London, Oct. 24.
The death has occurred, at the age of 77, of Baron Morris, who was Prime Minister of Newfoundland from 1900 to 1918.
Tn_ 1908, hie was chosen leader of {the People's Party and in the follow-Ing year, became Prime Minister of Newfoundland, a post which he held Deceased was knighted in 1904 and created a Baron in 1918. His son, the Hon, Michael William, succeeds to the train in America, has fitionel railroad speed record of 122 miles an hour between Arapahoe and Oxford, Neb. The Mark Twain is being operated by the Chicago, Burington Quiney Railway on its line from Chicas 19 Panvar.—ttnit~a Arthur Plegenhelmer, better known "Dutch" Schultz,' New York eer and gang leader, died in Newark on Oct, 24, of wound ceived Ina gangland, outbreak_ the previous day. Two of his com-anions, Otto Herman and Led Frank, also succumbed that day. A fourth member of his party, Bernard Rosenkkrantz, was reported to be dying.
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