davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-11
$500 = $4,000 = $1,000
SPECIALS

ONE 4-tsH. P. GAS ENGINE .... sll5
ONE 3-HP. KEROSENE ENGINE 20
ONE 2I,-HP GAS ENGINE $3.50. IS
ONE i15-H. P. GAS ENGINE ,.....,. a.
Kerosene Engines, throttiing governor ana
ali Engines are new and equipped with
Webster rraEneto.
ONE 26-INCH CIRCULAR SAW,
0 9Nr ksfY TIiI TABLE SAW FRAME. $3.50
Is CAsT-IRON CORNER FEED BOXES,
Z CASTIRON HAY RACKS. each -. si.ie
MARSH ALLEN co.
NJ r. Tel iAo Orange county Fhone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-11

In the family of William Cotey of
Yergennes, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotey, three
sons and three daughters, are all i'll
with the influenza.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-11

Nelson Duba, a student at the Uni
versity of Vermont, while visiting his
mother in Vergennes over Sunday, was
injured while skiing, In coming down
steep hill he was thrown and fell on
rock, injuring his back,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-11

FOR SALE-Private clearinghouse doing q
paying business owner leaving town for
particulars apply by letter TO B. care Of
this Office. 277t6+
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-23
Ell MOMENTO
DE ACTUAR


Va muchos 10 han dscutido. Tn sin
nGmero de mobiles maestros, guiados por
esa franqueza que debe ser innata en-
cada uno, impnlsados por altos idea
les de reivindicaci6n professional, han
analizado Ia pcnosa situaci6n por que
atraviesa el maestro de hoy, exponien
do en- razonadas y ffrmes ideas las
condolences incompatibles que cnvuel-
ven la vida de aquel.
Muchos, repito, 10 han manifestado;
pero queda algo, bastante, por decir.
Y es el deber de cada uno expire
sar probar parte de ello, anque en-
poeas palabras, pero concisas v fran
cas- sin que ofrezcan lugar a dudas.
Nadie debe quedar en- silencio. consu
miendo asi su sentimiento ,verguenza
ly reputation. olga cada cual 10 que
sienta pueda, para que de ese modo
esas mdltiples manifestaciones de sim
ceridad sc confundan en- una sola po-
tente y esplendorosa, digna Gnica
en- aleanzar justo y merecido recono
cimiento de nuestros derechos inaliena-
bles.
No en- baIde no Sc nos atiende con
la urgencia e interes debidos; sola
mente un corto n1mero habla, escribe
0 protesta. ;Son ellos los iinicos dis
gustados Y necesitados? No. sOmos to-
dos los oprimidos directa indirecta-
mente. Y 81 la totalidad sufre, que Sc
olga un solo lamcnto, un solo grito,
una sola protesta.
i Necesitamos ser meiores atendidos.
0 81 no, como dice el compaTero Do
minguez Nieves, hay otros campos de
mas acci6n, que ofrecen mas porvenir.
va que Ia vocacion nos ha colocado
en- ese puesto noble, de moral Y pa
triotismo, no permitamos que por mas
tempo seamos los infelices asalaria-
dos, exentOs de Iibertades.
Ahora es ell momento precise de ac-
tuar. No temamos. Levantad una sola
voz, una sola idea y un solo estandar
te. Que el 6xito sea de todos la de
cepci6n para todos. Y 81 10 que pedimos
es justo, hemos de triunfar.
A. MOB. SERVER
Comerio, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-23

Mas la naci0n que ha guerreado tres
veces en- unos cuantos amos. que ha per
dido la sexta partc de sus hijos que
recoge, como fruto de tan ~colosales
esfuerzos, una humiliation una am
putaci6n dolorosa, tasca ell freno de su
impotencia. Y lejos de resignarse y
ponerse al trabajo, Sc embriaga de ideo
logfas rojas y de rencores, y pugna Ell
Balkan, que no pudo hacer suyo.
Y las 1ltimas leccioncs generates
han dado los xaltados una aplastan-
te mayorfa. Son III contra 66 burgue-
ses. Nj un solo liberal (german6lilo)
ha logrado ell acta.
Y entire los III izqueirdistas, AZ son
comunistas bolcheviques, del partido de
Blagoyef, el Trotzky bdlgaro.
Sin embargo, osc crea Que Buiga~
ria, pals de pequchos propictarios, de
mocracia aldcana y fuertemente con
servadora, sc ia transfrmado de un
modo radical ha aceptado eI comu-
nismo como formula 1nica. NADIA de
ESQ. Los xtrmistas han sido votados
por mmrsfsims mdrads, Antiques par
tidarios dc Alnfania. Radoslavof, el HON
bre dc la guerra, furioso porque los
hechos probaron que Sc equiyoc6, pre-
tende hacer de Bulgaria un foco de
anarqufa que irradie desorden desde el
Mar Negro al Egeo, y desde el Da.
nubio las Bocas del Cattaro. \ sus
amigos, unidos los boleheviques, de.
rrotaron a casi todos los politicos que
seguian las banderas del populista Cue
chof del dem6crata MaIinof.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-23
Ell RADICALISMO
DEL DESPECHO
BULGARIA Y
SUS DEMAGOGOS
Nacionalismo y
Bolcheyismo

Raro cs el dia en- que no Sc recibe
en- las Redacciones de los grandes pc
ri6dieos europeos y americanos un des
pacho de Atenas, Belgrade Bucarest
comunicando noticias alarmantes de
Bulgaria. Unas veces Sc trata de huel
gas. Ctras, de subIevaciones militia
res. Otras, de crisis ministeriales Otras,
de motines ciudadanos, reprimidos san
grientamentc.
iQue es, en- deGnitiva, 10 Que en-
Bulgaria sucede2 Scncillameutc, que
los bdgaros son un pueblo vencido.
Hubo m momcnto en- que cl zar
Fernando dc Coburgo, que hab'a he
cho su segunda TRACTION famosa alta
cando a los serbios por la espada al
Yer que Mackensen forzaba Ia Inca
del Dauubio Y tomaba Belgrade, ere
70 que iba a realizar su sueno de ser
emperador de los Balkanes Serbia va
no existia Rumania estaba reducida
la Dobrudia al Adriatico de Albania
ondeaba el pabell6n bdlgaro victorio-
so. Solo en- torno de SaI6nica, m ei6r-
cito abigarrado, donde fraternizaban
mas de diez razas, oponia una resis
tcncia met6diea al avance triunfal de
los eiercitos centroeuropeos.
Mas lego el desastre, Los austro-
hGngaros habian fracasado en- cl Pia-
We y los alemanos en- ell Maruc Los
turcos veian deshechas, en- Palestina
y Mesopotamia, sus lltimas divisiones
regulares. Y un dfa, Franchet d Els
percy, que seguia los planes redaeta-
dos por Guillaumat, irrpmpi6 brusca-
mente entire Monastir y el norto de
Sal6nica
Y los bdlgaros fucron aniquilalos
en- una semana de batalla y persecution.
Pidieron socorros Alemania. Mas
Alemania no podfa ayudarles. Y Sc
rindieron.
Los Aliados no les trataron dema
siado NAL. Rumapia y Serbia, y tam
bi6n Greeia, pedian que Sc les destru-
vera nacionalmente. El Consejo Supre
mo no las escuch6, Y Bulgaria segui-
ra viviendo, algo disminuida, pero con
servando todos los pafses indiscutible
y tradicionalmente bulgaros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-23

pos de aqui, para que en- union del
competente grupo de cirujanos, COM
puesto por los doctores Juan E. Ro-
driguez, Ramon L. Rodriguez, Hiram
Gonzalez, Manuel Fossas, Dueho y We
ga, hagan de Bayam6n una ciudad
EN- ,donde los pacientes puedan con
siderarse completamente protegidos con
ira cualquier enfermedad que pueda
atacarles, no teniendo que recurrir a
los hospitales de otra ciudad.
Reciban los doctores Juan E. Ro-
driguez y Eladio Izquierdo, mi mas
calurosa y sincera felicitaci6n por sus
triunfos.
El Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-23
NOTAS DE BAYAMON
GRANDEs TRIUNFos DE LOS DOC
torres RODRIGUEZ E IzoUIERDo

En- la noche del IS fue admitida en-
el hospital municipal la sonora Clara
Santos, residente en- el barrio de Mi
nillas.
Esta sefiora, estando tostando cafe,
sinti6 una fuerte detonaci6n, cayen-
do al sueIo inmediatamente, de donde
fue recogida trafda a esta ciudad.
Segln investigation practicada. Sc lie
go la conclusion de que la herida
fue producida por hab6rsele introdu-
edo en- ell vientre el plomo dc una
bala que, al parecer estaba entire el
cafe al scr cchado al caldero.
La sonora que Sc encontraba en- los
dltimos meses de embarazo, aparecia
con ell rostro livido las pulsaciones
muy rapidas. Fu6 conducida a ia sala
de operaciones, en- la que los docto--
res Juan E. Rodriguez, director del
establecimiento ell doctor Eladio II
quierdo le encontraron en- ell vientre
La perforaci6n dc iuna bala de re-
yolyer, de siete miIfmetros, localiza
da en- Ia region abdominal izquierda.
El Aoctor Izquierdo hizo uso del
escalpelo, teniendo como ayudantes al
conocido y habil cirujano menor don
Juan |. Ferrer y la senorita Angela
Gonzalez, "ndrse" que desempcna Ell
cargo de superintendenta del hospi-
tai.
III doctor Izquierdo efectu6 una in
cisi6n en- la Inca semilunal, siguiendo
la. perforacion efectuada por Ell pro-
yectil. Al cabo de tres minutes, Sc ha
bia alberto va la cavidad abdominal.
notandose que la matriz de tan infe-
liz sonora habfa sido perforada. Pro
cediose a la extracci6n> de la misma,
cargada con la critura, y por una in
cisi6n practicada en- dicho 6rgano, pu
do extraer una hermosa criatura, com
pletamente viva.
Las s'nurses" sehorita Paula Rosa
do y Catalina Rosario Sc hicieron car
60 del niho.
Tan delicada operacion fu6 verifca
da en- menos de una hora.. La enfer
ma esta va convaleseiente.
Con sgusto consignamos en- esta no.
ia, la delicada operaci6n efectuada por
los medicos compueblanos, para que
Sc sepa que el Hospital de Bayam6n
cuenta no solamente con facultativos,
practicahtes y nurses" competent
simos, 81 que tambien son los elemen-
tos indispensables para la realization
de cualquier operaci6n por diffciI que
sea. Los doctores Juan E. Rodriguez
Y Eladio Izquierdo constantemente es-
tan recibiendo felicitaciones por sus
exitos PROFESSIONALS y por su fna cor
tesla y prontitud en- atender cual
quier bora del dia 0 de la noche, al
llamamiento que Sc les haga para aten
der un paciente.
Desea la ciudad que el doctor Tz-
quierdo no Sc ausente en- buenOs ITEM
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-23
Dice que on Vega Alta
no hubO tai ChOque

El sabado estuvo en- esta Redac-
ci6n el comerciante don Rafael We
ga, de Vega Alta, que figura entire
los detenidos por los sucesos ocurri
dos EN- dicho pueblo, para infor-
marnos que no es cierto que ha-
bfa ocurrido una collision eptre la
policfa y los huelguistas.
Queda complacido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-23
Las Enfermeras de la Cruz Roja
dicen que el Mu-col es Ell Don
mas Grande que la Ciencia
ha hecho a la Muier.

FL Mu-col es I'm polvo antiseptico
sanativo maravilloso que imparte aliyio
a las mujeres que sufren de Leucorrea,
Secreciones de NAL Caracter, Ulcera-
ci6n Depression del Utero, de cual-
quiera otra dolencia cronica femenina.
Una cuoharadita colmada de Mu-col
disuelta en- dos litros de aqua caliente
que sc applique en- la maiiana en- la
noche como ducha vaginal sanara
pronto las parties afectadas y las restau-
rara su condicion normal.
Medicos prominentes prescriben el
Mu-col como el antiseptico mas eficaz
que puede usarse en- el parto deSpues
del parto, recomiendan siempre sus
muchos otros usos. Conservese un pa
quote Ell la casa para las emergencies.
De Venta en- Todas las 5oticas. .
Pida muestra gratis a
BENITO GONZALEZ.
r. .. Box Fl. San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-23
BENITo GONZALEZ

Mi muchacho lie llevara la elm
ia Que ordene.-Ojeda. Advt.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09

is 300TH ANNIVERSARY

The first observance in Keokuk of
the tercentenary of the landing of
the Pilgrims will be that OF tomor-
row evening when an illustrated lee
ture viii be presented in st. Johns
Episcopal church. The lecture will
be free, and the public is invited to
attend the affair.
The lecture which was written by
the Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, after
years of preparation and study, will
be presented by the Rev. w. S. d..
Lamont, and will be illustrated with
stereoptican views. The lecture
necessarily will be presented in two
parts, one on Wednesday night and
the other one in December.
1t will be three hundred years this
coming month that the Pilgrims first
set foot ON New England soil. The
celebrations concentrating this
event have been held in both Old
England and New England, and there
are observances of the event planned
in many OF the cities and towns OF
the United States.
This program tomorrow night will
be the first that has been held in
Keokuk and for the historical value
of the event as well as for the in
terest attaching to 1t, locally, keokuk
people are invited to attend the lee
ture.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
STRIKE TRIAL
is CONTINUED
Further indictments Expected II
Case Who're Attorney General
10 Played by Federal
Judge.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. o.
Further indictments in connection
with the coal miners strike Of a
year ago are expected to be sought
here as result Of changes caused in
the governments plans for prosecut-
ing 215 coal miners and operators on
charges of conspiring to violate the
Lever law, it was learned today.
Attorney General Palmer's instruc-
lions to his aides here that acts com
mitted previously to strike injunc-
ton proceedings in November 1919,
were not to be used as evidence in
the trial resulted yesterday in the
trial being continued to January 10
at the request of the government.
Frederick Van Nuys, U. S. attorney,
and l.. Ert Slack, special assistant
to Van Mugs, declared Palmer's in.
structions took the heart Of their
case" and that they would be unable
to proceed with the case until they
had rearranged their plans. Van
Mugs indicated to Anderson he might
have to seek other indictments.
Anderson, in granting the continu-
ance, flayed Palmer, saying the at
torney general had come strangely
near to compromising felony"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
GIVES ADVICE TO
ANYONE DESIRING
RENEWED ENERGY
Peoria Manufacturer Recon-
mends Trutona Because He
Knows It's Excellent
Tonic.

PEORIA, Ill, Nov. ST don't hest
tate to recommend Trutona to anyone
needing an excellent tonic says Hen
ry Holt, a well known Peoria cigar
manufacturer, who lives at 402k Elm
street.
my general system had been out of
shape" he continued. My appetite
was poor. What little food l ate caus-
ed me to suffer from bloating and
heartburn. I didn't rest well at night,
and usually felt tired and draggy
during the day. I was losing weight.
and constipation bothered me great
deal.
"I'ye taken only one bottle of Tru-
tona, but I'm convinced that it's an
excellent tonic. ! eat heartily now,
and I'm not bothered with the former
bloating and heartburn anymore. l
sleep soundly at night, too, and get
up in the mornings feeling refreshed.
In fact, I'm just full OF pep since
taking Trutona This wonderful medl-
cine has also regulated my bowels,
and I'm regaining some of my lost
weight, now"
Composed of powerful ingredients,
skillfully blended Trutona goes
straight to the seat of your troubles,
rebuilds WORKOUT tissues, and gives to
you vitality and energy OF the KIND
which SCOTS at hardships. A trial will
convince you that there is no flaw
in the compromising of Trutona, the
Perfect Tonic Try it today. and en-
Joy the vigor of life which is sure to
follow.
Trutona is sold in Keokuk at Fred
Wa1necke's Drug Store, successor to
McGrath Bros, in Warsaw, ILL.,, at H..
A. Brinkman's Drug Store and in Ham
ilton, ILL.,, at w. c. Hughes Drug
StoTe-Adv.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
NAVY RECRUITS
BEING SOUGHT
Mate Edison Opens Naval Station Here
and VIII Enlist Men for the
Service in All
Branches.

Machinist's Mate Edison of the
United States navy recruiting service
is in Keokuk this afternoon to open
the station here until Saturday and
will be glad to talk navy to any OF
the men in Keokuk who are thinking
of enlisting.
The navy is still shy 26,SS0 men
in order to bring it up to the author
lied strength, $4,000. Last week.
2249 men were enlisted and for the
past month they have averaged over
tho thousand men week. "a.
Men enlisting now will have the OPP
portunity of spending the coming
winter in the tropics, as both fleets
will be in Central America during
cold weather.
On June 81, 1921 the Atlantic fleet
starts on a cruise visiting Havana,
Cuba: Puerto, Spain; Trinidad, Bahia,
Brazil; Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; Monte
videa, Uruguay: Buenos Aires, Argen-
tine Republic; Cape Town, South
Africa, and the Isle of Helena On
the same date, the Pacific fleet starts
on a cruise to the south sea Islands,
| Australia, New leland and Tasmania
| All men enlisting at this time will be
able to choose whatever fleet they de,
sire and will make the designated
cruise. s
On November II, 1920 will terminate
the privilege Of ex-service men receiV
ing special benefits. Men who have
served in the navy and have been hon
orably discharged within one year
from Nov. II, and who re-enlist, will
receive the four months bonus pay
and all other awards granted to regu
, lar ex-service men who have re-en
listed within the four months period.
The cruises south for the winter
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
GYRO CLUB
WILL ELECT
Candidates. Choose Party Names ana
viii Conduct Election Along
Regular Lines Next Mon
day Night.

The Gyro club held it's regular
weekly banquet and meeting at lne
Y. M. c.. A. last night with Z. r. NC
Farland as the guest OF honor. Mr.
cEar,and talked Interestingly of the
cotton crop Of the south. ~
Following Mr.. Mctariands taih
the club proposed names OF canoloates
for officers for the coming term 10 pe
voted on at the next regular meetlnS'
Two distinct parties were orsanlzeo'
the Freefers and the Oyate Wanykopl'
The Freefers appeared with Pa.-
form all printed and to which thelr
candidates were pledged.
The election will take place next
Monday night following the banquet.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
BAND LEAVES
AT $3.50 A. M.
keokuk Concert Organization Under
Direction Of w. II. Bower Goes
to Fort Madison Early
Armistice Day.

The Keokuk Concert band will leave
Keokuk at $3.50 o'clock on trucks for
Fort Madison, Thursday morning.
The band is being sent by the citizens
of Keokuk to Fort Madison to play
during the Armistice day festivities
there.
Through an error 1t was announced
that the leaving time would be later.
The band members are asked by those
in charge Of the program to note chat
the hour is $50 o'clock.
Big preparations for crowd are
being made, and Keokuk will send a
big delegation to Fort Madison dur
ing the day, by automobiles and
trains.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
MOVING PICTURES
Grand,

SrdnQ.
The Grand has in store another
one of it's famous double feature pro
grams for today and tomorrow. Vio-
let Henning, charming young star Of
the famous Paramount classic
"Everywoman," will be seen in a
brilliant perturbation of David
Graham Phillips famous novel, The
Cost" one of the most ,labo"d e
photoplays Of the year. It's a ro-
nance of New York society and rs
luxurious settings will more Than
amaze you. On the same program
you will see one of the best Mack
Sennett comedies to date. Charles
Murray, Ford Sterling and a regular
Sennett cast in Don't Weaken" a
high-grade slap stick comedy with
plenty of fun for everybody. A num-
Der Of new stunts are introduced and
every one is a laugh producer. Come
early.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
stsba SELF With Dagger.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Miss Theodore
Saunders, 90, Of Laredo, Texas, com.
mitted suicide here today by stab
bling herself in the throat with a dag
ger. according to police.
Miss Saunders. police said, was
talking with H. H. Gorvel in the Fort
Dearborn hotel. when, according to
Gorvel, she drew a dagger from the
folds of her dress and plunged it into
her throat.
Miss Saunders was here on visit
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
BOARD SECURES
BLOCK OF GROUND
Eleven Lots and Part Of Twelfth Con-
veyed by the Pechsteins and
John Naeel to independent
School District
COST OF PLOT IS $27, 500
Deed is Filled Today and Board is Pre-
pairing to Submit Question OF
Bond Issue Before Christ
COST OF PLOT is $4,000

An entire block of ground with the
exception of portion of one lot, has
been purchased by the independent
school district for the site for a new
high school The warranty deeds
transferring the property were filed
with the recorder today. The proper
ty is located on Main and Blondeau
streets and bounded by Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. 1t is the old
Pechstein and Nagel brewery prop
,,erty.
The parties to transfer are John
Nagel, Henry Pechstein, Elizabeth F..
Pechstein and Catherine Pechstein.
The amount of the transfer is SIT,
500, which is considered by those who
erty to be bargain.
The board secures possession OF
eleven lots and part of twelfth by
this transfer of property. The part
of the twelfth is that occupied by the
Coca-Cola people, and is the brick
building on the corner of Fourteenth
and Main streets.
An option was secured by the board
at this reasonable figure in the sum-
mer, and after several weeks, during
which time the title was being brought
to date, the board becomes the posses
sor of the property.
AS soon as the necessary legal steps
can be taken and as soon as some
idea can be ascertained on the cost
of the new building, an election will
be called especially to. vote on the
proposition to issue bonds for the
construction of new high >vnool.
The board is preparing to submit the
question to the voters of the city be-
fore Christmas, if its present plans
will carry.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
Hippodrome.

Blanche Sweet, who is THE Girl
in the Web" at the Hippodrome
theatre today and tomorrow, is &C
cused of so many crimes that, in self
defense, she has TO turn sleuth and
catch the criminals.
Miss Sweet plays the role Of social
secretary to Mrs. Samuel Van Zile
Janney. She is accused of stealing
Mrs. Janney's jewels, kidnapping her
granddaughter and alternating the
affections of the child7s father, who
has quarreled with his wife. There
were slews of detectives working on
the case, but it was Blanche Sweet
who caught the thief and aided in
rescuing the child.
After her name is cleared THE
Girl in the Web" says yes" to her
hero. enacted by Nigel Barrie. Others
in the cast are Christine Mayo
Adele Harrington, Thomas Jefferson
Hayward and Peaches Jackson.
Also lightning Bryce"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09

and the proposed trips to foreign
countries by both fleets are separate.
The regular trip south for the winter,
starts after the Christmas holidays
and the return north comes in the
month of May.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09

a few days she had been in poor
health for some time. Mrs, Trueblood
was 10 years old and had lived in this
vicinity all her life and by her excel
lent character had won many friends.
Funeral services were held Saturday
morning at the Cedar church. She is
survived by her husband and one son
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
DES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 9.-Albert
Green, negro, today pleaded guilty to
second degree murder in district court
here and was sentenced to serve fifty
years in the state penitentiary.
Charles Peters, taxi-driver, was
Green's victim.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-09
Gasoline Blows Up.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
GALVESTON, Tex. Nov. Eff
teen men were injured, eight serious
Iy, when eighty gallons of gasoline
which had drained from a pctcock
into the bilge of the Southern Pacific
Steamship company launch Ouida
blew up today.
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Grafton officers at Indianapolis. The
message also invited Governor Har-
ding to address meeting of the fed
Grafton on December sixth at Indian
apolis. Harding has taken the invi-
tation under advisement he said.
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Fifteen Round Bout.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Mike O'Dowd,
former middle weight champion, and
JEFF Smith. will meet in fifteen
round decision bout tonight in Madi-
son Square Garden. The winner will
be matched for championship bout
with Johnny Wilson, title holder.