Villisca Mass Murder Shocks Town in Montana Era
Prominent Villisca businessman Joseph Moore his wife and four children, plus two visitors, were found beaten to death in their beds at the Moore home. A bloodied axe and severed hair were found, with two women later identified as Spillinger sisters among the victims. No robbery occurred, and fear of a revenge crime dominates local speculation. Investigators and armed townspeople scour the area as authorities pursue leads in the Villisca murder mystery.
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Villisca
Joseph Moore
Tia
Moore
Joseph Moore Axp
Herman Moore
Catherine Moore
Boyd Moore
Paul Moore
Edth Spillingel
Blanche Spillingen
van Gilder
Moores
Spillinger
Villiaca
Moora
Wao Giso
Wag
Myulheda
Montgomery
Wmilitis Company
Luive
Colorado Springs
Tune
Burahane Wayne
Des Moines Woman Drowns In River
Dea Molaca Tay dune 10 Nes atherine Suton a 28 from Des Moines boat early today and drowned while fishing. The boat upset with Graat Sertor, Tes Moines river. Sertor swam to shore and said crate struck over. Mrs Staten former wife of John Staten now in Oklahoma. three Staten children attend Davenport schools. Police boat crew searched for the body as details remained unsettled.
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Dea Molaca
Tay Dune
Nesatherine Suton
Graat Sertor
Tes Moines
Mra. Staton
John Staten
Oklahoma
Iowa canvass alters secretary of state race totals
The official canvass from Des Moines shows changes in the secretary of state race. Chngsoll leads with 34,982 votes and qilla-Allen has 31,989, a margin of 544, while errors in transmission may affect reported returns and Senator Allan’s stance on the results.
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Dex Moines
Inne
He County
Chngsoll
qilla-Allen
Lal
Allan Haa Soma
Norlh
Dubuetes Savy
Allan Ayo
Chassell
Pubua
June Government Grain Report Signals Good U S Wheat Outlook
The June grain report shows favorable U S crop conditions as of June 1 with higher indicated yields for spring, winter, and rye. It estimates total production across wheat and barley sectors, noting acreage shifts and regional contrasts amid strong normal conditions and above-average yields for several grains.
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Washington
Bureau of Stallacles
Department of Agriculture
al Wheat
Nebraska Delegates Weigh Roosevelt Convention Control
Lincoln nebraska governor Aldrich said he did not believe Roosevelt forces would sweep Chicago. Delegates Z C Warpham and N Merriam from Nebraska offered to join the convention if Roosevelt could not control it. EB L Xing of Osceola opposed pursuing Roosevelt support.
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Aldrieh
Wil Bolt
Lincoln
Neb
Jung
Aldrich
Roosevelt
Chicago
Salt
Z, C. Warpham
N. Merriam
Omaha
Nebraska
EB. L. Xing
Osceola
Olhey
Debate stalls as tariff bill under scrutiny in senate
In a tense session, representatives push to amend a national tariff bill. Lawmakers including Walihyivk face procedural delays as committee reviews potential changes before the Judiciary Institute. Negotiations continue amid calls for quicker action.
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Senate
Notal
Walihyivk
Taft Roosevelt clash sharpens at Republican meeting
In Chicago on June 20 the Republican National Committee met amid heated conflict between Taft and Roosevelt factions over California and Indiana contests. A 38 to 13 vote postponed the California case, with Heney accusing efforts to disfranchise California voters. The fight spread as other contested seats were discussed, while Indiana delegates-at-large and district contests drew intense attention.
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California
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
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Fred Hogue
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Dor- Ida
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Crane
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Zar
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Atdarso
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Herrys
New
James A. Hazithway
Senator Bradley
Edward O'Rear
Supreme Count
Kentucky
Sigcussion
Fational Committee
National Committee
Bainbridge Colby
el Roosevelt
Scene of Darrow Trial Moves to New Hall of Records
Los Angeles July 10 Scene of Clarence Darrow jury bribery trial shifted from Judge Hutten’s court to the Hall of Records due to seating limits. Patrick J. Cooney expected to testify after Franklin. COoney linked to juror lists and defense alert. Burns, another detective, said to testify for the prosecution.
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Jung
Clarence
Darrow
Brivery
Hall of Justica
Hall of Records
Ehutten
Patrick J. Cooney
Bera H. Franklin
Alandavon
Wille
Franklin
Cooney
Cuiengo
Frankin
McNamara Cave
John R. Harrington
McNamara
Ick W. J. Burns
Weather Forecast Brief for Weathers Jown Unsettled
The weather article notes unsettled conditions with probable showers tonight or Tuesday and a warmer trend tonight. It mentions sunrise details as part of the daily forecast.
Cummins Standard Raised by Kenyon in Chicago Rally
Chicago June 20 The Cummins for president bid gains momentum as Senator Kenyon from Iowa endorses the Hawkeye candidate. More than 1,000 supporters expected in Chicago to back Cummins with Taft and Roosevelt camps clamoring for control of the Chicago headquarters. Roosevelt prospects spark preconvention moves as Taft and Roosevelt camps clash and a possible third candidate discussed.
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Chicago
Albert B. Cumits
Iowa
W. 8
Kenyon
Senator Cummins
Hawkeye Club of
Mississippi
Washington
Ifenyonsila
Cummins
Ganator Cumming
Robert ‘St. la Follette
Wisconsin
Distance Runners Named for Stockholm Olympics
The Olympic selection committee named ten U S distance runners to represent the United States in the Stockholm marathon trials. Among the chosen are Louis Tewania of Carlisle Indian School and Michael J. Ryan of Irish-American A C, with several others from Yale, Boston University, and Irish-American A C. Supplementary runners may join if they pay their own expenses, as funds are still being raised to support the full team.
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New York
United States
Stockholm
Louis Tewanla
Carlisle
Lenonl Pyson
Coccolle
Xavier
New
Donald I. Lippincout
University, of Pennsylvania
B.C. Law
Rhoades
Scholar
Oxford
Alve T. Meyer
A. C
Elgin Board of Trade Debates Taft Roosevelt Delegate Split
The Elgin board of trade declared butter from tt ana, and the contest over delegates to the national convention promises the sharpest split yet between Taft and Roosevelt forces. Contested are First, Third, and Thirteenth district delegates as rival lawyers argue for Roosevelt and Taft camps. Delegations to Chicago include Arizona and California, with planks debate spawning proposals on civil service and liberal irrigation. Indiana contingent arrives, led by E W Schmidt and others, as both public duties and private enterprise seek the Taft nomination.
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Frederick ©. Bryan
Taft
Merrill Moore
Indianapolis
Chicag
Arizona
Chicago
James T. Willliams
Michigan
A- Pabner
Oaken
G. H. Bane
Roosevelt
Ww. D. Gordon
Indiana
E.W. Schmidt
United States
Volney T. Mallett
Harry O. Wallace
WW. IE. Davia
John L. Hogue
Tali
Viet
American Fleet Heads to Havana as U S Ships Reach Cuban Waters
American warships Washington and Rhode Island set sail from Key West and head toward Havana under sealed orders. Rear Admiral Osterhaus commands the third division. midshipmen and crew are bolstering crews for possible intervention while Cuban officials and citizens watch with mixed relief and concern.
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