Tornado Wipes Out Towns Across Three States
A violent wind storm with tornado force swept western Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma yesterday killing at least thirteen people injuring nearly one hundred and destroying numerous towns including Big Heart Okla Whiting and Eskridge in Kansas Dozens of houses were wrecked telegraph and telephone lines failed and several school buildings were leveled across affected communities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Big Heart
Oklo
Whiting
David Stone
Powhattan
Eskridge
Hiawatha
Netawaka
Kansan
Manville
Oklhoma
Okla
Myla Taven
St Louis
St. Loui
Agrida
Norlern
Timrathayie
Ariel Duane Frew
Wen
Toy
Geriintowen
Abe
Hong
Wardo
Rownt Hosek
Phen
Tyla
Governor Blease Letter Prompts Outcry in County
A letter allegedly from Governor Blease to rural police threatens dismissal if officers arrest laborers on D. T. Counts county farm, triggering public criticism over possible encouragement of lawlessness. Counts declined publication as a private matter, while other officials condemn the action and call for restraint.
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Clayrets Advertiser
D. TI. Counts
Blease
Counts
Eleape
Owings
Surprise in Vote No 117 Leads Contest Entrants
No 117 tops the list with 88 720 votes while No 118 follows at 83 855 in a multi entrant contest that closes September 1. Several others range from 75 845 down to 60 000 and below as months remain to enter and challenge the leaders.
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Hst
Secont
Maintainlona
Haile and Western Michigan race sees 2000 vote starter
Haile leads WMU contest with a starter boost of 2000 votes as the tally through Wednesday, April 12 shows the early cast. The report outlines the current vote cast and the contestants remaining in the field.
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Haile
WMU
Nat
Governor Blease vows court action over unpaid salary
In Greenville on April 12 Governor Blease told the State Council of the Red Men he would pursue papers for collecting the salary of Detective Tread if Greenville County refuses to pay. He said he may hire a lawyer to take the case to State Courts and, if needed, to the Supreme Court.
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Greenville
Blease
State Council of the Red Men
Ike Goodwin
Hel
Supreme Court
Good Vin
Omeer
Anc
Rnor
Southern Policy announces Monroe as agricultural agent for Southern Railway
Prof. John F. Monroe, horticulture lecturer at McDonald College in Canada, is named agricultural and horticultural agent for the Southern Railway Company in South Carolina with Columbia headquarters. He will assist farmers along the line on soil treatment crop choices cultivation packing and market methods, coordinating with state and federal agencies to advance agricultural interests. His background includes a Canadian farm upbringing and Ontario Agricultural College training, with experience in Georgia and the northern south.
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Washington
John F. Monroe
McDonald College
Province of Quob Canada
Southern Railway Company
South Carolina
Columbia
Hne
Ley
Mnes
Monroe
Ines
Niagara Park
Canada
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Griffin
Ind
Wenhy
Fragmented Times of Injury and Work Amid Rural Reports
The mangled column recalls local notices from Hamborg Heralds with scattered names and places. It mentions Missaned Vie Balog Mo Agri 18 and Fortis Mo. A reader Wilford Adis writes about chronic rheumatism treated with Moleys Kidney Remedy before resuming work as a conductor on Lexington Street Railway.
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Lawfoie
Raters
Het
Vie Balog
Agri
Jason
Valley
Fiteen Mies
Fostis
Worl
Wilford Adis
Moley
Lexington, Ky
Phowma- Ham
Tve
Warton
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Local Official Praises Governor’s Respectful Handling
Supervisor Goodwin states he has always treated the Governor with utmost respect during the current discussion. The piece notes health imagery and a Burdock Blood Bitters product claim about maintaining health.
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Wupunuelluud Tie Bituruon
Goodwin
Aberdeen defendants sentenced in mail fraud case
In Federal District Court J Me Miller and two co defendants from Steele Miller and Co Corinth Miss were found guilty of fraudulent use of the mails. Miller drew seven years jail and a $11000 fine while Linde and Steele received two years and $10000 fines each. They forged bogus bills of lading connected to a failed cotton firm. The men face confinement at Atlanta’s Centrea penitentiary. A separate paragraph notes a colossal steel shell projectible weapon description not relevant to the case.
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Aberdeen
Misa
Indee Hi
C. Niles
J. Me Miller
L. C. Steele
CG. McO. Linde
Steele, Miller & Co
Corinth
Miss
Miller, Steele and Linde
United States
Niles
Miller
Atlanta
Change in Woman's Life
Crimiteville Vim refers to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women during life changes. The testimonial claims complete restoration of health and strength, praising decades of cures for inflammation ulcers irregularities tumors and nervous exhaustion. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Crimiteville
Ewart
Trey Ray
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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Yorkville Enquirer
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