Devastating Dam Break Kills and Destroys Towns
A catastrophic dam breach near Austin unleashes a flood that swamps the Baybee Nulp mill area and surrounding towns. Hundreds are dead or missing as water roars through streets, destroying homes, stores, and public buildings. Rescue efforts rush in as Red Cross promises aid and police mobilize to restore order amid looting and chaos. Local residents shelter, search for loved ones, and grapple with the scale of the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paseat
Yes State Constabulary
Kausa
Austin Owen
Austin
Iself
Obvious Need Lawyer Debate Over Insanity Question
A courtroom exchange shows the judge challenging the defense counsel to provide experts to prove or deny insanity. The dialogue evokes a satirical tone with a reference to Rosemary and a Kansas City setting, hinting at a humorous or fragmentary newspaper item from a historical page.
The Rube's View on Summer Boarders
A satirical exchange references summer boarders who read comic papers and banter about eating with a knife and saving money to seem a regular farmer. The Washington Star quotes Mr Corntessel and a correspondent named Mandy with humorous remarks.
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Mr. Corntessel
Mandy Nateta
Washington Star
Tariff Makers and the Rise of Pricey Jewelry
The article argues that tariff makers revert to high duties on small costly items, assuming the idle rich return, while New York reports reveal wealthy insiders manipulating ports. It warns American tariff craft and industry leaders against repeating past errors and gambling with policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiperie
New York
Dave Shen
Three achievements of the U S attorney general described
The passage cites three prominent deeds attributed to the attorney general: the exoneration of Ballinger and condemnation of Gravis on a moot review, alleged falsification of the opinion date, and a denunciation of progressives tied to tariff policy. It also notes a recommendation to dismiss Doctor Wiley on a charge labeled as trivially absurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ballinger
Gravis
Sten
Missouri Senator Lane urges items for legislative consideration
Senator Lane proposes a set of bills and topics for Legislature review including wage issues and legal reforms. He notes time constraints and requests prompt action while expressing opposition to certain measures without proper scrutiny. The letter mentions governor alignment and the need for orderly progress on priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope Chadeau
Legielature
Sean Dieewien
Lak
Moberly council hosts road making session and elections
The Northwest Wisconsin dispatch reports a county wide meeting where road making plans were approved and farmers with teams prepared for the work. Officials Lt. Governor and city leaders directed votes, with Neeter and Moberly noted among those presiding and secretary positions filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlatho
Renal Ela
Incident at Cleveland School Sparks Controversy
A third grade class in Cleveland faced a troubling incident after a teacher discussed the word Jewish. A student improvised a story full of biased phrasing, reflecting harmful stereotypes and suggesting antisemitic content during a classroom exercise.
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Cleveland
Ruslan
Eevera
Cuticura Cures Eczema Says Elizabeth Getrk of Arkansas
Elizabeth Getrk of Great City Arkansas describes severe eczema on the neck relieved by Cuticura Soap Ointment after months of itching sleepless nights and ineffective medicines. She credits a week of treatment for first relief and three weeks for a complete cure, urging others to try Cuticura and noting free samples offer.
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Elizabeth Getrk
Forreat City
Ark
Eversevere
L. Heston
Cement Talk No 8 Promotes Universal Portland Cement
The piece extols concrete for improving any place from sidewalks to foundations and driveways. It emphasizes using UNIVERSAL PORTLAND CEMENT CO products, claiming concrete is cheap durable and rot proof. The ad urges readers to ask dealers for UNIVERSAL Portland Cement and notes a large production capacity of 10,000,000 barrels.
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Austin and Costello
Asar
Torret
Avetin
Baybee Nulpead Paper Company
Biter Town
Cmetelin
Howe
Eye
Bay Leer
Eles
Alelis
Tae
Uae
Coetetla
Betence
Cowtelie
Eertion Etricken
The
Vetle Groupe
Dxeipet
Mote
Freegian
Macy Peretns
Ald
Harrisburg
Stewart
Avistin
Atate Police Department
Red Cross
Washington, DC
Breent P Bicknell
Red Cross Society
Washington
Federal Bureau of Labor
Ome
Jahar
Mann
Cumcress
Senate
Conmreen
Der
Taft
Ttea
Puck
Ewell
Peniewmberance
Kansas City
Mair
Fitewende
Misea
Dertor Wiley
Missouri News
Lane
AA. Johnson
Louie Arehooikem
Sorieien
Miesmirt Grand Ledge
Aneten
Beeltieh
Wren
Oller
Meneler
Neeley Aeesti
Bt Jueeph Gewid
Orien
John
Erani
Bt Brute
Erand Tleamurer
Katinas
Nartiwest Wis
Bon Caitemrtinre
Afrean Werk
CRN Watistere
Mieton
Mare
Orewa
Wither
Serretag
Allen Chirteriun Puidwsid
Ang Wal Leweight
Naahittle
Boone
Ofitayte
Moberly Saipen Lcenses
Edmonston
Bureau
Jefferson
Kilmonatoan Fa
Stele Labor
Snd
St Lane
Tie Tinea Austin W Gee
Tao
Nevada
Webi Bus
Novata
Hay
BD. H. Osene
Hanbiai
Oteoane
Asm
Miecorri
Stellvma
Capt
Mansur
Hilleothe
Phiri’ Ears
Tt Tank
CI Meethe
AL Tompkins
Warsaw
Nir Tompkins
Knicker
Fu Pope
Castoria
Samuel Ptner
Fst4ur Company
Chi
Bears
Ee Ath
Dosis
Botm
Food Ag
Tet Orere
Sengarr
Universal Portland Cement CO
W. Adams Street
Chicago
Aan
Tilton Woolen
Mill Street
Tilton
Defiange Stargh—S
Oariance
Lolis
W. L. Douglas
W.L Douglas
Douglas
Brockton
Nass
Beter
Denglas
Dougine
Cately
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