Tornado Leaves Hydro Destruction and Deaths in Oklahoma
A late night tornado swept Hydro Oklahoma, killing three people and injuring several others. Dozens of homes and much property were destroyed, with a toll including Frank Brown, Mary Brown, and Bertin Beaches among the dead or injured. The storm caused fires, damaged drainage systems, and widespread ruin across the town of about 1,000 residents.
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Okla City
Okla
Oct
Hydro
Cadda
Liirty-sevens Mniiuy
Abadarke
Waneas City
Get
Chibi City
Sys
Nornado Iat
Viydee
Ares
Brown
Mary Browns
Ayia
Daddy
Bertin
Meachel
Jnirents
Orm
Seilwatter
Okauss
Paynes County
Rich Pocket of Gold at Eagle Steak Mountain
Oklahoma City reports a rich gold find in the Wichita mountains at Eagle Steak mountiting Craturville. The discovery, made yesterday, draws crowds as miners stake claims and plan to extract ore with firm support and shared profits amid mounting interest from local businesses.
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Oklahoma City
Tetal
Wighita Mountains
Eagle Steak
Craturville
Wig aSsay 15
Aurora Borealis Causes Widespread Telegraph Disruption
A serious electrical disturbance attributed to the aurora borealis disrupted telegraph and telepathy services across Chicago and nearby areas. Some districts experienced a total halt in business and local streets reported interference with communications and daily activity.
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Chicago
Wises Mall
Countess Lonyay Seriously Ill in Vienna Case
A Countess Lonyay, second daughter of King Leopold of Belgium, is gravely ill with peritonitis in Vienna. Doctor Owen, osteopath at 827 Mass Street, can be reached by phone 517. Office hours Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Raymond’s H A tabs promise headache cures with money back. Salted peanuts advertised at Raymond’s.
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Vienna
Lonyay
Leopold of
Belgium
Owen
Mass
Dowie Father Denies Son’s Claim as Myth
Essex Town October 31 John Murray Dowie rejects the allegation by his son John Alexander Dowie that he is not the father. He says the assertion is a great myth and that he and his son were born in lawful wedlock. He laments the trouble caused and notes close resemblance has led others to mistake them.
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Essex
Town
John Murray Dowie
John Alexander — Joowie
John Alexander Trowie
Greepwater
Princess Street
Edinburgh
Leovand
Totus Murray Dowie
Jota Alexander Dowie
Wet Coal company plans Atchison mine shaft project
In Atchison Kansas the Wet Coal company will develop and mine Atchison County’s vein under a contract to support the effort. A shaft over a thousand feet deep struck substantial water, challenging the project. The Wear camp and western mines will supply needed facilities and security for the operation.
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Atchison, Kan
Wet Coal Company
AtChison
Western Mines
Snowing Delays Colorado Rails Amid Broad Storm
Snow covered Colorado mountains causing widespread delays as rail traffic slowed. The storm brought a cutting wind and uncomfortable conditions, with travel hampered across the state and forecasts noting only mildly cold temperatures.
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Treaver
Cola
Charged With Heavy Shortage in Whiskey Trial
A report from a local court notes the arrest of a man tied to a whiskey shortage case. Investigators allege he was involved in distribution and fraud, with authorities pursuing warrants and testimony from a government representative. The case centers on shortages and alleged illicit activity.
Telegraph Breveties Chronicle Local Losses and Notes
A fragmented Telegraph Breveties item reports Tobias Woods of Osceola, Ma killed near Harriton Ark while fleeing a freight train. It mentions Wellington Kan elevator capacity at 11,000 bushels and a disaster near Willum Roe farm, plus various political and military notes including Hungary and Greece. It also notes a rural free delivery route planned in Labette County and a Kansas University Halloween party, with several local deaths and injuries.
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Tobn Woods
Oseeuli
Harriton Ark
Hunter Milling Company
Wellington
Kan
Bai Vomtmissionier Cridler
Budapest
Huns Wurian
Farac
Willum Roe
Matstadd
Bilward H Carpenter
di Ness
New York
Thomas Ler Tay
Greece
Purdue football players killed in big four wreck
A devastating Purdue University football team tragedy unfolds as a train collision near Riverside Park claims twelve lives and injures many more. Eyewitness accounts describe crushed engines and scattered wreckage as students and townspeople assist the dead and pull survivors from twisted cars.
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Indianidpolis
Purdue Universsis
Riverside Park
Dayurea
Ead Sa Hardy
Ead Sa Hardy Khown Is Sts Tabrws
EOE
Hobertson
Indianapols
Walter Uch
Entista Rush
Ilawe Corps Comsti
Texasssatnsquil
Lafayettes
Wooth Hamilton
Yatington
Te. A. Phimilien
Tantasette
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Deroilitatere
Hussy Cats
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Ho Gribe
Biter
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Corpus Christ
Pexos
John Miler
W. A. McManus
Davenport
Lethleas
Chirk Veyers
Monticonl
TA. Bailey
Richimond
Hind
Wing
Ats
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Mies
Willy Che Dada
Caderthas
Teregr
Tie Viet
Inekud- Inyo Dainsit
Lafayette
Tihose
Cotia Boustiens
President Appoints Dole as Governor in Washington
fragmented OCR text indicates President appoints Dole to a governorship in Washington with mentions of Sanford, Jide, and Carney. The record is unclear and dates, names, and offices are garbled, but implies a gubernatorial succession or appointment by the president.
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Washington
Sanford Be
Jide
United States
Leste
Georgie Wa Carney
Suicide by inhaling gas reported in Philadelphia today
Kansas City dispatch notes an attempted record lower on a half mile track hindered by dinner interruptions. St Johns church announces Father J Marks will lecture on Faith for two weeks aimed at non Catholics, with services today at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 2 p.m. County Commissioner Meekinson shows improvement and plans to resume duties soon. After events, attendees visit Wiedeman's for refreshments.
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Kansas City
Cregcens
St. John's Church
T. J. Downey
SoMa
J. Marks Iandry Wall
All Saints
Two Week Catholic Lecture Series in Lawrence
The Rev John Marks Handly of the Paulist Fathers from New York City will deliver a free two week course on the Catholic church at the Lawrence church. Lectures begin tomorrow and continue to November 16 with time for questions. Topics cover faith, church history, and practice, with daily sessions and discussion of doctrinal issues.
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Lawrence
John Marks Handly
Paulist Fathers
New York City
Morebay
Briday
Note of Disrupted Crossing Case at Siding Hearing
A garbled report indicates a court session this afternoon over alleged obstruction of railroad crossings. The narrative mentions a person resisting officers and a sheriff, with unclear references to a woman and city actions at a siding near Manhattan.
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Manhattan
TL B
Dtse
Artia
Chosen as Railroad President in New York
An individual from New York has been named president of a railroad company joining charity efforts. The announcement notes leadership selection and ties to philanthropic work, with Hartford and other regional ties hinted at in the coverage.
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New York
Charity
New
Hartford Mitra
Real Estate Transfers and Muddled Notations
Fragmented OCR outlines transfers among multiple individuals including Wilson and Garst with uncertain property details. Items reference deeds, consderation sums, and parcels on Wand Place and Second Street with garbled party names and unclear dates.
Money Quick Insurance Notice From City Ledger
Fragmented letter style notice from Lawrence Kansas and New York mentioning insurers and assurances. Mentions Drapklys and Kraghktod entities and a fire event dated a week from a burned day. Requests prompt liberal adjustment and notification.
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Lawrence
Kan
Chariton
Phoenix
Drapklys
New York
Phurtlerd
London
University labs to receive N-ray equipment funding
The University of Penaydyagiak will launch the first experiment this quarter with Pinson light, thanks to an appropriation by the Pennsylvania legislature for N-ray research and Finsen apparatus. Henry Panvoust will head the new department linked to the university hospital. Assessments at Horace Mann School and Teachers College show high rates of vision problems and physical misalignment among pupils. Harvard University enrollment appears steady despite a freshman class drop. Martin V. Bleger’s will dedicates 12 percent of his estate to DePauw and 5 percent to New York Chautauqua. Police anticipate weather aiding Halloween safety, and Wiedemann's offers chocolates and cream treats.
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Henry Panvoust
University Hospital
Horace Mann
Schoo
Coame
Teachers’ College
New York
Marvard University
Ofsour
Missouri Haskell Game Draws Large Kansas City Crowd
Thousands attended the Missouri Haskell football game in Kansas City amid rainy weather. The Kansas-Washburn contest also drew many fans, with betting favoring Kansas. Local notes mention uncertainty and shifting support as the day wore on.
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Kansas City
Gsime Cis
Telweer
Missouri Eniverputs
Haskell Indians
Sertiment
Pliskell Boys
Topeka Kan
Natwatie
da Nansas Uniiversity
Karis
Three Miners Killed in Mine Disaster
In Peoria Vietnam a trio of miners died in a disastrous accident at a local mine. The victims are named Myron Metin Eatest Sadeesin and fack Willis, with reports confirming deadly cave-ins as the cause.
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Peoria
Dagberds
Yaun
Aml
Coat
Dredd
Myron Metin
Sadeesin
Fack Willis
In Town Visit and Local Notices Mix in Regional Chronicle
Congressman Litthefield of Maio visits town Friday as guest of Cope. Posts about coronation, court hearings, and local events fill the page. Camera club, teachers' exams, and stray livestock notices round out a dense, era-typical community update.
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Litthefield
Maio
Cope
Dhertz
Sareioek
Mies
Anna
Oliver Wit
Pius
Mero
Miurceli
Lake
Chirtles
Rainy day dull start for Washburn game in Topeka
University of Kansas students braved rain and mud as Washburn hosts Bail team. A university band and supporters journeyed to the Eldridge house then to the depot for the game, while rain delays sparked last minute plans.
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University of Kansas
Topeka
Faris
Washburn Sansis
Eldridge House
Avec Moo
Indians Hay Vice Support Tie at City Event
Ambiguous notes describe a gathering involving the Indians and support for a vice, mentioning Die and Kaamsts City. The report lists Supt. Prades, Via vies, Gi Dickson, Mro and Mrs. Alder among attendees. It notes many renters joined the team and references Cha beats and laws-tenes people interested in the vine ations.
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Ene
Soather
Syma Tusiiet
Phatey
Kaamsts City
Piesdeles
Eraatel
Wheat and corn market notes from THT City
City market report dated Oct 31 lists wheat prices for Dee lay 6911 with No 2 hard grades at 70 to 72 and 61 to 54 for lower grades. No 2 red lea priced around 43 to 40. corn prices show mixed lots with No 2 mixed at 38 to 32 and white at 28 to 33. May figures referenced.
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Dee Lay
Chicago
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