Underwood Beats Hobson in Alabama Senate race reforms
Western Newspaper Union reports scattered returns from forty of sixty seven counties show Oscar Underwood leading Richmond Pearson Hobson in the race for the U S Senate. Underwood campaign leaders claim a 30 000 vote lead at 10 30 with Hobson managers silent. Other notes mention city elections and liquor questions across several states.
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Birmingham
Ala
Oscar Underwood
Richmond Pearson Hobson
United States
Underwood
Hobson
Alabama
United States Senate
Ray Mushton
Montgomery
Frank 3. White
Home Rule Bill Rejected Amendment Falls in Commons
In the House of Commons an amendment to reject the home rule bill was defeated by 156 to 74 amid opposition cheers. The bill passed its second reading by majorities of 10 and 5, with potential automatic enactment if it clears a third reading and avoids Lords action.
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London
House of Commons
House
O'Brienites
House of Lords
Sharp Earthquake Shakes Tonopah Nevada
A sharp earthquake jolted Tonopah Nevada but caused no damage and no injuries were reported. Local residents felt a strong tremor that rattled buildings and homes in the early morning. Authorities monitored the area for aftershocks.
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Tonopah
Rockefeller Testifies On Colorado Coal Strike Role
John D Rockefeller III testified before the House mines committee about his role as a director holding about 40 percent in the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. He said he fulfilled his duties by appointing a competent manager and favored arbitration, while denying knowledge of cartel tactics and arguing for peaceful resolution of the strike. He defended the company against accusations and defended arbitration in industry disputes.
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Washington
John BD
Rockefeller
House
Eodburn
Colorado
Ebout
Colorado Puel Aed Ton
Catelilions
Otrike Dhstriet
Eoiuplager
Easy Attorney Sryant Dies Demeer Wemi Biryemt
A partial obituary notes the death of a former attorney named Bryant and mentions a term linked to boating in Colorado. It references Baltimore and a few unclear figures, with no clear dates or last names fully readable.
Unclear OCR Notes on Coburude Ticket Prices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Coburude and ticket prices with fragmented phrases. No clear event person or organization details are extractable from the readable material.
Ward King Demonstrates Split Log Drag for Roads
Missouri expert Dr. Ward King lectured in Golden on good roads and demonstrated a split log road drag. He urged small, staged road work, warned against heavy grading expenditure, and showed a half drag with a conventional appliance on a Jefferson county demonstration. County commissioners showed interest and offered a free drag to any farmer willing to try it. Representatives from Jefferson Clear Creek and Gilpin counties attended along with Denver officials.
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Western
Union News Service
Golden
Colo
Jefferson County
Clear Creek
Gilpin
Ward King
Missouri
King
James Trueson
Denver Motor Club
Parke
Frederick Steinhauer
Denver
Reegels in Trap at San Pedro
Rebels still fight to defeat Pecoral army from Torreon as General Carranza plans defense and reinforcements. Velasco leads a push against rebels while federal forces ride from Torreon to block southern advance. Carranza warns no news from Pedro as wires are cut and telegraph poles burned. General Vila orders deportation of 600 Spaniards in the city.
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Torreon
Carrenea
Villa
Banfedro
Porral
Gener Velesen
Innocent Levitation Error Sparks Fatal Attack
A disrupted mission tea led to a deadly stabbing after a wife was refused entry by Jeu Hon Yer. Neo Quong Ho confronted the couple, where he fatally hacked the assailant with a hatchet in a violent confrontation.
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St. Leute
Jeu Hon Yer
Neo Quong
General Wood Replaced as Staff Chief by William Wethergean
The text reports that General Wood leaves the role of Staff Chief in Washington and Major General William Wethergean is to replace him on April 22. It mentions the Secretary of War and references a change in staff leadership.
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General Wood
Washington
Willem Wethergpean Will Barge
United States
Sutewe
tLeguard Wood
Tarreon
Lansing Sworn as Counselor Worthington
In a ceremony at the Stele Departee the appointment of York Wareworn as Counselor is announced, with Joby Bassutt Moore present in the proceedings marking the official approval.
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Lansing
Worthington
Kolent Tomene
York
Stele
Wtee
Joby Bassutt Moore
Conaul Aids American in Probe at Newslests Council
A notice reports Conaul assisting American investigators from his Douglas base in a case involving James vii and Moreau mining. The inquiry centers on a pill allegedly connected to Pangan, with headquarters at the Newslests colllection.
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Douglas
Arle
United States
Cabeul
James vii
Moreau
Pangan
Wager amid tensions over race and death claims
Ambiguous OCR reads claim of a wager tied to a death case involving named individuals including Lemus and Marie Scot. The fragmentary text hints at disputes over responsibility and possible outcomes, with no clear date or location available.
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Marie
Asquith Leaves London for Scotland Amid Liberal Cheers
Large crowds greet Premier Asquith as he departs London for East Fife Scotland. Liberals rally at stations along the route crediting him with upholding Army crown authority and people's power. Lord Roberts leads League of British Covenanters urging Ulster opposed to Home Rule without Ulster consent. Sir Edward Carson warns of possible bloodshed if coercion is used. Speeches by Walter Hume Lane Lord Milner and Carson.
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London
Lord Roberts
League of British Covenanters
Ireland
Ulster
Walter Hume Lane
Lord Milner
Sir Edward Carson
Asquith
East Fife
Scotland
Hhs
Ine
Reclamation Seeks Royalty Stance on Coal Leasing Plan
A Washington telegram to Governor Ammons from Representative Taylor urges Colorado protest against a bill before the public lands committee to place 75 million acres of public coal lands under federal leasing. Taylor asks if Colo rado will testify or send objections and notes the proposal would affect coal land held by the federal government and royalties to the reclamation fund with potential state shares.
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Taylor Wires Ammons
State
Washington
Ammons
Taylor
Public Lands Committee
Colorado
Denver
Stormy winds hit the Federal Reserve Board birth plans
Unclear text describes a hostile reaction to the creation of a Federal Reserve Board with mention of opposition by unnamed committees and regional changes. The fragment appears garbled, referencing states and cities with no clear events or outcomes.
Arkadelphia Husband Arrested in Triple MURDER Case
A husband, Elihu Fran crete, is jailed in Arkadelphia charged with the murder of his wife and two children. Charred remains were found in the wrecked home near town, following a coroner's jury recommendation.
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Ark
Elihu Fran Elete
Yle
Pod
Siren
Representative Payne Seeks Reelection to Lower House
Auburn reports Representative Ko Payne, dean of the Republican in the lower house, announced his candidacy for reelection after completing his current term.
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Auburn
Fene Ko Payne
Republicane
Congress
Rube Waddell Dies in Texas
San Antonio reports the death of Hall of Fame pitcher Rube Waddell. The famed left hander, once a dominant figure in baseball, had not pitched in months and died in the city.
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Rube Waddell
Texas
San Antonio
Governors at Olympia conference with Lister and Veet
Governor Lister attended the Western governors conference in Denver on Saturday. He was joined in Olympia by Governor Veet of Oregon for the irrigation conference.
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Olympia
Weet
Lister
Denver
Conference of Western Governate
Boeksne
Convicts Fight Jail Break Attempt Ends Fatally
Five inmates attempt to break from the Sacramento cel facility. One convict is killed and another wounded as guards intervene. The breach disrupted by police, investigation underway.
Mexican Money Increases Impacts Markets Abroad
Fragmented OCR text notes shifts in currency value affecting markets and political pressures. Mentions Torreon and Washington urging constitutional changes amid economic responses.
Unclear text fragment prompts a summary
OCR content unreadable with multiple typos and missing context makes it impossible to identify persons places or events for a valid summary card. No verifiable facts available within readable text.
1913 Coal Mine Fatalities Far Higher Than 1912
The 1913 U S coal mining fatalities totaled 2 755 among 728 355 underground workers a rate of 0 682 per 1000 versus 0 327 in 1912 The year logged twelve deaths per working day with 4 large mine explosions contributing to the rise Pennsylvania led states with 1 227 deaths followed by West Virginia New Mexico Ohio Illinois Alabama and Colorado The director Dr Joseph A Holmes noted partial safety progress but emphasized continuing danger and the impact of production growth on fatalities
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Union News Service
Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New Mexico
Ohio
Illnois
Alabama
Colorado
Joseph A. Holmes
Bureau
Statiatics
Dee
Tolla Fight Reopened in Senate Warh'neton
Panama tolls controversy shifts from the House to the Senate as the toll exemption repeal bill passes 247 to 162. The long running dispute draws renewed attention amid one of the Senate’s most protracted contests.
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Panama
Hettae
Attenton
Congress
Senate
House
Paname Canal
Ventura liner theft sparks Australia crewman probe
In Prancino California postal inspectors say drafts and payment checks totaling about 4000 were stolen from the mail room aboard the Oceanie Steamship Company's liner Ventura. Dawid Williats, a 24 year old Australian mess boy, is named in the investigation as aboard during the voyage. The Ventura arrived back March 26 and was three days from port.
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Fan Prancino
Calif
Oceanie Steamship Company
Ventura
Dawid Williats
Hope
Wan
Port
Warbington Secretary Bryan Succumbs to Severe Cold
Secretary Bryan, a public official, is described as suffering from a severe cold. The fragmented OCR note references his illness and an image placeholder, suggesting a brief obituary or update on his health.
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Warbington
Bryan
Img
Three Dica8 Train Falls in River Disaster
Atthea led Three persons were killed and Olety five injured when a Wablesh passenger train known as the foutlental Limited crashed through a bridge over the Wabash river west of home. The engine baggage car and day coach dropped into the water.
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Olety
Foutlental Limited
Wabash River
Home
Couch
Ote
Walker
Widow of Kinsley to Dead in Eastbourne
The widow of Thomas Henry Hustey the celebrated English biologist died at Eastbourne. Theme Musley died in the same year aged 45.
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Kinsley
London
Thomas Henry Hustey
Eastbourne
Musley
Ax Murderer Kills Three Then Party Fire Suppresses
A reported ax murder ends with three dead and a house fire set to cover the crime. The account cites witness Piel Prenels and mentions a survivor child rescued from the blaze.
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Tee
Piel Prenels
Pittichers Announces Hall of Fame Induction for Public Women
The article notes seven women recognized for hall of fame status by local officials in Pittichers Pa. Metbard and Tote of Pabile Easely are named in connection with the event and its planning at central venues.
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Pittichers
Metbard
Pabile Easely
Ta Cnet Ly
Newfoundland Sealing Disaster from Baltic Ice Storm
The Newfoundland sealing ship Bellaventure returned with six bodies and 69 identified dead from a two day blizzard on the North Atlantic floes. The Southern Cross is believed lost with 173 aboard, bringing the death toll to 347. Surviving seamen recounted hours of terror and scenes of wrecked bodies as they endured the Arctic ordeal.
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N. F
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
Bellaventure
Heroam
Sealer
Southern Cross
Seamen's Institute
Robert F. Scott
Antarctic
Kidnapping of Rev Otis Spur geon Shocks Denver
Denver police investigate the kidnapping of Rev Otis L Spur geon a Des Moines Iowa Baptist minister and Knights of Luther member assaulted and abandoned near Brighton road after being abducted from a Pierce hotel apartment. He had planned a lecture at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. The clergyman is treated at St Luke's hospital in serious condition.
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Denver
Otis L. Spurgeon
Des Moines
Iowa
Knights of Luthmer
Pierce Hotel
Hrighton Road
Spurgeon
Clertyman
St. Luke's Howptel
Weyerhaeuser the Richest Man Dead in Pasadena
Frederick W. Wey erhaeuser, famed multimillionaire timber magnate, died at his winter home in Oak Hill Pasadena. Reported wealth exceeds estimates of 900 million to 1 billion dollars, with conservative guesses around 500 million.
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Pasadena
Cal
Frederickh W. Weyerhhaeuser
Minnesota
Driwherman
Jobo DP. Rockefeller
Tia
Oak Kooll
Oeee Geeocrates
Unclear OCR Item from California News
Disjointed text describes Charles Kelly leading a march to Washington D C with about 1400 unemployed men and mentions 48 jailed for vagary. Also references a bride visiting parents in Texas and a homicide involving Alfons Zuniga who killed a bride and wounded her mother. funeral or fatal injuries implied.
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Hucramento
Cal
Charles Kelly
Washington, D C
Alex Mouthe
Vagramey
Antonio
Weven Monte
Alfons Zuniga
Hostilities Continue in Maui Amid Ongoing Conflicts
Reported by Washington sources with fragmented notes on rebel activity and military movements. Mentions reoccupied towns and coal operations tied to Ohio and Cleveland areas, with unclear dates and several garbled names and places.
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Washington
Pebel
Blatt
Liew Hoot
Kealwick
Nashville
Pheom 2 Hinckhe
Theodores
Oulaaminthe
Wyoming News Highlights From Across the State
Wyoming reports show events from Cheyenne to Sheridan including stock growers convention, land openings, and railway plans. Deportation of a Sheridan girl, a fatality from a runaway near Lost Springs, and a canning factory movement are noted among varied updates.
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Remi
Evanston
Mary Wooures
Sheridan
Fred Drage
Platte County
Rock Springs
Luke Burkhold
Lost Springs
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Cheyenne
W. J. Stover
Cheyenne Land Office
Wyoming
Midwest Oil Company
C. A. Fisher
No Particular Hurry at Local Cinema
Mrs Brown exclaims for the crowd to catch the villain on screen while her husband pauses for the operator to switch the reel. The brief anecdote captures a playful moment inside the mov ing picture show.
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Brown
Tangoing in Stockings Sparks Late Night Quip
Mrs C Vere jokes at 2 o clock in the morning about not taking shoes off in the hall. Her husband claims no concealment and says he was practicing a new tango in stocking feet.
Honest Man Jones and the Mistaken Brother Tale
A fragmentary exchange recalls a man named Jones and a woman mistaking him for her brother after he gave a kiss. The dialogue hints at a moral judgment and a returned gesture, ending with a brief unresolved verdict.
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Jones
Feminist Aphoriam Fragment From Silent Script
A damaged text fragment presents a feminist aphorism about the weaker sex and strength. The garbled lines hint at gendered contrasts and critique of dominance, though the exact wording is unclear.
New York Birth Rates Drop in Early 20th Century
Fragmentary text notes low birth rates in New York around 1903 and 1911. The garbled lines mention a comparison to earlier years and reference a teacher and a person named Tommie in a questioning dialogue.
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New York
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