Men Die In Molten Iron Accident At Open Hearth Plant
A catastrophe at an open hearth steel facility left superintendent Grong FL Steel and safety chief Pattie Conningham fatally injured. Patrick Ferrall, Patrick Jaxer, Patrick Meyers, Michael Pane among the injured as molten steel splashed over workers during pouring and transfer by a travel crane. Over twenty men were nearby when the front of a container failed, sending molten iron across the work area and forcing releases of grip on tongs.
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Peiodhedphus
Tve
Wayne Jonrtien
Deat Sane Tolin
Patrick Ferrall
Patricy Jaxer
Patrik Meyers
Michael Pane
Grong FL Steel
Pattie Conningham
Thenolten
Steen
James Tahig
Saat
Cunningham
Firemen Hurt As Grove Block Collapses in St Paul
Twenty two St Paul firefighters were plummeted three stories when the Grove block third floor collapsed during a fire on East Fourth Street. Assistant Chief Miles McNally and Nicholas Kemah were seriously injured and hospitalized. others suffered injuries but none fatally. The Young Mercantile Co occupied the second floor. two engine companies and salvage crews were on the third floor when the fall occurred, causing widespread injuries and property loss estimated at 7800 dollars.
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Bt. Pai
Grove
East Fourth Street
Pave Way
Miles McNally
Pipewaan
Nicholas Kemah
Builtaw
Membeye
Ralvage Corny Eer
Tan
Shere Fone
Fo Hospais
Sai Alto Mobiles
Beiteling
New Era in Igwa Politics Begins Campaign Year
The report from Des Moines dated April 17 notes Senator Lafe Young’s return to Iowa and Benator Kenyon’s Washington departure signaling a new era in Iowa’s state and federal campaign plans. Young intends a long Senate bid with rallies and a likely primary in the near term, while Kenyon remains reserved on specific policy details, signaling a developing but contested political outlook for next year. Washington coverage also cites a public wealth service study launching to combat epidemics, detailing trials in various states and a Utah locality hit by disease.
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Lee Moines
Lafe Young
Ly Jowa
Beartur W
Kenyon
Washington
Benator Young
Bate
Dynes
Benator Kenyon
Congress
Towa
Publica Wealth Service Y
Valiobe
Utah
Hetty Green Hints at Hoboken House Move Amid Unclear Plans
Fragmentary notes suggest Hetty Green considers a residence near Thirteenth and Washington in Hoboken or Mullison Avenue, while family tensions surface over future housing. Mentions of Mrs Kemp and son Colonel Edward Ho Gitee nods imply a shift toward a possible move to the Waldorf, though plans remain unsettled.
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Manhattan
Thirteenth
Washington Streets
Hoboken
Mre
Gearpe
Kemp
Mullison Avenue
Chris Dikels
Iain
Ste
the Waldorf
Bet
Kenyon Seeks Sherman Law Change After Election
Fort Dodee April 17 W. S. Kenyon Iowa's new senator announced plans to seek an amendment to the Sherman anti trust law to change punishments. He pledged continued anti trust action and criticized Senator Lorimer over the investigation, appealing to supporters to respect his votes and return home to his farm.
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Fort Dodee
Kenyon
Iowa
United States
Senate
Wickersham
Lorimer
Minon
Lim
Lows
Measles Fatalities Amid Family Tragedy in Perry
Measles prove fatal for three children and a brother of Mr de Camp in Perry, with another daughter hospitalized in Des Moines. Several family members ill but recovering. In Davenport Bishop James Davie enforces papal decree banning priests from bank or business directorships.
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Perry
Warren le Camn
Kennedy
Withensee
de Camp
Des Moines
Davenport
James, Davie
Funeral for ex Governor Click Held in Atchison
The funeral of former Governor George W. Giter was held in Atchison Kansas on April 17. The service was conducted by the Masonic order with many state leaders present including prominent Kansans.
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Click
Atchison, Kan
Weez
Kanaak
George W. Giter
Lea
Masonic Order
McCoy Declared Bangit Belletontaine Apr Time
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a person named McCoy and a train incident near Muuple D and Belletontaine. It notes someone being robbed and references passengers on a train. Details are incomplete but point to a crime or robbery event on a railway involving McCoy.
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Belletontaine
Serime
Mupele
Love Letters on File in $10,000 Breach Suit
Mrs Alma Clark of Dalton Alabama files resistance to bond in a breach of promise action against B L Pyle a Marietta township farmer. She declares no property and asserts high costs would deny her right to prosecute. Clark submits four alleged love letters to prove a promise of marriage. The plaintiff is young while the defendant is nearly seventy and a grandfather.
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Marshalltown
B. L. Pyle
Marietta Township
Alma Clark
Dalton
Cook County
Mib
Clark
Fender
Beef Cattle Men Organize New Iowa Livestock Group
Beef cattle breeders in Iowa plan to form a new statewide organization to meet bill requirements and promote meat production. Charles W. Ercher of Harlan, a former agriculture board member and current state representative, will lead the drive with a large breeders meeting likely in Des Moines to launch the effort.
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Dew Moines
Iowa
Towa Dairy Association
Charles W. Ercher
Harlan
Board of Agriculture
House
Nelson case settles after out of court deal
Audubon April 17 Christian Nelson, recently acquitted in federal court at Cornell Bluff on bootlegging charges, settled a civil suit against a relative in county court for 1500 dollars. The dispute centered on damages claimed by the plaintiff and involved a courtroom settlement rather than a trial. In another brief item, Frederick Schwartzbern, 70, temporarily unaware due to rheumatism, shot and killed himself in Enna Pag Andre.
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Audubon
Christian Nelson
Cornell Bluff
Browbert Uniow
Christian Christiagaen
Dietetet
Tly County
Wial
Belng
Nows
Frederick Schwartbern
Bimpel
Andre
Salomone Writes to Pope From Prison in Trial Appeal
Salomone the Sicilian brigand writes to the pope in Rome from confinement seeking aid in a forthcoming murder trial. He says two priests Vasapoli helped acquittal by refusing to falsely accuse him of guiding 140 men. The pope ordered the priests to honor their pledge and urged the prison chaplain to bless and counsel the innocent man.
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Rome
Salomone
Vasapoli
Barra
Franca
Pepe
Entonione
Piazza Armerrina
Salamonce
Ball hailed as a martyr and apologist for alimony foes
Joln Kun reports on Peter Ball who was jailed for two years for refusing to pay alimony to his ex wife. The story claims he may die in jail before paying. His ex wife has remarried and a Bassete town marshal notes the developing drama surrounding the National Anti Alimony association.
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Joln Kun
Hallen
Meritia
Peter Ball
Balenys
Hin Worer Empany
Bassete
Bramhall Charged With Murder In Independence Mo
John B P Bramhall an attorney was bound over to the criminal court on a first degree murder charge after a April 7 shooting that killed Willam J Hagan a flour dealer Bramhall said he warned Hagan to stay away from his wife and later found them together in Independence Mo on the streets The shooting occurred after the warning and pursuit of the couple.
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Kauseas City
John BP. Bramhall
Willam J. Hagan
Toy
Criminal Court
Bramhall
Hagan
Independence
Johnson to Serve Out Term in San Francisco
San Francisco April Jack Johnson heavyweight pugilist will serve the full term of his sentence for speeding his automobile. Police Judge Treadwell, acting on information that Johnson had privileges not granted to other prisoners, reconfirmed a decision shortening eight days from the champion’s sentence. Johnson was to have been set free today.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Will
Arryve
Treadwell
Johneon
Jubuaan
Paday
Nations to Honor Carnegie in Public Assembly
A public gathering in Washington on April 17 will honor Andrew Carnegie. Jatin Barrett, director general at the Pan American union, announced the event where Carnegie will be presented with a gold medal by a group of men at the American conference held in Buenos Aires.
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Ena
Astral Vorton
Montine Heer
Logan
van Duyn
Washington
Tietary
Jatin Barrett
Pamanate Jonn Union
Andrew Carnegie
Imnenas Aires
Lnét
Buanmur
Federale Push Near Agua Prieta Reported
Federal forces advancing toward Agua Prieta concentrate in the Nucosart valley. In the southern sector of Agua Prieta Amerlonty from Frontorka moves to the front. Reported force ranges between 3,200 and 4,000 men with machine guns and one held piece.
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Agua Prieta
Agua Piety
Nucosart Valley
Ato Prieta
Amerlonty
Frontorka
Tariff Battle in Sight Faces Prolonged Debate
Washington reports a sharp clash over the tariff and the popular election of U.S. senators as the House debates reciprocity and a publicity bill. Minority leaders vow steadfast opposition while Democratic leaders push for quick action, aiming to pass the measures within weeks amid broader legislative plans.
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Washington
A Phan
Boise of Representatives
United States
Underwood
Ways and Means
House
Flene
NeGrtatt
Mann
Senate
Roosevelt Returns To New York After West Tour
Roosevelt arrives in New York from a ten week western tour and is greeted by cheering crowds. He avoids discussing reciprocity proposals or western plans amid the reception. Separately, two Wisconsin students, Beglinger and Adwins, drowned near Gordén while crossing Hasshi during a windstorm.
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Roosevelt
Chiagoa
Harter
Koosevedus
Cmd
Superior
Wis
Apri Vik Beglinger
Chester Adwins
Wiselino
Hasshi
Gordén
Wik
Governor issues no proclamation for Mothers Day
Lincoln AGRIT 1T reports Governor Ald issued no formal proclamation designating Sunday May 14 as Mothers Day. The message urged residents to observe the day in their own way without an official state directive.
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Lincoln
Ald
Appointment of Walter W. Smith as city bank examiner
Walter W. Smith named national bank examiner for St Louis, succeeding the resigning Frank O. The report also notes the drowning death of Rev. McNeilly DeBoige near Morganlowl in a duck hunting accident. The Toledo Blade printing firm suffered a major fire loss of 4 000, largely uninsured, with partial insurance coverage.
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Walter W. Smith
St Louis
Frank
McNeilly DeBoige
Catawba
Morganlowl
Toledo Blade Publiing Company
Felix Kornfeld
Cillinery
Brookline
Richardson
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Muscatine County
George W. Koontz
McCoy
Gomez
Suerez
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Rema
Tabudlorn
Sauz
Santa Clara
Here
Illnois
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Guce
Iowa City
Pope
Ball
Marty
Dack Johnson
Carnegie
Colfax
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Coltag
Rayauan
James Whitcome
Indianespote
Comb Haley
Riley
Colonel
Draven
Jhige Kavanagh
Mlinois Cell Railroad
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Rudkiller
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Casce
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