St Louis After Tornado 1919 Death and Damage Toll
Reported wreck and loss from Wednesday’s tornado in St Louis and East St Louis. Deaths identified and unknown, with totals and property losses ranging from millions. Rescue efforts continue as relief organizations coordinate aid and rebuilding.
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Louris
St. Louis
St. Lonia
East St. Louis
East St. Lonia
Eaat
Republic
St. Louie
Business Men's League
Wallbridge
Loas
Harbor Department
Dolphin No
Libbie Conger
J. J. Odill
City of Quincy
Henry Sackman
George A. Madill
Wiggins
Baton Rouge
Belle
Bald Eagle
Providence
Vicksburg
Quatre
Exporter
Harvester
Monroe
Arkansas City
Louis Houck
James Wilson
Medill
Wilson
Calhoun
Christy
Union Depot
aLout
Lynch
Russell Avenue
Henry Altus
Charles Alou
August Ablays
Alex Archambault
August Attenmeyer
Anil
Wm. Berger
Ulrich Becklein
Mrs. Bola
Wm. Blache
Sham Collision Demonstration At Buckeye Park
Preparations for a scientific collision at Buckeye Park on the Hocking Valley road include 40 ton engines, 25 miles south, to collide at 60 miles an hour next Saturday in full view of parkgoers. A train of cars will follow for the demonstration of crash effects. Scott Jackson sentenced to be hanged for Pearl Bryan murder in Newcroft Ky. with a 60 day stay to seek appeal.
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Coromars
Buckeye Park
Hocking Valley
Scott Jackson
Newvroft
Helm
Pearl Bryan
Jackson
Court of Appeals
Window glass factories close down after killer Perry hailstorm
A Perry Oklahoma special reports a hurricane struck Pawnee killing several and injuring others while hail four inches wide smashed north and west facing windows. In Cincinnati the Pittsburg and Indiana Manufacturers' association shut all window glass plants in their territories, leaving about 4,000 skilled workers and 1,500 laborers jobless earlier than normal.
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Kansas City
Perry
Pawnee
Cincinnati
Pittsburg and
Indiana Manufacturers’ Association
Prohibitionists Nominate Levering. Bolters Form National Party
The Prohibition convention nominated Joshua H. Levering of Maryland for president with Hale Johnson of Alabama for vice president. The party rejected the free silver plank and a woman suffrage plank, prompting bolters to form the National party led by Charles Bentley of Nebraska for president and J. H. Southgate of North Carolina for vice president. The split produced a new broad guage platform and calls for unity with dissatisfied groups.
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Maryland
Kingle Tanne
Hale Johnson
Kindg Aan
Boltera
Bentley
Nebraska
Prerssura
Joshua H. Levering
Hole
Johnson
Alinda
John P. St. John
Helen M. Gongar
Indiana
L. A. Pool
New York
New National Party
Moore
National Party
Charlesa Bentley
J. H. Southgate
North Carolina
Indiiana
Thompson
Ohio
The
New Era
John Loyd Thomas
L. B. Logan
Bank President Convicted of Fraud Faces Five Years
The plaintiff and appellant, president of the Duas County Bank in Atlantic, was tried for fraudulent banking, found guilty, and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. On appeal, the supreme court affirmed the lower court. A motion for re hearing was denied yesterday, closing his last escape route.
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Duas County Bank
Atlantic
Supreme Court
Yetzer
Dr. H. L. Cass Sighted at Hawthorn
Dr. L. H. Cass of Maine, who vanished from Chicago and whose whereabouts were unknown, was seen on foot at Hawthorn asking directions to Emerson. Relatives in the east were notified. He is 75 years old. The Hastings Record notes the item likely refers to Dr. Cass who left Maine last November for Auburn Indiana.
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H. L. Cass
Chicago
Hawthorn
Emerson
East
L. H. Cass
Maine
Auburn
Ind
Proposal for a Walk to Atlantic Cemetery Path
Friends with relatives buried in Atlantic cemetery ask why a road walk is not built. Many property owners would allow a three foot plank walk in front of their lots if a safe route is provided. The Cemetery association should act and ask the city to extend a substantial walk to the city limits. About a mile of path may be needed and could be let by contract.
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Atlantic Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Alleged Jury Bribers Arrested In Omaha Case
Sequel of the Bolin trial reports three arrests for tampering with the jury. Merrill Gump, one juror, allegedly took 100 to sway toward acquittal. Grant L. Sweeney and James Fitzpatrick are accused of acting as go-betweens. Other items note a cyclone near New Hampton, a Sioux City robbery sentence, a Lincoln insurer suit, World's Fair medals to Nebraska, army worm damage, 17 year locusts, a powder works fire in Kansas, a college baseball result, a suicide in Marshalltown, and a New York gold shipment.
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Bolin
Omaha
Henry Bolin
Merrill Gump
Bolln
Grant L. Sweeney
James Fitzpatrick
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Laflin- Rand Powder Works
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Ames
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Thomas O. McMillen
L. von Hoffman d& Co
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R. H. Bailey
Oc. E. Townsend
Anita
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Agis, Griswold
NEW Lester
Gale Meg. CO
Albion, Mich
Lumber Yard
Shauwi & Crombie
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J. O. Wilkin
la Porte
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Nad Abela
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