Trains in Crash Involving Omaha and Denver Teams
East and westbound Burlington trains Nos. 9 and 12 collided in fog nine miles east of McCook Nebraska. Fourteen people killed and nine bodies brought to morgue. Denver and Omaha Western league baseball players on the Colorado limited injured. James McGill president of Denver team with a broken bone in his foot.
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McCook
Neb
Burlington Railroad
Ina
Denver
Omaha
Colorado Limited
James McGill
Kinsella
Lloyd
Robert Shepherd
Holdrege
Clarence Hillsabeck
Damron
Lincoln
John W. Hyder
W. T. Leahy
Flint
T. H. Bowers
A. J. Ohlwen
George Freer
Culbertson
Wyoming
Aviators Struggle With Repairs In Paris Rome Turin Flight
Aviation event reports multiple crashes and field repairs as contenders race from the Paris area toward Nice. Garros and Beaumont reached Avignon after 12:45 and 13:35 from Bue with engine trouble causing landings near Avignon and Brignoles. Weyman and Kimmerling also report engine and propeller problems en route to Nice.
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Avignon
France
Roland Gerres
Andre Beaumont
Bue
Beaumont
Garron
Nice
Garros
Brignoles
Frey
Kimmerling
Henry Weyman
Troyes
Paris
Weyman
Multiple 1910s News Bits Hit by Fires and Trials
A chaotic roundup reports Tea Bank robbed of 1000 by two criminals, Dreamland at Coney Island burned with losses near 3.9 million, and Roth Brothers department store in Superior Wisconsin destroyed with about 100000 loss. Taft warns senators on reciprocity, a manslaughter verdict in South Dakota, and naval collision near Portsmouth injures none. London census tallies 7,262,962. San Francisco police chief suspended over gambling. Pope-like gatherings, Denmark king tours US ships, Taft attends Bull Run reunion. Lightning strikes Hempstead twice, firemen seek higher pay, Labriola family tragedy, and Italian politics against the Camorra. Russian passport policy under review, Knights of Honor to meet in 1913. Philadelphia archbishop Prendergast named to succeed Ryan.
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Roth Brothers
Superior
Wis
Taft
Bison
S. D
Arthur Lowry
Gus Banick
Portsmouth
Greater London
Seymour
San Francisco
Board of Police Commissioners
Presbyterian General Assembly
King Frederick
Denmark
Copenhagen
Bull Run
Hempstead
Long Island
Bolta
Southern Railway
Finley
The
Southern
Pasquale Labriola
Chicago
National Congress
Miuister of Justice
Girgenti
Sicily
Camorra
Italy
Sardinia
Russia
Washington
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Honor
Atlantic City
Mobile
Louiisville
Edmund Prendergast
Philadelphia
Vatican
Patrick John Ryan
Wickersham says no criminal probe of Standard Oil officers
The Attorney General informed the House on May 27 that the Justice Department has undertaken no criminal prosecution of Standard Oil officers following the recent Supreme Court ruling. Senator Pomerene plans a new resolution seeking prosecutions.
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Standard Oil
Washington
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Pomerene
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CO -Operative
Box Butte Avenue
J. C. Berry
Storer
First National Bank
Alliance Employment Agency
T. 8. Jones
Big Horn Basin
Ralston
Powell
Powell and Ralston
Hachu
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers Information Bureau
Farnam Street
Omaha, Neb
Latter City
Roland Garros
American Press Association
Tea
8. D
Dreamland
Coney Island
Tobacco Trust
Justice White
Nebraska Land&AutoCo
J. C. McCorkle
Mgr
Mccorkle Block
Lowry
Ford
Nebraska
Justin
Acheson
Alliance
Rodgers
Commercial Department
ST. Agnes Academy
Alliance, Nebr
Wallace
Frank Wallace
Olvert, C. Smith