Omaha and Dayton Suffer Awful Floods and Cyclone Toll
Omaha saw over 100 dead and 3000 homeless as a cyclone struck followed by floods in Ohio and Indiana. Dayton faced massive losses with hundreds dead as waters up to the third story swept the Algonquin hotel. Rescuers worked around the clock while relief efforts struggled to meet urgent needs.
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Omaha
Ohio
Indiana
Dayton
Algonquin
Mary Rathkey
Rathkey
James Cabinan
Ahlman
Forty
Leavenworth
Real Estate Exchange
Exchange
Jonathan Dayton
Congress to Face Major Bills in Extra Session
Washington eyes turn to Congress as the extra session resumes with tariff revision and budget bills. Leaders like Champ Clark push reform while the Ways and Means Committee drafts separate schedules to pass most provisions. A tax plan and Philippine independence are also likely priorities.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Champ Clark
House
Ways and Means
Senate
John J. Fitzgerald
Appropriations Committee
Philippines
Panama Canal
Philippine
From the Manger to the Cross Shown in Kennewick Church
Reverend Parkhurst witnessed the Kalem film at the Princess theater in Kennewick on April 13 and 14 and secured a church showing with a lecture. The films featured incidental music between reels and inspired other churches to adopt motion pictures. The piece notes the east’s advance over the west in church cinema acceptance.
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New York
Kalem Pictures
Princess Theater
Kennewick
New York City
Advertised Letters for Keller Doctor Pyre Cards Mattick Merchant
Brief notice lists advertised letters for Keller John W. Pyre Jean and Mattick Geo Merchant Wesley. Ends.
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Mattick
Geo. Merchant
Wesley
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United States Senate
Montgomery County
Corporation
Malin
Third Streets
St. Mary’s College
Notre Dame Academy
Memorial
Reibold
American Press Association
Mayor Dahlman
John J Fitzgerald
Champ Clarke
Parkhurst
Kennewick Highlands Nursery Co
E. S. McDonald Paint Co
van Norsdall
Van
Kjosness Mercantile Co
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