The day book. [volume], January 28, 1914, LAST EDITION, Image 29

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Londonl Taxicab Tilled With jfiil
farijfsuffragets halted by police when
it attempted to enter Downing St.,
wfiere cabinet meeting was in pro
gress. ,
Washington. Officials of Western
Newspaper. Union scathingly, de
nounced by members of Senate lobby
committee after advertising manager
told that Canadian government had
paid firm $42,000 a year for last 12
years for "patent inside" write-ups.
Kalamazoo, Mich. Grand jury re
turned indictment against Chas. B.
Hayes, ex-mayor, charging him with
fraud in connection with sale qf pre
ferred stock of Michigan Buggy Co.
London. Coal porters' strike al
most ended. Citizens carried own
coal during strike. Employers made
no attempt to reach agreement with
men.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Ruth Ensign, 15,
and Edith May, 13, who escaped from
institution at Canton, O., caught
-here.
c Washington;- Unionization of all
federal employes, including govern
ment clerk's, ultimate aim of Amer
ican Federation of "Labor according
to-officials. ' 1
Buffalo, N. Y. Motorman killed,
passengers badly shaken up, when
two crowded cars met head.' dn' in
fog. "
Washington Rep. Brerriher, un
dergoing radium cancer' treatment,
reported improved.
Kansas City", Karijilembrane
from inside of egg' cairBe used with
as good results as human skin in skin,
grafting operations, according to Dr.
Stanley Newhouse.
""Baltimpre, Md. Miss Margaret
Quayle,. daughter Bishop Qtiayie, re
ported'miproved. Cancer yielding to
radium .treatment.
JLSan Francisco. James F. GJeri--nilrd,
ex'-convict, shot and killed" Mrs.
Cleo Ferand, New York widow. She
refused iS marry him after trying to
THE WORLD'S
NEWS IN feRlEF
Zanesvllle,1 O. Man giving name
of Harry Warner arrested on charge
of robbing passengers on Baltimore
6 Ohio train.
New York. Because Gladys Leak,
7 months,, fell out of bed while asleep,
mother put her in bathtub. Valve in
faucet broke. Baby drowne,d.
Glasgow, Scotland. Resenting use
of troops and deportation ot strike
leaders, resolution adopted by labor
party of Great Britain "demanding re
call of Lord Gladstone, governor-general
of British South Africa.
Jackson, Mich. Henry Smith, 25,
Hillsdale, injured in collision between
freight and passenger train Sunday
night, dead. John JiusTi, engineer of
freight train, near death.
Detroit. Suit in Federal Court
against Wabash and Grand Trunk
Railroads, Charging violation Of 28
hour law and of Bafety appliance act:
Indianapolis. No dancing will' be
permitted in public schools.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Tango, Bos
ton dip and bunny hug dances pro
hibited under terms of resolution
adopted by Grace Episcopal Church.
Muskegon. John Clabby, 45, re
cently divorced from wife in Chicago,
blew off part of head with dynamite
cap which he placed in his mouth.
Rome. "Furiana" dance sup
planting tango.
Windsor, Oht. $5,000 damage by
fire to Assumption College in Sand
wich. Jacksonville, III. Deputy; sheriffs
searching for John Henry, who shot
and killed three persons after quarrel
with wife. Intoxicated. Escaped,
Springfield, III. J.J. Ried,45;'pres.
Hied faction International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers, dead.
London. Rubber plating for war
ships experiment being worked on by
British navy
Springfield, III. Constitutionality
of workmen's compensation law en
acted in 1913. involved in first anneal
ltd reach Supreme
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