Paraguay Revolt Establishes Provisional Government Near Asuncion
Paraguayan revolutionists dislodged government guns at San Jacomino battery and form a provisional regime with Villa Del Pilar as capital. General Ferreira named president and Gonzales Novaro vice president, along with four secretaries. No bombardment of Asuncion reported. In Minnesota, a deadly tornado devastates St Paul and surrounding areas with $3 million in losses. city plans aid for storm sufferers. Two claim jumpers killed near St Maries Idaho and two men killed near Plainsboro New Jersey by an express train. Deal for Philippine indebtedness certificates won by Turner of Oklahoma City for 3 million. White Caps abduct a man in Martinsville Indiana. Chicago fire damages Nubyn plant and injures firefighters.
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Buenos Ayres
San Jacomino
Asuncion
Villa del Pilar
Marble Creek
St. Maries
Idaho
P. Kouly
Lindsay
Gordon
Bouly
Tyler
New Brunswick
N. J
Pennsylvania
Plainsboro
Marry Pffely
Ytoneka
Harry Williams
Mount Pleasant
Pffely
Navy
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lightning Strike Kills Man at Mormon Tabernacle Steeple
During a storm in Punguitch Southern Utah a bolt struck the Mormon tabernacle steeple tearing through the roof and entering a window where M. J. Burgess was closing it to shut out rain. He was killed by the strike as he operated the window.
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Punguitch
Utah
Mormon Tabernacle
M. J. Burgess
Allen County Ohio Teachers Strike Shuts Four Townships
The school teachers in Allen County Ohio have gone on strike refusing the trustees offer and will not open schools until full pay for attendance at the institue and a promised pay raise next year are granted. Also listed attractions at the Masonic Templ Theatre Fort Wayne with several plays scheduled from Aug to Sept.
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Allen County
Ohio
Masonic Templ
Fort Wayne
Ingomar
Boy Carried by Balloon Falls Safely to Earth
Oscar Frederick, 14, was tangled in gas balloon ropes at Sparta Wisconsin fair. The balloon ascended with him feet first for 200 feet before parachute release, causing fainting among spectators. He landed uninjured and said he would ride again next day. Aeronaut Henry smiled at the crowd during the incident.
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Sparta
Wis
Oscar Frederick
Henry
Dying Disclosures Tie Two Foster Brothers to Fortune
The death of Mary Almarolia in Washington reveals she left a fortune to her foster sons Joe and Lewis Alexander. Lewis, 27, and Joe, 24, claim vast wealth through a trust pressed via ties to a prominent southern family. Despite the fortune, Almarolia died in poverty and the case now heads to litigation over the inheritance.
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Mary Alexander Almuarolia
Washington
Joe
Lewis Alexander
ST. Ooo
al Mmarolian
Almarolia
Michigan fruit suffers from devastating hailstorm losses
A severe hailstorm and gale swept southwestern Michigan Tuesday night, destroying thousands of bushels of peaches, pears, and plums. Fruit growers face losses running into thousands of dollars as orchards were heavily damaged across the region.
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Cee Seule West
Michigan
Vengeance of a Mob in Cordova Crime Town
A mob in Cordova Alabama seizes a jailed Black man John Avery and hangs him after killing Marshal James McNelson who had arrested him for a debt. Mrs McConkell aids, Deputy Frank Woodrow helps, and Washington Avery urges restraint as the scene erupts in violence.
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John Avery
Cordova
Ala
Washington Avery
James McNelson
McConkell
Washington
Avery
Todd
Paige
Opie
Mrs Tyndie Sims Dies. Old Barr Family Descendant
Mrs Tyndie Sims, eldest resident of Mountain County Tadistan, aged about 90, died recently. Born in Moning Ebally Nod, she was descendant of the Barr family and often spoke of Aaron Burr. She leaves a son George L. Sims of Attien and a daughter Mrs B. A. Beneli of Chicage.
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Tyndie Sims
Tornado Rips Dakota Town. Several Hurt and One Killed
A destructive tornado struck Bryant and nearby areas in Dakota, destroying many buildings. HL Hilling was killed and her daughter Neflie injured, with numerous others seriously hurt. Crop losses were heavy and recovery actions are unclear.
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Severnl
Bryant, S
Mars
Hilling
Neflie
Bishop McCabe Backs War for Religious Liberty
Milwaukee report quotes Bishop McCabe of the Methodist church on returning from Marinette urging the Christian world to use force to secure religious liberty for Armenians. He praises a potential Anglo American alliance and even boatborne action if needed, arguing war can serve a higher religious purpose.
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Decisies
McCabe
Methodist Church
Milwaukee
Marinette
Bosporus
United States
England
Stolen Gold Nugget Found Linked to Optician Scrap
Police recovered a two pound nugget valued at $6,000 and arrested David Eber of Rochester Ohio on a charge of receiving stolen property. An optician's inventory shortage tied to eyeglass parts led to the vault employee's suspected theft. The scraps allegedly melted into the nugget, with missing gold estimated at about $20,000.
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Optician
David Eber
Rochester
Body of Murdered Girl Found Near Bemidji
The body of Miss Angot Phd, who with her father was last seen alive near Agrio, was found near Bemidji Minnesota under a brush pile about a mile east of the earlier discovery site. Authorities believe they were murdered and robbed. two suspects are in custody.
New York Markets Mixed Amid Reports of Crop Damage
International Mercantile Agency notes little overall change in business, with gains in western regions and rising demand in apparel and footwear. Trade shows tentative optimism with seasonal weather aiding conditions, while wheat and staple goods face price fluctuations and cautious buying.
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International Mercantile Agency
Saat West
Deg
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Woody Turk
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Thomas JE. Watson
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Camp Armfage
Athens
Ump
Twe Reeps
Det. Lightle
Little Rock
Ann.t 'O
Lightle
Joseph Lunn
Owners’ Bank
Alexandria
S. 1
Cripple Creek
M. LE. Fuller
Mary EB. Buller
Melville W. Butler
United States Supreme Court
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Buller
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Fuhr
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