being used base
 Attack Warsaw 10 Be Renewed AMSTERDAM, June 25.Rmors rife here that the Germans preparing bring heavy force into Poland the attack Warsaw.
 OPERATIONS AT THE DARDANELLEs
 Attacks Repulsed CONSTANTNOPLE, June 23Fuous attacks made by the allies nj the Dardanelles have been repused
 To Attacks Through Bulgaria ATHENS June 23 is believed here that the allies will their operations the Dardanee and will make attack Con- stantinope through Bulgarian territory The Turkish ammunition docks and warehouses Gapo have been destroyed by the bom bardmens of the allied fleets.
 Naval Attack Renewed COPENHAGEN June 23News has been received here to the effect that the AngoFnch fleet has renewed the attack upon the Daa neles.
 It reported that Italian cruisers sailed for Tpodos
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
EX-BANDIT AS EVANGELIST

GLENDALE, Cal, June 2.-Al Jennings, the reformed Oklahoma bandit, who gained notoriety by becoming a candidate for gov ernor of that state year ago, has turned evangelist and has started religious meet ings here Crowds of curious persons are attracted to the meetings
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
REVENUE SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON, June 24-It is stated that the revenues of the government for the current fiscal year will show shortage of S30,000,000
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
WARNING AGAIN
 SENT ID MEXICO

WASHINGTON, June PA warning has been sent to Mexico by the state depart
 ment to the effect that foreigners in Mexico must be protected Fears are entertained for the foreign residents of Mexico City on account of the trouble between Carranza and Zapata forces over control of the city.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
JURY FOR THURSDAY

Through an error The Pioneer is made to say on another page that the petit jury for the district court term is called for Monday next. The article should read that the jurors are sum moned to appear at the court house on Thursday, July 1, at 10 a. ID
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
BERLIN MAKES CLAIM
 OF IMMENSE DESTRUCTION
 BY GERMAN AIR CRAFT

BERLIN June 23.-Advices received here state that German air craft dropped bombs on the famous Armstrong works at South Shields, England, on June l5 and l6, de stroying the navy yard there and also the arsenal The damage was enormous. Seven teen persons were killed and forty injured.
 The British censor suppressed thls news.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
Carranza Scorns Villa

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Advices re- ceived here state that Carranza has an nounced that he will not deal with Villa in regard to the pacifcation of Mexico, and that he will continue his fight against him
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
MORS IN RUSSIAN CAPITAL
 WRECK GERMAN PROPERTY

PETROGRAD, June 21.-During recent nti-German demonstrations in this city damages estimated at S20,0O0,000 were in Hicted The mobs wrecked five hundred stores and two hundred private residences.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
HAITpS WEEKLY REVOLUTION

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The United States cruiser Washington has been dis patched to Haiti because of the breaking out of new revolution there.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
BRYAN TO BE CANDIDATE
 FOR NEBRASKA SENATORSHIP

WASHINGTON, June 24.-It is stated here that William J. Bryan will be a candi- date for senator from the State of Nebraska
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
SENSATIONAL NEWS STORY
 EXTRACTED BY TRIBUNE

NEW YORK, June 23.-The New York Tribune, which some days ago printed story to the effect that Anton Meyer Ger hard, the emissary of German Ambassador Bernstorff to the German govrnment, was iii reality Dr. Alfred Meyer, member ot the German privy council and purchasing agent of the German army, today prints of the story.
 MT. Gerhard arrived in Berlin some days ago from Washington
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
Attack Threatened

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga.. June 24 Ru 1aors are current of a possible attack on rhe prison farm, and the guards have been Iu- creased.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
HARVESTER TRUST CASE

WASHINGTON, June 23-The harvester trust case has been reopened in the United States supreme court, and new arguments will be heard at the October term.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
Villa Is WilIinq

FL PASO, June 21.-The Villa govern rlent has announced that it will submit to the plans for the pacifcation of Mexico pro posed by Washington.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
May Be Withdrawn

MADRID, June 25.-King Alfonso has asked the cabinet to remain in office, and 1t is probable that the resignatlons of the min- isters may be withdrawn.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26

The launch Beaver, with the passengers from the Washburn, arrived from Dlkeman at 6:15 last evening.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
 OF PRESIDENT WILSON

WASHINGTON, June 24.-lf the wife of President Wilson had lived until today they would have celebrated the thirtieth ami versary of their wedding.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
Carranza RepuIsed by Zapata

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Zapatas forces defending Mexico City have attacked and repulsed the forces of General Carranza,
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
SPANISH GOVERNMENT
 IN NEED OF WAR SlNEWS

MADRID, June 23,-The cabinet has re- signed on account of the failure to secure the recently authorized government loan.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26

Judge Bunnell of the district court spent a few days on the creeks this week.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
ADVANCE 0F ITALIANS
 MEETS WITH CHECK

ROME June 25-Fo Hense the principal work of the Austrian stronghold Maboge has been reduced by the artillery e o the Italian troops who have also captured Gorna. ROME June 2-Heavy artillery fighting has developed along the entire Italian front Along the Carn Alps the fortress of Nabogeh still stops the Italian advance On inc onzo front the Italians have made advances the between GoerAa and Playa Italian flyers have seriously damaged the Austrian positions the Isonzo front An Austrian fleet has bombarded Monopoh nng much damage
 Sgnor Marcon the Italian inventor, has joined the lieutenant in the aeropane
 Encounter Snowstorm BRESCIA June 23A has halted military operations on the summit of the Aissmo.
 Raid on Venice Feared VECE June 2-Suct precautions have been adopted for the safety of the popuace in the event of an air raid
 Hit and Run Tactics VIENNA June 2-he Austrian varshps which bombaded Italian ports have retreated safely to their base
 Aushians Badly Beaten, Say Italians VERONA June 25-Ihe Aurian strongly reinforced along the whole front taken the offensive have been badly beaten
 No Decisive Success, Say Austans VIENNA June Z5The Italians after month of fighting, have succeeded decisvey point
 ON THE WESTERN FRONT LONDON June 25-Whie the Russians slowly eeahng in East French slowly gaining certain points the western front Fighting also reported from the Measz Champaign and Lor rane districts.
 German Bombardment of Dunknk Continues DINKIRK June 25-Thiy-sx of explosives and metal have been thrown this city from the German position behind Dmud Many persons have been killed and wounded
 Canadian Battalion Annihilated TORONTO June 2Word has been received that the First Vest crn Ontario battalion practically has been annhaed near Lebae
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
IS SECRETARY OF STATE

24-Pr t President Wilson the
  resigned. All foreign over1nens I zee H. where vls off of Mr. decided uneb bcfor the Presidents departure
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26

Job Printing at Pioneer office.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
TRY TO BLOW UP ANDY

NEW YORK, June 24-Three sticks of dynamite were found today on the doorstep of Andrew Carnegie's Fifth avenue home.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26

Visit our new store at Flat
 Boas the Clothier.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-01

acre of land that il passes. 1t is an
uphill proposition to get men of
money and brains to invest in lands
in communities where the roads are
in bad condition, when they can 20
to other sections where such CON
ditions do not exist
Bismarck Gazette.
A severe rain and hail storm
struck jefferson county about 8
O'Clock Monday morning doing thous-
ands of dollars worth OF DAMAGE.
Crops Of all kinds were DESTROYED
and thousands Of voung chickens
were scared from their roosts and
killed by the hail In many or
chards the growing fruit was strip
ped from the branches and the bark
on the green trees was torn of by
The violence Of the hail storm.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-01

There was a tremendous destruction
of window glass by the hail at Fes-
tus and Crystal City, In the latter
place the plate-elass plant suffered
a loss Of thousands of dollars through
the destruction by the hail of 1000
sheets of glass, Crystal City report
ell damage to $50 houses and at
Festus 400 houses were damaged
by the hail breaking window panes,
In this vicinity We had a heavy rain
storm, but no wind and hail.
East Prairie Eagle.
A Benton. Mo, dispatch of the
20th says; A body identified as
that Of William Teichman. 20 years
Did, OF Cape Girardeau. who diSap-
peared while ON a fishing trip
Wednesday. was found in the river
ioday The Coronets jury returned
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-01

a verdict of death by accidental
drowning His parents believed he
had been murdered
Piedmont Banner.
St, Francois county will vote dry
at the special election to be held
July IL. Our readers. of course will
recognize this merely as a venture
IN prophecy But the fact is that
the doom of the liquor traffic in st.
Francois county has been written
large in all the signs and porterts
Tor some time. Pennington. the
county seat, is already dry Tse.
dry sentiment prevails in many %.
ralities 1t has been increasingly
for saloon men to Set sign
PTS for their petitions. and this diff
'ulty has automatically reduced the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-01

to be a big city some day in the
mining line II things keep on open
ine up around us
Maiden Merit.
Southeast Missouri has GOT to inn
prove her roads IL she expects north
ern capital to invest in our lands at
the price asked for same in a high
state of cultivation, and We are
bound to have these people with us.
We need their money and they need
our lands. Organized efforts should
be put forth in every neiehborhood
to build permanent roads They
are just as essential as were the
drainage bitches and If they cannot
be had in any other way the land
should be assessed according to bene-
fits derived. Permanent roads will
add $40 per acre valuation TO every
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-07-01
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Southeast News.

'apC tepnbEcan,
John V. Priest. Jr. while crankine
one Of the Priest. Behring's delivery
autos. had his arm broken yesterday.
The usual mishap. backiirinq or
kicking caused the accident.
Robert C. Crow. insurance agent
and former postmaster Of Caruthers.
Vile. who disappeared so mysterious
Iy from the Pontiac hotel In ST Louis
last December. has been found as mn
enlisted soldier in the army An
insurance company in which he held
policy located him
Maiden Merit
In n neiahboriHe to~n is sign
posted. which reads This is your
street in your ciGy, keep ii as clean
MS your Tunm in your house A
rather eSac',ng request bu, a good
motto for any section of our city.
Too many citizens, CHI and young.
seem To think tha, their obligations
II u.a,ncss and cleanliness ends a,
the front gate
William & Walls If near Sena,h
died from Il gun sho, june 20 said
To have been fred by Dave Stephens
Walls aud some companions were
intoxicated aud disturbed Stephens
and hts family Sunday night and
stephens fred q sl.a from a gun to
scare them Away from his home
Thcy returned the next morning
booking for trouble with the above
resul,
tgedsttessawa Tgthane,
The Frwierirk,own Auto club has
had boys picking up the nails FROM
the streets this week In iew hours
Monday they picked up about half
u kef Of has rusty fellows and then
some of the machine a~nrts ~uGHser
why they have so many punctarrs
An hiea would, l~ for no one TO
lhfoa nails in the streets nor trash
that has slass. nails az any metal
In IL
Fsossoto Press
An independent reduction and
fertilizer rian, i'll north jefferson
county south Of the city limits of
ST. Louis under the psu,eSt Of forty
one property owners, was ordered
rloSesi hs the Clayton court This
plant was operated by Edward l.
rassilly and has lawreMe e The
'xty-one property owners have rich
'ountry homes near this plant The
,wness claim to have SiS0.000 in
.rstri In the business According
o order Of the court the plant will
'lose july |
)rs1.aso rre.s
Freight Traffic Manager c, T.
'crkins Of the Missouri Pacific has
Io,iiied station agents to refuse TO
llo~ eonsieness ol bulk freight to
eddie goods out of ears at destina-
ion. The use of cars as salcsrooms,
" the disposal oi apples and other
teigh,. has become too common to
G tolerated. and the practice is now
lrhiddeu no, only on account OF
of economy. also be-
allse OF the possibility Of bodily ac-
dent to persons doing business in,
n or around freight cars. This or
er will not allow car load lots OF
,ods to be brought in and sold in
with the merchants who
~ license and rent on buildings -
Tribune, to
A. En.x ana ,,f the ax,narS nf -