TRAINS CRASH NEAR PORTLAND KILLING EIGHT
Two trains on the Southern Pacific line collided head on near Bertin station ten miles west of here. Eight people were killed outright and many others injured as a vestibule section of the fast outbound train crushed passengers. OC W Martin blamed crew disregard for orders and the wreck occurred after a high speed approach to a curve. Emergency brakes failed to prevent the collision.
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Southern Pacific
Bendon
Herth Station
Here
OC. W. Martin
Bertintation
Portland
President backs Versailles treaty in message to Oregon Democrats
Washington reports President Wilson issued May 3 a telegram to Oregon Democratic leaders urging support for the Versailles treaty. He denounced Lodge reservations as inconsistent with America’s honor and world leadership, condemning Republican efforts to weaken the pact and stressing true Americanism is leading free nations and keeping promises to the world.
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Washington
Versaillen
Agatnst
Senate
Wilson
Oregon
White House
United States
Woman Dies in Auto Crash Near Hurley Idaho
Donn Mullikin widow of Twin Falls was killed and her daughter Mrs Alhee Cunningham aged 24 seriously injured when their car was struck by a heavier vehicle on State Highway three miles west of here Sunday morning. The impact hurled the car into a ditch.
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Hurley
Idella
Donn Mullikin
Twin Falls
Alhee Cunningham
Here
Woman Pleads Guilty to Murder in Deming Case
Mes Maud Doster pleads guilty to second degree murder in the case involving her common law husband Captain Wale Doster of the United States medical corps. The dramatic end comes after intense proceedings in Deming.
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Deming
Maud Doster
Wale Doster
United States Medical Corps
Nurder
May Expel Royal Refugees Amid Turmoil in London
London reports hint that May plans to expel royal refugees amid a diplomatic dispute. The royal exiles are said to be monitored as “regular” visitors from allied territories, sparking concerns over border stability and international relations.
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London
Switeeland
Celle Ania
Woman Convicted of Shooting charges and sentencing
Taconi dalla Salih was convicted after a jury found him guilty of shooting an assistant prosecuting attorney W. L. Askren on April 2. He faces a penitentiary term after a Friday verdict. Also reported is the death of actor Mik-Prank Carter in an auto wreck near Wheeling after a juvenile tour stop.
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Taconi Dalla Salih
W. L. Askren
Wourt Satantay
Askren Liuhd
Cumberland
Carter
Ew York
Wheeling
Balin Aight
Adruu Leville
Three Burned to Death in New York Fire
A chaotic blaze on an early Sunday left three people dead as firefighters battled flames. A fourth person was rescued, and investigators began identifying causes and possible structural hazards at the scene.
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New
Garden of Eden Needs Nurses for Arab Mission
Interchurch World Movement study shows Mesopotamia and Arabia altered by World War. Arabs show willingness to accept Christian aid as crusaders face staffing shortages. urge doctors and nurses, foreign and native workers, to enter uncharted Arab regions to advance Protestant mission efforts.
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Mesopotamia
New York
Garden of Eden
Tigris
Huphrates
Arabia
Wlaxion
Reformed Church of America
Tnterehureh World Movement
Makine Price
Reformed Church Mission
Interchurch World Movement
Asia
Si Hes
Great Peninsula
Crusaders of the Cross
Eden
Hejaz
Holy Land
Hebecca
Medina
Hadramaut
Crusaders
Interchurch
World Movement Survey
Arabian
Americe
Garden
Majors Jailed for Gardening in Nightie
Maj. Weed, 79, of Bante Monlen was arrested in Los Angeles after neighbors complained about him gardening in a night shirt. Police say the incident followed prior remonstrances during war drives, though Weed was noted for his gardening efforts and excellent work in the yard.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Goeden
Maj. Weel
Bante Monlen
Robert Af. Green
Scotch go wild on U S rye in Greenock report
Greenock Scotland American rye whisky imported here is described as shock variety by the chief constable. He notes prewar whiskies, bonded for years, compare unfavorably with new whiskies whose composition causes terrible effects. They are said to poison, madden, and leave drinkers nervous and depressed after intoxication passes. These whiskies are called snakebite locally.
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Greenock
Scotland
London women drink wine to cope with war boredom
London observers note a rise in young women under twentyone ordering wine or stout in West End restaurants and pubs. A social worker links late meals and poor breakfasts to reliance on liquor, urging better nutrition and rest over indulgence.
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London
West End
Custon
Daily Chronicle
Port Said's Dark Gate Lifts Under British Rule
War toll reshapes Port Said as a neater, tighter harbor gateway. British passport controls suppress crime, curb touts once thriving in the underworld, and turn the curio traders toward orderly exchanges. Travelers notice swift change from a lawless port to a disciplined frontier.
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Rome
Port Said
la Sary
A. P.M
New Leg While You Wait Parade Accident
George Alesan der, seventy, slipped during a parade in Cincinnati and broke his leg. He was removed by police to a facility where an artificial leg was fitted, replacing the damaged limb before hospital care could be arranged.
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Cincinnati
George Alesander
Sim
Family survives in chicken coop after tornado
Discovery of a family of nine living with their fowls in a chicken coop near Bellewood after their Chicago flat was destroyed by a tornado. Red Cross officials began relocating them but Gustav Kraft, head of the family, protested that they preferred the chicken coop to the move, saying they had lived in a Chicago flat before.
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Chicago
Bellewood
Red Cross
Gustav Kraft
Landmark chair dispute over damage in Linden case
In Linden Kentucky a court battled over whether a chair could hold two people after a man sued for damages for wrecking a chair while a girl sat on her mother’s lap. The magistrate awarded damages but Judge Lubher reversed, ruling the chair too strong to have caused the injury.
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Linden
Wien
Lubher
Shareh Dodgers Take Notice F 2
Incomplete readable text mentions Shareh Dodgers and notices with unclear names and places. The fragment references a town, school and possible names but lacks concrete actions, dates or outcomes to summarize further.
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Shareh
Sugar Barons To Be Prosecuted In Federal Case
Charges brought under the Lever Act accuse Utah Idaho Sugar Company of selling sugar at unfair and unreasonable rates to Anderson Taylor company. Merrill Nibley, VP, posted a $5000 bond after arrest warrant issued. Three counts claim unlawful pricing based on production cost under federal food control laws.
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Belt Lake City
Utah-Tdaho Sugar Company
Second Judicial Detrict Court of the
United States Court
Lever Food Control Law
Merrill Nibley
Henry V. van Pelt
United States
van Pelt
Floyd T. Jackson
Department of Justice
Sugar Company
Anderson-Taylor Company
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
League Budget Million and Quarter Expenditure
Washington reports the League of Nations budget from organization through July will total about 1,250,000 dollars. The figure covers direct and indirect expenses including preliminary costs for commissions and other bodies, representing the complete organizational period of the League machinery.
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League
Washington
League of Nations
League Jcorncil
Rome
Death closes romantic career of Baron Wallburg
Budapest reports the death of Baron Ernest Wallburg born to a peasant and later acknowledged as Archduke Ernest's son by the late Emperor Franz Joseph who granted titles and an imperial education. His allowance was trimmed after marriage to a poor girl and ended when he sought restitution.
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Budapest
Baron Ernest Wallburg
Archduke Ernest
Francis Joseph
Socialists Attack President at National Convention Opening
Morris Hillquit, temporary chairman, denounces Wilson administration at the Socialist National Convention opening in New York on May 8, and says the party will not predict polls above two million votes in the presidential campaign.
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New York
Wilson
Socialist Party
Morris Hillquit
Socialist National Convention
Dempsey Trial Set on Draft Conspiracy Charges
The United States attorney said the case against boxing champion Jack Dempsey and his manager Jack Kearns for conspiracy to evade draft laws is ready to proceed and is hoped to be heard by June.
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Dempsey
Jur
bin Brandaco
United States
Istrict Attorney's Office
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Ukraine Capital Falls to Pulen Warsaw
Polish cavalry occupied Kiev Saturday morning according to Warsaw reports. Infantry pressed forward with little resistance from Bolsheviks as the advance continued across the region.
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Ukraine
Pulen
Warsaw
Kiev
Double Tragedy in Nebraska Explains Severe Family Violence
Fragmentary report from Alblon Nebraska describes a double tragedy involving a man at his brother’s home and a nearby killing. The text references insanity signs and extended service for a distant governmental body, with unclear figures and dates.
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Nebraska
Alblon
Jona Buchwosa
Hie
Kilind
Grace Chapaian
Diachanen
Freezone corn remover promises painless relief
An ad touts Freezone as a painless solution to all corn types including hard and soft varieties. It claims instant relief from pain and easy removal with a few drops, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
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Cincinnati
A War Lesson on a Scrap of Paper
Spendleigh borrowed twenty dollars this morning and T lent a hand. T noted the amount on a scrap of paper, believing such a slip signified an obligation likely never fulfilled.
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Spendleigh
Kilmer's Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad Claims Great Results
An old advertisement extols Kilmer and Co remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments and uric trouble claiming many customers testify to benefits. It notes ten cent sample sizes and availability at drug stores with a Binghamton New York address. A separate barber dialogue fragment references a barber offering careful haircutting.
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Fabric Coloring
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with directions for dyeing wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends. It claims vivid reds and fade resistant color, and guarantees results even for first time dyers. The copy mentions a color card and an order form, plus a humorous aside about a customer upset over lemonade costs.
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Draggiet
Adv
Fragmented text hints at unclear topics and names
The readable items indicate an incoherent passage mentioning inflamed conch wine and various fragments. No clear events or entities emerge to form a concrete news item or summary with verifiable facts.
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