Floods in Ohio and Indiana Cause Massive Death Toll
Reported floods along the Ohio river and in Indiana last week endanger thousands as waters recede leaving mud and destruction. Officials estimate fewer than 500 deaths with Dayton and Piqua seeing revised tallies, while Dayton death toll may drop below 150. Rescue and rehabilitation efforts begin as inundated cities seek shelter and aid.
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Ohio
Indiana
Dayton
Columbus
Mississippi
Piqua
Labor Plans to Celebrate Day in Mining Camps
April 1 marks the eight hour day anniversary in mines and is a holiday in mining camps. James Morgan will speak at Monarch, Herb Schneiderman of the Labor Journal will address Rock Springs, Arthur G. Morgan will speak at Crosby in Big Horn county, and James Buckley will likely speak at multiple locations. Cheyenne labor leaders are active in organizing and service roles for the observance.
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Wyoming
James Morgan
Monarch
Herb Schneider
The
Labor Journal
Rock Springs
Arthur G. Morgan
District 22
Crosby
Big Horn County
James Buckley
State Federation of Labor
Cheyenne
Dollar Diplomacy Critique Reversing Taft Era Policy
Robert M. Pollette denounces dollar diplomacy under Taft Knox, praising President Wilson and Secretary Bryan for shifting away from Wall Street driven interests. The piece argues diplomacy should prioritize humanity and national honor over profits and calls for rooting out business influence in State.
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Department of State
Bryans
Taft
Knox
Wilson
Latin America
China
Bryan
Wall Street
State Department
Huntington Wilson
New York
White House
Dollar
Ambassador Straus
Asia
Minor
Germany
Morgan Syndicate
Honduyga
Nicaragua
Morgan
Morgan Group
Mexico
South America
John Hay
Wade
Robert M. 4A
Pollette
What Are The Causes Of Tornadoes Professor Explains
Lincoln Neb March 2 A lecture before the YMCA bachelors club by George A. Loveland of the United States Weather Bureau explained how tornadoes form and differ from cyclones. He described warm air rising and rapid circulation through a hole in upper layers creating whirling columns that race across the country at high speeds.
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Lincoln
Neb
Y. M. C. A. Bachelors’ Club
George A. Loveland
United States Weather Bureau
Loveland
Nebraska
Gulf of Mexico
Hudson Bay
Atlantic
Pacific
Curious Crowds Flock to Omaha to View Ruins
Omaha residents and out of town sightseers flocked to view six miles of tornado ruins, with rail excursion rates to follow. Relief funds have reached 260000 with builders actively restoring roofs and structures, while police and soldiers tighten patrols amid crook appearances and arrests. In Spenuer, a bank hold up in Naper ended with the shooter killed after firing on the city marshal.
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Omaha
Neb
Spenuer
First National Bank
Naper
Boyd County
Clifford Rohr
Brockton
Keya County
Jacob Zimmerman
Citizens National Invites Public to Inspect Building
The Citizens National Bank building in Cheyenne will open to the public tomorrow night. The six story steel and cement fireproof structure will be shown by bank officials as new tenants move in. Visitors will see the modern office space housing Con way and Henneberry Burke and Hiner Wilfred O’Leary Wyoming Life Insurance Dr Bingle and Ko pard Mercantile. Music and flowers will greet guests.
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Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyomfix
Con +way & Henneberry
Burke & ¢ Hiner
Wilfred O'Leary
Wyoming Life Insurance com +pany
Dr. Bingle
Kopard Mercantile Company
Bank Cashier Shot. Robber Fatally Wounded Nearby
Robert J Brown cashier of Barnes State Bank was shot by a masked robber who then fled with gold. A posse fired on the suspect as he ran three blocks away, killing him. He was about ten years old and linked to the Wymore gang of Nebraska bank robbers. John F Potter, at back door, was fired upon but unharmed. Brown died from his wounds after he resisted and fired.
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Barnes
Kan
Maren
Robert J. Brown
Barnes State Bank
Brown
John F Potter
Potter
Tie
Engineers Recommend McKeesport Filter Plant For Cheyenne
Dr J D Shingle and engineer Goodrich retire from study of fiber filtration plants for Cheyenne water system. McKeesport plant judged best option with cost 2 to 4 dollars per million gallons and about fifty thousand dollars total. Four months needed for installation. request to council at Tuesday meeting.
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J. D. Shing
Nce Goodrich
Cheyenne
Cincinnnati
Pittsburg
Freeport
Williamabureg
McKovsport
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Mich
Shingle
McKeesport
Bhingle
Mr. Goodrich
Ette
Hide
Militant suffragettes clash at Hall during London address
In London Viscount Haldane faced a surge of suffragette protesters at the National Teachers conference in Weymouth Mare. Eight to ten women were ejected after a quarter hour of disruption. Sylvia Pankhurst recounted prison experiences and Emmeline Pankhurst details of hunger strikes and forcible feeding at Holloway Prison.
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London
Weetonaiper-Mare
Viscount Haldane
National Teachers’ Conference
Sylvia Pankhurst
Miss Pankhurst
Mia
Emmeline Pankhurst
Talloway
Miss Pankh
Yello Emerson
Juckson
Mich
Ojo
Miss Emerson
Misa Pankhurst
New Industries Promised Cody Seeks Boosts
Cody residents discuss potential packing house for fresh and processed foods, a canning factory, and rehabilitation of the sulphur tail at Cody club and Farmers' association meetings. An action committee handles each project and will push them toward realization as a priority, with many other enterprises on the horizon.
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Cooby
Wye
Cody
Cody Club
Farmers’ Association
Fe Cody
Syndicate Ready to Loan China Ten Million Short Term
President Wilson learned today that an American financial syndicate is ready to loan the republic of China 10,000,000 as a short term credit. It plans to negotiate a long term loan of 100,000,000 or more. The syndicate seeks assurance that the Chinese government will not participate in the negotiations.
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Washington
Wilson
Lo Deay
Republic of China
Leter
Aseks
Dean Davidson Bids Farewell to Cheyenne Church
Rev. George Davidson will deliver a farewell sermon at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Cheyenne before departing for his new post as rector of St. John's Episcopal Church in Los Angeles. Since 1911 he built a lasting parish, led charitable efforts, and strengthened the Sunday school, Parish House club, and local associations before moving to a major Southern California congregation.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
George Davidson
St. John's Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
United States
Teo
Dean Davidson
Chayenne
St. Mark’s
Novia Scotia
Davidson
St. John's Military Academy
Salina
Kaw
Kenyon College
Bisley Theological Seminary
Fenbury Divinity School
Independence
Kan
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Marietta
Ohio
Cheyenne
Lorders
Reaches Liberty Through a Sewer
LEAVENWORTH Kan Vareh 29 Clyde Stratton serving five years in federal prison for the McCool Ind postoffice robbery escaped today by crawling a wire through a sewer Two companions who tried to escape with him were recaptured after being overcome by Rae On revival they said Stratton had escaped Stratton with no companions reported this morning he was elec They were taken to hospital on the way the three disappeared Later a man’s loge protruding from a sewer was pulled open guards found the aedomd but Alration who gone
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Leavenworth
Kan
Vareh
Clyde Stratton
McCool
Ind
Alration
Weather Forecast for Wyombe: Rain Likely Next Two Days
Wyombe residents hear cloudy skies on Sunday and Monday with probable rain. Forecast calls for unsettled weather across the area with periods of light to moderate showers possible through the start of the work week.
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Wabhamton
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