Heat Wave Death Toll Tops Midwest Cities
Reports from July 1 show at least two dozen fatalities from a midwest heat wave. Chicago recorded the highest city death count with 46, as temperatures hit the nineties across Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois.
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Chirag
Himdrede
Milweaker
Cme
Ieee
Weetwin Kannan
Pliteburg
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Middle West
Marquette
Chicago
United States
Tucson
Arlona
Hibbing
Minn
Hiwauk
Milwaukee
Knole
la Croaue
Wis
Poorin
St. Louie
Grand Mapids
Cleveland
Chieweo
Wisconsin
Duluth
Weather Bureau
Probe Lobby Charge Reopens as Senate Grabs Spotlight
The Senate lobby investigation will restart Wednesday with prominent Wall Street figures and renewed activity led by Chairman Overman after talks with President Wilson. The probe targets alleged underground influence, campaign payments, and efforts to defeat certain lawmakers, with lawmakers from both parties voicing new resolve to pursue all committees. Meanwhile reports note heavy fighting in the Balkans and President Wilson planning a Gettysburg visit before a trip to New York and back.
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Washington
Senate
Wall Street
Medie Wieteraem
Overman
Mrwardent Wilson
Avyetom
Benate
Hioure
Aleo
Martin M4
Mulhall
Manufacturera
Progress of Events in Our Lands and Abroad
A digest of late notes covers destruction at the Oregon Lumber Company yard in Lee, Oregon. a judge calls for jailer freedom. college graduations in Michigan. train derailments near Tulsa and Caneyville. a divorce case in St Louis. Arctic expedition plans from Seattle. a fatal auto accident near Palo Alto. political shifts in Congress including anti trust and currency reform debate. a proposed dissolution of the Union Pacific merger. and a new ambassador to Australia chosen from Germantown.
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Wawnill
Oregon Lumber Company
Lee
Cire
Olly
Kan
Hearlth Department of
Chicago
Colorado
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ao St
St. Louis
William A. Ward
Mire Sour
Port
Palo Alto
San Jose
Cal
Robert Powell
Mrn
Eilzabeth Powell
John Powell
Powell
Mra Sallie Powell
Ettett Powell
Dota Hobeert Powell
Joseph A. Panter
Louie
Charles Webb
Cobfesalon Bine Wolves
Charlés
Lambert
Kawt #t
Loule
John Viourbon
Dodacontes Fire Commisnion
Paasage
Pur Me Utilitie Fratieblies
Union Vocino
Meheynolde
Wilson
Haw
St Pal
Min
Wilean Wriday
Welde
Cornieh
N. U1
Aumener
Mefteynalda
Raft Road
Union Pacific
Frederick Courtland Veufield
Germantown
Tbasador
Austra
United States
Caleotil
United Sates Pate & Health Service
Joly
Pilmaner Horrison
Tel Creten
Foreign notes span monarchs politics and trials worldwide
Reports from Rome Berlin and London skim a pope consistory nine cardinals with one American rumored. A Mahmout Sehefket Pasha assassination case unfolds in Deyanide Square. Sylvia Pankhurst leads an anti cabinet protest in London as Netherlands cabinet discussions loom. Mongolian violence looms near Shank. Duke Ludwig of Bavaria seeks divorce. Bow Street Court hears a sensational murder threat connected to Arthur Orton’s heirs.
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Raymond Poincare
George
Rome
Mahmout Sehefket Pasha
Gerund Vielen
Deyanide Square
Constantinople
Sylvia Pankhurst
Mra
Emmeline Pankhuret
Wulframetre Bender
Downing Street
London
Hulnener
the Hague
Netherlands
Theatonine Heemakert
Wtites
Siaty
Kawh Howme
Shank
Mongolia
St. Petersburg
Ludwig
Bavaria
Munich
Bavarian Court Opera
Antoine Barth
Bow Street
Pollen Court
Arthur Orton
Thehborne
Denise Greville
Joseph Doughty-Trehborne
Brompton Oratory
Sporting chaos as fights and records mark Montreal to Madison Square
Sport items cover a chaotic mix of events: Jack Johnwan with Ladle Cameron Johnston sails from Montreal to tlawre on the Atlantic. Gunhout Smith defeats Chorme Hodel in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Whibbrooth wins at Belmont Park with Le Hore and Metidan placing. Gwendolyn Beck wins a Dallas to Kansas City women’s title. and a long Central West contest ends in a scoreless zero run game with Dew Moines versus Denver completing seventeen innings.
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Jack Johnwan
Neero Pupgillet
Ladle Cameron Johnston
Montreal
Tlawre
Gunhout Smith
California
Chorme Hodel
Madison Square Garden
Whibbrooth
Belmont Park
le Hore
Metidan
Gwendolyn Beck
Dallas
Tes
Central West
Kansas City
Misa Evelyn Seavey
Dew Moines
Denver
Leteue
Olehtown
Tleat
Hoorkee
Lyte
Multiple Disasters and Deaths Reported In Rapid Chronology
Police captain Thomas Waleh reports confessions tied to a wave of fatal accidents in New York. A train collision at Woodville, Ohio killed one, with one injured and eighteen seriously hurt. A steel tanker Mohawk exploded while anchored off Tompkinsville causing five deaths and several injuries. Benjamin Jordan, twenty, fell from a church roof in Edwardsville, Missouri. five feet below ground spared him severe injury. Gettysburg heat devastates veterans as payment schedules surface. A Nashville, Tennessee murder leads to a five day jail term for Mrs Awo Dolon.
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Thomas Waleh
von Vietlan
Martha
Viteeey
Sweeny
New York
Woodville
Oho
Mohawk
Standard OF Company
Tompkinaville
Staten Sdaod
New York Bay
Benjamin Jordan
St Mary's Catholic Church
Edwardeville
Minetywigtt
Gettysburg
Mra Awos Doleon
Walter Detcom
Gallatin
Nashuug
Tenn
Charlee Cobb
Hymer
Gillette
Washington
Terry
Jacksonville
Plc
Herriet Court
Cheyenne
T. GO. Guetia
Heuben
Eclog
Wahaska
Wapiti
Pat Bogliohwee
Tle
Cody
Carey
B Jamisom
Loral W. Trumbull
Alveny
Robert K. West
Sheridae
Casper
Wyoming News of the Week Highlights and Incidents
A roundup from counties across the state reports a new bank planned at Cheyenne site. accidents and deaths include a Lander brakeman killed on a coupler accident and a Utah coal miner fatally injured in Branston yards. Cabe shows crops, electric field project near Worland, and public works with a new city ball in Kemmerer.
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van Tassel
Martyn Johnson
Lander
Cheyenne
Reine
Gow
Amlen Worland
Wade H. Fowler
Douglas Land Office
Nat Baker
Oat Rock Springs
Riverton
Tine
John T. Johnson
Superior
I. B. Blackwell
Showborn
Russell Thorp
Converse County
W. C. Lockinghill
Sac City
Kemmerer Jn
Joseph Mullen
Phillipa
Guy Demarco
Gress Creek
Utah
Branston
Fort Robinson
Neb
Douglas
Farmer Educational and Co-operative Union
Withai
Low Bleakesley
Warren Wilson
Cremeny Et Or
Dowla
Wtte
Ralph Milly
Mle Piney Comptes
Detriot Court
Metals in Wyoming Decrease in 1912 Gold Copper Output
Wyoming’s 1912 mineral yield shows gold at 22095 dollars, copper output down to 27470 pounds, and silver totaling 266 fine ounces. Most production came from Atlantic City Fremont County, with additional small placer finds in Encampment Crook County and other districts. Copper ore shipments included rare metals with limited mill activity in several districts.
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Western Nesspaper Union Mees Servion Cheyenne
Wio
Wyoming
Charles W. Henderson
United States Geological Survey
Washington
Atlantic City
Fremont County
Sweetwiler
Duncan
Hidden Hand
Carbon County
Hurricane
Crook County
Atlantic City Wind River
Willow Creek
Rambler
Holmes
Hartville
Laramie County
Bear Lodge
Noar Sundance
Convicted Man Seeks Damages From Bank Bonding Case
Laranle-Allan Harper once a First National bank clerk was convicted in Cheyenne and served five years. He sues for 14 000 to 15 000 claiming false imprisonment and poor food in county jail. The suit names the bank, bonding company agent HL duther, and Sheriff Steve Fraver.
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Laranle
Allan Harper
First National Bank
United States
Cheyenne
First Nothin Bank
Tur
HL i. Duther
Harper Wes
Steve Fraver
Two Brothers Drown While Attempting Rescue in Reservoir
In a tragic incident at a farm water works, a nine year old and his twelve year old brother drowned while the elder attempted to save the younger. Searchers recovered the boys beneath the surface as neighbors mourned the loss.
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Rober Gore
Outlaw Search in Cokeville Ends in Gruesome Death
Sheriff Bo Hanson and Prosecuting Attorney Ivan Jones investigate a crime involving two black men in Cokeville. George Joined is found dead after being strangled in a telegraph office and a local man, Jones, reportedly connected to a bank burglary. Cecil Nicholasen, seven, is hospitalized after a powder accident that blinded one eye, with doctors predicting possible loss of the other.
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Cokeville
Bo Hanson
Ivan
Jones Howrd Falatettes
George
Jones
Oregon Short Line
Casper
Cecil Nicholaysen
Laramie Leader D N Stickney Dies at Home
D N Stickney former Wyoming legislator and two year chairman of the State committee of Wyoming dies in Laramie. A thirty second degree Mason and former deputy grand exalted ruler of the state, he leaves a widow. Oll Gusher in Salt Creek Field, Casper, Wyoming. The Mjorth On Company hee brought in & eiteher in the Salt Creek oil Mold forty five miles from the place.
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Laramie
D. N. Stickney
Wyoming
Salt Creek Field
Casper
Woo
Mjorth
Hee
Eiteher
Salt Creek
Thie Place
Discovery of New Natural Cave in Mix Horne Region
Reporter HB Schwab from Heckton with forty explorers uncovers a large cave named Mix Horne. The site features a 14 foot length chamber with width 20 to 40 feet and a uniform height. Crystal lake waters stay cold and create a wider atmosphere within the cave.
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Sheridan
South
Macyly
HB Schwab
Heckton
Crystal Lake
Murder Charge Bound Over In Firet Degree Case
Casper George Edwarda faced bound over for first degree murder after an incident in which he hid under a kitchen floor and attacked Fred Ou, a twenty year old employee, with his wife present. The case moves toward trial in the court.
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Casper
George Edwarda
Fred Ou
New Banking Bill Advances through Congress Revisions Made
The administration currency bill moves in the Senate with Owens sponsoring and Ginsa in the House. The House Banking and Currency Committee takes up the measure as revisions from conferences are folded in while calls for a Fed reserve board with banker representation remain unmet. Provisions retire existing bank notes within twenty years and shift to three percent bonds for refinancing. Chairman Glass pushes swift House action with 26 000 copies of the bill and 6000 for expert assistance.
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Washington
Senate
Owen
House
Ginsa
Menacre
Banking and Currency Committee
Wil‘son
Treasury Department
Feds Era Reserve Board
Cummins
Federal Reserve
Glass
President Wilson Nominates Officials for International Posts
President Wilson released a slate of nominations including Albert G. Schmedemann of Wisconsin to Norway and Penton McMillan of Tennessee to Peru. The list also names Nathaniel B. Stewart of Georgia as secretary at the embassy in Rio de Janeiro and J. Butler Wright of Wyoming as secretary of legation in Brussels, among others in government service.
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Wyoming
Rito Janeiro Post
Washington
Wilson
Albert G. Schmedemann
Wisconsin
Norway
Penton McMillan
Tennessee
Peru
Milan
Italy
Nathaniel B. Stewart
Georgia
Rio de Janeiro
Hragil
J. Butler Wright
Brussels
Frederick Morrin Dearing
Miaaouri
Richard Lee Metcalf
Lincoln
Colorado coal output rises in May to over eighty-two thousand tons
May coal production in Colorado reached 82 665 tons, up 28 069 from April, per state coal inspector Nguren. Tax receipts for the two months total 5 055.89 dollars. January to June 1 production statewide totals 4 590 881 tons with coke at 429 179 tons and about 14 520 workers on average daily.
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Denver
Colorado
Nguren
Coastalione Inapction
Cafo Colorado
Peruvian Statesman Nicholas de Pierola Dies in Lima
Former Peru president Nicholas de Pierola, a noted statesman, died in Lima. He served as president of Peru and was recognized for a strong executive leadership during his term with no revolutionary disturbances.
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Peru
Lima
Nicholas de Pierola
General de Vierola
Woman Moves House to Dig for Hidden 40000 Ore
Mrs M. Hornberg of 318 Mechanics Street plans to relocate a two story home from its foundation to search beneath for about 40000 dollars in ore she believes is buried there. A spirit medium allegedly told her of wealth hidden in the building by former occupants.
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Puebla
M. Hornberg
Mechanics Street
Postal Savings Funds Earn 3 Percent Interest
The article notes 4 272 qualified banks pay 3 percent interest on postal savings funds. It discusses new simplified regulations guiding which banks and deposits qualify for postal savings and the distribution of the notices by the Post Office Department to about 10 000 offices.
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Baske
Washington
Beuke
Postoffice Department
Katherine's Point of View in the Yard Sand Tale
A young girl Katherine enjoys outdoor play beyond her mother’s yard confinement. The piece includes a quip where Katherine tells the man who laid sand to move it, reflecting a child’s independence and humor. It also presents a Washington boy Robbie whose bicycle mischief defies a parental ban. New York quotes from Upton Sinclair comment on poverty and social conditions phrased as charitable attitudes.
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Katherine
Mamma
Kathering
Robbie
Washington
Upton Sinclair
New York
Coffee Free at Last After Postum Change
A reader describes a mother suffering nervous headaches for seven years who quits coffee after switching to Postum. Her headaches vanish as she drinks Postum, inspiring the daughter to also switch. the note promotes Postum Co, Battle Creek, Michigan, and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellville
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