Thirty Thousand Kansans Homeless Says Governor Bailey
Governor Bailey tells the Associated Press that Kansas faces a dire need for aid as floods devastate areas including Kansas City and Topeka. He cites extensive property loss, urges continued national charity, and recalls prior relief to Galveston and other disaster zones. He notes thousands of Kansans rely on outside help and pledges funds will target the needy.
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Charleston
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Prosecution rests as witnesses elusive in Jett and White trial
In Jackson Kentucky June 13 the prosecution rested its case against Curtis Jett and Thomas White for murder after two days of testimony. Defense seeks adjournment to compel witnesses amid widespread speculation about a larger conspiracy and risks to jurors and involved figures. Curtis Jett remains confident of acquittal while White shows cautious optimism as defense plans to present witnesses on Monday.
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Granite City
Tonte
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Jackson
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Thomas White
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Sto
Breatitt Douiaty
Commonwealth
Byrd
Foxy
Thomas Maveurs
Refwine
Curtis Jett
T Nrizonera
Mayor Forkner not a candidate for governor
Anderson Ind June 15 reports Mayor Forkner declares he will not be a candidate for governor amid frequent name use in Democratic nomination chatter. He states clearly he is not running and will not be a candidate.
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Anderson
Saloon Closures Plunge Carbondale Into Debt and Governance Vacuum
City of Carbondale faces a leadership void as mayor and all 12 aldermen resign amid a debt crisis. With no clear treasury or secure funding, officials fear prolonged financial strain and a lack of quorum until new authorities can be appointed.
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A.J. Hantin
Lecause
Wilearey
Thomas E Rogers Counted Oversees United States Treasury
An article reports Thomas E Rogers, son of T C Rogers, rising to trust within the US Treasury, handling the national money stock and a planned count of currency in the reserve totaling about 490 million dollars. The piece notes Rogers works with officials like Treasurer Roberts and others in auditing paper money and bonds.
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T. E. Rogers
National Hat Agency
Robert Relyea
Division of
Redemption
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Nas
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Roherty
Avery Dolar
Fort Wayne Boat Wins Glass Race
Michigan City boat the Hoosier wins the twenty one foot class in the big yacht race. Kehoe Boat and Motor Company takes victory in the Columbus Yacht Club event with Pouliot at the helm. The Hoosier is designed by Joseph Pouliot and built by Frank Alderman and Thomas Kehoe. The Vencador won the A2 foot class and the Neva placed third while the Wooster led in the twenty one foot class.
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Journal-Gasette
Franti Alilermap
Hilt
Hoosier
Michigan City
Ind
Journal-Gazette
Kurt Wayne
Hosier
Pouliot
P.aldermas
Ketrecat and Motor Company
Columbia Yacht Chs
Chicaze
Joseph Pouliot
Detroit
Thomas J. Kehoe
Frank Alderman
Vencador
Alice
Neva
Wooster
Price wins twelfth annual Michigan City Yacht Race
Commodore Fret A. Price sails the great fitactwo font at the twelfth Michigan City Yacht Club race crossing the finish line first with the Warner McClurg schooner Alice second. The Mouster, finished sixth, while Adehed placed third as the twenty one boats stretched around the breakwater for the event. Twenty three hours started the race.
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A. Price
Claas
Colutblt Yacht Club
Warner-McClurg
Alice
Estiaénsy
Mesary, Baley and Palmer
Adehed
Kaiser’s Yacht Beaten in Morning Race Finish Times
The Nore-Dover yacht race began at 10:10 a.m. Emperor William's Meteor 10 led early but was overtaken by Sir Pender's Brynhild, finishing at 4:57:42 p.m. after time allowances. Max Gatl-Jeaumes' Clara finished third at 9:08 p.m., with Tusquind following in the night.
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Direy
Pender
Brynhild
Max Gatl- Jeaumes
Clara
Shird
Toledo Regatta Sails Off In Heavy Rain At Monroe
In pouring rain a Toledo Regatta event hosted by the Toledo Yachting Association ran today at Monroe. In the 35-foot class the Abel won, Janjats placed second, Oberon third, Mabel fourth. The Myma topped the 25-ton class, while Wrinkle finished first in the twenty-one ton class.
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Regetta
Toten Yachting’ Association
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Janjats
Oberon
Mabel
Myma
De Forest Wireless Station Tells Irish Steamer Voyage
The De Forest Wireless Telegraph company station at Coneysland reports light in contact with the Erin nine ty five miles off Sandy Hook. The Erin towing Shamrock Jr. and Shamrock T, convoy. strong passage expected to Sandy Hook by morning. Message to Sir Thomas Linton from Lipton London notes rough water and Shamrock all set. Matthews.
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de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company
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London
Shamrock All Het
Steamer Charles W. Davis Foundered in Gale
The steamer Charles W. Davis foundered near the Cleveland harbor mouth during a gale. Captain Haskins of Grand Rapids, Michigan, was drowned while the rest of the crew were rescued. Weather and sea conditions hampered rescue efforts.
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Rumor of Pope Leo Death Proves Untrue
In Rome authorities and Vatican officials dismissed circulating rumors today claiming Pope Leo XIII had died. The pontiff reportedly met with Cardinal Viva and other officials, and no illness or death occurred.
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College Professor Crown Prince Rudolph Mystery Emerges
Des Moines Iowa reports trace a dramatic tale linking Prof Charles We Thattawan and others to a famed crown prince Rudolf of Austria. The story claims a medical professor resigned amid alleged disguises and a missing prince. Circumstantial notes and investigations span Menominee and Des Moines with claims of deception, illness, and a hospital commitment.
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Other van Hofman
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Lows
Dune
Charles We
Fawasetheal College
Wesdicaldemament
Drike University
Ova
Schooler
Real Romeur
Malta
Infanity Commission
Mount Pleasant
Vrooman’s Wife Denounces Socialist Colonies Founder
A chaotic report alleges Walter Vrooman, noted socialist promoter of cooperative colonies, cast off his wife. It details disputed motives, financial claims, and a sequence of testimonies from bank officials and associates, including mentions of a Kilmer family linkage and property schemes tied to Vrooman’s reform efforts.
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Trenton
Vrooman
Rue Kin College
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Venamian
Woman Robbed on the Street in Columbia Street
Mrs. Robert Collins reports her purse stolen near a grocery store on Columbia Street after placing it on a shelf while tying her shoes. A intoxicated group caused a disturbance at Calhoun and Jefferson, prompting Patrolman Ketly to intervene. Police note Clem Bott’s escape from the county infirmary and a burglary of hose from N W Bloom’s home on Cr Trabia Avenue.
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Garthold Street
Calhoun and
Jefferson Treat
Nelly
N. W. Bloom
Stollen
Cr Trabia Avenue
Maginnes Named to New Albany Police Board
Indianapolis June governor announced the appointment of A. J. Maginnes, a former New Albany police board member, to succeed Edward L. McCullent whose resignation last week completed the new board.
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Indianapolis
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Edward KL McCullent
Indiana Lines to Control Traction Company in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the Indiana Union Traction Company has formed with a $5,000,000 capital and a similar bonded issue. The new firm will take over the Tintin Traction line under a lease with graduated rent, funded by Philadelphia and Indiana capitalists.
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Eckels Sees Danger in Labor Troubles
New York June 38 A garbled interview with James H. Merkels, former currency compiler under Cleveland, quotes Eckels warning that business conditions are fragile and pending labor strife could reverse prosperity in the West. He critiques political parties and reform issues, predicting continuing economic strain if current conditions worsen.
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Thos Owi Penn
James H. Merkels
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West
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