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EVERYWHERE'S NEWS IN TABLOID FORM Erie, Pa. Robbers held up Robt. Edwards, Chicago, keeper of steamer Dunham, robbed him-of $29.50,'Jock ed him in refrigerator box, then awaited return of Edwards' partners and robbed them. Pittsburgh. Mother of Henry Rokowski, youthful desperado, hurl ed herself in front of B. & O. express, railed. Crazed by fear son would be captured and executed. Terre Haute, Ind. John Irwin, 38, and May Ozee, 18, arrested. Eloped. Irwin deserted wife and child. Indianapolis. Grant Young, col ored restaurant keeper, shot to death and robbed of $5. No clue. Salt Lake City, Utah. Judge Or lando Powers, who defended Clar ence S. Darrow in second trial at Los Angeles on charge of bribery, dead. Vera Cruz. Branch of bank of London and Mexico reopened ' after Huerta's unprovided bank holiday. Refused to honor checks drawn for more than 200 pesos. San Francisco. 2,500 unemployed invited Gov. Johnson to meet them on a back lot and tell them what he meant to do to relieve their condi tion. New York. Auto accidents here in 1913 resulted in death of 302 per sons, half of whom were children. London. England is about to send expedition against Mad Mullah in Somaliland, according to report. Philadelphia. E. T. Stotesbury, head of Drexel & Co. and partner in Morgan Co., refused to say whether he will resign from many director ates he holds in this and other states. New York. Whitelaw Reid's es tate appraised at $1,398,884.94. Widow gets bulk. Des Arc, Ark. Jesse Whiteman killed Wesley Nunn because Bessie Baty promised to marry him. Rivals. Metz, Germany. 7 soldier.s in stantly killed and 4 seriously injured when military special train collided with bulkhead on a "blind" siding. Constantinople. Izzet Pasha, Turkish minister of war, resigned. Indianapolis. Fire destroyed four story business block. $300,000 dam age. New York. General rate war may result from dispute between Ham- burg-American and North German Lloyd companies over continental steerage traffic. New York. Thief stole disk of ra dium from Hahnemann Hospital. $100 reward for return. Said to be worth $l,80d. Baltimore, Md. C. E. Ways, old est official Baltimore & Ohio Rail road, dead. Washington. Three girls arrested, chaged with busting nose and mash ing face of Hack Inspector Coffin. Said they thought his badge was a "chicken inspector" one. Dicharged. Centralia, Wash. 31 years after death of her husband, during VhichJ time she raised 9 children, Mrs, Sarah Bennet has been granted gov-3 eminent pension. - Pomona, Cal. Given cot at lodg-j ing. house for 25 cents, unidentified lodger shoved it through window andt sold it for 50 cents. . ? London. The late Thomas CuU veje, stock broker, left $350,000, to cancer hospital. St. Petersburg. Two dead and others missing among soldiers who; guarded tracks ahead of Czar's spe cial train in snowstorm. New York. Central Labor Unionj forwarded resolutions to. Washing--ton asking punishment for Calumet kidnapers of Charles F. Moyer. New York.-- Importations, of dia monds and other gems at New York during 1913 totalled $46,137,328. Springfield, III. Newly-appointed, utilities commission adopted as nil-,., ing recent opinion of Atty. Gen,, Lucey that new law does not bar. railroad company employes from rid-, ing on passes. ,