Headend Collision Injures Twenty-Five on Train Crash
A headend collision occurred about a mile north of Ovid between passenger train No. 210 and gas freight No. 235 resulting in about 25 injuries. Engineers and firemen were hurt. one rider’s leg was amputated after being trapped in wreckage. Both engines were destroyed and cars damaged. passengers aided to Kansas City for treatment.
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Joplin
Kansas City
Ovid
Alia
Webber
J.E. Thompson
T. J. Jones
E. Hetner
Hart
Frank Kilogan
Joseph Hoff
Rich Hill
Butler
Jay Tyler
Charley Gilmore
Bash
Shin Ctty
Young Huff
Winds Direction Straws Refer Taft Bryan Support
Charley Zwahlen of Mound renews support for his father A Zwahlen of Hudson. James Gragg reports 400 delegates at a Central Protective Association convention voting 300 for Bryan and 100 for Taft, with Topeka train poll showing Bryan ahead by nine in Kansas City. Debate over Taft injunctions vs Bryan supported by labor and railroad opinions as Mason County readers weigh whom to back.
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Charley Zwallen
Mound
A. Zwahlen
Hudson
Zwahlen
James Gragg
Central Protective Association
Topeka
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Judge Taft
Aincinnati
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers’ Journal
Mason County
Taft
Dillon
John Mitchell
Bryan
Storm Toll Rising In Four States With Tornadoes
Four persons killed near Clayton New Mexico after a tornado and cloudburst. Twenty others injured, several critical. Clayton’s courthouse, water system, and power lines damaged. rail and telegraph links disrupted. Fulcom flood fears as the river rose. Separate reports from Colorado Wyoming Kansas and Nebraska detail similar storm impacts and travel chaos.
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Clayon
N. OM
Clayton
Union County Court House
Wa Sware
Howe
Denver
Coloraida & Southern Railroad
Starm
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rita
Union Pacific
Sherman
Here
Union Pacific Railroad
Death of Will Smith From Football Injuries
Clarion Iowa October 21 Will Smith son of ex state senator A C Smith of Eagle Grove died from injuries suffered in a Saturday football scrimmage. He had a heart failure condition made worse by violent exertion during the game.
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Clarion
Will Smith
A. C. Smith
Eagle Grove
Voting for a U S Senator in Missouri
Voters are told that choosing a United States Senator requires aligning with party ballots in the Missouri system. The piece explains how party votes shape Senate selection via the state legislature, and notes cross voting mechanics between Democratic and Republican tickets and the impact on each candidate’s total.
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Missouri
Uoieed
United States
Pan Ble Mien Wre
Tole Easton
Senate
Sary
Capitan
Aither
United States Legas
Polk
Stone
Gebbards
Kerens
Kendleh
Muust
Steker
Folk
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Warrants and Conveyances
Real estate transfers include Dreus Sh Wray to Adrian Huston s second addition for 110 dollars and Johaones to Phebe Winehell for two lots near Hill. Reaces Wooden to Wm Danmire for town lots totaling 115. Geo Huff to J R Cunningham for 40 acres near Shawnee valued at 1. John St Cunningham to How and wife for 40 acres near Shawnee valued at 1. T Brixner to Ada Carro for 30 acres near Summit valued at 240. Wm Hanes to F H Steuck for 20 acres near Prairie valued at 150. Eliza Asher et al to Addison P Gordon for 16 acres near Walnut valued at 100. N M Oliphant to Orland Hanes for 13 4 14 Grand River valued at 5100. Hi L Curtis to Martin Farmer for 50 acres near Walnut valued at 3400. WA Bpbland to W T Cole and wife for lot 5 block 6 Williams add to Butler valued at 1100.
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SH Wray
Huston
Adrian
W A Johaones
Phebe
Kieh Hill
Reaces Wooden
Danmire
Bpbland
W T Cole & Wife
Williams
Butler
John L Sullivan Reaffirms Five-Decade Wagon Streak
John L. Sullivan, aged 50, celebrated in Hot Springs Arkansas by renewing his pledge to stay on the wagon. He declared he would remain sober for fifty more years if he lives to 100, amid admirers. He declined to drink, though an invitation offered ten drops of whisky and a gill of seltzer.
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Hot Springs
Ark
John L. Sullivan
Gage and Guaranteed Deposits Debate
Fragmentary remarks on deposits and bank guarantees discuss the principle of depositor rights and the conditions under which banks may be compelled to accept or honor deposits. The text references Mr. Gage and a debate over legal protections and business necessity guiding banking obligations.
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Fowler
Depostes
Welsee Roti Platei Lima
General Pathie
Jeander
Globe Democrat Reflects on Hidden Dangers in Bates County
The Adrian Journal quotes the Globe Democrat lamenting unseen threats faced over 18 years in Bates County. Editors warn dangers felt by other papers and admit only conscious danger from aggressive bill collectors. The piece uses self deprecating humor about survival and constitutional risk in publishing.
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Globe Democrat
Hates County
Globe
Bates County
Iate
Toto
Adrian Journal
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Sharon Springs
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