Tragic wreck claims many as city frays major loss
A devastating wreck near an unnamed city on a windy Saturday leaves 52 dead and 47 injured. Rescue teams salvage bodies and parts of the vessel while investigators identify victims including Manuel Preed of New York and Mary Ben Phiadel, with the toll still rising as the search continues for missing persons.
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Cora Diba Brown
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Fran Monrod
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Cumfen
SVX
Meelrot
Philadelphia
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Sin Ten
Wenana
Walsh Campaign Speech in Gallatin County Rally
Special Dispatch reports J Walsh addressing a crowd praising Republican prosperity and denouncing Democrat policies. The speech covered railway commissions, tax burdens, and calls for unity, with critique of Passes to officials and urging a stronger public life and national wealth sharing.
Body with Book in Hand Found in Chair
A man described as a Footdealafo Leffer Fou quire was found dead while seated in a chair with a book in his hand near a robbery scene. Witnesses note a pinned injury and an inquest continues. The suspect was last seen in Jefferson area, with connections to Masriney and nearby locations.
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Horner
Sean Peerssary
Ban Ryainsie
Jefferson
Masriney
Northern Pacific Road Sued By Municipality of Billings
In Billings, Montana, the city sues the Northern Pacific Railway to force opening Twenty Fifth Street across its right of way. The street was closed years ago during peak wool shipping, with claims that reopening would relieve congestion and support wool depot expansion. The case highlights ongoing municipal efforts to access key industrial routes and potential state corrections for past agreements.
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Northern Pacific Road
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Canalsersdie
Ilimsy
Northern Purlie Railway Company
Aetedon
Comeil
Eles
Alan
Arthur Vin Winkle
John Tosann A. Hecker
Mavitana Salon
Hanbling
Former Senator Kearns challenges Reed over policy
Former U S senator Kearns openly challenges Reed in a public debate on policy and party positions. The event centers on defense of a dead president and questions whether a senior figure has betrayed constituents or harmed Utah amid national turmoil.
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Kearns
Ball Lake
Ite
Orner
United States
Utah
Thi Semele Ag & Repel
Ftan
Water and Electric Light Bond Debate Opens War Aid
A fractured note reports a water and electric light bond debate opening today. Allies Chey ward advances a plan with clerks and officials to seek approval and permit.
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Awe Clint
Fralmes
Defeusny
Whee
Ming x
Local dignitaries attend Gala event in Goutaville area
In Texington on October 24 J PL Ame den appeared as chairman of the Goutaville and Ainante union, welcomed by the audience. The notable figure, described as the father-in-law of Ts. Tagalo, attended the proceedings and observed the tartanna and capitis ceremony held that night.
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Texington
J. PL Ameden
Goutaville & Ai Nnte Waiiwity
President of Mormons Offers Political Guidance
Salt Lake Dis Oct 29 Opponents of the Mormon church are facing questions after a pamphlet campaign by the church leadership. President Smith asks, Who are our people and where have we stood in the past two years. He cites guidance from church elders on public interference and political matters as part of the church’s stance. The article notes internal debates and reactions to the outreach.
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Commonwealth
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Union
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Aubsion
McLee
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Malta
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Willam
Secretary Shaw Arrives to Rally Minnesota Districts
Secretary Shaw arrived today to address several campaign speeches in the district. He planned to speak in Mankato this afternoon and then continue toward Minnesota. The visit centers on urging re election for Morton Metilvary.
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Srecretary
Shaw
See- Bri Comeresional Sistriet
Metilvary
Mankato
Deer Buck Clash Ends with Serious Injuries
In Montana near Studhard Muniiion, a clash with a deer buck left a person severely injured after the animal charged a stroller on Ritter Root stage. A bystander seized the buck’s Antensa, while Merete Mage aided the injured individual until help arrived. The victim remains in serious condition.
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Los Chain
D. S. Chaitin
Iit
Merete Magewy
Indians Refuse War Amid Private Turmoil
The report notes internal tribal hesitance to engage in warfare as factions within the community clash over leadership and strategic direction. Disturbances tied to region near Milwaukee arise as tensions flare while external threats appear minimized.
Inquest Set After Fire Kills Several Workers
Fire last night destroyed a workshop area injuring workers whose bodies were later found nearby. Authorities say an inquest is planned this afternoon to determine the cause and any preliminary findings.
Another Negro in Thartie Case Rouses Courtroom
A sensational day in Wiesl Hry as a defendant in the Thartie case faced proceedings after his arrest for alleged conduct. Testimony centered on alibis and connections, with the mother of the accused denying knowledge of Mrs Hartye. The inquiry adjourned after brief questioning before a judge and assistant district attorney.
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PURI
Lloun
Tarmier Negro
Aie
Jayer Maine
Wiesl
May Fobl
Oostin
Mir. Kare
Ork
Me. Preeman
Mather
Have
Slomberg Escorts Back to Prison in Nicollet County Case
Slomberg is under officer escort amid a Nicollet County case involving alleged misappropriation of public funds. The defendant faces second degree grand larceny charges as authorities move toward the Minnesota capital, with early court actions and bond discussions noted.
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Veiely
Nicollet
Mini
Sherat
St. Danke
Aliinesota
Bloherns Iy
Wile
Mt Mint
New York Election Row Roils Hearst Campaign Tactics
A hot political confrontation in Greater New York centers on election integrity, corporate influence, and party fealty. Clarence J. Shewn and Hearst allies accuse a biased board and operatives of ballot destruction and manipulation to tilt results, urging independent movements to resist corporate capture.
District Attorney Langdon Noted Incumbent Amid Court Proceedings
In Santratietseo, Ooh Sl An mn result of today’s developments in the superior court, Diailes Sirornes WLTL favored in has been twivicntly recogne man as the document of thr oMec too which Abraham Huef was appointed lase week. Seven nillers are to be examined to determine if they qualify to sit in judgement on the elections of malfeasance. Judge Combham ordered the examination to proceed after a request to postpone was denied. The courtroom was crowded but orderly with a large police detail around the building.
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Smerlings
Hoosevelt
Vearst
Wosdrift
Snelton
Cartell Mittervill
We TL Hearst
Santratietseo
Diailes Sirornes
Faviedin
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Abraham Huef
Dudenent
Ehctraes
Maifeasane
Omer
Tingdon Ant Francis J. Honey
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Grand Jury
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Grilicioy Ant
Combham
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Siora
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