Oklahoma Cyclone Devastates Chandalar Town Relatives Report
A cyclone wrecked Chandlar, a town of 1,500, killing 25 to 50 people and injuring up to 100. Homes and the business district were destroyed, fires broke out, and rescue efforts faced darkness and debris. Dawsons of Lincoln were among the dead. Woodyard family suffered injuries. Aid mobilized as weather hampered communication. lists of dead and injured continued to grow with time.
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Woodyard
Eido Kan
Dawson
Lincoln
Neb
Faistive Dale
Sycral Hotels
Torm
Chand
Tgly
Chandler
Hale
Firs Foundation
Rhone
Guthi
John Dawson
Arthur Jewett
Peggy Johnson
Frank McCall
Maggie Reaves
Andrew Asher
Cullum
Jennie Woodworth
James Woodworth
Emery Foster
John McCartney
United States
Marshal Nagle
J. N. Biblack
John Foster
Samuel Winthrop
Georgia McHenry
Alam
Senator Hansbrough proposes bill to curb illegal patent lawyers
Washington dispatch reports North Dakota Senator Hansbrough introduced a measure to prevent deception by patent attorneys. Provisions ban gifts or prizes to clients, impose fines from 500 to 1000 dollars, and require affidavits to avoid perjury. Other items cover refunds of prior fees and rules for attorney admission.
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Hansbrough
Wasninctos
North Dakota
United States
Commissioner of Patents
Secretary of the Interior
Sketch of Ruis Rivera Captured by Spaniards
Havana March 31 General Ruis Rivera, Maceo's successor in Pinar del Rio, captured near Cabezedas de Rio Hondo, has a long exile history. He fought for Cuban liberty since 1863, served in Barcelona, Cuba, London, Manila, and Honduras, and returned to Cuba on Sept 8 at Maceo's invitation. He speaks Spanish French and English, and lost a forefinger over twenty years ago during a Cuban assault.
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Havana
Ruis Rivera
Maceo
Pinar del Rio
Hernandez de Velasco
Cabezedas de Rio Hondo
Cuba
Barcelona
Spain
Canton
Leite Vidal
Fernando Catalico
Martinez Campos
London
Manilla
Honduras
British Columbia
New York
General Maceo
Associated Press
General Rivera
Shaking up in Southern railway lines and offices
Atlanta dispatch reports a major reshuffle in the Southern railway. Three offices to be abolished, one new division created, and an existing division enlarged with reassigned officials including J H Barrett to Washington as superintendent of transportation and Vaughan to Atlanta as superintendent of the fifth division. The Georgia Midland and Gaolf division will consolidate with Atlanta. W T West to head a new Richmond division overseeing the line from Richmond to Danville and the Keysville to Durham branch.
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Etcr
Atlanta
Southern Railway
J. H. Barrett
Washington
Vaughan
Chattanooga
Barrett
Barbour Thompson
C. W. Chears
Southern
Columbus
Georgia Midland and
Gaolf
Fifth
Chears
Boston
New England
Richmond
Danville
Keysville
Durham
W. T. West
Crown Prince Welcomed Amid Greek Crisis Hopes for Immediate Advance
Elassona dispatch reports Turkish Macedonia headquarters amid rising tension as war looms if diplomacy fails. Prince Constantine receives civic homage in Volo where 1000 reservists have arrived, pledging readiness for duty while urging peace and confidence in the king and legal authorities.
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Volo
Greece
Constantine
Bitter Attack on Britain from Russian Politician Leader
St Petersburg dispatch says Goldstream, a noted Russian political writer, derides England in reaction to Western plans for quick settlement in the east. He claims England seeks Greek discord to profit from pirate capital, blaming powers for Crete and Turkish issues and criticizing their weakness.
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Goldstream
John Ball
New Yorks
Herald
St. Petersburg
East
England
Riga
Europe
Crete
Exchange Hotel Ablaze Narrow Escape From Destruction
A Montgomery Alabama hotel fire at the Exchange hotel caused major damage. Flames burst from the roof around 11 40 p m as guests escaped. police and fire units contained the blaze after about half an hour. Governor Johnston and others stayed in undamaged sections.
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Satgomery
Mostcomery
Ala
Exchange Hotel
Johnston
Fitts
Turner and Wife
Patrick Crowley Quits Chief of Police in San Francisco
Patrick Crowley resigns after 57 years in the San Francisco police, presenting his letter amid pension board proceedings. His service began in 1854 as a constable, becoming chief in 1866, with most of his tenure spent in command except six years. Meanwhile, new industries were formed in Chatlaxcoca with multiple companies chartered or organized, including Brookland Bridge, Express Refrigerator Car, Wythe Lead and Zinc, and others across several states.
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Francisco
San Francisco
the Examiner
Patrick Crowley
Police Commissioners
Police
Crowley
Board of Police Commissioners
Albany
Chatlaxcoca
Brookland Bridge Company
Capital
Columbia
S. C
Bryan
Tex
Allentown
Diersville
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Bell Crank Locomotive Company
Burnett
Macon
Express Refrigerator Car Company
Gainesville
Fla
Wythe Lead and Zinc Company
Ivanhoe
Baughan Tobacco
Richmond
North Fort Worth Land Company
Fort Worth
Taylor, Tex
Avondale
Llano Lumber Company
Llano
Barch and Supply Company
Augusta
Applications For Appointment In Treasury Dept
Wassixetton March 31 additional applications for appointment to presidential offices under the treasury department have been filed. P J McMahon Tingipee La and S S Patton New Orleans as supervising inspector of steam vessels in New Orleans. As collectors of customs J L Alexander Mobile Ala E R Gunby Tampa Fla D T Roy Corpus Christi Tex S F McKee appraiser of customs New Orleans.
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Wassixetton
Treasury Department
P. J. McMahon
Tingipee
S. S. Patton
New Orleans
J. L Alexander
Mobile
Ala
E. R. Gunby
Tampa
Fla
D. T. Roy
Corpus Christi
Tex
S. F. McKee
Sensational Coast Bicycle Victory by Charley Wells
Charley Wells won a coast wide open one mile professional bicycle final at Frisco in a masterful sprint, beating Downing and Jones after a late lead by Downing. The race, run in 2 minutes 11 seconds, featured McFarland and Max Morris pacing, with Wells delivering a dominant surge on the final laps. Wells has collected more prizes than any other rider in the tournament and is improving daily.
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Charley Wells
Frisco
San Francisco
Jones
McFarland
Downing
Max Morris
Texas
Wells
Ine
Treasury Dept Bans Bottled Cocktails Sales in St Louis
In St Louis on March 30 a Treasury decision requires all liquor dealers selling bottled cocktails to obtain a rectifier's license. A local merchant had fought the levy, arguing materials were already taxed as a revenue license. Result may force mixed drinks to be prepared on premises and sold fresh, not bottled.
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St. Louis
United States Treasury Department
United States
Fight Over Senatorship in Kentucky Senate Chamber
In Pranefort Kentucky on March 31 Senator A D James and Doorkeeper Bob Tyler clashed after a report alleged Rep James A Violett would back Hunter. James denied the claim, Tyler struck James twice, and James nearly drew a pistol as friends intervened. Ballots on Hunter versus Blackburn and others followed with no decision. A separate item notes a train-wreck attempt near Greenville, Tennessee, and other brief notices from across the region.
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Pranefort
Senate
A. D. James
Rep
Mecklenburg County
Bob Tyler
Tyler
Dr. James
Hunter
Blackburn
Davie
Stone
Worthington
Flood record broken as Mississippi levees fail
Flood crisis widens across Arkansas Mississippi valleys as Sellas Landing crevasse expands to over 1000 feet. Yazoo and Mississippi delta counties submerged. plantations inundated. thousands of live stock drowning. Greenville reports its levees strengthened yet warnings spread of further breaks upriver toward Vicksburg and Natchez.
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Greenville
Arkansas County
Miss
Sellas Landing
Bolivar County
Rosedale
Gunnion
Yazoo
Misa
Delta
Australia
Vicksburg
Mississippi Tiver
Memphis
Daily Market Reports Naval Stores Dateline Savansan March 31
March 31 market notes show sales and prices for naval stores including maxpontines and resins. The report lists prices for turpentine and spirits, with figures for strained, good strained, and crude varieties, plus machine and virgin grades.
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Naval
Savasnan
L. E. le
N.oc
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