Zion City Alderman Convicted of Fraud
Ex alderman Arthur Stevenson of Zion City Ward was found guilty by the city council after witnesses testified to fraud in handling election returns from last April. Stevenson did not defend himself and had been connected to Zion City leader Dr. Alexander Dowie and managed the Zion City lace works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bion City
Eity Council
Arthur Stevenson
Alty
Stevenson
Zion City
Alexander Dowle
Zion City Lace Works
Notable Defense of Banking Bill in Senate Debate
Washington reports Senator Owen rae redraws the Owen Glane currency bill urging an amendment to curb use of Federal Reserve authority for self serving loans. He cites a letter to Joseph Talbert of National City Bank arguing bankers should not control the Fed and that notes remain US government obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owen Rae
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Benator Owen
Joseph T. Talbert
National City Bank
New York
Owen
England
France
Germany
Rockefeller Bank
Talbert
Vanderlip
Supreme ‘Court of the United Tem
Polit
Aubgovernes
Bundsrath
Imper Bank of
Bank of Final
Ite
United States
Interstate Comme Commission
Chicago
Ely
Tam
Langle
United Astates
United Staton
Federal Reserve
Acta
Federe Reserve Banka
Dora
Federal Reserve Bank
Sein Ile
Tim
Federal Reserve Cyrtem & Mhember Bank
Mateatty Caries
Politien
Altonet
Matic
United State
Ee Caer Eee
Sera Viens
Vernin
Weston Near St Paul After Week from New York
Edward Payson Weston traveled from Bull Wpier Minn and was within 29 miles of finishing his week long trek to Minneapolis. He planned to reach St Paul late this afternoon, stay overnight, and depart for Minneapolis tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Aus
New York
Minneapolis
Edward Payson Weston
Bull Wpier
Bt. Paul
Minneapois
Three Laborers Die in Ore Train Collision at Alloues
Three laborers were killed and two fatally injured in an ore train collision near Allouez Wisconsin last night. The crash involved ore cars and occurred on a rural route. Authorities investigated the wreck and named the accident as a fatal transport collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth Malon
Alloues
Wis
Huge Waste Seen in American Army Rifles
Washington reports ordnance officers say the current rifle model should remain usable for at least ten years. A circular declares steps to prevent condemnation of thousands of rifles returned as worn out though still serviceable, urging action to extend their life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Ordnance
Western bankers oppose new currency law provisions
Representative Connolly says western bankers dislike limits on Federal Reserve Board representation and the proposed cap on short term loans. He notes farmers and towns fear no panic from tariff or currency issues amid expectations of large crops. Washington D C Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Connolly
Theederal Reserve Board
Connolly Angwe
Investigation of the Hard Coal Trust Proposed in Congress
Washington August 4 Resolution by Representative Murray MA calls for an investigation by the commerce labor and Interstate Commerce Commission into ownership of anthracite lands by railroads and cost of production prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Murray
Maassachusetts
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Debating Mexico Policy Amid Intervention Fears
Washington reports show the White House firm on not recognizing Huerta and pursuing mediation in Mexico. Ambassad or Wilson favors recognition under conditions, raising fears in Senate foreign relations circles of possible American intervention and huge costs in lives and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Henry Lane Wilson
Wilcon
Mexico
Ras
Huerta
Wilson
Senate
United States
American pit rim leaders visit Rome and meet pope
A 40 member group from the United States led by Mgr. J H Tihen of Lincoln Nebraska visited Cardinal Falconio former apostolic delegate to the United States and were received by the pope in Rome on August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mgr. J. H. Tihen ‘Ehop
Lincoln
Neb
Cardinal Falconio
Btites
Breaks Dry Contract Wife Sues for 10000
Bt. Swouls, July 0. In a case involving separation, H. P. Kinsolving allegedly promised his wife $10,000 if he became intoxicated and abused her. Mrs. Kinsolving fled back to recover the full amount named in the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Swouls
H. P. Kinsolving
Mra. Kinsolving
Injunctions Tie Up New York Tax Law
An avalanche of injunctions halted enforcement of the new taxicab ordinance in New York. The law, effective at midnight, cut fares by about one third and ended private taxi stands run by large hotels and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Angle
Edward Morris III Noted Resident Listed in Chicago Notice
Edward Morris III is identified in a Chicago public notice with partial details referencing Drexel Boulevard and August dated events. The fragmentary text confirms a person’s name and city but omits further context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morris III
Chicago
Edward Morris
Lenis
Drexel Boulevard
Slight Reduction in Iowa Tax Levy
Des Moines reports an Iowa estate levy set at 3.4 million this year, down from last year’s 3.4 million amid a 10 percent rise in property values. Total valuation stands at 3,680,206,791 with taxable assessment about 699,000 for the year. Farm lands show a 16 percent increase in assessed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Alig
Bernune
Iowa
Executive Council
Melgerty
Senate confirms post office nominees in August list
Washington reports the Senate confirmed a batch of post office nominees across multiple states including Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Names include Fred Hubbard Kellerton John Moon D P Lerner Alfred Callender Ed win Waltonville J J MacDermott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Towa
Hubbard
Fred
Boeke
Kellerton
John
Moon
Lawler
D. P
O'Connor
Manilla
J. J. MacDermott
Ochevedan
Alfred JB
Callender
Pomeroy
Edwin Waltonville
Sheldon
Warren A. Eddington
Wuolf Lake
John McGioin
South Dakota
Groton
W. R. Weltch
Kimball
William
J. Quirk
Mr. Vernon
Michael Dougherty
White Lake
J. J. Cloason
Loyal Army Advances on Canton from Shiuhing
Gen. Lung Chi Kuang leads loyal troops of Kwangsi province toward Canton after seizing Shiuhing on the West River. An engagement is expected with Canton forces sent by the governor general of Kwang-Tung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Lung Chi-Kuang
Kwang- 8
Canton
Shiuhing
Lung
Kwang-Tung
Backing of Revolution in China Hinges on Nanking Surrender
Washington reports say the rebellion in China is nearly ended as General Haing fled Nanking on Monday. Soo Chow Chin Kiang and other Kiang Su districts return to northern allegiance. Southern forces north of the Yangtse resume loyalty to Pekin. Halung Ling is confirmed premier and a new cabinet will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
State Department
Haing
Nanking
Soo Chow
Chin Kiang
Kiang Su
Yangtse
Pekin
Legation
Halung Ling
National Assembly
Canton in Terror as Rebel Forces Advance in China
General Lung of the Fedogbiaya army seizes Shi-U-Hing on the Weat river and captures the gunboat Tai-Kong from rebels. Communications with Shams-Hul are cut, a train halted, and Canton suffers panic with a massive exodus and suspended business as troops rush to meet the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Hong Kong
Lung
Fedogbiaya
Kwang-8i
Shi-U-Hing
Weat
Tai-Kong
Shams-Hul
Duchess Clashes With Queen Mary Over Wedding Attire
London August 4 Queen Mary clashes with the Duchess of Fife over bridal party dress codes. The queen will allow Princess Mary as bridesmaid only if no bridesmaid wears dresses with necklines lower than one inch. The duchess appealed to her mother and Queen Alexandra without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Mary
Duchess of Fife
Princess Mary
Queen Alexandra
Blood Sacrifice Fails to Save Middleton Heir
New York reports that Leight Bourne Middleton died after ten days of aplastic anaemia. His father, brother, wife, cousin and a college mate donated blood in attempts to save him, including a wedding trip onset and a bid by his mother, though doctors forbade further sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middleton
Leight Bourne Middleton
Young Middleton
Physiciana
Ore dock collision leaves three dead in Duluth
Three men are known dead after an ore train collision at Allonese docks in Duluth Minnesota. Two others are fatally hurt and four badly hurt with about 80 unaccounted for as dock workers protest the accident. All victims were laborers as 260 dock hands rally at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Allonese
Attuck
Ways to Beat the Voting Machine in Chicago
Prof EB Depuy of Lewle Institute demonstrated tampering tools to the Butta executive committee including a wire clip bent wire angle steel and a rubber band. He claimed these devices could disrupt the city’s regletrathon of bal ole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butta
EB. Depuy
Lewle Institute
Minority Continues Assault on Tariff Policy
Washington August 1 Senator Crone of North Dakota pressed the tariff issue in the Senate today criticizing proposed schedules as harmful to agriculture. He contrasted rates with those of other countries and warned of disadvantages. Senator Reynolds of New Mexico opposed free raw wool and reductions in woolen manufacture in a separate speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Menator Crone
North Dakota
Senate
Shami Gaels
Benatoration
New Mexico
Legal fight starts against Colson law
James M Parsons arguing for Mrs. Maurice Lynch contends the Cannon Redlight law is unconstitutional and void claiming legislative passage failed and no red light district exists in Des Moines. General Counsel is likely to defend the statute as the hearing continues with John F H Hammond seeking to enjoin Lynch's resort under the Colson law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Moines
James M Parsons
Maurice Lynch
Parsons
Guy Feely
Des Moines
General Conson
John FH. Hammond
Neeking
Falls Dead Into Another's Grave
In Philadelphia, lightning struck during a storm at Holy Cross cemetery. Patrick Tuney, a grave digger, was killed while finishing a grave he had begun for another worker. He fell into the fresh hole as the bolt struck, despite colleagues urging him to halt work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Patrick Tuney
Holy Crom
Tuney
Clough named to head Northern Pacific in change
New York August 4 William R F R Clough first vice president and member of the executive committee will succeed Howard Elliott as head of the Northern Pacific railway He becomes chairman of the board with the presidency to be held by J M Hannaford now second vice president duties to run the road The current first vice president George T Slade will move to the post of first vice president and manage legal affairs in the transition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Rfr. Clough
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Wall Street
J. M. Hannaford
George T. Slade
J. J. Bill
Iowa Inventors Are Granted Patents
The following Towans were issued patents Tuesday of this week, as reported by the patent office of Milton Crandall, of Sioux City: Chas F Billau Cedar Rapids fruit and power cutter. Dirk H Brinkman Sheldon spring wheel. Joseph F Haennig Masonville pump attachment. Harry Jensen Wall Lake corn planter. Demetrios K Karmanos Cornell Bluffs diving apparatus. Albert H Filee Des Moines silo door. Augustus W Smith Red Oak clock dial for program clocks. Charles A Correll Vinton display rack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Milton 8
Crandall
Siouxity
Chas
F. Billau
Cedar Rapids
Dirk H. Brinkman
Sheldon
Joseph F. Haennig
Masonville
Harry Jensen
Wall Lake
Demetrios K. Karmanos
Cornell Bluffs
Albert H. Filee
Des Moines
Augustus W. Smith
Red Oak
Charles A. Correll
Vinton
Diaplayrack
Proposal to Change Impeachment Method
Washington Aug 4 a constitutional amendment proposed in the House by Representative Full of Tennessee would grant congress power to abolish inferior U S courts and remove a serving judge by resolution with two thirds support in both houses. Hull says the ancient impeachment process is prolix and costly and a simplified substitute is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Full
Tennessee
Congress
United States
Inter Court
Hull
Germany May Not Show at Frisco Exposition
Aug 4 Herlin Germany denied by Interior Ministry officials that Berlin would join the Panama Pan American Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. Reports of a decline were premature but officials said the decision had been deferred and chances of participation were unfavorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Herlin
Panama
Austro-Hungarian Trade Commission Heads to North America
A government and Chamber of Commerce delegation from Vienna will visit Toronto for the exposition and then proceed to San Francisco. The commission's findings will determine Austria-Hungary's participation in the Panama Pacific Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Toronto
San Francisco
Russians skip official participation in Ban Fran expo
St. Petersburg reports the Russian government decided not to participate officially in the Ban Fran chavo exposition, signaling a restrained diplomatic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Neeley seeks inquiry into McAdoo charge on bonds
Representative Neeley former insurgent on the House banking committee introduced a resolution demanding an investigation of Secretary McAdoo's accusation that New York banks helped raise the price of government 2 per cent bonds to influence currency legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aus. B
Neeley
House
McAdoo
New York Bank 2
Great Victory Won by Greeks with Big Loss
A battle between Greek forces and Bulgarians near the Done region ended with Greek victory after two days of fighting. Bulgarian forces reinforced by Persian troops attacked the Greek left flank, reclaiming some ground but ultimately Greek forces retained the main positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Telueroupha
Owith
Reeka
Balonik
Dreeka
Elas
Garrison Urges Volunteer Army and Skilled Training
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garr urged forming a volunteer army to support regulars and reserves. He proposed training every enlisted man in a trade to become a productive citizen after service, and discussed a potential nationwide mobilization effort without specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Francisco
Lindley M. Garr
Chamber of Commerce
Crale
Gomez takes dictatorial powers as Venezuela faces Castro revolt
President Juan Vicente Gomez authorized to assume dictatorial powers to crush the Castro led rebellion amid reports of rebel advances and government counter moves. Governors pledge support. arms requests rise as fighting along Tachira frontier and Macuro develops. News of hostilities to be published by government with confidence in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Federal Council
Juan Vicente Gomes
Gomez
Castro
Coro
Colombia
Rosario Gonzales
Tachira
Romero
Macuro
Zaynago
Republica
Exiled Venezuelan Rebel Leader Arrives in Washington
Gen Jose Manuel Hernandez known as El Mocho meets Acting Secretary Roosevelt and the State Department, saying both Gomez and Castro will fail as the Venezuelan uprising aims to topple their government. Castro lands at Coro while Hernandez stays observant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jose Manuel Hernandez
Roosevelt
Navy
State Department
Bryan
EL Mocho
Castro
Gomez
Gomes
Coro
Gulf of Venezuela
Thomas W. Veetter
la Guatra
Caracas
Cipriano Castro Reported Landing in Venezuela
Corroboration reached Willemstad implying Cipriano Castro has landed at Coro Venezuela. General Elmon Bello Castro's brother in law sailed with adherents from Puerto Cabello last night in a small boat toward Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacoa
Coro
Puerto Cabello
Elmon Bello
Castro
Ban On Chippewa Medicine Dance At Nett Lake
The grand lodge medicine dance at Bolsa Fortress reserva tion Nett Lake agency has been banned by U S Inspector L F Michael. The dance involves Indians giving away nearly all of their possessions during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nett Lake
Minn
Grand Lodge
Bolsa Fortress Reservation
Nett Lake Agency
L. F. Michael
United States
Train wreck kills two in Kentucky derailment
Two men died and Bridges, wife of Loulaville, Kentucky, was injured when Louisville and Nashville passenger train No 2% derailed three miles north of Livingston, Kentucky at noon yesterday. Engineer John Davis and Fireman N F Carey, both of Louisville, Kentucky, were killed in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
John Davis
N. F. Carey
Loulaville
Wlfe
Nashville
Livingston, Ky
Four killed by train near Greenville in early morning crash
A wealthy manufacturer Tee George C. Morris, his wife, and two daughters were killed when their automobile collided with a train in Greenville. Authorities described the incident as a fatal crash and are investigating the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
George C. Morris
Vandalia Troln
Ao Etomging
Grandfather Law Invalidated by Supreme Court Appeal
The supreme court affirmed a grand father clause related to a pending amendment in Vilohbomaily Aug. 1. A notice of appeal to the United States supreme court has been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohid
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Life Team for Bandit Chicago LL Angie-Robert Webb
Angie-Robert Webb known as the wutonebvile bandit remains imprisoned after Judge Kersten overruled a motion for a new trial convincing a prior guilty verdict by Detective Peter Mart's jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Angie
Robert Webb
Peter Mart
Kersten
Near Understanding on Alien Land Law
Washington officials express optimism after talks with Japan over the California alien land law protest. Diplomats see no intent to discriminate and anticipate another exchange of notes strengthening fraternal lines between the United States and Japan. The exact decision remains pending while the two nations seek a frank understanding of their aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
United States
Ban on bloomers sparks revolt at camp in River de
In La Crosse Wisconsin July 30 26 girls at a Young Women's Christian Association camp near River de have worn bloomers as camp attire. Matron Miss Bertha Hoefke orders them to wear skirts citing immodesty due to passing motor boats and steamers. The girls resist but face expulsion from the camp if skirts are not worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Huerta Urged to Retire From Presidency in Mexico Crisis
Washington reports indicate a joint congressional committee may study Mexican conditions. Diplomatic efforts include Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson resuming talks with Secretary Bryan, with no US policy announcement yet. Mediators press Huerta to abdicate as talks proceed. tentative successor selections discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Bryan Y
Huerta
Arranga
Porfirio Ding
Mexican Affaira
Bryan
Huertala
United States
Mexico
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Sentte Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Ambiasvador
Federal gunboat Tampico sunk by aeroplane bombing
Nogales Ariz July 30 The federal gunboat Tampico was destroyed by a bomb dropped from an aeroplane over Suaymas harbor an insurgent message claims This is the first occurrence of its kind Didier Masson allegedly made three flights before hitting the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Tampico
Suaymas Harbor
Didier Masson
Huerta Orders Release of American Subjects
Washington reports Charles Bissel and Bernard McDonald, two mine managers sentenced to death in Chihuahua, ordered released by the Huerta government. Secretary Bryan welcomed the action amid American representations and noted Dixon the immigration inspector who was shot at Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Bissel
Bernard McDonald
Chihuahua
Porta
Alvara
Bryan
Huerta
Dixon
Juares
Ships Ready to Care for Refugees in Canton and Hong Kong
Hong Kong July 2. The Canton river steamers have been ordered by the consul to be ready for embarkation of women and children from Shanween suburb if needed. An abnormal exodus was reported today as wealthier Chinese leave Canton for Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Canton
Shanween
Chine
Rhodes Held Guilty of Accepting Bribe
Webster Springs West Virginia July 2 A G Rhodes a member of the lower house accused of accepting a bribe in connection with a United States senate account. Several senators and accomplices have been convicted and await sentencing in the bribery probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Webster Springs
W. Va
A. G. Rhodes
Virginia Hogielature
Tle
Bull Defends Cow Delivers Car Damage in Fort Plain
In Fort Plain on July 3, a veteran bull charged a red touring car after cows blocked a truck near Canajoharie. The driver, Joseph Coffee of Fast Orange New York, and his wife witnessed the scene as the bull damaged lamps and the vehicle before being driven off by a caretaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Plain
Joseph Coffee
Fast Orange
Coffee
New York
Cannjoharie
Dean Reunites With Young Bride After Abduction Saga
Lola Kansas July 1 Mary De Harvey Dean reconciles with her husband Dean after alleged kidnapping by Mecord and gang. She claims threats and coercion forced a false confession about Harvey. officers doubt the tale but await further corroboration. The couple plans to return to Pleasanton with her father W M Armatrong arriving to accompany them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Kan
Mary de Harvey
W. M. Armatrong
Hume
Re. Dean
Mecord
Mia An
McCord
Dean
Mia
Harvey
Cherryvale
Laundrymen Have All Gone to War
Shanghai reports indicate 4000 northern army reinforcements and two cruisers arrived at the Yangtze river. Civilians flee Wu Sung toward Shanghai amid expected bombardment. fires from shells and looting cause damage while food shortages loom due to halted coastal shipping. Foreign consuls protest aerial shelling as casualties rise in the French concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yangetse River
Wu Sng
Wu Sung
Aisne
Ningpo
Che Kieng
Fring
Mmeng Darrow
Northern Army Wins by Bombarding Forts
Northern troops captured the Hu Kow fortress after a naval bombardment and ground assault at nightfall. They landed below the fort under cover and rushed the position, then prepared to advance on non-hoans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Ching
Hu Kow Forte
Oliplants Ishind
Forte
Ightfall
Non-hoans
Nan king backs the Peking government cabinet plan
Peking reports the return of Nanking to the fold of the central government shifts political power. The Senate Goday approved Hsiung Heiling, former finance minister, as premier and a cabinet is expected to be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Nanking
Goday
Hsiung Heiling
McCormick Flies Hydroplane Across Lake Michigan
Harold McCormick successfully piloted a new hydroplane today from Lake Forest to Chicago, flying over Lake Michigan to traverse a distance described as substantial. The flight followed recent resilience tests and was noted for its demonstration of the craft’s capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McCormick
Harold FF
McCormick
Lake Forest
Lake Michigan
Trann Park
Chivuto
Treasury to Strip Banks Over Bond Depression Act
Washington July 80. A resolution to authorize the secretary of the treasury to withdraw all privileges and charters from banks that band together to depress government bonds was introduced today by Lemiter Lewis of TM Debs. The act references a statement by Secretary McAdoo noting New York banks were depressing 2 1/2 percent bonds to avoid costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Lemiter Lawis
New York
Nothwoelk Charged Over Infant Impalement Incident
Wilt Voudet, a Banmett township farmer, was arrested after an incident involving a baby found impaled on a fence. The case proceeded to the county court where officials noted the weapon used and the subsequent custody arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothwoelk
Mick
Banmett
Topaebedl
Cbineau Coure
Elaisie
One Dead Six Stricken In Heat Wave Report
Unclear readable text describes heat related illness with one death and six others affected. The garbled lines reference high temperatures and public warnings in a street setting. Specific names, places, dates, or organizations are not discernible.
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