Tornado kills and injures across South Dakota and Minnesota
Four people die in Minneapolis and two fatally injured at Watertown as a huge tornado scatters destruction across southern Minnesota and northern South Dakota. Twenty two residents at Watertown are hurt. a Rock Island passenger train loses windows but passengers are unharmed. Telegraph service resumes two hours after the storm.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Watertown
S. D
Rock Island
Wilson Grants Commutation For Indianapolis Dynamite Case Defendants
President Wilson commuted the remaining sentences to expire at once for Michael Annon Frank Painter Fred Mooney and William Shupe all convicted in the Indianapolis dynamite conspiracy. Others including Frank Ryan former Iron Workers union president had sentences stayed or awaiting new trials. Clemency for John Barry and Paul Mortyn was withheld.
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Washington
Wilson
Michael 'Annon
Scranton
Frank Painter
Omaha
Fred Mooney
Duluth
William Shupe
Chicago
Indianapolis
Frank Ryan
Structural Iron Worker’s Union
Leavenworth
Kan
John Barry
Paul Mortyn
St. Louis
Los Angeles Times
Olaf Treitmoe
San Francisco
William McCann
Kansas City
James Ray
Peoria
Richard Houlihan
Fred Sherman
William Bernhardt
Cincinnati
Charivari Held For Mr and Mrs Francisco At Home
Friends of Mr and Mrs Conner Francisco gathered at their home at Tenth and Joy streets for a lively charivari. The couple married Monday morning in San Bernardino by the justice of the peace. The bride, formerly Miss Isabel Morrow, of this city, was wished happiness in their married life by the Independent.
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Conner Francisco
Tenth
Joy Streets
San Bernardino
Justice of the Peace
Isabel Morrow
Auto Parties Motor To Ontario For Birthday Surprise
Auto parties traveled to Ontario yesterday afternoon surprising Mrs. Caldewood on her 88th birthday. The group included Mrs. Thomas Ashcroft and other friends from this city visiting in honor of the occasion.
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Ontario
Rene de Hel Ae
Caldewood
E. T. Sanford
Thomas Ashcroft
Man
Evans
A. J. Ware
Humble
W. H. Jameson
Florence Taylor
Federal Reserve Banks Delay Opening to September
Washington June 24. Treasury officials now expect the Federal Reserve Banks to open not before September 1 due to Senate delays in confirming the Federal Reserve Board and bank directors. The organization committee is compiling nominations for director ships across twelve banks and ballots will be cast within 15 days of receipt. Directors will later elect a chairman and set initial terms for board members before banking quarters and operations begin.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banks
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
California minister reports at Sunday School convention
Rev. W. Merritt of Claremont California told the National Sunday School association that Sunday schools are driving saloons from several Arizona mining towns. In one town four of seven saloons and all dance halls closed, reducing violence as the town’s justice court nears inactivity.
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Chicago
National Sunday School Association
W. Merritt
Claremont
Cal
Arizona
Justice Court
Gentlemay
Newlyweds Gates Return Home to East Sixth Street
Mr and Mrs Gates arrived home from their honeymoon at the start of the week and have taken up residence on East Sixth street. The premises were adorned with signs before the homecoming but were removed prior to their return.
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Mparank Gates
East Sixth Street
Conditions in Acapulco tighten as Salido enforces loans
June news from Veracruz aboard the California at Mazatlan reports Salido, the federal general, ordering forced loans from fifty cents to twenty dollars. Zapata’s constitutionalists reportedly besiege Acapulco per liner Peru's advices. In New Orleans Alfredo Brecedo, Carranza’s private secretary, heads to Washington after stating Carranza will not meet Huerta delegates.
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California
Mazatlan
Acapulco
Salido
Zapata
Peru
New Orleans
Alredo Brecedo
Carranza
Washington
Huerta
Puzzling Questions Answered by Evangelist Miller
Evangelist J H Miller addressed Corona residents using the Bible to challenge superstition and priestcraft. He asked how Sabbatarians can observe the Sabbath on a round world and noted the paradox of Sunday on a round earth becoming flat on Sundays. Continued on page two.
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Evangelist J. HI. Miller
Corona
Record Flight Sets World Duration Mark For Plane
Gars tay Basses established a new world duration record for an aircraft today flying eighteen hours and ten minutes without a stop. Lieutenant Kolbe, an army flyer, was killed when his aeroplane overturned and Captain Bath, a passenger, suffered a broken leg.
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Jouannistital
Garstay Basses
Kolbe
Bath
Conditions Bad at Mazatlan and Vera Cruz Reports
Persistent reports of sniping by Mexican outposts near Vera Cruz and rumors of constitutionalist advances toward Mexico City stirred officials. The War Department would not confirm details but an investigation was under way. Interference by the Iferia troops is alleged to provoke a clash to force intervention, though mediation prospects remain hopeful.
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Mexico City
Washington
Vera Cruz
War Department
Mrs Basley Returns to Redondo Beach After Visit
Mrs O I Basley returns to Redondo Beach Monday morning after spending Sunday in town with her husband.
U S Cotton Crop Reaches Largest Volume on Record
Washington June 24 Final census bureau figures place the 1913 cotton crop as the largest ever grown in the United States aside from 1911 with a total value of 1 045 760 000 dollars The ginned cotton totaled 14 156 486 bales of 500 pounds and seed output reached 6 805 000 tons The report notes strong contrasts in regional production including the Imperial Valleys and Arizona with varying estimates of acreage and yields.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Perial Valle
Arizona
Moyer Makes 73 Mile Drive to Seek Aid from Governor
In Helena Montana Governor Stewart was urged to take statewide action by President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners. Moyer drove 73 miles from Butte to the state capital seeking intervention as the IWW conflict deepens.
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Moyer
Western Federation OF Miners
Butte
Stewart
Helena
Mont
Riutte
Gleneray Kelly
Glen. Keeton
Bugle Vna
Viever
Sterilization Law Declared Unconstitutional In Iowa
A U S district judge in Red Oak Iowa ruled the 35th general assembly vasectomy law unconstitutional and void. The decision grants a temporary injunction to Rudolph Davis imprisoned for a felony against state parole officials to stop vasectomy operations and cites ex post facto concerns affecting other states.
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Keokuk. In
General Assembly
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
United States
Southern District of
Iowa
McPherson
Rudolph Davis
State Penitentiary
Board of Parole
Thirty-Fifth General Assembly
SOS
Excellent Talk on Relations of Father and Son
The Father and Son banquet at the M. E. church drew twenty men and their sons. Fletcher Gillian of the Los Angeles YMCA delivered a moving address on father son relations, highlighting duties, privileges and the community value of a good young man.
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M. E
Bog Oge Bers
Brotherhood
Ladies Aid Society
Fletcher Qillian
Los Angeles
Five Hundred Party Honors Ocean Park Guest List
Miss Arlene Jones of Ocean Park hosted a Five Hundred party Saturday evening. Miss Milet Somerville won the top ladies score and the first prize. Norman Shiersdedt took the prize among the gentlemen. Cake and punch were served to a group of guests including Miss Alive Jones Ethel Somerville Helen K Irene Sullivan Archie Tilson Harold Beach Will Clbers Kent Williams and others.
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Alive Jones
Ethel Somerville
Helen K
Irene Sullivan
Los Indeh
Mba Wau
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John (. Pallock
District of Kansas
William Odio Berry
Jol I Howe
David ©. Mott
Iowa State Board of Paral
James C. Sanders
Austin B. Philpott
Pederad
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Statu. Cocuphuimet
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co
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Five Acre
Alhifornia
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