Snyder cyclone toll rises with missing feared dead
A Snyder Oklahoma cyclone wreck leaves over a dozen dead or missing as rescues recover bodies. Twelve are missing and likely dead, with twenty injured. Widespread destruction across the town of 1000, many hotels damaged, and outages in communication as families fear for Indianapolis residents Bly Lowell and Lee Howell.
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Snyder
C. T
Ttim
Jenat
Huey
Indianapolis
Boyder
O. T
Bly Lowell
Lee Howell
Howells
Narenta
Tee
Bly Bowell
Valley Mills
Wil Howell
Mrs Bmock
Lve
Indianapolia
Autoweat Reveals Cool Comfortable Styles
Autoweat showcases new lines that prioritize comfort and ease in everyday wear. The collection highlights breathable fabrics, relaxed fits, and practical styling options for year round use.
Hold Primary in Two Weeks in Indianapolis Campaign
Indianapolis Republicans set a May 3 primary with 8 am to 4 pm voting across 27 precincts and 1 ward. Edwin P. Gegedon, city chair, announced May 2 as the call date. the May 26 committee will decide if nominees are chosen by primary or convention, likely the former. Candidates include city chairman contenders Robert Metager and Robert Bryson, and secretary nominees Clyde F Miller and John A Craic.
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Republicary Party
Edwin P. Gegedon
Vince Alvast
Indianapolis
Canalates
Republic Os
Backwatter
Bruumaker
Ulero
Robert Metager
Robert Bryson
Clyde F Miller
John A. Craic
Gentry Brow elephant band opens season with feats
Elephants form a six member band and perform sensational feats under the Gentry brothers banner. The troupe showcases Japanese jugglers and fire-walking acts, claiming best trained elephants in the country. A free public exhibition is set for Sunday afternoon, with a street pageant planned for Monday morning along Sixteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. The Layeurs Powerhouse company incorporation announced, with plans for a building on Canal and Fayerty streets.
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C Plant
Gentry Brothers
Stroupe
Citeus
Sixteenth St
Caple Tol Ave
Rail News From Brightwood and Pennsylvan ia Shops
Clerks and shopmen update after illness and travel as Pennsylvanian employees study exhibits in Washington. The Van Matin Beltroad interlocking crossing project aims to be the largest in Indiana. Wabash veteran dinner in St Louis May 2 honors Mr and Mrs Smith. Water supply investigation seeks to improve service for travelers and workers. Saturday half day shifts end. shops to open three hours four nights weekly. Vandalia bids for bridge 20 at Parry near the river crossing move forward.
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St. Louis
Mrv and
Alts Ttice Smith
Jackwonomie
Pennsylvania
Storm Swept City Faces Flood Threat as Storm Subsides
A Thursday afternoon storm drenched the area causing White River and Fall Creek to surge. Torrential rain from 1 PM to 10 PM produced rising waters, with highest danger 4 to 10 PM. Lightning struck homes on North and West Walnut streets, glass shattered at Hors-termann’s greenhouse, and a bridge at Brookside Park washed away. By Friday morning sun returned and relief followed, though damage lingered from fallen shade trees and flooded tunnels. The barometer rose to the high 80s degrees before rainfall totaled 1.64 inches.
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Fall Creek
Pall Creek
White River
Iemun
Hegan
William Beauchamp
Coburn
W Taylor
W. Walnurst
Horstermann
Pridge
Brookside Park
Illnois-st
Lightning Kills Farm Hand Near Nora During Storm
Ernest Johnson, a farm hand employed by W. Daweon near Nora, was struck dead by lightning Thursday afternoon as he sheltered in a field plow shed during a four storm period. He and companion Sherman Matlett fled to a barn when the bolt hit. The barn caught fire but was extinguished. Deputy Coroner Kennett of Broad Ripple investigated the incident.
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Ernest Johnson
W. Daweon
Nora
Johnson
Bherman Matlett
Vibey
Jatmaon
Dominon
Core Oner Kennett
Broad Ripple
Storm Sweeps Country Causes Widespread Damage
Special to the Star reports severe storms and heavy rains across Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Missouri and Texas. Injuries from lightning and electrocution occur in several towns including Center, Vandalia, Pima and Cincinnati. Widespread damage hits schools churches houses crops and trees with fatalities reported in multiple locations.
Assaults Two Women In Osceola Home Incident
A man named Nave Carrot is accused of assaulting Martha McCoy a widow and her daughter Gertrude at their Osceola home on Wednesday night. The mother is not expected to die and Carrot is jailed.
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Aesaults
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Osceola
Nave Carrot
Martha ‘McCoy
Gertrude
Carenil
Williamson suspended in railway mail service case
William Williamson, a transfer clerk in the railway mail service, has been suspended by Chief Clerk Evann for allegedly using undignified language toward President Roosevelt. The action was logged in Memphis Tennessee on May 12.
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Burippsathae Press Abbuicls Llin
Memphis
Tenn
William
Wiliamson
Railsway Mail Service
Evann Peeauee
Roorrrelt
Doctor's Food for Family and Patients
A surgeon in Reedville Pennsylvania endorses Grape-Nuts as nourishing and supportive after operations and for convalescence. He recommends it to his family and patients for blood strengthening and digestive comfort, noting its digestibility and suitability for malnourished or rundown conditions. Postum Co. Ltd Battle Creek Michigan promotes the product.
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Reedeville
Han
Nourle
Fred
Postum Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Walkills
Pasa Mana
Car Switching Most Perilous Of All Trades
An article reports on preparations for the Nation Convention of the Switchmen's Union of North America to be held in Indianapolis starting Monday. Grand Master Hawley stresses labor power, wage gains, and the dangers of switching cars. He notes attempts to improve safety through repairs, while recounting his career from Pittsburgh to Chicago and his apprenticeship under T. B. Powderly.
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Switchmen's Union OF North America
Anapolis
Lt 18
HAY HV+ ER
Grant
Franke T Hawley Heen
Generad
Bwitehmens Union
Tabor
Tthin Chen
Ftix
Thin Donon
Mandern
Exneneca
Pde
Hawley
America
Hawley Hag Riten
Pittsburg
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Antoniam
T. B. Powderly
American Federation of Labor
Baptist Church Seeks Clarification On Pastor Rumors
The Otmeere of the Sourist Baptist church faces a demand for explanation over claims that Pastor Rev. J. D. Hans engaged in a get-rich-quick scheme. Deacons seek details while officials urge caution. Rev. Ross named in requests for comment. W. J. Merrill, an officer of the church, said no action has been taken and declined to discuss further.
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Sourist. Baptist Church
J. D. Hans
Washington
United States
Ross
W. J. Merrill
Wife cleared in accidental poisoning case at St Louis
May 12 reports from St Louis say Joseph Menges was accidentally poisoned with a toxin given by his wife Mary. He died shortly after. The coroner’s inquest on Thursday found the wife blameless.
Piano Talk on Tone and Price Names in Pianos
A reader notes that piano quality hinges on touch and tone rather than cost. The Lagonda piano is praised for its general tone and responsive action, offered with a 7 1/3 octave range and mahogany veneer. It is fully warranted for six years, normally priced around $300, with no extra charge for the name.
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Wrell-French
Crowned with Laurel at Schiller Celebration
The Schiller celebration concluded Thursday evening at the German house in Indianapolis. Miss Vor Hohenwau of St. Louis led the Stork company in Genevieve's tale of the Bell. A bust of Scherwan dism Mayrd and Miss Mayme Schulmeyer grew with Iuarc, while a vocal and instrumental chorus was rendered. Addresses were given by Prot, Rob xn and others.
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Schiller
Indianapolis
Vor Hohenwau
Indianapolis Sixth Ward notice to sell intoxicants at 35 W Washington
T O Stout gives public notice to Center township Marion county Indiana residents that at the June term 1:68 he will apply the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business location is first floor front room 15 by 16 feet with doors to stockroom and Mall way and other living rooms fronting south on Washington Street in a three story brick building near the west end of the square in Indianapolis ward 6.
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Sixth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of
County Commissioners
Washington Street
Lots & End
Indianapolis
Kytownne
T. O. Stout
Board of Commissioners
State of
Lincolnville
East- FL
Lincoln-lane
Wooffs
Jacob Megel
Eleventh Air Ward
Marton County
Board of County Commissioners
Delaware
Duncan
Michael Kennelly
Center ’ Township
Marian County
State of Indiana
In- Mana Avenue
New York
Etrest
Indiananolia
Center Townahin
Indiana Avenue
James M. Jones
Lamve
Toledo
Chl
Mich
Sam Tot
Detroit & Cat Ltd
Mun
Lafayette
Merion County
Washington-st
Indianapache
Iniamay
W. Washington
Simon
Notice of Liquor License Application in Indianapolis Ward
Jacob Megel applies to Marion County Board of Commissioners at the June term 185 for license to sell intoxicating liquor in small quantities at 16 East Street Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana. Premises described as front room 31 by 83 feet with multiple doors and two story frame building in Woods subdivision lot 16. The sale would allow on premises consumption.
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Ove Err
Toth
Canal
Eleventh
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Vann
Rail News
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Yourshopr
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Pennslvania Company
van- Matin
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Parry
Pogue’s Run
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Manley
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Bricket Hex Ur Inc
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Rice
Allen Boon
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Conrad
Massachusetts
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Atedlanapalis Union Station
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Sity Ticket
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