The day book. [volume], January 14, 1914, LAST EDITION, Image 25

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WHAT HAPPENED
New York. Police discovered Ed
ward Mann, arrested for robbing
cigar store, wore corsets. Said they
kept him warm.
Christiana Miss Henrietta
Hoogh, 27, is first woman diplomat in
world. Appointed secretary of Nor
wegian legation at Mexico City.
Washington. Publication in New
York newspaper that her per capita
wealth is $35 has brought hundreds
of pathetic letters to treasury d'ep't
" from poor people asking for their $35.
Grand Haven, Mich. Michael Lu
loff and David Newell, section men,
run down and instantly killed while
crossing Grand Trunk bridge.
Los Angeles. George H. Avery put
his autojnto garage last night. Found
goat in tonneau; had eaten lialf of
leather cushion.
Portland, Ore. Manufacturing
company used parcel post to send
child's coffin to family in Auburn,
Wash.
New York. Victor Muravlos and
Mary Bodner arrested in connection
with murder of Ivan Martysewicz,
whose body was found in trunk
dumped on street
Columbus, 0. Gov. Cox notified
by Pres. Wilson that Red Cross or
ganization had voted him" "gold
medal of merit" for his course In
handling Ohio flood situation last
March.
Toronto-At White River, Ont,
north of Lake Superior, temperature
is from 45 to 50 below zero.
Fort Worth, Tex. Jas. C. Thomp
son arrested, charged with murder
for tieing horse on bridge, causing
wreck of 'Frisco train. Engineer,
fireman and.brakemankilled.
Springfield, IIIt Dr. John R. Rob
inson, Progressive, Chicago, elected
president state board of health.
" New York Dr. Edward C. Spitz
ka, noted brain specialist and alien
ist, and first physician to declare
puiteau, Pres. Garfield's assassin,
Bane, dead.
OUTSIDE CHICAGO
Paris. Alfred Geri, Florence
dealer in antiques, asked permission,
to sue French government for 10 per
cent of value of picture "Mona Lisa,"
on ground that he discovered the
paining in his city.
Wilmington, Del. Seven sailors of
bark Manga Reva, who mutined
against poor food and abuse, sen
tenced by Federal Judge Bradford to
serve three years and six months in
Atlanta penitentiary and pay fine of
$100 and costs.
Thursday Island, Australia. Mme.
Lillian Nordica, American prima
donna, improved. Illness resulted
from being stranded on steamer Tas
mania, aground recently in Gulf of
Paqua.
Washington. Alarmed by 15 per
cent increase in mine fatalities dur
ing 1913, Sec'y of Interior Lane is
working out remedial program.
New York. Gunboat Smith will
marry Miss Helen Remily pianist and
artist's model, Jan. 17,
Washington. Senate passed Gore
resolution directing investigation as
to feasibility of government owning
Oklahoma oil lands and constructing
oil pipe line from Oklahoma fields to
the gulf.
New; York. Federal Judgd Hough
refused to appoint receivers for Hen
ry Siegel & Co., bankers, thus tem
porarily blocking attempt of deposit
ors to have Siegel and Frank E. Vo
gel examined as to assets and hand
ling of bank funds.
St. Louis, Mo. Because stocks he
sold made good, A. B. Donaldson,
broker, has been paroled from Ches
ter, HI., penitentiary, where he was
serving 3 years on charge of having
sold worthless mining stocks to Mrs.
Belle Ridgely, Assumption, HI.
Washington. Rep Hardy, Texas,
introduced resolution that thanks of
Congress be given Capt Paul H. Krei
bohm of lined Kroonland for his res
cue of 89 persons from steamer Vo
turno last October.