Five Deaths in Clinton County This Morning
Tragedy struck Clinton County this morning with five fatalities from accidental drownings and a car crash. Names include Mrs Alfred Weber, 37, who drowned at her Western home site. Arthur Roch 2%, and Harry Ott 2% who drowned in river and swimming incidents. former coroner Pek 1 WB Biter died after emergency Cedar Rirards visit. Seaman, Clinton, noted in report.
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Chwon Fa
Tragey
Clinton County
Alfrevne Weber
Forself
Weltern
Arthur Roch
Mississippi
Harry Ott
Fay
WB Biter
Cedar Rirards
Clinton
New Battle on Senate Coal Bills
Washington dispatch reports new push by Senate factions to battle over Frelinghuysen coal bills next week. Agricultural group backs amendments while others seek to curb Interstate Commerce Commission rate regulation. Proposals include appealing the rate guarantor and attacking freight rates provisions amid planned railroad legislation.
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Workington
D.C
Senate
Frelinghuysen
T van Auld
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lynching Reported After Black Man Forced to Climb Tree
A Black man accused of assaulting a white woman was captured by a citizen posse in McCormick. He was forced to climb a tree and shot multiple times, according to the afternoon report. The victim identified him, and authorities have yet to release further details.
Body found in Mississippi River near Muscatine Iowa
The body of Viele Lukenbuchl aged about was recovered early today in the Mississippi River at Muscatine Iowa after a nightlong search. He had been missing since Sunday afternoon and the cause of death remains undetermined.
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Muscatine
Viele Lukenbuchl
Weather forecast fragment 9 June item
Fragmentary weather notice reports generally fair conditions for the next twenty four hours with uncertain temperature and wind notes.
Weather Summary From Daily Observations
The following is a weather summary from oral observations by Dr. H. M. Stanley for the past 24 hours ending 7:00 p.m. The record notes the highest and lowest temperatures and rainfall for days in June and indicates rainfall amounts over several dates. The legible data includes dates and rainfall measurements though some text is garbled.
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H. M. Stanley
Saapreay
King George to Enter Yacht Races
King George plans to return the racing yacht Wiitannia to its classic racing trim for forthcoming regattas. The Wiitannia has defeated British and American yachts in previous contests. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York are expected to participate in Clyde races in July.
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London
Stle
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Clyde
Train crash hurls two youths into Lime Creek near Nora Springs
In Be city on June 26 a freight engine struck a car two miles east of here sending Newell and Lawrence Nelson, sons of Hetel Nelson of Nora Springs, into Lime Creek about 20 feet below the bank. Both boys were pulled from the water. Lawrence collapsed on the bank while Newell was saved by hospital doctors who expect recovery.
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Lime Creek
Here
Newell Amd Lawrence
Hetel Nelson
Nora Springs
Rome
Lawrence
Guns Made for Mexico in Danzig Sparks Subtle Debate
Geneva June 30 report reveals an arms factory in Danzig supplied 10 600 gun barrels for Mexico. The Teache Nations council discussed the matter as Sapa, city president, said the order dated last October preceded city constitution and could not be quickly altered. The French representative noted surprise at municipal protection of war materials.
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Dana
Mexico
Council of the
Teache ‘of Nations
Aues
Little Girl Burns to Death While Smoking in Poplar Bluffs
Five year old Clara Osborne died after her clothing caught fire while attempting to smoke in Poplar Bluffs Missouri on June 20. The report notes no traffic towers or semaphores in Berlin.
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Poplar Bluffs
Clara Osborne
Berlin
Referee Talk Around Dempsey Carpentier Bow
New York promoters discuss who will referee the Dempsey Carpentier championship bow slated for July. Tex Rickard, promoter, hinted at possibly officiating himself as talks briefly drift over referee decisions and logistics.
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New York
N.Y
Oi Dempsey-Carpentier
Tex Rickard
Jek Ud
Woman Undergoes Surgery After Lip Injury
In a hospital report, Mrs J Runde opened her lip during an incident and swallowed a foreign object. She was moved to a Morey town hospital where doctors deemed surgery unnecessary, opting for non operative treatment instead.
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Dalaman
Bonus bill report favors five way soldier relief
Washington June 26 The five way soldier's bonus bill was favorably reported today by the American Legion committee. The measure awaits action by the full senate with several senators reserving right to modify recommendations later.
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Washingtn
Doc
Wndorone
American Legion
Newate
Wildcat Movie Plant Faces $50 Million Losses
New York report details investigation into the film plant scheme with losses totaling 50 million dollars. The Nations' Association of Station Petureportunty cites mismanagement and inflated project costs, noting widespread wasted inventory and questionable investments in film ventures.
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Wildcat
May Prosecute Robb for Release of Waters
Des Moines June 20 sheriff W E Robb and jailer John Sloan may face prosecution for releasing John Waters known as Go About Riley to Guthrie county sheriff to answer a bank robbery and murder charge after a writ. District Judge James Hume granted the writ and handed down an opinion directing the county attorney to pursue the matter.
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Des Moines
W. E. Robb
John Sloan
John Waters
Riley
Guthrie County
Hadeen
James €. Hume
Stoh!l and
Sloan
Ag, Ripper
Bolt from Clear Sky Kills Man in Chicago
A man was struck and killed by a bolt from a clear sky while standing in front of his home in Chicago. His wife witnessed the tragedy as investigators began noting the incident near the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad line.
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Bolt From
Chicago
Brookfield
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Formation of the Sell Now League in New York
Announcement reports the formation of the Sell Now League in June 2004 at 11 Went 40th Street New York. The committee is led by leaders of American industries and includes figures such as Frank Flienan Senator Nathan Strose and Senator Arthur Caper, with participation from several trade groups and company heads.
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New York
Cairs
Fienan
Nathan Strose
Chitwan, Florer, Terson Company
CHL 1C
Paterson
Quarrels With Wife Ends In Fatal Harm
Washington dispatch reports a street car conductor named fuinuel Ke Crawford killed three children and himself after a domestic quarrel. He allegedly forced the four into a room on the home floor, barred the doors, and turned on gas. Neighbors say the wife, mother, had died earlier following the dispute.
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Washington, D.C
Fuinuel Ke Crawford
Bay Jawan
Eadh
May yield 10 House report amid Senate conference actions
Washington DC June 20 Chairman Wadeworth of the senate conferees presented the conference detail to the senate later but Sona Norris Republican Nebraska blocked immediate consideration. The text notes army appropriations and a price reference for a gram of Fadlinuy at Presmot around twelve dollars.
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Wastington
Smite
Wadeworth
Senate
Sona Norris
Nebraska
Guinaldo's Daughter Quietly Married in Virginia
Carmen Aguinaldo, only daughter of General Aguinaldo, quietly married Jose Po Metencio, director of the Philippine press bureau, March 30 in Alexandria, Virginia. The ceremony was announced in Manila. the groom is a Philippine official and the bride, a student at Wellapsley College, now begins a honeymoon at the home of Filipino Counterpart De Veyra.
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Washington, DC
Ais Carmen Aguinaldo
InnarRemt
Alexandria
Jose Po Metencio
Vullippine Pres Burean
Aguinalde
Manila
Meloneli
Women Raise Funds for a National News Bureau
A plan to create a national women's news service gained support at final meetings in Salt Lake City. Organizers, led by Mrs. Irene Clark, sought stock subscriptions from twenty states to fund the venture and publish through a weekly review.
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Ealt Lake Chryue
Dune
Dtie
Pedaral
Salt Lake
Chirk
Mickoptal Teview Wan Batten
Aiken
Af Eter Ptm
Gossipy Women Blamed for Baby Crime Wave
In New York on June 20 Magistrate Levine in Morrikanta Court arraigned several boys for stealing pocketbooks as part of a baby crime wave blamed on women who gossip about neighbors and their children.
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New York
Levine
Morrikanta
Bronx
Sioux Falls Banker Invited to Washington Conference
Sioux Falls banker JoJa n Jolann was invited to a major conference of international bankers in Washington. The invitation came from Secrolarie Mellon and Hoover of the treasury to join the White House event. Jolson, a prominent loan funder, represents institutions in the northern region and accepted the invitation on June 24.
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Juan
Frank M Jolann
Secrolarie, Mellon and
Hoover
Trewsury Vot Camiieres Departmente
Whi
Wanhlngton
Jolson
Entite
Tabere
Oke North
Masked Bandits Steal About $10,000 in Prunaeronia
Four masked bandits held up a red Meyer runner for the Murnal Trust Company amid a daring cash heist. The suspects fled with a satchel containing roughly $19,001, while the victim escaped unharmed, pursuing the robbers.
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Trust Company
Prunaeronia. A
Waulits Held
Red Meyer
Rh Murnal Trust Company
Hare Otay
Hank
Meyer
He Tanner
Ovation for Haywood By the Internationale
An imperfect OCR reads as an event titled Ovation for Haywood orchestrated by the Internationale Higa. It mentions Haywood of the TW We who Med to Ruvwila and a statement that formerly dreamt Russians Ted to Aumelen, but now American workmen call ten truly free.
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Higa
Whitham
DL Haywood
Today's Markets Amid Mixed U S Commodity Signals
A cobbled market note from the Associated Press reports scattered activity across grains and livestock. Prices for wheat and oats show modest moves while cattle and hog futures highlight uneven demand, with volume thin and regional quotes varying.
Local Cash Markets Prices and Hides Reported
Market notes show Glen straw hay at 88.00 and 900 threaded hay at 1200. Wheat seeds listed L489 with 0 to 1.00, Timothy from 1.50 to 1.75, barley 8c. Poultry and eggs trading as well as horse and boot hides and cream valued at 200.
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Berthmathy
Lewis to run for AFL presidency amid union row
An AFL leadership contest unfolds as Lewis declares candidacy for president of the United Mine Workers of America and the Federation of Labor faces statements from officials including Samuel Comper. The event centers on union power and party alignment with internal divisions shaping the race.
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Renver Cole Jame
Vic
Uted Mine Workers of America
Tonay
Die Nflen
Jean
Cuneatina
Brotherhand
Mihiniate
Gampern
Reports Say Charles Plans Another Return
Vienna June 29 reports indicate former Rnipewrar Charles Smiends plans to return to Mangery. Newspapers published the date of Ivear Tiaq Musapent as August 20. German deputies report he had been recognized on Switaurland and granted the right of commitment by the Swice government.
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Charles
Vienna
Rnipewrar
Tn Mangery Mowee
Mungney
Switaurland
Munger
Austria Signs Up for International Court
Fragmented text suggests Austria signatory move toward the Permanent Court of International Justice or court mechanism under a league of nations framework. Incomplete details indicate clauses on arbitration and joint legal commitment.
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Austria
Beach attire censorship by seamstresses shocks onlookers
Reported in a Chicago event seamstresses censor bathers by sewing or altering swimsuits to enforce strict dress norms. Observers note the practice heavily shapes public display with prohibitions and wardrobe changes observed at the shore.
Drowning At Lake Crook Reportedly Fatal
A drowning incident occurred while swimming near Lake Crook yesterday. A local employee identified as Kewant reportedly died after cramps struck while in the water. Authorities and family are awaiting further details as investigators review the scene.
Heat claims several lives in Chicago amid record highs
Severe heat blanketed Chicago as temperatures neared 95 degrees for a second day in forty eight hours. Among the deceased was Mrs Anan Laid, 50, reportedly found on her way to Gar enw, with authorities noting heat as a contributing factor.
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