The Pulaskian., 1916-07-28
NEWS IF THE WEEK
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HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND OTHER COUNTRIES HERE
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s. H. B. Mueller of Quincy met death by drowning at Hannibal, Mo.

 death by drowning at Hannibal, Mo.
 
 William o. Potter, judge of the mu- nicipal court at Marion, H., has with drawn from the race for the Republic an nomination for state senator from the Fiftieth district.
 Judge and Mrs. H. A. Miller of Leb- anon, H., celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
 Anthony, Jr., the 18-month-old son of Anthony Tell, choked to death on stick of candy at the home of his par ents on the South Side at Chicago. Sergius Sazonoff, Russian minister of foreign affairs, has resigned. He Is succeeded by Boris Vladismirovitch Sumner, the premier, who has taken over the office.
 between the United States and Den mark for the purchase of the Danish West Indies. The United Stages, it is said. will pay $25,000,00O for the is- lands.
 William Sulzer, former governor 0 New York, has announced that he had agreed to accept the presidential nom- ination of the new American party, which holds its first national conven- tion in Minneapolis next Tuesday.
 Seven hundred miners employed by the American Bauxite Go. at Bauxite, Ark, have struck for the second time within month.
 Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the Eng fish suffragist leader, who since Jan. 15 has been touring this country in the interest of destitute Seryians, has left in the steamship Saxonia for Liv- erpool.
 A few hours after Mrs. Vesta Davis, wife of Maj. Henry c. Davis of the United States marine corps, had sub mitted to a dental operation she died in hospital of blood poisoning.
 
 Two British prisoners have been killed by guards in riot in work shops near the detention camp in Berlin.
 A Zeppelin airship which raided Riga was hit by shells from Russian high-angle guns and wrecked.
 J. C. Jackson of Danville, a negro, is in jail here following his arrest on warrant charging he collected funds for "the white horse army manual training industrial school and or phans' home" at Danville, mythical institution.
 Miss Alice Mazerky, former Chi cago social settlement worker, will not be executed for high treason in Austria, the state department has an nounced.
 The body of Charles Marcell of New York, who, with James H. Hurty, also of New York, left in canoe early in June for Sault Ste Marie, Mich, was found on the shore of Albany Island, near here.
 Officers of the Rosiclare and the Fairview Spar mines at Rosiclare, Ill, closed their plants indefinitely as a result of strike and resultant vio- Hence.
 The fleet of deep sea treasure hunt ing ships which will seek to recover the million dollars worth of silver bullion aboard the sunken Spanish steamer Merida put into Newport News for repairs.
 Leo Palace, 2 years old, at Joliet, H., was attacked by a rooster which he was trying to chase and as re- suit is in a serious condition. The rooster turned on him and pecked him in the head, rendering him uncon- scious
 An American four-masted schooner, presumably laden with petroleum, and three Swedish steamers laden with pulp have been captured by German torpedo boats and taken into Swine nunde.
 Five policemen, answering hurry call in Kansas City, Kan, were in jured when a front spring of their au- tomobile. running at high speed. col lapsed.
 Six men were injured when dyna- mite bomb exploded in steam roller in Chicago. Labor trouble is blamed for the explosion.
 The American tank ship Gold Shell, which struck mine off the mouth of the Gironde, en route from Newport News to Bordeaux. was found not to have been badly damaged
 Abram Elkus of New York was nom mated by President Wilson as ambas- sador to Turkey to succeed Henry Moruoutha11