Disorder spreads as workers clash with troops in Odessa strikes
Reports from Odessa describe a general strike turning violent with confrontations between workers and military forces. Two killed on Monday night, more injuries and arrests, while a 400 worker barricade repelled Cossack attempts. Lodz casualties mount, Poland news hindered by embargo, but unrest appears contained in Russian Poland.
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Odessa
Poland
Tanke Gazette
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Lodz
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Warsaw
Fireman Hero Saves Child on Track Near Powell Neb
George V Poehl of St. Joseph Mo a fireman with St Joseph and Grand Island suffered the loss of his left leg at the knee when a freight train struck a 20 year old child that wandered onto the railroad near Powell Nebraska. Poehl climbed to the pilot to push the child clear but his foot slipped and was severed under the pilot as the child was thrown aside. He was taken to a hospital in St Joseph with death momentarily expected.
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At &T
Slain by Indians Maquis HIN Settlers on the Mexican Border
Rioting Yaqui raids along the San Miguel River in the Ures district Sonoran have left at least twelve ranchers and several women and children dead. A rescue party largely of American mining men departed from Pozo station to aid the endangered settlers. Five Yaquis linked to the massacre were hanged. Dr. Frank J. Toisant, fresh from Ares, brought the report to Tucson Arizona.
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Ures
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Pozo Station
Frank J. Toisant
Ares
Tucson, Ariz
Wallace quits Panama Canal post for New York firm
John F. Wallace Chicago chief engineer of the Panama Canal resigns from both the canal and commission to join a New York corporation. Salary as canal engineer was 25000 dollars. He defers comment to Secretary Taft on his resignation and prior role as general manager of the Illinois Central Railroad.
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Taft
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Tornado in South Dakota Claims John Family Victims
A late night tornado five miles southeast of Plankinton leveled a house as Walter John and his baby fled to the cellar. The floor collapsed on him. he survived to recount the storm but died hours later. His wife died in his arms, a neighbor reported. The storm damaged John Williams’ buildings but spared the town itself. Four others were injured, none seriously.
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Mr. John
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Danish Cadet Ship Georg Stage Sunk by British Steamer
Danish cadet ship Georg Stage was rammed and sunk by the British steamer Ancona near Copenhagen. Twenty-two cadets drowned fifty-seven injured as the crew slept in bunks. only one body recovered. First Officer Myhre cites Ancona’s sudden course change and a seven foot bow impact.
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Kansas City Live Stock Exchange OKs Member Boycott
The Kansas City Court of Appeals upheld the exchange directors in expelling J. J. Qaddish for alleged ungentlemanly conduct and permitting a boycott. The court ruled the exchange a lawful organization not a restraint of trade and allowed sanctions against wrongdoers.
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Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
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Peace plenipotentiaries to meet in August
White House released that Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries will meet in the United States during the first ten days of August. The president hopes the talks can be held on or soon after the twentieth of August, depending on schedules.
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Uncertain Lodz Situation in Poland amid News Blackout
The report notes little verified information from Lodz and Poland after Friday’s clashes. Censorship blocks telegrams and newspapers, leaving Soviet and American officials with scant details. Officials warn news could trigger unrest in Russia’s industrial regions, while Poland’s convocation of a national assembly faces delays and postponement risks.
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Tirkig
Lodz
Popait
Gui
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Russia
Nacional Assembly
Chicago Electric Car Wreck Injures Fourteen at Evanston
A Chicago and North Shore electric car left the tracks at Grove Street Evanston on Sunday afternoon. Fourteen people were injured, three seriously, as the vehicle sped through a curve and ran 100 feet onto the sidewalk before hitting a cable support. Passengers were thrown into debris. nearly every occupant was injured.
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Russians Desperate to Fortify Vladivostok Defenses
A London Daily Telegraph correspondent reports Russians pressing strenuous efforts to strengthen Vladivostok defenses. The Usuri district is said to face famine as water supplies are diverted to fuel the fortress. General Lineiteli issues orders to noncommissioned officers and others to curb drunkenness with penalties.
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German News Discussion and Foggy Naval Incidents
German newspapers debate the Moroccan issue and the France Germany tension as Britain contends with responsibility for recent war scare. A British cruiser Carnarvon collided with the German steamer Coblenz in fog off Cape Prior, Coblenz damaged and towed to Ferrol. passengers and one injured. In Detroit, dynamite canister exploded injuring five, including a 10 year old boy, with others hurt. Occurring violence includes a mother killing her children in Colorado and a race relations speech in Boston. Reports mention Russian ships in an Italian harbor and ongoing speculation about Germany’s response to a conference proposal over a colonial question.
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Valeter Homer Dying in uncertain old Times
The fragmentary OCR text references a person named Homer with unclear fate and a death related note. It mentions being born in 1820 and a vaguely described condition tied to love and life events. The readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
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Rock Island Limited wreck near Downey injures crew
A Rock Island Downey bound train wrecked at Downey five miles east of town. Engineer Barnhart died, Brakeman Morse injured, Fireman Higgins pinned but survived. The engine and cars toppled. passenger cars remained largely intact. An extra crew derailed a siding switch causing the crash. one passenger train struck the switch, tearing up track.
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Des Moines Woman Divorced and Remarried in Thirty Minutes
Rose Schaller of Des Moines set a remarkable record by divorcing a husband and quickly remarrying another within under thirty minutes Monday. She claimed prior marriage to Will We Case in April, alleged abuse, and confinement before authorities arrested the husband. After the divorce, she obtained a marriage license with Claude Smith, who was reportedly a former husband, and the pair were married in Clerk Colin’s office after being summoned by Trustee Duncan.
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Tuadee Duncan
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Steele Attorney Charged With Embezzlement in Des Moines
A Des Moines attorney and former county attorney candidate A. D. Steele was indicted after a ground jury ruled he embezzled about 86,5000 from Gladiator Mining Company. Prosecutors allege Steele diverted funds based on evidence from CLI Crabtree, the mining firm's general manager, and several expert accountants who audited the books.
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Funeral Interrupted A Suspect Poisoning Near Yotter
Sensation follows the death of Cyrus Pratt near Yotter as coroner investigates suspected poisoning. Mrs Pratt and hired man Will Aershing arrested. coroner’s jury to wait for stomach analysis. Also: O'Brien released after Fort Dodge arrest. Logan Boy wins $25 prize. Father and son drown in Cedar River. lightning hits Kellogg farm. sardine poisoning in Cole. Whiting Fourth plans. Edith Brown kidnappings near Lake City. miscellaneous notes on local oddities and farm setups.
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General Services
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Negro Murderer Caught After Keokuk Slaying
Henry White, a negro, killed Charlee Lewhy after an old money dispute near Keokuk last Wednesday morning. Captured by armed posse after a pursuit through Denise Woods, he resisted, fled, and was cornered and wounded before surrendering at the county jail.
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Denise Woods
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Wedding of Melvin Couple Draws 400 Guests
The Melvin area celebrates the marriage of Mr and Mrs Philip Keller of Melvin to Miss Maciline Lahof of Minnesota. About 400 attendees enjoyed a day of dancing, games, refreshments, and gifts valued in the hundreds of dollars.
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Mise Maciline
Henry Lahof
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Marshalltown Woman Marries Man Half Her Age in Toledo
Hattie Sawyer a 40 year old Marshalltown widow with grown children wed Carl W Thorn 20 in Toledo after clerk denied a marriage due to consent issues. Thorn works as a teamster for Boat En Cola Co. The couple plans to reside in Marshalltown.
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Body not recovered in Des Moines man search
After two days of fruitless river search for Virgil HL White attorney of Des Moines presumed drowned Sunday evening near the Des Moines River authorities and friends have abandoned efforts. Patrol boats will guard the river front for three miles as hopes of recovery fade.
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Refuses Fortune for Religion in Iowa Woman Declines Catholicism
An Iowa woman refuses thirty thousand dollars to avoid changing her religion. Mrs Jinda Ganson of Devonport astonishes friends by declining a Catholic conversion. Charles Simpson, a Ganson family friend, recently died in Sacramento leaving thirty thousand dollars in his will on condition she convert, which she declines saying she cannot sell her beliefs for money.
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Devonport
Charles Simpson
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Sacramento
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Roaring River Tragedies And Local Court Actions
A string of small town incidents includes a fatal foot injury leading to disease death near Avocent, a tramp assaulting and endangering Minnie Daersch on a railroad track, and a dangerous mugging. Court action includes a temporary injunction over Monona Harrison drainage contracts. Missing man John Brohlberg last seen near Fort Dodge after a Campbell circus visit. Awards include Elwell scholarship at Cornell College for Henry Coleman and Baue. A train accident injures John Lindgren en route to Rockford. Robbery reported in Jasmine’s store in Henry County. Model Association meeting near Logan with officers elected.
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John Brohlberg
Othe
Fort Dodge
Campbell Circus
Wrecked by Design At Mentor Ohio Train Disaster
Wreck of a twentieth century dirt train at Mentor Ohio sparks claims of a deliberate plot. Officials note an open switch caused the disaster, with a mob reaction and police pursuit underway. Abandonment of an eighteen hour schedule follows, as investigations continue into motive and safety failures.
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Chicago
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Plan for summer capital near Manila with hill station retreat
Report outlines the creation of a summer capital near Manila, modeled after Simla, to house the government and families during hot months. Construction will include a town with hotels, cottages, and official quarters, plus a railway and telegraph setup. A medical unit will serve convalescents, and some mission houses already exist.
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Medical Corps
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Man to the Kicehon and the domestic task folly
A muddled humorous scene shows an old man boasting about cooling methods and a messy kitchen dispute. A Mrs Dunant’s son in a distant locale is pressed to wash dishes while another boy wipes them, the task described as greasy and tedious.
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Seotehwyonran
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Will
Kidney Pills Claim Boost in Judgement and Fog Signal Advances
The report cites Justice Chas Peterson’s ruling praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy on the market, with a patient testimonial praising relief from back pain. It also covers new fog signaling apparatus tested by the lighthouse board, including a revolving megaphone with eight trumpets and directional blasts for mariners.
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Peterson
United
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Daddy Kidney
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Anesland
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Gulf of St. Lawrence
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Isle of Wight
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Not Upon Astronomy Story From Municipal Service Board
Local tale recounts secretary TWeury Borlinger of the municipal ely aervica board describing a police appointment candidate asked to measure the distance from hotwoon to the earth. The candidate allegedly replied with a garbled, misspelled statement about not knowing the distance and a cryptic remark about bent and futl.
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Ely Aervica Board
Uta Police
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