Auto crash kills three on Market av S near Buck Hill
A six person auto was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train at Market av S just after midnight killing three and injuring others. Victims include Mrs Louise Buss and Mrs Anna Paar and Dave Dodie. Millard E Campbell driver survived pinned in wreckage and nursing injuries. Witness Karyl Wright described Campbell stopping to pick him up moments before the crash.
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Pennsylvania
Marketav S
Dave Dodie
Market Av S
Auto Party
George Roberts
North Industry
Louise Buss
Anna Paar
Lizzie Hard
Esteppl
Millard E. Campbell
Cleveland-av
Mark Hambleton Co
Stewart Shanks
Percy Miller
RYE Witness
Karyl Wright
12Th-St NW
Leonard Agency
Campbell
Wright
Pennsylvania Crossing
Campell
Buss
Northdustry
Market&v
Eman
Buck Hill
Abell
Mrs. Paar
Lizzie Hardy
Dedie
FE. J. March
Miss Hardy
Spiker
Canton
Conway
M. M. Smith
Smith
Chicago
Rush D. Miller
Mortican
Miller-Blanchard Co
J. S. Albright
C. Bk. Stone
Orrville
Shanks
Ingleside Hospital
Cherry-ay
Wood May Figure As Compromise Candidate In Roosevelt Fight
Chicago June 6. The progressive and republican camps clash over an unity plan with Perkins and old guard leaders at odds. A potential compromise surfaces as Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood is pitched as a candidate acceptable to Roosevelt and a portion of the progressives while old guards resist nominating him.
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John Edwin Nevin
Chicago
George W Perkins
Reed, Smoot
Boies Penrose
Murray Crane
Col. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
John McGrath
Roosevelt
Old Guard
George W. Perkins
Leonard Wood
Army
Gov. Johnson
California
Gifford Pinchot
Wood
Lord Kitchener Believed Drowned on Hampshire Sinking
London June 6 The British cruiser Hampshire carrying Lord Kitchener and staff was sunk off the Scottish coast by a mine or torpedo. Four boats were seen leaving as heavy seas hampered search for survivors. none found. Kitchener, 66, had just begun a special mission to Petrograd amid World War I upheaval.
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London
Hampshire
Lord Kitchener
Russia
Admiralty
Orkney Islands
Lord Roberts
British Empire
England
Germany
Ballylongford
County Kerry
Ireland
Paris
Petrograd
Grand Fleet
Tornado Devastates Northern Arkansas Killing Dozens
First reports place the dead at 60 with 100 to 150 injured after a tornado hit northern Arkansas. Judsonia, a small village left practically wiped out, reports 25 to 30 deaths with many bodies recovered from ruins.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Judsonia
City approves revised traffic ordinance setting 15 mph limit
After weeks of debate the council suspended rules to adopt a new traffic ordinance replacing the Nov 9 1914 rule. The measure fixes 15 mph within city limits and 1.5 miles in the congested district with front and rear lights required. Trucks hauling iron may not extend loads beyond five feet and must have red rear lights.
Whitacre Likely To Make Sixteenth District Run For Congress
John J. Whitacre appears set to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in the sixteenth district with petitions being signed rapidly at the Young Men's Democratic club. William Thom, Whitacre’s former secretary, is named as the likely Democratic candidate for clerk of courts, while Whitacre weighs his earlier pledge not to run.
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John J. Whitacre
Congress
Young Men's Democratic Club
Whitacre
William Thom
Waynesburg
Starkee Democrats
Thom
The
Daily News
Tam
Washington
Stark Ce
Yuan Shi Kai President of China Is Dead
Tokyo June 6 Yuan Shi Kai president of China is dead according to information from Pekin. He had been in ill health for some time. A dispatch noted recent reports that all sirens had been made to police.
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China
Tokyo
Pekin
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Market
Lizzie Paar
Paee Automobile
Teddy
Perkins
Percy
Miller
Near East
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Gallipoli Peninsula
Gallipoli
Salonika
Kitchener
Athens
Constantine
Balkans
Greece
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