Ladrone Leader Killed in Luzon Clash
A Manila dispatch reports Pauleton Villafuerte killed in a battle with Ladrones near Casegaran Albay Luzon. Constabulary led by Lieut Costello captures four rifles and ammunition. provincial treasurer arrested at Casevaran under orders from insular authorities. Villafuerte is linked to Hierandrone leadership.
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Manila
Ladrones
Pauleton Villafuerte
Casegaran
Provines
Albay
Luzon Island
Villafuerte
Lieut
Costello
Casevaran
Insular
Hierandrone
Fatal Kerosene Explosion Claims Family in Indiana
A kerosene explosion fatally injures Ive Elen Vetter and endangers baby sister Ling on the floor of a Mas ane Jotne Vetter home in Muamtere Indiana. The father suffered severe burns while trying to rescue the infant. The house was destroyed.
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Mas
Jotne Vetter
Muamtere
Ind
Gane
Strike at Lebanon Pa and Paris War Office Assignments
A strike at Lebanon Pennsylvania disrupts iron and steel work under the Animated Association of Tron amid a demand for wage increases for puddlers and finishers. In Paris, Major Destus is assigned to the Twelfth Regiment of artillerists by War Minister Etienne Romann, while Brigadier General Piequart serves as military Governor site. Richard A. McCurdy, ex president of Mutual Life, faces a suit to account for about 2 million dollars of policyholders’ funds.
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Tron
Whiel
Dreyfus
Counscilot
Syunsters
Paris
Etienne
McCarthy
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Delancey
International Swimming Contest in Paris Chooses Bourmin
An international nine mile swim was held in the Seine at Paris. Bourmin, the French swimmer, won in three hours six minutes. David Billington of England finished one minute behind. Competitors included French, English, Austrian, and Australian swimmers, with three women in the field.
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Seine
Paris
France
Swinuner Bourmin
David Billington
Boumin
Ile Mers
Untold Disaster Report From Damaged OCR Fragment
Fragmentary text shows a deadly explosion with injuries and deaths. The garbled lines reference dynamite, a blast, and official reports but lack clear names, places, or dates.
Race Riot at Indianapolis Park Sparks Police Action
Chaos erupted at Riversidi park amid unclear motives as crowds clashed and motorists and bystanders were affected. Police restored order after two individuals were detained and others faced potential charges in the unrest.
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Indianapolis Park
Riversidi Park
Frethrmigetss
Thorscids
Peleins
Cincinnati Laundrymen Indicted Under Antitrust Rules
Thirty nine Cincinnati laundry operators were indicted by the grand jury on charges of maintaining a combination in restraint of trade. Several defendants faced additional indictments as members of the alleged organization in restraint of trade.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnnati, Otte
Gered
Severe Toledo Storm Claims Two Lives and Fire Losses
Severe storm swept Poledo Ohio blowing down shade trees and damaging buildings. Lightning killed Nelson Buck in his doorway area and a youth died on a nearby farm. Buck was a noted musical composer. A wool warehouse at Clearmont Wyoming burned destroying over half a million pounds of wool with losses around 22000 dollars.
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Toledo
Poledo
Ohio
Nelson Buck
Buck
Clearmont
Wyo
Revisions Aim to Curb Citizenship Claims by Foreign-born
The piece argues that Syrians and Armenians who gain American citizenship to shield themselves abroad should be targeted by new laws. It notes Turkey linked entanglements to claimed American citizens from Turkish provinces and cites immigrants lacking English or sympathy. It cites Haitian expulsion of Syrians and calls for restricting long-term protection by citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Turkey
Hayti
Tay
Three Italians Slain in Deliberate Explosion at Quarry Shack
A night blast at a quarry shed killed three Italians and wounded others believed to be workers. A deliberate explosion destroyed the shanty, with a large quantity of dynamite reportedly removed. Investigators think the attack targeted the occupants, leaving one body found. thirty men slept inside.
Exports Rise in Provisions to June at Major Ports
The advance statement from the Department of Commerce and Labor shows exports of provisions increased at principal U.S. ports in June TOG reaching $1.5 billion, compared with the prior year. Camel beef exports through main ports totaled around 1.0 million pounds in June, with the twelve month period ending June at about 22 million pounds, versus the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otheruresu
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
St Wit
Fune
Les
Jesse James Jr Opens Law Office in Kansas City
A new sign reads Jesse James, attorney at law, advertising the former bandit’s son who has pursued a legal career. The article notes his father was killed by the Bord brothers, and the younger James has already won his first case with a strong overall track record.
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Jesse James
Kansas City
Tesse James
Slevenrohl
Lince
Bord
Jesse
Aoereer
Tess Tennirkabile
Agi
Celork
Wrbpaker
Fat of the Land for Navy Rations Lauded
English text praises the U S Navy diet noting the American bill of fare is the best in the world. It claims the naval ration has improved with modern supplies and logistics, asserting the United States Navy leads other navies in quality.
Passengers Saved From Ship Wreck in Mississippi
All 200 aboard the steamer Quincey were rescued after a wreck near Pretmmpenteau Wisconsin. They were carried lashed on lifeboats or waded waist-deep water to a swamp refuge as insects swarmed. Rescue crews moved all passengers to safety.
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Mississippi
Quincey
Wis
Thieves Loot Bricklayers Union Office In Chicago
Thieves entered the Bricklayers' and Stonemasons' Union office in Bricklayers' Villa Chicago shortly after 4 AM Wednesday. They wrecked the safe with nitroglycerin and escaped with 1500 dollars of union funds.
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Union
Thurglars
Bricklayers’ and Stonemasons
Union In Bricklayers’ Vial
Chicago
Aliens Reach Over One Million in Year
Immigrants arriving in the United States in the year ending July 30 totaled 1,062,004 according to official figures compiled in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
Grand Jury Indicts 39 Laundrymen in Trust Case
Cincinnati prosecutors indict 39 laundrymen for alleged price fixing and restraint of trade under a Laundry Exchange. Eighteen face additional charges for illegal restraint of trade. Indictments target a "laundry trust" amid a recent collar and cuff price rise. Authorities treat the group as a potential labor union and plan to challenge the indictments as anti trust law-immune.
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Cincinnati
Toledo
Kansas City
Ice
Laundry Exchange
Uber
Grand Jury
French Deputies Confront Duel After Chauderrow Row
The French Chamber of Deputies witnessed a wild uproar after a bloody duel surges outside the chamber. Under Secretary Sarraut was wounded in the chest by M. Purghesi-Conchi amid tensions over Dreyfus restoration, with Clemenceau and other ministers nearby. The session was suspended as Sarraut's injury, though serious, was not deemed immediately fatal.
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Giliis Ehsorder
Chauder of Deputies
Alfred Dreyfus
Rhenthiy
Sarrant
Bankers Warned by Ridgely for Loan Limits
Ridgely has sent a letter to national banks warning them to reduce loans to the statutory limit. He explains the new law requires enforcement, permitting loans to one individual up to 10 percent of a bank’s capital and surplus, while undivided profits cannot be counted as surplus unless formally transferred to the surplus account.
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Vomptrelier
Ridgely
Steal of $100000 Alaska Cargo Aboard Seattle Steamer
A theft of over $100000 in Alaska money occurred aboard a steamer en route to Seattle. Authorities seek the robbers as the consignment, moved from Fairbanks to Seattle, disappeared during transfer. A separate Washington state pest report urges action against a root infestation threatening crops.
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Seattle
Alaska Tanvifie Express Company
Lda
Avent
Fairbanks
Nena
Tdi May
Gibrom
Guatemalan Forces Suffer Heavy Losses in Civil Conflicts
Reports claim 2,000 Guatemalans were killed as the Sabvnnderesa army defeated a Guatemalan force near Piatanor on Sunday. The clash produced 2,400 dead or wounded, with many captured. A second Central American army was reported defeated near Plonducas as Guatemala and El Salvador accept Roosevel peace.
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Sabvnnderesa
Piatanor
Plonducas
Guatemala
Salvador
Naval gun cotton judged worthless in Atlantic stores
Report says gun cotton stored in naval magazines along the Atlantic coast shows deterioration. Experts indicate orders have been issued to return the material to the torpedo stations and to issue a new supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athintic
Vigilance Committee Formed Near St Louis Suburb
A vigilante group of twenty five prominent residents organized at Silchmond Heights near St Louis to shoot burglars and marauders at night protecting homes and property.
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Silchmond Heights
St. Louis
Man Suicide After Fatal Misbelief in Richmond
In Richmond Kentucky M B Sama who believed he had killed a woman servant after striking her hit on the head with an object killed himself by cutting his throat. The events follow a false belief of lethal harm and occurred after the assault.
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Bell
Ice Companies Indicted for Controlling Washington Supply
The American Ice Company Chapin Sacks Ice Company and four individuals faced grand jury indictments in Washington. They allegedly controlled about 75 percent of the city ice business and conspired on April 20 to fix prices, harming competition and provoking public protests as evidence of a price-raising scheme surfaced.
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Washington
American Ice Company
Chapin-Sacks Ice Company
American
Chapin-Sacks
District of Columbia
Dewers
Great age on bread and milk woman dies at 105
Mrs Mary Fay died at the New York almshouse at 105. Physicians note an exceptionally well preserved body, with perfect teeth and stout nourishment, despite age. Diet of bread and milk for forty years linked to his remarkable condition, coroner doctor says.
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Mary Fay
New York Almshouse
Dloh
O'Mianton
Dever
Millionaire of Mexico Offers $5 Million for Leprosy Cure
James M. Ringas of Guaymas Mexico, wealthy mine and ranch owner, vows $5 million to anyone who cures leprosy. Owner of Las Vegas nine in Sonora and Ton mining interests travels to Europe seeking a cure after spending over $1 million on efforts, age about 50, contracted disease five years ago in Australia.
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Mexico
James M. Ringas
Guaymas
Republic
Las Vegas Nine
Sonora
Wineton Mining and Smelting Company
Europe
Australia
Tle
The
Donkeys Die in Far East During Wet Season
Mail advices report seven of the American donkeys sent to the Philippines by the War Department drowned in torrential rains. The animals, unable to shelter themselves, remained out in the open as locals blamed their lack of sense for the mishap.
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Tusular Bureau
The
War Department
Philippines
Ope
Tnd
Uarain
Neighbors Kill Wife Beater After Domestic Attack
Oliver Bryant, a_pyanssille coach miner, beat his wife at home. Neighbors using pickets and rails intervened, leading to Bryant’s death from injuries. J A Greichman and Larry Lineville were arrested for the killing. The wife could not identify attackers. Admiral Rojestvensky was acquitted in a separate court martial. Colongue, Chutuoff, Filipovsky, and Leontieff were found guilty and sentenced to death.
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Oliver Brant
Pyanssille
Bryant
J. A. Greichman
Tlarry Lineville
Bryan Styssie
Rojestvensky
Admiral Rojestvensky
Sea of Japan
Kropstidt
de Colongue
Rojestyensky
Chutuoff
Hedovi
Fillipovsky
Leontieff
Slain Woman Robbed in Minneapolis Hotel
Millie Ellison, slain at the National Hotel in Minneapolis, was robbed as the motive. Ellison, who had sold a millinery business in Ellsworth, Wisconsin, carried $6500 but none of the money was found in her hotel room.
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Millie Ellison
National Hotel
Minneapolis
Miss Ellison
Ellaworth
Wis
Chapman Re-elected President of Baptist Young People’s Union
In Omaha John H. Chapman of Chicago was chosen for the sixteenth time as president of the Baptist Young People’s Union of America. Nearly all other officers were re-elected.
Chicago business tone leans upbeat amid crop and trade strength
The report notes stronger activity in manufacturing construction and transportation alongside prosperous agricultural conditions. Crop prospects exceed prior forecasts boosting trade optimism while seasonally quiet retail is offset by rising jobbing and freight movement. Prices for provisions stay high though demand for gear fodder remains strong.
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Chicago
Increas Ag
Ageresanead
Neciius
Duns Trade Review
Grain and Livestock Prices By City Markets
Chicago and other cities report mixed commodity prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Wheat corn rye oats and barley vary by market from Milwaukee to New York with freight and grade differences noted.
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Chicago
Carthy
Butler
Chota Creauers
Indianapolis
Prine
St. Louis- Care
Detroit
Milwaukee
Ste
Buffalo—Cie
New York
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Lebanon
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Ida Fbitanelly
Atter
NAVY
After Wash Trust
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Chamber
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Poe
Burma
State of
Kattardlagist
Milunder
State Agriculoiral College
Far East
Prac
Jrow
Bradstreets Comercial
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