Devastating floods hit towns across Oklahoma and Texas
May 2 reports recount wide inundation as the Arkansas River rose to record levels. Towns like Fort Worth and Guthrie faced heavy damage with homes, farms, and livestock swept away. Rail lines stalled and power supplies cut, leaving communities reliant on emergency shelter and aid as state-wide storms continued.
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Ports Worth
North Mort Worth
Trey
Dotlina
Lacad Honda
Oklahoma
Okla
Owatana
Dirk
Jil
Rand
Aliiteal
Masoud, Kindan
Clarkavilla
Wil
Guthrie
Talwat
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Oelock
Wighert
Wort Taleo
Jenka
Lure
Damien
Aurmnen
Wagon
Nurusa
Arkinwid
Thia Place
Dubria
Bridgea
Iru
Lonty
San Francisce
Midland Valley
Warhoutn
Missouri, Kingund& Foran
Snes
Strikers confess dynamiting case under police custody
Chief Kohler says four men confess to dynamiting in a strike era case. Police announce arrests and custody as investigators review motives and possible accomplices. The city awaits further details on the motive and potential charges.
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Pollcs Kohler Sayn
Anatalgt
Cleveland
Verardiney
Wlatergent
Chlet
Cerita
Dea
Steamer Seminole Reported On Shore Near New Jersey
A Clyde liner named Seminole was reported in trouble near Point Pleasant New Jersey while other details appear garbled. The incident involves maritime peril and local authorities.
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Seminole
Clyde
Palnt Pleasant
New Jeraay
DANY
New York
New High Record for July Cotton Reached Today
New York May 15 reports July cotton futures hit a new high for the month, rising to 1.50 per bale, surpassing last Saturday's prices amid strong demand. The market advanced as traders priced in continued strength in textile demand and weather concerns affected supply.
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Cleainy Prica
New York
de Yolee
Joly Rattan
Earl
General Assembly Talks Education in Kansas City
The Presbyterian and Seamon at Kansas City discuss education policy as delegates from the Presbyterian church of America convene. The session centers on important subjects for church guidance and public schooling.
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General Assembly
Presbyterian and Seamon
Kansas City
Kinny City
Presbyterian Church of
Ainyricn
Market News With Mixed Prices Across Commodities
Today s markets report mixed movements in crops cattle and dairy with slight gains in some grains and declines in others. Traders monitor energy prices and regional demand as May activity suggests cautious optimism amid fluctuating futures quotes and supply signals.
Janesville Markets Report May Prices and Totals
Market notes from Janesville and nearby towns list prices for corn meal butter and oats with per ton and per bushel rates, along with small totals and weekly shipment figures. Entries mention buyers and sellers, including Blanchard and Creamery, with tonnage around two hundred pounds for the week.
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Taneaville
Win
Cork
Blanchard
Ihyo
Monroe
Creamery Tuller
Dalry Mitter
Judge Rules Thaw Insane and Not to be Freed
The judge declares Thaw insane and unfit for release. Proceedings seek transfer of commitment to a different custodian and location, with lawyers filing for continued confinement under court order.
Coroner's Inquest Hears Witnesses In Milwinken Area
The coroner's inquest convened in Mortonville to probe a mysterious death at Mrs Gorrie Millin's mill likely linked to an accident during a skating event. Jurors planned to reconvene next day to hear further testimony from Keyernd witnesses and discuss a possible verdict.
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Uortonville
Mra
Gorrie Mlinn
Mortonvills
Wehveniny
Monty
Cepol
Knights Templar Gather in Erie Conclave Details
Report of the Fifty fifth Annual Conclave of the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania in Erie with representatives from Philadelphia and other cities. The event includes ceremonies, decorations, and programs for the evening, with the next meeting scheduled for Wednesday in January.
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Knights Templar
Erie
Young National President Celebrates Twenty Ninth Birthday
The Youngoat President of a national bank celebrates his twenty ninth birthday today. The event marks his long service as the youngest head of the central bank in the United States, with observers noting his rise to prominence amid reforms and leadership at the Most National Banks.
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Larnenan
Cearge
Taday
Bart Besten
United
Alani
Vale
National Bank
Miss Anna Gould Not Yet Wed, Crowded Public Interest
Fragmentary report notes Miss Anna Gould remains unmarried as of May 41 under Catholic and Protestant public interest. The piece hints at upcoming events and theater attendance linked to social expectations, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
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Anna Gould
Trial Begins Today in Washington Murder Case
Washington man Giaton Ps Philip Must answer to an indictment for murder in the first degree. The trial opened in Grint Court as district attorney Hineiard presented the case against him and co defendant Dan Hie. Prosecution alleged both men participated in the fatal shooting after a dispute near a Sac, New York event. Defense sought to delay proceedings citing lack of evidence and inadequate time for preparation. The trial schedule included further statements from witnesses and anticipated verdict details.
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Giaton
Philip
Javeday
Maenboy
N.Y
Mauabay
Mysterious Friend Aids Mae Wood to Freedom
New York May 25 A mysterious plan by a friend helped Mae Wood escape custody from the Tombs police jail cell. Senator Thomas GC Matt and authorities say movement followed a coded string of events. The friend secured release and transported Wood to safety amid ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Mae Wood
Thomas GC
Telakot
Sehator
Second Trial of Ace Hale Begins in Murder Case
Fragmented OCR recalls the second trial of Ace Hale for the murder of Cynie Bast. Witnesses describe a hatchet wound in the chest, a young woman’s death, and Cobble County court proceedings as the hearing unfolds with testimonies about motive and circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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Ace Hale
Davia Swan
Cynie
Mika
Ifterwid
Ter Bros Hl
Ray
Aele
Toy Hale
Henkel
Roy Hale
Ho Fae
Td Inewi
Gilbe Davie
Che Tele
John P Maeroberta
Lineman suffers severe injury in polo fall
Edgerton lineman Martin Daag fell from a polo top onto a live wire and was rescued by companions. He suffered severe burns and injuries, with witnesses noting the fall occurred during an afternoon maintenance task.
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Martin Daag
Edgerton
Polo
Companiany Mpatt Yagerpy
Moy
Teles
Polo Hey
Akatage
Erik Ng
Owlidelt
Elie
Ceetrhidiy
Dane Pole
Trial Opens In Wifes Murder Case At Jersey City
Theo dore A. Whittemore was placed on trial before Judge Wolf for the murder of his wife. The case known as the Harrison mystery drew national attention as authorities pieced together a violent quarrel and alleged plan to flee. Evidence suggests a long separation and a fatal confrontation after threats and an attempted escape.
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Enginema
United States Army
Atevnuibre Mahal
Aidat
Conaghie
Wiavalle
Moray
Leavenworth
Gaynor
Jersey Meadows
Whittemore
Lapecil
Cirettr
Jersey City
Theodore A. Whittemore
Tri
Wolf
Moriion
Ate
Harrison
Rhudhy
Witemmore
Witttenore
New York
Rome
New
Severnt
Whittemare
Methodists Elect Quayle as Bishop at General Conference
Dr. Wai A. Quayle of Chicago was elected bishop at the tenth general conference of the Methodist Episcopalian church this morning. The action affirmed his support of the Anglican aid to the mission, with no opposition recorded.
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Methodists
Quayle
Wai A. Quayle
Chicago
Mathioediat
General Confars
Netfee
Young Neenah Man Weds Stenographer
Morgan Hewitt marries his stenographer after a seven days courtship in Neenah Wisconsin. The groom, described as young, plans an extended honeymoon abroad with Elizabeth Schutt of Marquette Michigan may be noted as the witness. The article reports the couple’s intended residence in the city.
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Morgan Hewitt
Gavan
Arnetario Tinamerret
Ateh
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