Tornado Toll Rises as Regima Saska City Recovers
A massive tornado wrecked Regima Saska last night. By 8 am today thirty six bodies had been recovered, with sixteen more found since dawn and the death toll expected to reach about fifty. Militia is in charge, and rescue work continues amid extensive destruction and miraculous escapes.
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Regima
Saska
J. J. Bryan
Thorpe & Anderson Company
J. Scott
George Craven
Guthrie
W. T. McDonald
Logie and Child
J. L. McKay
Fred Hindson
James Hindson
Lewis House
William Shaw
John Ferguson
Laurence Hodsman
Arthur Donaldson
C. Grey
William McMurdo
Will Crabb
Charles Lynn
E. Frempton
A. B. McKilliopp
McDougall
W. J. Wilson
M. F. Restadd
H. Ayre
Frank Blenaham
Illinois
James P. Coffee
Lisbon Island
T. W. Harris
Europe
Mr. Seiberling
Warren
Akron
Nomination Ballots in Progress at Democratic Convention
Delegates drift through a long balloting session with Wilson and Clark leading. After Bankhead withdraws Underwood, the Alabama senator pledges support for the convention nominee, while Virginia enforces the unit rule for Wilson as Illinois shifts to 58 votes for him.
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Wilson
Marshall
Indiana
Burke
North Dakota
Henry
Texas
Kern
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Underwood
Bankhead
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Clark
Connecticut
James
Tinois
Illinois
New York
William Sulzer
Virginia
Swanson
Ryan
Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
William J. Bryan
West Virginia
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Tlllinois
Lllinois
Towa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
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Massachusetts
Foss
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Harmon
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Téxéa
Utah
Vermont
Nirg
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Conecticut
Iowa
Tennessee Virginia
Wisconsin
Hawaii
Beavers
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Stone
Wilson nomination surges as forty-sixth ballot seals win
The Democratic National Convention moves toward nominating Woodrow Wilson after a dramatic forty-sixth ballot. Wilson gains momentum with Indiana, Maryland, Ohio, New York, Michigan and others switching to him, while Champ Clark fades. A unanimous nomination is pushed amid rousing demonstrations and volatile floor scenes.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Foss
New York
Wilson
Senator Reed
Missouri
Alabama
Underwood
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Clark
Georgia
Idaho
Minois
Indiana
Town
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Kentucky
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Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Harmon
Bryan
Stone
Woodrow Wilson
James
Mr. James
Mitchell Palmer
Reed
Acheme
Ang
Taneor
Akron Disaster Ended Vaniman's Bold Airship Flight
Atlantic City recalls the Akron crash that killed Vaniman and four crew as the gas bag ruptured after takeoff from the inlet. Witnesses described a sudden flame and a buckling envelope while crowds watched from the shore.
Pioneer Warsaw Woman Dies Here
Nancy C. Sparks, age 81, a Warsaw pioneer, died at 5 am at her daughter’s Fort Wayne home from dropsy and age. She was widow of Hamton Sparks, born June 12, 1831 in Ohio, with children in Warsaw, Kokomo, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. Burial in Pleasant View, Warsaw after services. There is a separate note of a disaster rescue by Captain Parker at Atlantic City.
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E. E. Thomas
East
Washington Street
Warsaw
Jennie Todd
Charles Sparks
Kokomo
Dick Pierce
Indianapolis
Ida Thomas
Fort Wayne
Joseph Sparks
Alice Weaver
Pennsylvania
Pleasant View Chapel
Pleasant View Cemetery
Nancy C. Sparks
Elevator tragedy claims 19 year old Benjamin Feiertag
Benjamin K Feiertag, 19, son of Henry Feiertag of 540 Regal Place, died at Lutheran hospital after injuries from being hurled down an elevator shaft at the I O O F building where he worked for Spiegel Piano Co. His clothing allegedly caught in the shaft casing. Born Feb 27 1893 in Cincinnati, he moved to the city 15 years ago. Survived by parents, one sister Luella and brothers Kurt and Kark. member of St Pauls Lutheran church and Walter League.
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Benjamin K. Feiertag
Henry Feiertag
Regal Place
Lutheran Hospital
Spiegel Piano Company
Cincinnati
St. Paul’s Lutheran Parochial Schools
Luella
Kurt
Kark Feiertag
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Seventy-Fourth Indiana Holds 50th Muster Anniversary Reunion
Warsaw Indiana June 26 August 21 and 22 set for annual reunion of the Seventy four Indiana regiment to be held in Warsaw. The gathering marks the fiftieth anniversary of mustering in. Dr J S Smith of Warsaw serves as president of the reunion association.
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Warsaw
Ind
Seventy-fourth
Indiana Regiment
J. S. Smith
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Searcely
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Champ Clark
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Regina Collegiate Institute
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Wartiman
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America
Great Gas Bay
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Royal Palace
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Atlantic City
Chief Black
Fire Department
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Elmer
Parker
Lad
The
Hl. Pfeiffer
Columbia
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