St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 24, 1911

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- — je” he f = PS a? : 4 RE aa ts Beg in WEE | .@ ; was playing the part of “po omn, Sil maces ay SS Cees 258 ek 3 * ‘ 4 . , Harry Mundt, 11 years old, of © ‘\ North | Se al | eS a a a Re FRO “| “2 | | ot ct Market street, Sunday afte.°.om un- : | eae ci as Spee Se ee ae : ya a : Remaining Few Thousand | earthed a burglars’ “plant’ in ie rear] Accident to Tiffany Car at Van- YO in Bee eee ee aos | of 1940 North Market street and re- d t , | Cee gee. | Foes ce ee | ee. 2 | ; Votes Are From Counties | covered jewelry valued at 2 which eventer and Chouteau Bremen sew FB ee ee ea a 3 ; had been stolen from the nome of N. Avenues se "ees BS Rs s ‘ - in Ss % Sox it sie. ee % in Both Prohibition and |A- Burke, 1947 North Market street. ° og , : ree Anti The Burke residence was rubbed Sat- ibe a : gem = sa bs nti Territories, and Are] ¥rday night and jewels worth about $400], a ee 7 | ee ON | and Police Say Passearers ernment Has Information, LIQUOR MEN GAIN a es ici Also Leaped to Saf It U tr The Henke boy hid {n an outhouse. sO Leape 0%°a ety. Has F l d W ON LAT . “You're under arrest,’’ gaid Harry, as al eC to se, a a ' = RETURNS he seized tne smalliér boy by the arm. P di ° — look, par ge get ‘i ee Trapped on one of the most dangerous rocee ings Against G. W. . : arry stoop and picked a dazzling] — ne , ‘ grade crossings in St. Louis at the . J object from the floor. It proved to be k O ; Chairman of Dry Committee a pearl ring. The boys looked about going-to-work hour Monday, a car on INS, rganizer of the Comb Contends Frauds Were and found more jewelry. Then they|/the Tiffany line of the United Railways » We : mae 3 eae told Henke. ms SA eae Sa x om as -_-— s , system was struck and wrecked by a SBP aM ! OR I EB 2 games Wholesale, and Promises] 8urke identified the jewelry as part pea. aaipeaedieg ners Se “¢ oo ™* aa ) of the loot taken at his home. He said | Missouri Pacific passenger train at Van- eS ae AX : eee a ee ee he | to Make Contest in the there were several articies still missing,| ceventer and Chouteau avenues. The , av. ag sf ae oN . gn ' GETS RAILROAD REBAT “4 “aS egg . ¢ —— Hg “@* ae police reported that passengers escaped i Seale ee | ete: ‘a ’ atic ; an ‘wo baby, ‘rings and a bracelet.} | : 7 y Courts. The police believe the burglars were injury by Jumping from the car. AND A REFUND ON S afraid to carry all the plunder and hid The Tiffany car, operated by Motor- : part of it, intending to return to the}man Thomas Wener, was running _H. Cc. BEA ATTIE _IR. setae Se | Se ee are a By Acsociated Press. *hout 6:50 aqnenaibenieati mn Soca aa Be Ss = 5 i 4. — as de-| hiding place, later. west on Chouteau avenue at 6:50 a. — Las ee eee : = DADBAS, Tex., andl ae i ae ae m. At this point there is a steep S Be. ORs eae 7 4 j feated State-wide prohibition in satur- downward grade. Wener, after the | ae. Re : NS es Se Beg | Y sion today of the “dry campaign head- NEEDS A NEW GOWN his car as it approached the crade f i a \ See es tr : q i ss ; ee , ak % : ol All | l f ailing een riba a prensa | — SS Agricultural Tools and te rakes Fa! o ork. ‘ early today. . “i . nA Least the Old One Which She Though the ‘flimsy wooden guard + Suppressed Most Efficient Machine The anti-majority was 4387 at 1:45 teen: 0d wel 3 é : W f 25 Y gates were being let down, the motcr- F th I Pp this afternoon, according to nearly com- Has Orn for ears man applied his brakes in vain aud ur of to ncrease the rofits. plete, but unofficial returns to the As- ‘' Must Be Patched. egy hee: wen i — " - : 4 Loews moneda NEW YORK, July 24 The Goda sted ; 7 os eee ok eps haipeaaaaig BUEHI AH. BINFORD , ; : » SULyY 64.— e Goddess] slowly lowered. R ’ ase . ew ureau the : LS, ¥ The anti-prohibition vote AE OR of Liberty, after a quarter of a cen- When Wener succeeded in . topping By Le d Wire From the N York B of P Fe (4 A returns totaled 230,136. The prohibition/tyry \spent buffeting the winds of|his car it was across the Missour! NEW YORK. J 9 ; e Hf y | ssourt ] July 24.—The World today prints t® t | vote totaled 225,749. New Work harbor from her pedesta vacific tracks, with a Kirkwood ac- For Three-Quarters of an Hour : . ; y Pr o me, " Unless the vote to come yet is dif-| on Bedloe’s Island, is badly in ne ~{commodation train bearing down Premier Tries in Vain to Ing: ferent in tenor than that up to the pres-|of ainew gown. A report by Wuf] upon it from the south. / ; ‘6 , : : . . o- ent time, the remaining few thousand of | Department engineers shows that the Wener applied his reverse lever and Talk. The W orld, to enable the Stanley committee, Inv» 4 ballots cannot swing the election to] bronze sheeting of the statue is dis-|tried to back his car off the tracy ' Spe ae ; Fe : voegenlllngs integtating through action of the|T0 doing so the tear end of the car Qe PY Associated Pres the Steel Trust, to carry out the mandate of Congress, ; ‘his morning’s returns, while méager,| water’ and air and that the metal|molished the guard gates. ;: * meager ke, a tt i Baur east ott wih - following facts: 4 showed a slight continued advantage for]}is eaten through in some places. There was no time to back the cary peel cH a a Thea bs: ania rt Pe . — the liquor supporters. There are about 75 small holes in{out of danger and the front trucks re- N. * _lrowative for the creation of new peers. ; uly 18 while e two were j * on the face of the returns from the| sore throat as well as experiencing | sician to attend his father, Jesse Chad- | rosa m Arrested. . , rtner fm Srose: et ade ehibition election Srtur-}| the inconvenience of hoarseness.: Dr,| Wick was attacked in the outskirts of No parliamentary event of ‘modern Ai rested cut in Beattie’s auto, the accused hus- International Harvester Co., saved his pa rosecu A day, with a few thousand votes still to] Ettore Marchiafava, consulting-phy-}| Tacoma by three wildcats. Chadwick | times has so quickened the public — band keeps cool. and apparently uncon- Perkins resigned his position with pregper Amen Rp type Columns Convict at Jefferson City Uses |*#!4 that © tell masigath @peard bad/of its competitors and te overcome ah | S ae expect Globe-Democrat - ® ae 39 Columns y “| shot his wife, using Fe dae - - resistance. ® a cold , : Knife in Effort to Die Beattie declared that he had wrest The Internationa: Harvester Co. has ao when a Republic Re ae Wee ae ae Oe 19 Columns the gun from the man ane took it into! secured a discrimination ta the price “~. ecistet bands a ner ee iean POST-DISPATCH excess of Want Ads over The Globe- eek tn ae ee oe of steel from the United States Steel ~ i ouquet to the D bli COMBINED 22 ndrews, a convict, cut 8 roat with After this story the Slice went to the Corporation and the Stee! Trust re~- Democrats, emocrat and Republic a eiire Columns a shoeknife while at work in the shoe-/snene of the murder with blood-| susan te the Harvester Trust 68 a ton 4 “Yes, or when the Philadelphias beat Over Republic...... EEES “FP UER OWA + 00 3008 61 Columns shop at the prison this morning. While! bounds.’ The d@gs refused to take up| oq gil steel used tm the manefucture the Cardinals.” Over che tiniliniaes. Nae 2 eRe aE ee ae ae 41 Col | he is still living, little hope is enter- trail. P achines exported, thus proving |... Official forecast for : cure tained of his recovery tye of our’ sir Sate woSt. Louts ana ese nan: tact dea tank. on ee found the gun in the road. | neyond a doubt that steel cam be and | to es + a 35 psi ted cool to- For 225 Consecutive Sundays, or 4 full years and 17: weeks, St. Loula under bentence of thres yearal 72", Ve! ae fem Slaw ta Beattion this and scold} y : i é ° :* Y 5 sto > ; ¥ a Stage of the river: . » oan the Sunday Post-Dispatch has led all of its St. Logis com- for burglary. Then the police learned that Paul ana a of .1 of a foot. . le petitors each and every Sunday in volume of avertising r ts Beattie, Hénry’s cousin, had purchased aoe a $500,000 in Alaska Gold Arrives. ) : t e , the gun a Richmond pawnbroker. te Circulation Books open to all. ) steamship City of Seattle ved e full con = from Alaska yesterday with $500,000 = “ eeekooes te eee First in Everything. in gold bullion from Alaska mines. Continued on Page 2, Column f,

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