Burned Barn Fire Claims Ingram Farm Resident
Mrs. Car roll Ingram, 26, was burned to death when a barn on the Ingram farm in New Market, Iowa, was destroyed. Other brief items note a volcano eruption near Tokyo and a 44-miners dead disaster in Dortmund, Germany.
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New Market
Carroll Ingram
Ingram
Dortmund
Germany
Mason
New York
England
France
Switzerland
Mason Ie
Tha Onversity
Iowa
Aged Lady Passes Away At Home Of Son
Mrs. Sarah Dane Woodward longtime Knoxville native born April 27 1834 died Saturday at her son's home 24 Chestnut Street after a lingering illness Funeral services were held yesterday and burial beside her husband 16 D Woodward who married in 1863 Survived by two sons one in California and William in this city five grandchildren and four great grandchildren a sister in California and a brother in South Dakota
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Sarah Dane Woodward
William Woodward
Chestnut Streat
Woodward
Sirah Jane Kirkham aml _ abe
Knoxville
Jid
California
William
Reityy
South’ Dakota
Prince of Wales Comforts Dying Native Woman
Report from Port Alfred South Africa dated May 1 18 ins states natives and Britishers far from home told of a prince of Wales showing consideration to a dying native woman and cheering and standing by her bedside as he cared for her during illness in pol e s.
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Prince OF Wales
Port- Alfred
Former Atlantic Man Ed Needles Dies in Walla Walla
Telegram reports the death yesterday in Walla Walla Washington of Ed Needles 65, youngest child of J H Needles pioneer family. Survived by his wife two sisters Mrs Anna Simmons Glenwood Sg and Mrs Nellie McGauley La Junta Cele and brother C W Needles Johnson H Needles and wife. Future details unavailable.
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Needles
Maple Strat J
Walla Walla
Wash
Ed. Needles
J. H. Needles
Atlantic
Anna Simmons
Glenwood
Nellie McGauley
Myron
McCauley
LaJunta
Cele
C. W. Needles
Johnson H. Needles
Bird Club Field Day Opens Morning Meeting in Local Territory
Atlantic Bird Club members held their first field day at Sunnyside Park, collecting birds and noting timber along the fan, with Dr Stephens of Morningside College delivering an address tonight at the Congregational Church. About twenty members joined the morning excursion, a promising start to the club's activities.
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Atlantic Bird Club
Stephens
Morningside College
Sioux City
Senior Class Play Tuesday and Wednesday at City Hall
Walter iw presents Charley's Aunt staged by the senior class at the local big esd city hall tomorrow and Wednesday evenings. The production features a witty tale of mistaken identity with Charley’s aunt Donna Levin D Alvadorez arriving from Brazil and Lord Babberly posing as the aunt to resolve a complex farce. Cast includes Jack Chesney Darrell Blake Wendell Lavery Spettigue’s Ward Amy Spettigue Kitty Verdun and others.
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Charley
City
Walter Iw
Vranalonas
Temarrrow
Eudietion
Ual
St St. Olds
Donna Levin D’alvadorez
Brazil
Lord Babberls
Tol
Liv Chesney
Stephen Spettigie
Oxford
Darrell Blake
Jack Chesney
St. Okle's Oxford
Edward Cole
Charles Woykvhant
Wendell Lavery
Lord Fancourt Habberly
Ruscoe
Brassett
Nt Henningsen
Donna Lucias
Alvadures
Front Lrazl
Wilma Warner
Kitty Ve
Gun Battle Kills Denton at State Hospital in Oklahoma
James H. Denton was shot and killed today in a gun battle with C. B. Dollarhide, a service officer of the American Legion headquarters, at the state hospital in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
James H. Denton
C. B. Dollarhide
American Legion
Probe scheme to make Fatty Arbuckle pay debt
District Attorney officials met to decide if further action is needed in a case involving an attempt to extract 12,500 from Fatty Arbuckle. Arthur Arbuckle and five others are named in the inquiry, with San Francisco figures Murphy and White connected to the negotiations.
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Fatty” Arbuckle
Ing
Ling
effort+ tal
Roggou
Ality Arbuckle
Hist
Sf Five
Arbuckle
Keyes
Arthur Acbuckle
Pioney
San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
J. P.’ Murphy
San Francisey
District Attorney Office
Los
Angeles
Arbukly
Mas. J. White
Tor
Mrs. Murphy
Jattornes
Death by own action of sweetheart blamed in tragedy
Miss Loretta Werner, a high school girl from Bri Miss, reportedly caused the death of her sweetheart by drinking carbolic acid last night after a dispute with William Sanford. The incident occurred in Soo (INS) area near Bri Miss, according to initial police notes.
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SOE
INS
Loretta
Werner
William Sanford
Des Moines
Tesls
Ridee Han
Future built by Rev William Mack urges graduates
Rev William Mack of the local Presbyterian church addressed about eighty four high school graduates at the bioculoureape sere Jeux. He urged looking beyond present comforts and toward a greater future, stressing forward progress. The graduation ceremony featured processional music and a sermon by Mack, with other speakers and musical numbers enriching the program.
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Walter Tracy
Tues
William Mack
Presbyteian Rechurch Tollresse
Mack
Steg Atten
Proeple
Gail Camblin
Roland Lee
Roe
Gearula
Murr
Teae
Geo
D.rogers
L. A. Spooner
Whitley
Clarinda Legger Given Three Years in Fort Madison
Ridnour pleads guilty to bootlegging charge and is sentenced to three years in the Fort Madison penitentiary. The case occurred in Shenandoah Iowa with Judge Tad Earl Ridnour presiding.
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Shenandoah, Ta
Alex. ‘Ridnour
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Tad ‘Earl Ridnour
Three jurors accepted by state in Chicago murder case
In Chicago on May 18 jurors were accepted by the state to hear the murder case of William D. Shenkerd, charged in the death of his ward William Nelson McClintock. Three jurors were seated at noon, while a score were rejected for reasons including death-penalty opposition and prejudices.
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Criminal Court
Chicago
INS
Wm. D
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
I. N.S
Criminal Court Building
William D. Shenkerd
William Nelson McClintock
Frank Stiver
Stephen Shapen
Herman Brieske
Peter Balmes
Wemaciine Lowe
Billy
Leopold-Loeb
Ciner
Cour
Weather Brief: Partly Overcast Tonight Then Warmer
Partly overcast tonight followed by warmer conditions on Tuesday. Areas cited include the eastern and southern portions with variable exposure to warmer temperatures.
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Theodore Fall
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Connecticut Regiment
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