Tornado Wrecks Northeastern North Dakota Towns
A southwesterly wind storm swept from the international boundary into northeastern North Dakota damaging Borup Eldorado and Thompson. Wiped out towns blocked telegraph and telephone lines cut communication relief trains dispatched. No confirmed casualty reports yet though loss of life feared.
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St. Paul
North Dakota
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Fargo
Ulen
Officers Secure Lee Watson in Iowa Murder Case
Lee Watson, allegedly involved in the rape and murder of a 13 year old girl named Jenkins in Athleston Taylor county Iowa, was arrested at Weiser Idaho. Sheriff McGinnis of Taylor county waits for requisition papers as the case moves forward.
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Iowa
Weiser
Idaho
Boise
Ida
Lee Watson
Athleston
Taylor County
Jenkins
Floods in Missouri Threaten Vast Cornfields and Rail Routes
Missouri flood danger shifts from Des Moines valley to the Missouri lowlands as the Mississippi rises. Des Moines river up 20 inches, Mississippi up a foot and a half near Des Moines mouth. Fire boxes on Burlington line run through water. Belfast residents flee to high ground as damage mounts into hundreds of thousands.
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Keokuk
Des Moines
Missouri
Dos Moines
Skunk
Gogewisch
Des Moines River
Belfast
Oil Fields Ablaze At Jennings Louisiana After Lightning Strike
A severe electrical storm struck the Jennings Louisiana oil field injuring and destroying storage tanks of Jennings C4 company. Flames spread to adjoining derricks and tanks of Southern Northern and Crescent Oil companies. Workers rushed levees and burial of wells to prevent further spread as the fire rages endangering Jennings No. 2 and nearby facilities.
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Jennings
Jennings C4 Company
Coulee
Southern
Northern
Crescent Oil
Jennings No. 2
Capsizes Cap Toward Fatal Yacht Mishap at Chicago Harbor
Two killed and eight others rescued after the yacht Arab a twenty one footer capsized in a sudden storm. Victims Mary Taylor sixteen and Harry Jensen seventeen found in the cabin as the vessel was towed to harbor. John H Cameron of the National Bank of the Republic owned the yacht.
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Chicago
Ufe
John H. Cameron
National
Hank of the Republic
Mary Taylor
Harry Jensen
Murder ends a dice game on ferry boat in Lexington
Joseph Callaway, 62, a Quan trell era veteran, was fatally stabbed on a Lexington ferry by Doc Johnson who fled but was captured after hours in the woods. His son Hugh Callaway, 35, and John son fought over a dice game, Callaway was stabbed four times but survived. Johnson attacked the elder Callaway later, disemboweling him. Nina A. Phillips, 24, suicide jumps into Niagara Falls rapids from Goat Island bridge after expressing fascination with the falls. Florence Maybrick case drives British American Society petition for royal pardon in Denver.
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Quantrell
Lexington
Joseph Callaway
Doc Johnson
Hugh Callaway
Johnson
Callaway
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Nina A. Phillips
Goat Island Bridge
Miss Phillips
Cattaraugus
Mia
Maybrick
Denver
Chicago Tieup Nearing End After Rail Strike Breaks
Agreements reached between four railroads and their workers ease a week long freight handler and teamster strike in Chicago. Most strikers expected to return to work today while radicals may resist terms. No side claims victory as 20 of 24 railroads remain affected and militia readiness grows.
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Chicago
al Young
Lake Shore
Northwestern
Nickel Plate
Ilinois Central
Illinois Central
Teamsters’ Board of Arbitration
Curran
Troope
O'Neill
Harrison
Yates
Nonunion workers added to Union Pacific shops in Omaha
Omaha reports Twenty five more nonunion men were brought into the Union Pacific shops yesterday and five existing workers left to join the strikers. The strike remains unsettled with both sides showing no signs of weakening. Company officials say operations are proceeding smoothly and motive power remains in good condition.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Wages of Women Are Small in Iowa Factories
Des Moines reports by State Labor Commissioner Ed Brigham and Deputy Commissioner Arthur Holder show low pay for female workers in Ottumwa and Davenport, with wages from 3 to 4 50 per week. The inspectors noted most women were unorganized, juvenile labor rare, and sanitary conditions generally good.
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Ottumwa
Des Moines
Ed Brigham
Arthur Holder
Davenport
Holder
State Federation of Labor
Death in Missouri River Drowns John Fanslow's Son
July 16 death reported in Yankton D. D. shows Fred Fanslow, %-year-old son of John Fanslow, drowned in the Missouri river. He dived from the bank into deep water while companions were unable to reach him as the swift current endangered others.
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Missouri
Yankton
D. D
Fred
John Fanslow
Missouri River
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