Tragic Fast Track Crash Ends Race Day At Wisconsin Meet
Three cars collide during the opening automobibre meet at Che ies bndvaning Wis. Wilbeam Hourave Garlne and Bourque are killed as a car crashes and rolls. Holcomb and Clifford suffer severe injuries as the track becomes a scene of wreckage and shocked spectators.
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Bourque
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Birta
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Chevrolet
Dan Buien
Guenkina Oldefield
Bank Robbers Kill and Wound in Oklahoma Town
Bank robbers drilled a safe at the State Bank in Kiefer Oklahoma killing City Marshal Inford and wounding cashier Calmer Wobling. The attackers fled as a posse pursued, a tense night in Okhinboma town.
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Okhinboma
Endore Caehiler
Jootine
Kiefer
Okla
Inford
Calmer Wobling
Wobling
Fuford
Enford
Century Show Saloon Folly and Family Evening Probe
A fragmented report describes a saloon show in Prescott featuring theatre acts and a soap-style rehabilitation routine. It notes a crowd seeking family entertainment and hints at public protest and theatrical diversions during a broader entertainment event.
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Cotapln
Skeleton findry tale near Potomac evokes tragic colonial past
A fragmentary account describes fifteen skeletons aligned near the Potomac with references to a 1712 date and a pirate image, hinting at a colonial era tragedy along the riverbank. It mentions a U S Medical School site near the river and a legendary pirate crew linked to early American violence.
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Surial
United States Medical School
Potomac
Sispleton
Red Tian Wir Stole Streuthy
Potumac
Mitin
Rescue of Fifteen From Shipboard Wreck
Secretary Wilson reports fifteens are rescued after a capsized boat incident. The piece details river peril, gangplank mishaps, and ongoing agricultural trade notes, with scattered references to Ohio and U.S. economic context and shipboard danger.
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Wilson
Unite Fifteen
Ulmers River
Amateur golf championship announced for Wheaton in September
The United States College Association has announced the amateur golf championship at Wheaton, Illinois, from September 6 to 11 this year. The event will be staged at the Wheaton country club with players from multiple colleges competing for the title.
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Paderborn Pane
United States
Unita
Wheaton
Fire Burns Gambling Gear After Raid at French Lick West Baden
A raid on two casinos near French Lick West Baden led to arrests as deputies seized property but the court ruled furniture could not be destroyed without a conviction. A compromise allowed limited destruction of gambling equipment while exempting unused furniture.
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Tudiana
West Baden
Sosa
Paol Us
Trom
Trains Delayed by Colorado Floods Ravage Royal Gorge Route
Reports describe Great delays as floods along the Arkansas River wash away tracks at Royal Gorge and other railroad lines. Colorado Midland and Rio Grande routes detoured, with eastern travelers affected and trains diverted via unrelated paths through Amosa, widening travel disruptions.
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Colorado
Royal Gorge
Colorado Midland
Denver
Rilo Grande
Alamosa
Colo
Arkansas
Unclear legible text about a Kentucky man shooting a relative
Fragmentary report describes a Kentucky man involved in a violent incident with family members and guests. The readable portions mention a shooting, an investigation, and a person named Vinson Mame of Speed, but key names, dates, and actions are garbled, leaving the exact events and outcomes uncertain.
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Kentucky
Adso
Fia
Vinsen
Hearge
Wistrous Piavktase
Tabeany
Unknown Man Found Dead Near Pittsburg Public Road
After about three months a body, believed to be a man around thirty, was found by berry pickers near a public road in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. No identification or means to identify the deceased was discovered on the body.
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Pittsburg Suielde
Pittsburg
West Swept by Record Heat Across States
A severe heat wave shrivels crops and causes fatalities across Oklahoma and neighboring states. Temperatures reach record highs with Enid at 110 and several towns reporting in the hundreds. Three deaths are linked to the heat in Missouri, including 74 year old veteran William A. Kenyon.
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Kansas Iid
Judis
Oklahoma
Musingee
Enid
Okla
Port Smith
Ark
Concordia
Ikan
Lamar
St. Joseph
William A. Kenyon
Suitor May Borrow Money From Fiancee, Court Says
Justice Goff of the New York Supreme Court rules it improper for a engaged young woman to lend money to her fiancé. The opinion states a man who borrows under this arrangement need not be bound by repayment formalities, signaling moral judgment rather than criminal liability. The court emphasizes the social expectations surrounding engagements and loans.
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France
Justice Goff
New York Supreme Court
Beyohbe
New York Aerial Manufacturing and Navigation Company
The New York Aerial Manufacturing and Navigation Company of Crooklyn is incorporated to transport freight and passengers by airships. Capital is 25,000, and it is the first company of its kind to incorporate in New York State.
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Dayton
New York
Aml Navigation Company
Crooklyn
New York State
Foil Big Counterfeit Plot Crumbles in Kentucky
Police and Secret Service agents nabbed John C Roberts Marion Roberts and a printer in a major counterfeit scheme tied to 2 000 000 peso notes. The money was found in a heavy brass bound trunk. Roberts said the printing and numbering equipment arrived as he planned to flee to Mexico. The ring allegedly produced convincing 10 peso notes and operated largely from Lowville.
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Secret Service
Kentucky
Amd
Ville
Brown
John c. Roberts
Marion Roberts
John Roberts
Mexico
Lowteville
Egyptian Lotus Blooms In Calumet River Near Hammond
The Egyptian lotus is flourishing in the Calumet River three miles east of Hammond Indiana with thousands of blooms. Reports say the Nile and Calumet are the only streams where the lotus grows, while nearby notes mention a court case in Boston where a jury found a contractor and agent guilty of conspiracy to defraud the city of Boston of fifteen thousand five hundred dollars on excessive magstone contracts, with sentence deferred.
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Calumet River
Nile
Hammond
Ind
Calumet
J. Mocoteu
Cine Superior Courts
Boston
Extra Session Cost Turns $500000 for Lawmakers Mileage
Investigation of tariff passage expenses shows annual session costs near $500000. Mileage at 20 cents per mile from home to Washington drives the bill for both House and Senate members. House members get $400 while Senators receive about $47 per session.
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Samuel
Washington
Pacific Coast
Sena
Attra
Tors
Ued
Senate
Fatal Auto Crash Leaves Victims Near Healing Creek
A late night collision on the road near a waterway resulted in multiple fatalities. Investigators report scattered debris and injured survivors found at the wreck site. The victims were identified by local authorities as residents of the nearby area.
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Urisan
Rat in Kat's Hair Saves Life of Roanvoke Woman
Bertha Delina of Roanvoke Virginia shot herself in the head in an attempted suicide. A rat in Kat’ im hair diverted the act and saved her life. The incident highlights an unlikely weapon against self harm.
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Kat
Bertha Delina
Roanvoke
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