The Mellette County pioneer

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was found not guilty at Dubuque, la*

of murdering Cyprian Martel, a trap

per, who had many enemies and wag

shot from the rear.

Mrs. Alice Davis of San FrancisoQ

won $6OO in her suit against the SV

monson Hair shop at New York,

which she accused of ruining her hail s

trying to impart a permanent

wave.

Capture of Cape Haltien, Haiti, by

revolutionary forces and disruption o|

the Haltien cabinet were reported

flcially to the navy department at

Washington by Captain Moody, conn

manding the gunboat Wheeling.

The right to include prohibition ai

a rider in the District of Columbia ap»

propriatlon bill ended when the sen*

ate at Washington refused tq adopt

Senator Sheppard’s motion to suspend

the rules and include the amendment

Orders for ties, structural material*

and a general assortment of lumber ag<

gregatlng 10,000,000 feet, to be ex»

ported to the United Kingdom betweeq

March 1 and June 30, have been placed

with a lumber company at Portland

Ore.

Dispatches from Budapest assert

that the governor of Cracow has on

dered the partial evacuation of tin

city and Its suburbs by women, chll»

dren and men unfit for military serv»

Ice. They have been given 48 houm

to leave.

Mrs. J. W. Coleman, mother ol

Mary Phagan, filed suit in Atlanta, Ga*

against the National Pencil company*

asking damages of $lO,OOO on thq

charge that Frank, who was the com*

pany’s superintendent, killed hei

daughter.

Federal Judge Mayer at New York

appointed Walter C. Noyes receiver ol

the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific

Railroad company. His bond wak

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Mellette County pioneer. (1915). Wood, Mellette County, S.D., 1915-01-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn96090217/1915-01-29/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Mellette County pioneer, 1915-01-29.