Roosevelt Says Beef Pack Trial Miscarriage Of Justice
Washington reports President Roosevelt in a special message to Congress calls the Chicago beef packers trial a miscarriage of justice. He refutes Judge Humphrey’s interpretation of Congress’s will and urges a declaratory act plus a statute granting appeal rights in criminal cases. Also notes Baby Ribbon Cigar advertisement.
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Springfield to honor him with house after killing attacker
In Springfield Missouri on April 18 citizens plan to give a house and a lot to Leslie Peters in admiration for killing a man in defense of his life and his sweetheart. They also intend to give the woman a diamond ring and furnish the home with wallpaper and other gifts.
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Russian loan agreement signed in Paris for 440 million dollars
Paris signed arrangements for a new Russia loan totaling 440 million dollars. About half the amount was taken by France with Belgian interests, Austria took Germany’s portion, and the United States did not participate. The 5 percent loan runs forty years and is tax free. Garland ranges for natural gas at Ericksep's.
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Haskell reopens business department for Indian education
The town newspaper notes the Haskell business department is reopened after a pause when Indians were deemed not to need business training. It will be fully active next September. Also promoting park improvements, a meeting at the M C A building on April 20 at 3 p.m. is urged for planning with the city council, with a large audience desired.
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Calver ity seniors stage mystery poster campaign event
A Calver ity senior class publicity stunt used a sequence of cryptic posters 11 4 to generate public curiosity for their upcoming play at Bowersock's opera house on May 15 and 16. The ruse drew laughs and public interest while promoting the show and local merchants’ chatter.
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Earthquake Disrupts Sacramento Rail Service and LocalBiz
A Sacramento telegram reports three railroad cars sank from sight during the quake between Suldan and Benelea, cutting wires. In Pleasanton cars burned on the main line blocking Cratos while Wind Mill Grocery hires Dick and Lewis to run the store. Keeler’s bicycle ad and Kenner moves to 826 Vermont Street offer services and bath treatments.
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Nursery stock sale offers ramblers and shade trees
Robinson Nurseries lists baby ramblers, elms, and maples at low prices. They offer planting services for lawns and parks and invite customers to call home 129 or ball 1004. Office address is 818 Mass St with sale advertised at 0 New Hampshire Street.
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San Francisco Earthquake Devastates City in Modern Times
A massive quake demolishes San Francisco causing widespread ruin. Many lives lost, historic landmarks topple, rescue efforts mount as officials assess damage and provide aid. The disaster reshapes the region with long lasting impact on housing, transportation, and safety policies.
Shock Game at 5 15 This A M Details of Destruction
Early morning reports describe a terrible destruction in the great city at the Golden Gate. Details remain incomplete as authorities investigate the shocking events and assess casualties and damage.
San Francisco Earthquake Devastates City Across Coast
A massive earthquake struck San Francisco causing widespread destruction from Market to Mission streets and the waterfront. Thousands killed or injured, water mains broken, fires raging, and major landmarks including the Palace and St Francis hotels damaged. Rescue efforts under way as authorities declare a major disaster with no water and collapsing structures across the city.
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J A Henley Buys Automobile in Kansas City Visit
The item notes J A Henley purchasing a Stevens Duryva touring car, brought to town by a Kansas City chauffeur from the city yesterday amid local buzz. It also references ads and local notices about products, a baby portrait studio, and Miss Grace Stanley's death in Ossawatomie. The report includes scattered city notes on fire, martial law, and San Francisco earthquake aftermath.
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