Tragedy on Sabbath at Folsom Prison Break
Three convicts dash through yard triggering a deadly prison break. Guards fired 104 shots, killing Harry Hiemart, 38, and wounding another. Edward Baker, 46, died later, as a fourth inmate, 42, was seriously wounded. Continuous action observed by hundreds of prisoners in the yard. the attempt interrupted near the canal and rail line.
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Folsom Prison
Calif
Harry Hiemart
Edward Baker
Tinklepsugt
Anniversary of War Without Comment Washington
Thirteen years after the United States began the great conflict, the nation marks the anniversary with a reminder of the declaration of war against the German government. Congress voted 376 to 50 for war, the Senate joined after President Wilson urged action. The measure brought more than four million Americans into arms as Europe and Allied lines faced upheaval.
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Washington
Apis
United States
Congress
House
Senate
Wilson
Europe
Hindenburg
Kansas Plane Crash Kills Three Men Near Hays
A late day airplane crash one mile east of Hays Kansas killed three men. Pilot Orville Herbert aged 20, and passengers Tolie Marshall aged 34 from Hays and Melvin Nidgeway aged 20 from Bilis Kansas perished when the craft nosedived from a low altitude and burned severely.
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Hays
Kan
Angie
Ttolie Marshall
Orville Herbert
Melvin Nidgeway
Bilis
Mary Sudie Oil Well Sealed Up Again in Oklahoma
Mary Sudiko a Bohemian peasant farmer and her husband from Nebraska have been drawn into a dramatic oil well scene in Oklahoma. The struggling family, long tied to poor land, now faces sudden wealth as the oil well near them shows renewed flow. A large crowd gathered as pressure eased and oil gushed intermittently, the atmosphere tense with relief and fear.
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Mary Sudie
Mary Bidik
Mary Sudiko
Okahoma
Nebraska
Provins
Life ends in tragedy at pistol point in Datlan Texas
Augustus Philip Minchew a 49 year old independent oil operator shot his wife to death then killed himself after a family dispute at the Minchew home in Datlan. A coroner's verdict ruled homicide. The couple had been married four years, with two small daughters. Surviving children live in Los Angeles Denver Dallas and California while the wife’s family remains in Grandate. The incident follows a prior Denver employment and is linked to Minchew's deteriorating career.
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Datlan
Texas
Augustus Philip Minchew
Minchaw
Adam Joan Minchew
Coupte
Atatre
Nancy
Daught
Marshall
Texan
Minchew
Margaret, Reid
Los Angeles
Ales Carmen Minchew
Denver
GC. Minchew
Dallas
Throm Siatorn
Adin May Morris
A B. Neat
Glanidate
Calif
Mra
Me T. Griffin
McCaney,Taras
Four Wounded in New York Hold Up
Newark reports an armed hold up in Brooklyn that wounded four people and left five bandits fleeing. Police say Detective Paul Tiggins entered Thar ty Cohen's drug store and engaged in a gun battle, wounding suspects Finkle and Diana among others. A second confrontation occurred two hours later near a Railway in lower Manhattan as two bandits attempted to shoot bartender Charles Ware.
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Newark
Brooklyn
Pail Tiggins
Thar
Ty Cohen
Atore
Found & Clark
Ietaet Finkle
Pas Gren
Sixeina
Finkls
Wrank Diana
Barkeep
Charles Ware
Wan
Lower Manhattan
Het Actives
Prince of Wales to hunt elephants in Sudan mangrove area
Xhartum Sudan April reports Prince of Wales has entered Studd region along Nile works aides area of marahi. Officials expect no word from the royal party for about a week while the prince plans elephant shooting in the vast area.
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Xhartum
Sudan
Prince of Wales
Studd
Marahi
Nile
Bruak
Fascist and Communist Riots Roar at Cooper Union
In New York on April 6 an unidentified man was killed and another wounded during a clash at a Cooper Union debate on deportation. Police and 23 immigration inspectors faced a hostile crowd of about 1600 as an officer pursued a speaker. Five men were arrested.
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New York
Cooper Union
Polles
Amanda Barght
Talia
Thomas Lillienthal
Horght
Jalienthal
Salvatore Velidel
Hrook- Iyn
Explosion Injures Ten On Lakeboat Outing
A blast on a Lakeport California party boat injures ten members of a vacation group hosted by Duke Evang of Richmond, including passengers on deck and in the cabin. Several passengers jump overboard to escape as crew assess injuries and damage aboard. Continued on page two.
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Lakeport
Calif
Amel G
Alonn
Konowitt Way
Nndo
Clear Lakes
Duke Evang
Hiehmond
San Francisco
Bose
Mnahla
Sim
Anaconda Man Killed by Passenger Train Accident
April 6. Frank Halkavaty of Anaconda was instantly killed in a railroad yard collision after stepping onto an eastbound freight line and not noticing an approaching passenger train. His body was brought to Billings for examination.
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Ay Frank
Halkavaty
Anaconda
Gandhi opens nonviolent resistance with salt protest
Mahatma Gandhi waded into the sea at dawn to dip water for salt, signaling a new nonviolent campaign against the salt monopoly. Police arrested Gandhi's son Ram Das Gandhi and four volunteers at Whinivad village and took them to Surat for trial. Police also detained Maninath and 65 volunteers near Virantgam, with charges and sentences noted.
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Dandi
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Hite
Gulf of Cambay
Whiniad Yillage
Chorant
Surat
Virantgam
Abnindabad
Maninath
Gandhi
Kothari
Ier Dent
Teddy
Bardall
Havre Ranch Tragedy Ends With Two Bodies Found
Havre April 6 a grim scene unfolds as Mrs Cora Brown 30 wife of a Minot North Dakota railway engineer and Thomas Callaghan 40 a nearby farmer are found dead side by side in a barn the wounds suggest a murder suicide affair between the woman and Callaghan had been ongoing for some time with the husband possibly involved leading to a fatal shooting with an automatic pistol the investigation continues and the case is listed as continued on page 2
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Havre
Charles Anderson
Cora Brown
Minot
N. D
Thomas KF
Callaghan
KML
Ambulance Crash in Kansas City Injures Dozens in Safety Zone
A runaway ambulance crashed into a crowd in a Kansas City safety zone injuring about 24 people. Witnesses stated the siren was not heard until moments before impact as the vehicle plowed into bystanders, including men, women, and children. responders rushed victims to nearby hospitals.
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Kansas City
Wanaay City
Mawahinee
Pat
Jon
Wana Hangerowsty
Aspirala
Centennial of Mormonism Celebrated in Salt Lake City
The centennial observance of the Mormon church was marked in Salt Lake City with a morning address by church president Weber J. Grant and a program recounting the faith’s origins. Activities included a ceremonial gathering and a presentation tracing the church from its 19th century founding to the present. Delegates and clergy from multiple nations attended as speakers reflected on the faith’s history and future.
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Salt Lake City
Ovainh
Anhm
Lam
Aingels
Makians
Ny Originel Recn
Agen
Satita
Ita
Joseph Smith
Avera
One Dead Six Hurt in Auto Crash near Maron Georgia
A fatal crash in Maron, Ga left GW Mallow of Avintia dead and six others injured. Among the injured were Frat McBermett, 28, professional Raff er of Triiampas and Mrs McDermott. The collision caused severe scalp injuries and facial trauma to McDermond.
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Maron
Apeltin GW
Mallow
Avintia
Wid
Fire destroys part of Auburn business district in Nebraska
A section of Auburn Nebraska's main business district was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin today. Four buildings burned to the ground and about a dozen more were ignited. Authorities believe the blaze started with an explosion of ten barrels of oil in a machine shop run by a local firm, with high winds hampering firefighters.
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Auburn
Neh
Anvil
Busiuean
Uny
To Enunty
Mexican bandit siege ends as ransom talks resume
Mexico City reports that bandits holding a prisoner in a three week standoff have agreed to withdraw if ransom terms are met. Texas and Oklahoma troops were coordinating with federal teams to pressure a resolution while officials note the captive's safety remains a priority.
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Mexico City
Apel i
Nat
Tevan
Oman
Pin Ito
Nak
Loyall Ha
Jin
Bombing in Chicago Leaves Ten Injured
Fragmentary report describes a bombing at a Chicago venue. Victims were struck by debris as the blast affected patrons and staff. investigators pursue leads on the suspect and motive amid chaotic aftermath.
Istanbul opens Seraglio to the public for a fee
Istanbul reporters describe the Ottoman sultan’s palace, the Imperial Harem, now opened to visitors for two bits. After centuries of guarded secrecy, the Seraglio Palace doors will release into public view corridors, halls, and frescoed rooms once off limits to infidels, with guards and a dramatic sense of imperial history.
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Prisgina Ring
Vresy
Istanbul
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Walt
Soldinre
Ranuchs Wititt
Ned Walld
President Moorer Visits Virginia School in Rain
President Moorer returned from a mountain weekend trip to Washington and visited a Virginia school this morning. Rain fell along the 100 mile drive from the headwaters of the Rathan River as he waited with Miss Chyle and Veut while the teacher catalogued efforts for the mountain of children.
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Washington
Moorer
Ranthan
Virginia
Huaver
Misa Chyle
Veut
Victim Found Dead In Auto in Minneapolis
Police say the victim, identified as Sam Doe Mister of Minneapolis, was shot by gangsters while in his car. The body rested over the wheel on the north side street near the Ridlon Malg section, early today.
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Minneapolis
Mian
Anis &—P
Audt
Sam “Doe
Root
Reeldon- Mal Gectlon
Piazza Collapse Injures Twenty Three Women
A church structure at St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church collapsed injuring twenty three women. Rescue teams removed several trapped victims from debris and transported them to hospitals for treatment. No fatalities were reported and authorities begin debris removal and investigation.
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Tower
Mina
Apel
Pwenty
Hogstals
St. Joseph's
Negro Pullman Porter Found Dead Near Tree
A Pullman porter for the Southern Railway named Wilkes Wilkin or similar spelling was found dead near a tree in Lvenst Grove Georgia. Police believe the death may be homicide with the skull fractured and a white coat tied to the trunk. Investigators seek witnesses and allege possible foul play aboard the train.
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Lvenst Grove
Emichy
Fera
Ifa
Oldleara
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Caroer
Autelda
Dalian
Wasdra
Stabley G. Smith
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California
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Mahatma
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Marahlqnd
Amah Villagar
Wiba
Lanta
Ram Das Gandhi
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Iene
Ternex
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Mex
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Ghahoma
Tian
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