Mischievous pupil escapes and stirs up school
A schoolyard incident in Michigan ends with a boy resisting teachers and officers. After pulling off a glove and striking a pitcher, he defeats two staff members, eludes Superintendent Price, and escapes from a cell before authorities recapture him. The melee disrupts the school and involves Marshal Trove and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wira
Mevsr Chewesss
Mich
Price
Sumner
Hubbard
Trove
Uttle
White
Tasd
Non Partizan Tariff Convention Set for Detroit June 3
Delegates from commercial bodies plus factorilie and agricultural groups will attend the National non partisan tariff convention in Detroit on June 3. Over 1 000 delegates have credentialed from various trade boards and unions with many more expected. Four large committees will shape policy on making tariff issues business oriented and expanding foreign trade. The event aims to be non political and focus on commercial interests. A separate note reports a river incident where a woman's fishing line led to the discovery of a drowned infant’s body, later not located by authorities.
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Detroit
Mich
B Archery
Jeagne Ha
Factorliye
Trade
Hamiers of
Santa Fe Woman's Board of Trade
Congress
Danage
Fort Wourn
Tex
Sherman Oro
Astor
Fairview
Washington Avenues
L. F. Ely
J. C. Stulter
Pat Mattingly
James Falla
White
Otto Baldinger
J. L. Burna
Johnnie
Grover
John Ames
J. S. Shearer
Luke Montgomery
Wiissing
William Hamilton
George Anderson
Mary Belle Jenkins
D. L. Pierce
Tom
Dave Herring
Cupid in a University Causes Faculty Debate in Ann Arbor
University circles discuss clandestine marriages including Perry and Elaine Caldwell. Demonstrator Lewis retires. Perry to graduate. A faction calls for censure and a published tale. Also reports Mrs. Beary Ingram’s eighty four days of fasting and a strange siblings’ disappearance tale. Dexter Ferry accepts Republican state central committee chairmanship amid governor race speculation. Ex-Coroners Butler and Balog sentenced for conspiracy to defraud the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ans Anon
Mr Perry
Law Department
Elaine Caldwell
Virginia
Lewis
Perry
Thia
Battie Creer
Beary Ingrum
Ip- Brin
Deraeyt
Dexter M. Ferry
Republican State Central Committee
Pingreall
Mx Ferry
Pingres
Dergoir
Butler
Balog
Teria
Bird
Benzing
Ok Pelite
Freak of the Lightning in Wakelee Cars county
A remarkable circumsatinea during an electrical storm photographed a house and showed an exact image on a blank white wall. The scene vanished after nine days. Also noted are a university Sunday excursion with four students and a dog, a Saginaw fire that burned multiple buildings causing about 15000 in losses, Michigan weather crop notes, trust deeds filed in Lansing, and various health and public notices alongside Methodist bishops elected.
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Nies
Mich
Wakelee
Cars County
Xmys A
Formhouge
Ary Annor
University of Michigan
Villa
Drumheller
Ypsiland
W. D. Dieterle
Arids
Monument to the Privates Advocated in Washington
A May convention of the National Corps Regular Army and Navy Union in Washington focused on praising soldiers sailors and marines and advancing Representative Watsons resolution for a monument to veterans of the late war. Other items note Judge Lochran named pensions commissioner and Baptist May anniversaries with remarks on rheumatism balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watwon
National Corps
Regular Army
Navy Union
Ihe
Senator Squire
andRepresentatives Russell
Connecticut
Watson
Ohio
Euch
Veterans’ Societies
Lnte
Lochren
Beach
Lochran
United States
Minnesota
Rensselaer Nelson
Nelson
Buchanan
Eyer
Bia
Destructive Sherman Cyclone Leaves Dozens Dead
A severe cyclone struck Sherman Texas injuring and killing many as western streets were wiped out. Reports place the dead between thirty and forty with numerous injuries. bodies recovered in a creek and clustered at the county courthouse as rescuers race to locate missing residents. The flood and debris complicate efforts while several homes and businesses were destroyed or damaged across the west end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
the Gazette
Sherman
Ufela
Atourata
Greentuat
Western Union
Soutchera
Sherman Court House
Moore Building
Post
Oak Creek
T. F. Ely
B. Bergin
Frank Ryan
Devastating Cyclone Toll Reported Across Kansas and Nebraska
Terrible storms sweep Marshall Nemaha and surrounding counties causing widespread destruction. Deaths numbering at least eight in Falls City Nebraska and several in Seneca Kansas with dozens injured. Property losses exceed $150,000 with hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed including fine residences in Sherman and nearby towns.
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Sences
Evérhes
Connetl
Pater Assemachar
Oneida
James Sherrard Kiled
Bailoyville
Hiawatha
Kas
Reserve
Brown
Marshall
Nomaha
Rererve
Cyclone damages churches and towns across Kansas
A cyclone swept through north central Kansas battering Clay Riley and Marshall counties and striking Palmer Attle town area. Telegraphed reports are scarce as lines are down. several structures including a church were destroyed while over 150 people gathered inside and survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Journal
Concordia
Kay
Ioga
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Grand Island
Clay County
Palmer
Riley County
Marshall
Omaha
Bine
Ortell
Dukid
Cure of Mrs Burdick by Pink Pills Told by Moon Reporters
A story from Hickory Corners Michigan tells how 77 year old Adaline Burdick recovered from nervous prostration and a monthslong decline after taking Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Neighbors and local druggists praise the remedy as life restoring and widely used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Burdick
Hickory Corners
Mich
Battle Creek
Moon
Dr. Williams
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Cupid
Saginaw
John Geiger
W. H. Kern
C. Bohmhoff
Clarence Tucker
Dulletio
Lansing
William Waterman
Dowagino
Miah
Renson
Grand Rapids
Wis
Negaunee
Laurnum
Vicksburg
Bonda
Cleveland
Methodist Episcopal Genera Conference
Charles C. McCabe
New York
Earl Cranston
Cincin
Shiloh
A. O. Hyde
Aspuny Pape
N. J
Baptist Church
Gendon
Women’s Baptist Home Mission Society
D.P. Davis
Goshen
Ssy
Chamberlain
Bert
Bolin
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Texas
Havoc
Forthen
Falla City
Telmn
J. M. Houoks
Ram Sallor
Mra. Schock
Omana
Bee
Humboldt
Neb
Tinmeno
Indiana
Washington Star
Catarrb
Thomas
Arkansas
George Herbert
Hickory
Woon
Haida Creek
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schere Ttary
N.Y
Morea
Rhodes
Cyprus
New York Post
Pesala
DR. Handy
W.H. Hill CO
Betroit
HBO
W. Hhigos
Delrolc
Tooter
Snyder
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