Canal Tolls Debate Signals U S War Strain Over Exemptions
Acanutain reporter cites Republican Mann arguing the United States must not accept treaty terms that force tolls on U S ships for foreign nations. He warns England could push U S into war, while Villa’s forces and Mexican conflict dominate front news as Torreon battles intensify.
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Acanutain Bronny Witohington
Marin
Mann the Hoss
Japan
Chan
United States
England
Tat Roeland
Howse
Mann
Clark
Wilson
Lowere
Wumiphreye
Republcan
Washington
Wos
Chick Today
Murderer given life sentence in Chicago hotel hammer killing
Anna re Thieaso and Marcy 4 report Jobe Koetters found guilty of murder of Mrs Bun Kraft of Chacianatt. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after killing her with a hammer in a Chicago hotel over money.
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IE Anna Re Thieaso
Marcy
Jobe
Koetters
Bun Kraft
Chacianatt
Iifn
Chicago
Senator Clark Defeated in State Race Shock Nationwide
Fragmented OCR notes report Senator Clark defeated amid small state majority. Confusing text hints at political upset and regional reactions but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Wilmer Tornado Tragedy Report From Local Disaster
An account of a tornado hitting Wilmer yields reports of multiple deaths and injuries in the town. The piece describes emergency response, displaced residents, and ongoing searches as authorities assess damage and coordinate aid amid widespread destruction.
FANLROADS LAIN FINANCIAL STRAITS
The article reports FANLROADS facing financial distress as an intercity highway commission considers injection of funds and restructuring options. It notes potential toll adjustments, debt concerns, and upcoming board discussions on long term viability and maintenance commitments.
Mob attack leaves Black woman dead in Wagoner County
March report from Muskogee details a masked mob scene in Wagoner County where Marle Scott, a young Black woman, was strangled and hanged from a telephone pole after the jailer was assaulted. Lemuel Peace, a white man, was also fatally harmed as the mob stormed the jailyard.
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Muskogee
Okla
Wagoner County
Marle Scott
Lemuel Peace
Wagoner
Hilliard Evans Dead in Kentucky
The report notes the death of Hilliard Evans in Mayan aid thin sh ortoM. It mentions Winwles and a community in Bryn where Linwile, daughter of Larry Smith, was raised. The article references white residents and a county audience, with limited readable details.
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Hillibed Kyun
Amon
Uottow
Burteson County
Bull
Linwile
Larry Smith
Bryn
Railroad Tariffs Suspended Across Four Thousand Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended about four thousand railroad tariffs ending allowances to industrial railroads. The move aims to reduce dating and applies to United States Steel Company and other Eastern steel firms where prior investigations have set suspensions. The action covers most lines but not the specific list in the Yostigatag case.
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Washington
Inter Hate Commerce Commission
United States Steel Company
Am and Steel Companies
Commission
Mip
Fatal mob assault cited in Santa Fe case
A group of twenty men moved from jail to a street corner in Santa Fe March 8 and attacked Adolf Patilia’s wife with a sharp object, leaving her unconscious and causing fatal harm before he was shot. The mob overpowered the man according to reports from the scene.
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Santa Fe NM
Adolf Patilia
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