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I5?ip5wHisstPf rstmsw Duluth, Minn. SnouffeH in North ern Minnesota and "along shores of Lake' Superior. Record for early snowfall. St- Petersburg. Local newspapers declare that England, Prance and Germany have jointly notified Japan that if Japanese troops are landed at Nanking the three powers will be forced to do likewise. Breslau. Police report efght sui cides among the 14 persons arrested in connection with scandal involving 72 school girls. Army officers, bank ers, merchants and professional men among those held Monroe, Mich. Frank Lemerand, 62, for many years chief of police, dropped dead. Heart disease. Pontiac, Mich. Body of Thomas Burke, Detroit sailor, found hanging in county jail. Had been arrested for attempting td stab policeman. Be lieved demented. Racine, Wis. Mrs. Bridget Ryan, 91, and Mrs. Michael Feeney, 68, found dead at Mrs. Ryan's home. Coal gas. Limon, Col. Posse searching for tramp who shot and killed Conductor Samuel E. Marts of Rock Island road. Camden, N. J. Four to six men reported killed and several injured when mixing" house at Dupont Pow der Mill blew up. Syracuse, N. Y. 1t500 students in two high schools .struck for shorter hours, better food in lunchrooms and to prevent abolition of frats. Police called to quell riot. Buffalo. Steel stearrier Hadding ton aground and in danger of break ing up. New Haven, Conn. Green Ken drick, 62, formerly state senator and mayor of Waterbury, whose resem blance to Grover Cleveland led re porter tp, interview him in 1893 and publish story as coming from late president, dead. New York. Three trainmen killed and 20 passengers injured in head on collision between two electric trains, on Long. Island railroad. Pittsburgh. Aleck Johns, Syrian, carried 11-inch "dirk "between his teeth when, he set out to Mil three men who had beaten him. Arrested.' East Liverpool, O. After wading in river on suicide bent, George Was son found the "water too cdd and postponedhis death.. Waynesburg, Pa. J. W. Closser punched burglar until he begged for mercy. Then kicked him out. Newcastle, Pa. Norman Vandi vort found guilty in second degree of murder of Walter Linnenbrink. Has since, become insane. Lenox, Mass. Four unidentified men stole $2,500 auto from garage of Phillip Blagden, New York. Jersey City. Thos. A. Edison, electrical "wizard, still confined' to bed. Throat trouble. Boston. Wellesley College stu dents must pay advance of $50 in college fees, necessitated by high cost of living. San Francisco. Maury I. Diggs and P. Drew Caminetti'will take cases to Federal Court of Appeals" San Diego, Cal. Chas. R. Drum mond, member of millionaire tobacco family of St.' Louis, wanted in Mis. sourLon charge of bigamy. New York. Paul Poiret, Parisian dressmaker, says slit skirt and shadow gown are too modest. Amer ican women lack daring. Washington. Sec'y of State Bry an has new hat. Velour. Fuzzy. Cost $8. South Bend, Ind. Mrs. Krienke, suffering from lockjaw,, died when attendant tried to force spoonful of water down her throat. Glasgow, Mont. 38,000 persons registered for Fort Peck Indian reser vation opening, land lottery conduct ed by U. S. government. Washington. Black coffee only beverage served at dinner given by Speaker Champ Clark. Anderson, Ind. Mrs. Eva Stain brook granted divorce when she swore husband led her around by nose, made her eat her. .meals-bare,-" Ji.... jHit. aAdiAiaa itaariMMUM ,fc.,. aicdt-itffif v