Parsons advocate

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both of Berwick, were almost instant

ly killed when thrown from an auto

mobile at Orangeville. They were

riding on the rear seat of a car dur

ing a race between two machines.

Their car struck a tree and over

turned.

Two Haitien Towns Captured.

"Washington, D. C.—Port Quartier

Morin and l.imonade. Haiti, fell into

the hands of the federal forces, and

the government troops now dominate

the whole northern district, including

Cape Haitien.

Ntgro Pleads Not Guilty In Court.

Greenshurg, Pa.—Arthur Horace Wil

son. the Braddock negro accused of

attempting to attack Pauline Torchan,

18 years old, white, of Trafford City,

before .Judge L. W. Doty, in criminal’

court, entered a plea of “not guilty.”

SCHRANK MAY NEVER BE TRIED

Man Who Shot Colonel Roosevelt la

I nsane.

Milwaukee. Wist. John Schrank,

who attempted to assassinate Colonel

Roosevelt in Wilwnukee in October.

1912. probably never will he tried on

the charge of assault with iutent to

kill, according to Judge A. C. Backus

of the municipal court, who has re

ceived word from physicians in the

criminal insane department of the

state department at Waupun that

Schrank is daily growing worse from

a mental standpoint.

Philippe Bunau-Varilla, the French

engineer who was director general of

the old French Panama Canal, has

gone to the isthmus to see the fin

ished canal. He wants to inspect the

work of the Americans and to see a

■hip pass through the locks.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Parsons advocate. (1914). Parsons, W. Va., 1914-07-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84008412/1914-07-30/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Parsons advocate, 1914-07-30.