Wreck Kills Two on Big Four Freight Train Near Stockwell
In Lafayette Indiana this morning at 6 o clock a broken axle wrecked a Big Four freight train near Stockwell killing two unknown men. Twelve cars were demolished and five injured sent to local hospitals. Names and details are incomplete with pawn ticket as only link to one victim. Injured include E F Kreuger 20, Charles Unman 35, Herbert Viera 25, Joseph Licher 34, Michael Powell 40. injuries range from internal trauma to broken ribs and facial wounds.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jenne
Stockwell
Clarkshill
Chicago
EF. Kreuger
Seaver
Cole
Charles Unman
N. Cc
Herbert Viera
Joseph Licher
Cavingtan
Michael Powell
Fallen foe ties in Laredo raid return
Mexican federal soldiers return to Laredo Texas from Colombia after routing 600 rebels. Gun trophy said to mark the victory. Longoria and 21 followers reported killed in the engagement. A relative named Panfio allegedly was hanged a month earlier for rebellion.
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Laredo
Tex
Federa
Salgiers
Reueve Larnda
Colombia
Captain Longoria
Longoria
Ile
Inderatz
Kille
Chern
Ir Tz Aald
Br. Builuis
Longeria
India
Panfio
Rebri
Suara
Fragmented Weather Forecast for Midwest and Great Lakes
Readable fragments indicate cooler conditions in southern ports and variable winds across Lower Michigan Indiana and Ohio. Light north winds become variable, with fair conditions forecast for Monday through Tuesday in multiple states.
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Portidas
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Democrats Use Board’s Figures to Fix Schedules
A bearded parliamentary style column discusses tariff policy debates over wool duties. It cites President Taft, President Wilson, and tariff board chair Emory, noting the wool industry’s protection and the board’s conclusions on duty levels while hinting at political maneuvering within the Democratic and Republican factions. The piece casts doubt on the board’s consensus and mentions proposed eighteen cent per pound duties and the influence of party politics on tariff reporting.
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Washington
Tark
Wilson
Curtai
Selaiule
Emory
Reynolts
Apiuim
Sanders
Republicah
Taft
Ohio
United States
Tari Board
Bnard
Hoth
Average Politician Sees Only The Returns
Vice-President Marzial 1 Piste vig speaks at Berkeley Springs while governor of Indiana attends patriotic exercises. He addresses a Presbyterian church group and discusses election returns, stressing a broader message beyond polling. The president Marshall accompanies him. they plan to return to Washington.
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Berkeley Springs
WL Va
Marzial 1
Piste
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Boutheerland
Indiana
Spont 9 Tity Lay
Dent
Hin
Currency reform and lobby inquiry loom in Washington
Washington June 1 The currency reform drive moves ahead as Congress probes alleged lobby influence. President Wilson’s stance on the general budget and tariff actions shapes the inquiry into a may be touched by the West Virginia coal strike. Senate committees prepare to question senators about personal business and professional ties related to the tariff bill as sessions begin this morning.
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Seca
Walon
Benne
Senate
West Virginia
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Thable
Nee
Overman
Journal-Gazette Service Likened to the Transfer Service
The Journal-Gazette replies to a complaint from Mr. Van B Perrine president of the Transfer Taxicab Company about morning paper delivery. The paper notes its own force of boys corrects carrier failures and asserts the taxicab firm takes orders but fails to fulfill them, with managers blamed for poor performance.
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van B. Perrine
Journal-Gazette
Perrine
Weather Bulletin Predicts Generally Fair Across Nation
The Weather Bureau forecast calls for generally fair conditions with only slight precipitation. A disturbance will develop Tuesday or Wednesday over the western plateau, move eastward, and cross the central region Thursday or Friday, bringing showers and thunderstorms followed by cooler weather.
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Washin
Weather Bureau
Utdle
Presidents Wilson precedents set in White House
The piece argues President Wilson surpasses past presidents like Washington and Roosevelt in shaping norms. It notes his record of breaking precedents, driving policy pace, and resisting influence from predecessors. The writer suggests Wilson’s approach contrasts with earlier leaders and hints at ongoing coverage on page 2.
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Washington
Juno
Jopulgrny
Roonavelt
Wight
Ance
Wison
Wilson
Wien
Wien Have Been These 1H His Dealings With One Rows. Vetere
Hon Gets A Large Share Of National Funds
Washington state that Secretary McAden announced the distribution by states of an additional ten million dollars of federal funds to national banks. Seven banks refused to pay the interest charge, while others accepted. The apportionment favored New England, the South, and Western states, with specific totals and banks named across regions.
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Washington
McAdan
Treasury
Department
Hanks
McAden
de Treasury
District of Columbia
Thi Eeerehiry Aald
Ywete
Sassonit City Bok
He National Bank
Commerce
Chemica National Bank
New Varicity
National Bank of Commerce
Newtoniaa
Conn
Morehanty National Hwrk
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Aelia Ur
Linder
New England
Ah Hanks Ig
Will Hanks
Talloven
Terre Haute Unionists Parade for Dead at Ward Rally
A large Union parade in Terre Haute drew nearly 4000 marchers from various labor groups to honor a worker killed at a local factory. The orderly demonstration filled the streets and cemetery grounds, with speakers and solemn processions through the Ware area.
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Terre Haute
Merce Harte
Thay
Watic
Reamiter
Klimt
Kimi Ehrmann
Sitike
Etemann Evverall
Firemen Rescue Painter From Engine-Stack Rescue
A painter named Davies was trapped about seventy feet above ground at Hoffman Bros lumber yards. Firemen used a 36 foot ladder and a 40 foot rope system to reach him after a gust shifted pulleys. Davies was lowered to safety with help from Lieutenant Tieman and Fireman Schulte as onlookers watched the dramatic rescue unfold.
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Venance
Chas,Davies
Hollman Brom
Wren
Fred H. Tieman
Glan House
Pireman
Senate
Hnally
Davies
Frentz Holdren
Naini
Hoffman Bros. Lumber
Davien
Frank Holdren
Goard
No. d
George Jasper
Brie Tien
Wadder
Tieman
Aon
Abusuel
Negro murderer captured at Bedford by posse
Bloomington Indiana June 1 The Negro killer Will Williams alias George Brooks who shot railroader Peter Fieller near a construction camp was captured in Bedford and brought back to Bloomington. Five others connected with the Italian pedlar case had been sought but two were arrested and a third remained at large. Williams opened fire, killing Fieller and wounding two others who were with him.
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Bloomington
Ind
Will Williams
George Brooks
Peter Fielier
Bedford
Fiellarad
Williams
Wiliams
Sayured
Willams
Motien
Murder Charge In Religious Fury Case In St Petersburg
In St Petersburg a murder case targets a 13 year old boy and a 10 year old victim amid religious frenzy. The magistrate ordered trial for June or early July near Mariupol. Prosecution aims to uphold capital punishment amid a sealed courtroom. Evidence shows the victim killed in a cave outside Kin. 47 materials examined. A clerk, Beilling, is held in detention as a key witness. The indictment alleges the monks acted with intentional malice while the boy was still alive.
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Dune
Justine
Hay
Aincaverre
Kin
Beillig
bin Picid Merical
Oridenes Qiailind
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Western states aided by refreshing showers headline
Western states benefited from cooling showers as heat eased across Kansas and western Nebraska. Temperatures dropped about ten degrees from the previous day, with parts of Melanoma still experiencing heat, while Oklahoma and other areas reported similarly high levels.
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Ransar City
Kansas
Nebraska
Verterdax
Oklahoma
Chicago Labor Leaders Ready to Go to Jail
The Chicago Federation of Labor votes to readopt a resolution backing charges of corruption against state legislators tied to Lorimer and an initiative bill. Leaders declare they are willing to go to jail, as investigations claim interference and unfair treatment by the House.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor Arts
Conl
Chieao Federation of Labor
House of Representatives
Federation of Labor
Family killed in pistol duel near Gresly ranch
A gun battle near a Gresly Colorado ranch left the Stauber family dead. Neighbor Charles Scott reported to Coroner W. L Church that the father and mother were shot and their daughter’s body was found in a nearby room. Revolvers were discovered beside the parents.
Four Die From Deadly Damps In Chicago Area Mines
A deadly gas accident near Chicago claimed the lives of four workers and trapped others as rescue efforts continued. Authorities identified the victims as local factory employees from the nearby suburb. Several workers were overcome while attempting to save a coworker, and the bodies were recovered after the incident.
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Chicago
Ding Lestone
Gelehts
Rooster Breaks Into Piano Fight Ends With Repair
A rural household tale reports a rooster wandering into a Jacob Starnes home and attacking a mahogany piano after seeing its reflection. The bird sustained injuries from itself as the family entered, and the piano needed repairs after the unusual incident.
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Boomington
vAcpiano
Jacob Starnes
Starnes
New York Cotton Exchange Ex President's Wife Divorce Case
New York society is captivated by the divorce suit of Mrs J Bishop a society matron and wife of a former Cotton Exchange president The co respondent named is Reane of the co respondent The trial before a magistrate featured witnesses including Herman Rokenthal and others Testimony placed Mrs Bishop at the Hilton with her husband and Miss Bath Mey, with several mill owners and clerks providing details The courtroom drama drew a large crowd and notable attendees
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New York
de la Gaines Gwathmes
Reane
Polies Clenson
Rlet Reeker
Fir Gepictien
Herman Rokenthal
Garden
Ptee
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Geenthares
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Ict
Walters
Bishop
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Tin
HC. Rao
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