Tragic Cotton Belt Wreck Kills Three Near Gold en Gate
An eastbound Cotton Belt special carrying Confederate Veterans to Louisville hit a spread rail on a trestle twenty feet high near Albion T N L. Three killed J J Chiess Greenway Ark J D Johnson fireman Princeton Ark and an unidentified woman. Twenty nine injured mostly Ark ans. Train overturned four coaches derailed.
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Southern Railway
Golden Gate
Louisville
Weatle
J. J. Chiess
Greenway
Ark
J. D. Johnson
Princeton
Arkansas
Jordan
W. G. Peeler
Cotton Belt
Olney
Loulaville
Why of
Clay
T. W
Silence in Tokyo As War Talks Stall in June
Japanese government maintains silence on peace negotiations awaiting guidance from Washington and Saint Petersburg. Newspapers debate armistice terms with strong opposition to an early pause, while rumors grow that Field Marshal Omaga plans a major drive to push General Liniewicz toward Russian territory.
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Washington
Tokyo
St. Petersburg
Omaga
Linevrich
Russia Plans General Peace Note Summary in Gazette
St. Petersburg June 14 the Russian government opts to publish a general statement through the foreign office Gazette instead of the full reply to President Roosevelt on peace negotiations with Japan. The note honors Roosevelt while awaiting Japan's response and leaves details for later clarification by Washington.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Japan
Foreign Office
Russia
Washington
Panama to Issue One Million Silver Pesos
The Panama government, following canal commission directives and local bankers, plans to issue 1 000 000 silver pesos on June 14. The move aims to curb silver demand from canal work and business activity, easing potential monetary strain from excess gold.
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Panama
Canal Commission
Robbers Try Auto Hold Up Of Treasury Party
An attempted ambush occurred between midnight and Monday morning as desperadoes tried to grab $40,000 from the No. 101 ranch party traveling from the Miller brothers' ranch to Ponca. The automobile outran horsemen despite a brisk gunfight. no one was hurt and the speed regulator was shot off the car.
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Bilas
Okla
Desperadoes
Treasury
No. 101
Miller Brothers
Ponca
Session call looms as Texas lawmakers volunteer travel
Judge A W Terrell reports that 33 legislators wish to return to Austin at no cost to the state to correct the wrongful enrollment of Sec 120 of the election law. He says hearings are moving fast and a called session should last about three days with no one declining to attend. The aim is to prevent the erroneous provision from becoming law by publication in the statutes.
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Austin
A. W. Terrell
Ita
Negro Foiled Attempted Assault Near Waco
A neighbor heard a scream and stopped a man from assaulting a woman at her home two miles south of Waco. The suspect bit the woman and cut her with a knife before fleeing, with sheriff and constable chasing the assailant as excitement ran high.
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Wares
Tom Priday
Waco
Americian National Exchange Formed In Dallas
The consolidated bank now called Americian National Exchange with Royal A. Ferris of the National Exchange as president is announced from Dallas. In El Paso Dan McGill, 27, a lawyer from Atlanta, Ga, died of tuberculosis. he once worked with Hon. Hoke Smith.
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American National Exchange
Dallas
American National and National Exchange
Americian National Exchange
Royal A. Ferris
The
National Exchange
Fl Paso
Dan McGill
Atlanta, Ga
el Paso
Hoke Smith
Ten Years For White Plea In Texas Assaults
Clarksville Texas June 14 Charley White pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted assault on his fifteen year old daughter. Two juries fixed five years in the pen for each case.
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Clarksville
Tex
Charley White
Judie Denton
Appeals court reverses Oklahoma land lease bribery case
United States circuit court of appeals reversed a supreme court ruling in the Asa C. Sharp bribery case. Sharp, an Indian agent, was convicted in district court of soliciting and receiving bribes to influence lease selections. The appeals court found the indictment invalid due to clerk errors in drawing the federal grand jury.
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St. Paul
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Territory of
Oklahoma
United States
Asa C. Sharp
Sharp
District Court
Appeals Court
Phillips
False Entries Charged In Lexington Bank Case
Lexington Oklahoma June 14. A Hays cashier of the defunct First National Bank has been arrested on a complaint charging false entries on the bank books. He was held before Justice H M Hardwick and gave bond of 1000 to appear June 20.
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Lexington
Okla
A. Hays
First National Bank
This Place
H. M. Hardwick
Steamer Annie P. Navigates Red River From Denison
News in brief reports the Steamer Annie P. has started down the Red River from Denison. Other items include the suicide of former Arizona Attorney General Satterwhite in Tucgon, a cyclone in Constantinople, a new Merchants and Planters' State bank charter at Bailey Texas, and various distant incidents such as a Kaiser Wilhelm II voyage with twenty millionaires aboard.
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Annie P
Red River
Denison
Satterwhite
Arizona
Tucgon
Constantinople
Bailey
Tex
Bremen
W. G. Shannon
Victoria
Hung Lee
Taylor, Tex
Laredo
Butte, Mont
Young Corbett
Maurice Thompson
Butte
Southwestern Bible Assembly Opens in Ardmore
The second annual Bible conference began in Ardmore on June 14 with a sermon by Rev. W Irving Carroll of Dallas Texas. Many delegates are present and the meeting will run for two weeks with several noted divines on hand.
Proctor Convicted of Gambling House in County
In Oklahoma City Ceci Proctor was convicted in district court of conducting a gambling house. He received a $250 fine and a 30 day jail sentence, the first such conviction in the county.
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Oklahoma City
Ceci Proctor
Premier Delyannos stabbed in Athens
In Athens on June 14 Premier Delyannos was stabbed in the stomach and seriously wounded by a gambler named Gharakarla. Police report the attacker was apprehended and the premier transported to a hospital for treatment.
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Athens
Greece
Delyannos
Gharakarla
Japanese Assault Advances Along Mandarin Road
General Linevitch reports telegraph dispatch detailing Japanese attack starting June 9 with infantry cavalry and machine guns along the Mandarin road. A second column with infantry and artillery moved east of the road and occupied hill on the Kud river’s right bank north of Louchoutchen and Kandaoche by June 10.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Mandarin Road
Aother
Kud River
Louchoutchen
Kandaoche
Conditional Contraband Recognized by High Admiralty Court
St. Petersburg dispatch notes the high admiralty court accepts the principle of conditional contraband in a case involving cotton and timber. The ruling aligns with prior expectations echoed in earlier dispatches.
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St. Petersburg
High Admiralty Court
Baseball scores from Texas to National Leagues
Dallas defeats Fort Worth 2 to 1 while Waco beats Temple 8 to 6 in the Texas League. Houston edges San Antonio 4 to 3 and Beaumont defeats Galveston 12 to 7 in the South Texas League. In the Southern League Little Rock wins 6 to 0 over Birmingham as Nashville falls to Shreveport 15 to 10. In the American League Cleveland rookie 11 Boston 3 Detroit 1 Philadelphia 0. In the National League Brooklyn 6 St Louis 1 New York 1 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 6 Boston 0.
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San Antonio
Beaumont
Galveston
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Srreveport
Nashville
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Louwis
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
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