New York Storm Toll Rises From Severe Weather
A powerful storm across New York and surrounding areas killed two men and injured eight while causing widespread damage. A rare dynamite explosion amid Harlem's chaos added to the peril as rain, lightning, and rising water disrupted transit and daily life along the southern shore of Long Island.
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New Yer Ant
New Yokk
New York
Tose
Michael Burns
Montclair
W Oj
Charles Dalton
Wewark
New Iraay
Long Island
Coney Island
Pockaway Beach
Brooks Gyn
Harlem
Alan
Sland
Scanea
Trafic
Kitchener warns of inevitable conflict over India
London reports General Lord Kitchener, chief of British forces in India, views a great war with Russia as inevitable and calls existing defense plans obsolete. He notes Central Asia’s desert regions are no longer a barrier and Russia is expanding preparations for a contest to seize possessions.
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London
Lord Kitchener
India
Russia
Kitatrener
Kitchener
Central Asia
Raimonds
Suits That Improve Appearance With Custom Ready-To-Wear
The ad notes men may not make the man yet a good appearance counts. Suits are cut right with proper swing and look custom made, though ready to wear. If you feel the need of a new Sack Suit.
Walthour Defeats McLean Before Rain Ends Race
In a rain interrupted event, Bobby Walthour led McLean after three miles and held the lead as rain halted the 60 mile race. Jack Prince tried hard to start in wet conditions but the track became unsafe and the result stood with Walthour ahead at the halt. Three 8-mile heats were planned if weather permits.
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Jack Prince
Walthour
McLean
Bobby #vaihour
Bobby Walthour
Prince
Court to Validate Bonds in Elberton
Elberton Georgia June 23 Special. Judge Horace M Holden will hold a special Elbert superior court term on July 4 to decide the validity of bonds issued by the city. Purchasers balked at unvalidated bonds claiming they were not marketable. A new election was demanded and a fresh issue ordered by a two thirds vote.
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Elberton
Judes Horace M Holden
Elbert Superior Court
Fortified Patent Pill Ad Promises Quick Vitality
An old advertisement claims a single box of a tonic will restore vigor and energy, describing it as offering extraordinary rejuvenation with a plain package. The copy attributes the product to an unnamed Head Co based in Ferrell Mass and markets Sarseparilla as a key ingredient.
Noted U S constitutional author Judge Stephen Neal dies
Lebanon Indiana June 23 Judge Stephen Neal author of the fourteenth amendment died at his home after months of illness He was conscious until minutes before death The funeral will be held at 3 pm Sunday from his residence. Columbus Georgia June 23 J M Hirsch a prominent Hebrew citizen and former Columbus Barrel Manufacturing director died aged 63 He will be buried in Asheville North Carolina. funeral set for Columbus. Georgia Thomson section June 23 The town mourns the death of 3 year old Hp Longe Farmer daughter of Mayor and Mrs Eva E Farmer who died after sudden illness during a press trip in Corn Ge rej The funeral was held this morning with large turnout William Joiner age 3 of Blinkineville Hawkinsville June 23 Special William Joiner died Thursday morning Surrounded by relatives Carrollton Georgia June 23 Special Hon Tram Perdue died suddenly near eighty He was father to S Kytle and Will Glen Perdue and Mrs C A Upshaw.
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Lebanon
Ind
Stephen Neal
United States
M M. Hirsch
Columbus
J—M. M. Hirsch
Farmer
Cor- Geje
Iitve
William Joiner
Blinkineville
S . Kytle
Will
Glen Perdue
Russian Countess Accused After Hotel Robbery in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on June 28 Theodore Daring of New York and several guests at the Hotel Ned Europe were robbed of diamonds and cash. The necklace was later found in a pawnshop amid embassy efforts to recover the property. A Russian countess is suspected, with threats toward hotel proprietors and possible prosecution efforts.
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St Petersburg
Theodore Daring
New York
Europe
Darling
Ana
Yankee Yachts Finish In Front At Kiel Race
Imperial Yacht Club Kiel hosts a fleet of American built and owned yachts in a 33 mile course. Swan led early but finished four minutes ahead of Thyra with Capri third. Orion and Alisa battled with Alisa winning by one minute ten seconds. Meteor II and Hamburg competed, while Navanse beat Comet by thirty one minutes. Suzanne and Clam nearly tied as rivals.
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Imperial Yacht Club
Kiel
Germany
Prince Henry of
Prasala
Allison V. Armour
Orion
Ailsa
Allen
Dia 80
Allian
America
Alisa
Emperors Meteorill
Hamorg
Hamburg
Emperor William
Ambassador Tower
Wilson Marchal
Atlantic
George Lauder
Suzanne
Clam
Chuldshhinsky
Max Guilleaume
Bond Granted For Frady Frady And Elliott In Malinda Games Case
Clayton Georgia June 23 Special John Frady Sallie Frady and Thomas Elliott were released from jail today after being committed about two weeks earlier for the alleged murder of Malinda Games in the county. Judge J J Kimsey last Tuesday ordered their discharge upon posting bond of 500 each. The committeal evidence was entirely circumstantial.
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John
Sallie Frady
Thomas Elliott
Clayton
John Frady
Malinda Games
Dudie J J. Kimsey
Freeman wins interstate clay pigeon shoot at Warm Springs
H. D. Freeman of the Atlanta police department returned to Atlanta with top honors from the Warm Springs interstate clay pigeon shoot held Monday and Tuesday. He won the Dupont silver loving cup for highest average of 400 shots with 287 and the Hunter Army Company gold water charm for breaking 197 of 209 on day one, setting a Warm Springs interstate record for amateur shooters. Freeman, paired with Hatcher of Virginia for the championship, totaled 387 broken thus far, claiming amateur Southern championship status and representing seven states in the event. He is a four year veteran of the Atlanta police force and highly popular in the department.
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H. D. Freeman
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Freeman
Dupont Powder Company
Hunter Army Company
Fulton
Ted
Mr. Hatcher
Virginia
Hatcher
Eouth
Aventa Police Department
National doubles title won by Homans and Neely in Philadelphia
Miss Helen Homans of the West Side Tennis Club New York and Miss Carrie Neely of Chicago captured the women s doubles crown at the national championship in Philadelphia defeating Virginia Maule and Obertrittfer of Merion Cricket Club 6 0 6 1 In mixed doubles Elizabeth Moore and B B Dewhurst won over Claire Johnson and W F Johnson 6 3 6 0 Remi-Moaf Foung and Lewhurst beat J R Carpenter Jr 6 2 1 6 6 2 Colket of Merion Cricket Club defeated J S Morris 6 2 6 3
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Helen Homans
Carrie Weely
Philadelphia
Helen Homana
West Side Tennis Club
New York
Carrie B Neely
Chicago
United
Nias Virginia
B. Neely
Maule
Gbertuffer
Merton Cricket Club
Elizabeth Moore
Kings County Tennis Club
B. B Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
Claire Johnson
W. F. Johnson
Hobart
Homans
H F Allen
Belont
Remi-Moa Foung
M B Lewhurst
J. KR Carpenter, Jr
MB Colket
Merion Cricket Club
Jheat
J. S Morris
Germantwon Cricket Club
Bolin Released by Little Rock Manager
Little Rock pitcher John Bolin has been released by manager Gear. The decision reduces the Travelers roster to fourteen players, including five pitchers. Bolin offered no statements about his future plans. The move comes as Little Rock reassesses its staff.
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Gear
Bolin
Little Rock
Ark
John Bolin
Travelers
Latonia Meeting Extended to July 22
Latonia Jockey Club announces that the current meeting will run until July 22, extending beyond the planned closing date of July 8. The decision was announced tonight and affects schedules for participants and attendees.
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Latonia
Cincintti
Boe Attempts Rescue Swims Out to Frightened Woman
At Virginia Beach on June 23 special reports recount L Murray Roe, son of E P Roe, diving into rough surf to reach a woman trapped in an old wreck about 200 feet from shore. He arrived just as a bystander and a man in bathing attire pulled the woman ashore, saving her from possible danger. The piece also lists a string of arrivals at Princess Anne and mentions several names and places in transit news.
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Virginia
Beach
L Murray Roe
E. P. Roe
Mr. Roe
Princess Anne
Y. H. Thorpe
Richmond
F. L Tngram
Athivta
F. G .Taompeon
John PF
Hughes Dam
Raid on gamblers reported in St Louis two men arrested
Acting under orders from Assistant Attorney General Kornish Prosecuting Attorney Johnston of St Louis county deputy sheriffs raided Del Mar race track to seize cash and arrest bookmaker Max Gumperts and two employees for violating the anti betting law. Gumperts counted cash before arrest and about 850 was seized and held as evidence while all three were held briefly before release. A separate ad for Dr Elog's New Life Pills promises relief for bowel ailments with a 25 cent price.
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St. Louis
Kornish
Johnston
St Louis County
Delmar Race
Warronts
Max Gumperts
Gumperts
Kenrich
Clayton
Land Frauds in New Mexico in Roswell Case
Benjamin H. Talmadge was arrested in Roswell New Mexico on charges of subordination of perjury. He bonded $6000 before United States Land Commissioner Snyder after a complaint by Grosvenor Clarkson special agent. Authorities say thousands of acres in the arid New Mexico belt were obtained by fraudulent desert entries and more prosecutions are planned.
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Roswell
N. M
Benjamin H. Talmadge
United States Land
Snyder
Grosvenor Clarkson
New Monico
New Mexico
Talmadge
Price of Leadership Subject at Southern Youth Conference
The third annual Young People's Leaguers conference in Asheville North Carolina began with about 200 delegates from missionary groups across the South. The event runs ten days under the auspices of the Young People's Missionary Movement and features John B Mott delivering the keynote address on the Price of Leadership at the Kennilworth Inn. The conference is undenominational and aims to strengthen the missionary movement.
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Mott
Young People’s Leaders’ Conference
Asheville
Young People's Leaguers of the South
Young People's Missionary Movement
South
Kennilworth Inn
John B Mott
Christan Federatin
Dead Stretch Scene of Death in Florence
Florence records a deadly ambush and a second killing on a farm near town. Local Baptist preacher H. D. Grange, respected and with many friends, was shot amid racial tension after hiring six Black workers. Bloodhounds and detectives pursue the assailants. Corerr Burroughs travels to the scene.
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Florence
H. D. Grange
Bayboro
Loris
Corerr Burroughs
Indian Officials Indicted Over Chickasaw Warrants
Washington reports indictments against Chickasaw Nation officials and associates in connection with frauds involving school and general fund warrants. Ex Governor Mar Jey and others alleged to have issued warrants in lieu of payments for educational purposes. Interior estimates far more than eight hundred thousand dollars fraudulently issued.
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Washington
Apartmen of Justice
Togo
Chickasawhon
Indian Territory
Mar Jey
Ward
Joreston
Ny States
Colbert
Purdy
Altorneus Mansfeld
McMurray
Cornion
Congress
Interior Department
Governing College Students Discussed At Meeting
In Asheville June 23 the Southern College Young Men's Christian Association conferred on student self-government. W T Weatherford outlined a system to govern students at the University of Tennessee and Arkansas. a student discipline society may expel misbehavior. A track meet was held this afternoon.
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Asheville
Conference of
Southern College Young Men's Christian Association
W. T Weatherford
South
Feline
University of Tennessee
Antram
Arhasas
Tr Weatherton
Oid Society Hag Ber Formed, Where Students Purs Y of Disharr
Mistehavior
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Burglars In Roswell Strike Several Stores
Roswell Georgia police report burglary attempts after criminals broke into Carpenter Bros store and a general goods shop ten weeks ago, stealing goods valued over 109 dollars. A third break in at Eat Mill store was interrupted by the night watchman. Meanwhile Secretary left Washington for a summer home at Lake Suraps likely returning by August.
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Roswell
Brofry
Eat Mill
Ray
Washington
Secretary
Biummer
Lake Suraps
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