Eleven Dead and Thirty Injured in Wrecks Across Plains
Reported wrecks near Wedron and 12 miles west of Sidney claim eleven lives and leave thirty injured as winds whip drifts 20 to 30 feet high. Conductor Phillips and Brakeman Cradit among the dead, Cradit missing after being blown from a bridge. A stock train, 40 cars from Huht Ma ho, was involved as No 501 collided with No 504. conductor Gue Bueckinehi am faced questions over routing and warnings.
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Sidney
Damn
Phillips
Cradit
Phillipe
Fred Dudley
Thin City
Wedron
Huht
Maho
Ite
Gue Bueckinehiam
Arete
Repath Heads Knight Templar Conclave at Kyanston
Cheyenne leaders elected Sir Knight Richard HW. Repath grand commander as the Knight Templars welcomed visitors at the annual conclave in Kyanston. Officers named include Ro W H. Repath as grand commander and Pred A Miller as vice grand commander with a full slate of officers. The annual convocation of the grand chapter MH. A. M. of Wyoming followed.
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Kyanston
Richard HW. Repath
Wyoming Commandery No. 1
Knights of
Evanston
Rawlineg
Ro W H. Repath
Cheyenne
Pred A Miller
Laramie Knadgemerolivelnio
Jacob FF
Hoop
Shardas
Turner Rawlina
Thomas Cob Te
Groeniver
G. (. Rafter
Cheyenna
Grand Weasurer
Samuel Dickey
Ryaneton
Grand Recorder
A. J. Parshall
CH. Townsend
Casper
Anston
Grant
B. O. Bane
MH. A. M
Wyoming
Daniels Too Wise To Be Pooled By Black Hand Letter
Secretary Daniels faced a Black Hand note demanding ten thousand dollars or death. He checked if any sons were in the office and joked about Bo, then returned to his papers, while Navy officials stayed amused and wary.
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Daniels
Son
Washington
Navy Department
Navy
PTA Passes Boxing Law in Salt Lake City
The bill legalizing 16 round boxing passed without a dissenting vote and heads to the governor. It creates a boxing commission modeled after New York law and the legislature plans to adjourn sine die before midnight. Local sources note Wyoming influence in the measure.
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Salt Lake City
Senate
Boxing
New York
Storm sweeps through South killing dozens and wrecking homes
A tornado sweeping from Georgia into Louisiana left 33 confirmed dead with fears of higher totals. Widespread destruction toppled trees and damaged buildings while communications failed across affected regions. Shipping and river traffic faced danger as the storm moved toward the gulf. isolated communities reported severe damage.
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New Orleans
Georgia
Atlanta
Louisiana
Mobile
Gulf
Jackson Brown
Wind storm leaves trails of wreckage across several states
New Orleans reports 33 killed and property damage in the hundreds of thousands as wind and rainstorm sweep Louisiana Texas Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Brookland Texas damage estimated at 100000. telegraph and telephone service disrupted statewide.
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New Orleans
Louielana
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Brookland
Tex
Peoria
Til
Péoria
Wordford
Tazewell
Severe storms rattle Montgomery and Jersey counties
A late yesterday storm tore through Montgomery County causing extensive property damage and injuries with two feared dead. In Jerseyville area three people were injured and multiple houses were wrecked as the storm crossed about 30 miles southwest of East St. Louis.
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Montgomery City
Montgomery County
East ST. Louis
Jerseyville
Lane Made Indian Chief Lone Chief Honors Daughter
Secretary of the interior Franklin K. Lane was named Lone Chief by Blackfoot Indians of Montana in a ceremony that also titled Acting Commissioner Abbott as Little Chief. Miss Nancy Lane received beaded moccasins as part of the honors during the presentation of a peace pipe and buckskin tobacco bag.
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Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Curly Bear
Indian Affairs
Abbott
Nancy Lane
Little Dog
South Carolina Child Labor Debate Highlights Age Bill Clash
At Jacksonville conference Dr. McCullough and others examine South Carolina’s child labor law and the push to raise the work age. Mississippi’s eight hour day for under sixteen and Gulf Coast oyster shuckers are discussed along with welfare, birth registration, and union needs.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph A. McCullough
Greensville
Edward Il, Bailey
Jackson, Miss
W. H. Swill
Greensboro
N. C
Rey
C. BE. Weltner
Columbia
South
National Child Labor Committee
McCullough
South Carolina
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
North Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Swift
North Carolina
Bach
Dr. Weltner
St. Luke's Lutheran Mission
Cadets Honor Sponsors at Military-Themed Event
Cadets led by Knight and Evelyn Jensen displayed emergency kits and stretchers as they bound injuries during a vivid mock battle. Red Cross nurses aided, sponsors praised squads, and Governor decorated the company with medals after Whites orchestra played The Star Spangled Banner amid a festive reception.
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Knight
Evelyn Jensen
Red Cross
Cartwell
Hart
Dr. Goff
Cadet Drill Event Praised for Training Value at High School
The hall featured a gajs canopy and a canopy draped with red white and blue streamers. The governor, the Spousary, Miss Catherine, Captain Hart, Dr. Goff, Mr. Dering, Mr. Hastie and school board members attended. The orchestra performed as the cadets received praise for their training and organization.
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Spousary
Catherine
Hyp
Hart
Goff
Dering
The
Tribune
Hastie
Goyal
Unclear Names Listed From Various Cities
Fragmentary OCR shows a long list of individuals and places including Philadelphia Denver Seattle Rockford Chicago and Fort Collins with scattered initials and surnames. No coherent event or context is evident from the readable text.
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Frank LeBar
Philadelphia
Orchard
Lander
W. W. Noyes
Byron Reis
Philadephia
Hony
Rockford
Bert White
York
M. Hopkins
Denver
Perry
Minneapolis
F. J. Emings
Rock River
C. H. Tor Casper
George Brown
Seattle
George King
G. G. Rosser
Paul Borst
Chicago
Arthur Kump
Even
A. Skelton
H. A. Giffen
Smith
J. Wheelock
Jetra E. D. Norton
Casper
Sam St
Mill Chicago
R. D. Brooks
Reuter
Charles
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John Paulson
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