Wreck on Fort Worth and Denver City Line Kills Many
Southbound train No 2 wrecks near Channing Texas after a washout. Many passengers killed and several injured. Express Messenger Chapman and the fireman missing. Engineer badly hurt. Train burned except one coach. Denver officials silent as a special relief train runs to the scene.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Denver City
Channing
Here
Chapman
Denver
J. W. Good
Mills
Wells Fargo Express Company
Attorney General Rules on Primary Election Liquor Rules
The attorney general holds primary elections are not elections for liquor closure and bars need not close or cease liquor sales on primary days. Inquiries about test wording on ballots and excluding voters by race or subscription to tests are deemed party political matters for state and county executive committees to handle.
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Austin
Smith
Convention Hall to be rebuilt before July 4 in Kansas City
The board of directors of the Convention Hall company approved rebuilding the hall by July 4 to match the Democratic presidential convention. A force started clearing debris at dawn while securing iron and steel amid high demand. Losses total about 400000 with the hall, church, parsonage, school and Williamson block insured.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall Company
Second Presbyterian Church
Lathrop Public School
Central Street
Convention Hall
Twelfth Street
Church
Williamson
Governors clash and court delays in Kentucky race
Governor Taylor refuses to quit the Kentucky governor’s race pending the U S supreme court ruling while Adjutant General Collier signals no mass evacuation plans until that decision. Beckham supporters deny force to seize the state house after the court of appeals ruling. The report notes possible decision Monday and pending Washington action.
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Louisville
Taylor
Collier
Frankfort
Kentucky Court
United States Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court Passes On the Case. If the Final Court of the Land
Beckham
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Beckham Administration
Statehouse
Washington
Disturbances in Panama and Colombia Attract Attention
Washington reports growing concern over disturbances in Panama and Colombia as authorities acknowledge seriousness. Mail service has been interrupted and officials monitor the situation for potential broader impact.
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Panama
Colombia
Washington
Columbia
Panama Street Fighting Reported Amid Colombian Revolution
The article notes fighting in the streets of Panama amid a Colombian revolution. It says the state department provided no information on this point, highlighting the U S interest due to the guarantee of free transit between Colon and Panama.
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Panama
State Department
Colombia
United States
Colon
Steamer Wilhelmina to Carry 31 Baldwin Locomotives
The German steamer Wilhelmina sails from Philadelphia for Yokohama and Vladivostock with a cargo headed for the Far East. It includes 31 Baldwin locomotives for the Chi Eastern railway, 2000 tons of steel rails from Carnegie Steel for Formosa, and 400 tons of bridge material from Pencoyd Ironworks for Japan.
Japan Calls Up Naval Reserves for Upcoming Maneuvers
From north China, Japan has called out its naval reserves for service during the approaching maneuvers when the entire Japanese fleet will be engaged.
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China
Japan
German consul insulted and burned in effigy in East London
Berlin reports Herr Malcolms the German consul in East London Cape Colony was grossly insulted by a mob that burned him in effigy. If true the German foreign office may take action, per Berlinger Tageblatte reproduction.
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Berlin
Schelische Zeitung
Herr Malcolms
London
Cape Colony
Berlinger Tageblatte
Foreign Office
Inquisitive Tourgster and Wool Mischief
A father reads as his son Reggie asks playful questions about wool and hair. The exchange reveals a curious child with a sly wink. An old Michigan veteran buried his amputated leg and mourns weekly with flowers on the grave through summer.
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Tourgster
Reggie
Michigan
Ten Thousand Kansas Women In Divided Skirts In Storm
Narrative lines describe Kansas storms and the public’s reaction with remarks about floriculture. Characters include Miss Maude Aunt Sue and a dynasty of five ladies mentioned in a family garden setting.
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Kansas
No Gold Statues Allowed at Paris Exposition
The United States commissioner to the Paris exposition states no life sized gold statue of a woman will be permitted on the exposition grounds as an exhibit or concession. The aim is to preserve the dignity of the U S display and avoid advertising that could reflect discredit upon the nation.
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United States
Singer Automatic
No man's collar vow echoed in bold shirtwaist set
A New Orleans Picayune remark notes a girl pledging to avoid wearing a collar of a man yet freely borrowing her brother's collars to sport shirtwaists with a mannish style.
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New Orleans Picayune
Jinks Nervous as Wagster Swallows Most Food
In a courtroom exchange a judge notes Jinks fears the growling dog while Wagster eats quickly, swallowing most of his food. The dialogue highlights nervousness and appetite in a light legal setting.
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Jinks
Wagster
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Texas
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Charles M. Smith
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Wilhelmina
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Strep
Harris Band
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Ita
Harper
New Orleans
Chicago
Ges Verdict
Hearne, Bryan, Texas
Willis & Coleman
Singer Sewing Machines
O.L. Miller
Salesman Bryan
Bryan Water, Ice, Light and Power Company
Beart
Wilcox
Bryan Eagle
M. F. Heenan
Brogdon’s
Trant
R. L. Brogdon
City Bakery For
Griesser
Webb Bros
J. B. Cruse
Bryan, Texas
Read’s Drug Store
B. F. Leman
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