Five Die in Arizona Mine Explosion and Liberia War Rumor
A large Panorama item covers a deadly explosion at the V Unitad Verde mine in Terame Arizona killing five miners and injuring five others as surface water met smoldering remains. Separately a reported Liberian tribal war is linked to the Sokoto steamer with reports of attacks by Pic Vansnes natives.
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Arizona
Stein
Liberia
British and
African Line
Sokoto
West Africa
Wisner
Cestos
Kiffin Sist Amen
Charity Watter
Canosel
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Lorain
Ohio
Czark
St Petersburg
Moaperor Nicaalas
Rumnor
Eurpress
Dectarer
Dollar wheat must come says Secretary Wilson to farmers
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson urges Iowa Illinois Kansas and Nebraska farmers to plant more wheat to avoid bread price hikes. He notes Northwest fields fallow for a year and calls for crop rotation to boost yields from twelve to closer to Europe’s thirty bushels per acre.
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Wilson
Iowa
Ilinois
Kansas
Nebraska
James Wilson
Osu
le Fallow
Europe
Great Northwest
Jamestown Anniversary Urges Global Observance
The 300th anniversary of Jamestown settlement in 1607 prompts President Roosevelt to issue a proclamation inviting nations and utility organizations to participate. The plan outlines Congress actions, with May 13, 1607 cited as the settlement date and calls for widespread commemoration and related celebrations.
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Jamestown
Hoosevelt Iis
Vietty
Amiesteasa
Van
Congress i
Dibtestawa
Timber men drown during log rafting on Guayan river
John Adkins a noted timber man and Wither Spurlock aged 2000 years drowned while rafting logs at Mul hit Wo Vin on the Guayan river. Local report notes both men perished in the mishap.
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John Adkins
Wither Spurlock
Mulhit
Wo Vin
Guayan River
Nebraska Woman Cited in Madcap Matrimonial Scam
A Nebraska woman, wife of a local physician and inmate at Lincoln hospital for the insane, allegedly used forged U S mail to defraud suitors while posing from a Denver matrimonial bureau. She claimed residence in a vast castle with hundreds of rooms and servants, and has engaged over twenty men nationwide. she is reportedly exempt from prosecution due to insanity.
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Postofice
United States
Womin
Nebraska
Lincoln Hospital
Denver
Army and Navy Officers Endorse Jiu Jitsu Training
The War Department released the joint army and navy report urged adding Japanese jiu jitsu to cadet physical training at both military and naval academies. It emphasizes self confidence and discipline gained through the art, comparing its value to existing boxing and wrestling programs.
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Army and Navy
War Department
Joint Board of Army and Navy
Military Academy
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Seston Ward
Big Oil Fire Drags Cleveland as Refiners Lose Millions
A massive blaze in Cleveland damages National Refining and Brooks Oil, with losses estimated around $250,000. Firefighters report flames leaping to hundreds of feet and a tank explosion of 600 barrels at Brooks Oil, none injured as insurance partly covers the damage.
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National Refining and Brooks of
National Dip Notaed Refining Cotaganmy
Thames
Brooks Refining
Seo
Brooks Company
Brooks Che Company
Tragic Church Shooting and Local Tragedies Outlined
A man shoots his wife in a church pew then kills himself, a murder mystery and missing woman story unfold nearby, a deadly fire damages a town in Arkansas and broader casualty reports emerge. Fire losses total about 520,000 with several buildings and cotton stocks destroyed. Aged man dies, two patients killed by nurse, and police report a deceptive incident in Fort Vite. Red flags appear in Warsaw and nearby patrols.
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Novak
Howells
Neb
Arkansas
Teankoana
Ark
Milson Carriage and Cotton Repository
Bates of
Telephone Company
Poreman
Trialta
Riots Leave Eleven Dead in Polish Turmoil
Reported clashes between troops and workers erupted at Kuton Poland. Eight killed and several wounded as unrest sparked fears. Emperor William’s Tangier visit cut short amid concerns Morocco sovereignty will be kept intact.
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Rectin Lokal Wageiger
Kuton
Poland
William
Tangier
Pan Ler
Morocco
Boy Steals Five Thousand Dollars Forges Checks
A 11 year old in New York City forged employer checks while employed as bookkeeper at Seeker Lanell Company. He stole about 5000 dollars, displayed gains to relatives, bought property in Brownsville, and funded purchases with installment plans. A forged indorsement check triggered discovery as bankruptcy trustee took over. He confessed and returned 1800 dollars. family returned jewelry and piano.
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Jacob Goldstein
Elmira
Tie
Liter
Brownsville
Hich
Rist
Thie
Father Finds Lost Son In Cairo After Six Months
Guy Gardner, believed slain by his family for six months, was found alive in Cairo, Indiana. He had been employed by the Big Pour read and lived in Winfield, Illinois, before a theater outing with his wife. he then vanished and resurfaced in Cairo as his father sought him, with Gardner appearing mentally blank yet in good health.
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Guy Gardner
Cairo
Wabash
Ind
Big Pour Read
Young Gardner
Santa Fe Read
Winfield
Isan
Gardner
Gardin
Histaatumn
Two children twice stolen in Morgantown inheritance case
Morgantown West Virginia reports Sarah and Mary Hartigan aged five and four were kidnapped from their father Dr William Hartigan for inheritance. A custody battle with a $500000 estate at stake follows. this marks a second abduction.
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Morgantown
W. Val
Sarah
Mary Hartigan
William Hartigan
Denver
Colo
Japan Wins Another Victory In World Finance War
A week of hostilities ends with Japan raising a 10 million dollar loan in London and New York on far better terms than Russia’s prior loans. Moscow faces bearish sentiment as Tokyo presses advances in Manchuria, while naval units clash and lines of battle form near Sipinghai and along the Sungari river.
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Japan
Russia
Manchuria
London
New York
Mukden
Rojestvensky
Snes Mareh
Hira
Batt
Toxo
Tokina
Oyama
Te Ie
St. Petersburg
Sipinghal
Tie Pass
Gunslow Pass
Sungari
Line Viteh
Linevitel
Sipingshai
St. Peresshurs
Oiua
Silens Creditag
St. Petersbure
Tnssian
Mirikden
Jlips
Dharhin
Four Jews Slain in Warsaw Street Clash
In Warsaw a mob clash between Jews and police patrol on Ozika Street leaves four Jews dead and forty wounded. arrests follow. The crowd, about 1,000 strong and largely Jewish, gathered under the pretext of a memorial meeting for a former socialist leader, with red flags visible as police and troops moved in.
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Warsaw
Ozika
Socialistie Bund
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Tnd
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Mugie Packing Company
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Conpiien Ples Court
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Wiredeed
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Avacher
Atria
Trent Dobrutie
Alee
Baer
Wyte
Weber
He GP
Pharaias
Niles
Masonic Temple Theatre
Fort Wayne
Sam da Vries Stock
Moore’s
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Younger Bros
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Recorder’s
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St. Bantis
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STOMA
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Edie Tlough
Panama Canal Commission
Admiral Walker
Joli S. Atlen
Gauiar and Loan
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James A
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Dhehue Tracy
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Joseph Wabtineis
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Mahanoy City
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Daeifie and
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Grentdo
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