Oklahoma constitutional panic pushes Oklahoma to Washington
Oklahoma constitutional supporters led by Wade Murray speed to Washington to press the Attorney General on election proclamations and legal action. They seek agency guidance on the ratification fight, while legal questions about the convention and enabling act complicate the state’s push for statehood.
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Messis
Better
Moore
Haves
Haskell
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Jander
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Cas
Newcastle Ind Disturbance Sparks Calls for Police Aid
Disturbance at Newcastle Indiana leads to threats and a demand for additional police protection. A unidentified person throws a stone at a Black man in front of a business house as crowds of women and children are nearby. The blow grazes the head and knocks him to the sidewalk. Police pressed to act against disorder.
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Newcastle
Ind
Peroon
New Phase of the Gould Case
A New Phase in the Gould case unfolds as authorities plan further steps. Police Commissioner Binsin meets with officials to discuss the ongoing suit for permanent separation involving Mrs. Howard Gard. Central officers considered investigative actions as part of the legal process.
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Gould
New York
Mas
Police
Hmwierd
Howard Gard
Trond
Nervous Market in Wheat Pit
The wheat market shows nervous trading as prices hover near session lows. Traders eye supply prospects and demand signals amid fluctuating futures quotes and uncertain harvest outlooks.
New Discovery praised for deadly cough relief in Iowa letter
Westfield resident G S Clark credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving him from death after two bogs, seriously ill with a dry hacking cough. He reports immediate improvement after using the remedy, praising its effects on throat and lung complaints. Rides by druggist O D Knoe fel advertise 50c and 61.00 Trial bottle free.
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G.S. Clark
Westfield
Iowa
Black Hundreds Rampage in Odessa After Assassinations
A mob labeled Black Hundreds rampaged through Odessa last evening, attacking civilians and destroying property after the assassination of three police officials. Police pursued two terrorists, wounding and capturing them. a girl accomplice escaped.
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Odessa
West
Placeha Kh
Jim
Poldee Bumeanu
Marehine
Padice
Must Face Court in New York Conspiracy Charge
Magistrate House held George Bo Serugham and aides Charles Stirrup and Carrington for trial on a charge of conspiring to obstruct due process by tampering with ballots in the recent election for officers of the New York and Mutual Life Insurance companies.
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New York
Magistrate House
George Bo Serugham
International Policy Holders’ Committee
Charles Stirrup
Coo Carrington
Serugham
Dna Bemetiis Opiieben
Photse
New York and Mutual Life Insurance
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Concludes Session
In Atlanta May 21 the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen finished business and adjourned. Columbus Ohio was chosen as site for the next biennial convention. The grand executive was elected with J M Rhodes Toledo Ohio as chairman FR J Bowers San Leandro California Arthur W Evans NY QO C Cash Roanoke Virginia and F C Lockwood Chicago.
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Atlanta
Brotherhood of Railway
Coroner's Jury Exonerates Mine Management
Charleston West Virginia May 21 The coroner's jury investigating the Whipple mine explosion of May 1 that killed fifteen returned a unanimous verdict exonerating the mine management and blaming the miners who fired the overcharged shot violating regulations and causing a dust explosion All jurors were miners.
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Charleston
W. Va
Whipple
Try the Tribune Company for Fine Joh Pricting
The brief notes a dispute with the Tribune Company over a fine related to a person named Joh Pricting. Details describe the filing and parties involved and indicate a possible court or regulatory action. No further context is given in the accessible text.
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the Tribune Company
Revolution Rife in Central America as Troops Moved Toward Frontier
Reported moves of Mexican and other troops toward the Guatemalan frontier signal a volatile Central American scene. Officials offer little public detail, while activity concentrates between Guatemala City and San Salvador as Zelaya’s allies press to prevent upheaval and seek a presidential succession.
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War Department
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Sener Gamboa
Te Truateraia
San Salvador
Salina Cruz
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Hue
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Salvador
Gil
Guatemala
Finueroa
As & Aresult
Dex Peetead
Due
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Nicaragua
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Manasua
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Toledo
Cabrera
Ponduras
Pavila
Honduras
Igus
Ino Salvadoro
Zeliva
Fisueroa
Steunenders murder trial delays as venire sought
In Boise on May 21 the Steunenders murder trial faces another halt to gather a new venire of talismen. Only eleven of twenty challenges used. nine of ten veniremen from last week remain uncalled, prompting Judge Wood to adjourn and Sheriff Shadebledsin to seek fifty more potential jurors.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenders
Yodas
Wood
Shadebledsin
Rough Sledding for Irish Bill in Dublin Convention
A large delegation from across Ireland gathers in Dublin for the convention to decide acceptance or rejection of a bill establishing an administrative council for Ireland and related matters in the House of Commons, introduced May 7 by the Chief Secretary for Ireland. The bill's rejection appears likely.
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Dublin
Ireland
House of Commons
Hirrel
Resolution in St Petersburg applauds Nicholass escape
In the lower house Monday a resolution expressed great joy at Emperor Nicholas escape from assassination and indignation at the criminal conspiracy. The measure was unanimously adopted and received hearty applause though monarchist demonstrations did not occur.
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Douma
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Stromboli and Etna Erupt Again Focusing on Stromboli
Volcanic activity rises with both Stromboli and Etna active, Stromboli experiencing stronger eruptions. Seismologists warn of continued ash and lava flows and urge monitoring near Sicily.
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Stromboli
Etna
Germs in the Skin Science in Pursuit
An advertisement extols a remedy for eczema and skin diseases. It claims skin germs multiply where skin is weak, and promotes D. D. 10 Prescription as a cure. Testimonials from Mira A Workman and J o H Couner urge trial, with free pamphlet on diet and treatment.
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J. H. Conner
Diot
Ezama
Mira AL Workman
Trinidad Cal
Chicago
Cleveland Musicians Convene and Canton Project Planned
The first annual convention of the American Federation of Musicians meets in Cleveland while a YMCA funded project in Canton, Ohio, aims to cost at least $1000. Reports note a rail accident near Little Falls injuring ten, with four Pullman cars derailed.
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Ferst
American Federation of Musicians
Cleveland
Young Men's Christian Association
Canton
Ohio
seclionAl
Tdibas Ge Whatal
Buffalo & Cleveland Expres
Little Falls
Wreck of Odd Fellows Train Wounds Delegates Near THsboro
A Central of Georgia passenger train derailed near THsboro Georgia on May 21 injuring twenty three people. Most passengers were delegates from Athens and nearby areas bound for the Odd Fellows convention in Columbus. None reported seriously injured.
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Odd Fellows
Thsboro
Central of Georgia
Athens
Columbus
Electric Bitters praised by Gettysburg veteran
David Packer of Fayette New York, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, credits Electric Bitters with curing long running stomach trouble after costly medicines. He states he would not take $5000 for the relief they provided. The ad promotes the tonic as a great aid for the aged, female woes, and kidney issues, guaranteed by Charles D Knoefel, druggist.
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David Packer
Fayette, N.Y
Gettysburg
Chas. D. Knoefel
Draggiet
Purdue Students Run Amok at Lafayette Circus
Two hundred Purdue students disrupted John Robinson's circus in Lafayette Indiana on May 21. They broke up the sideshow and tried to assault the main show. A student cut the main rope causing a near collapse, stopped by rapid action of circus workers. Several students were battered. no serious injuries reported.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
John Robinson
Streetcar Strike Flares in Evansville Amid Disorder
Evansville on May 21 reports show ongoing street railway strike marked by vandalism and disorder. Police appear powerless while public sympathy favors the workers but rejects violence. Businesses seek quick settlement to avoid martial law as private detectives scrutinize police conduct.
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Evansville
Ind
Hood- Turis
Retail Merchants’ Association
National Guard
Purcell
Waverner
Carmen
Henry W. Marshall
R.R. Smith
Hotel St. George
Little Girl Hangs Self by Harness Loop Tragedy
In Elwood Indiana on May 21 three year old Marive Iseminger daughter of Mr and Mrs William Iseminger was found dead in a barn with a harness loop around her neck. The child climbed a ladder saw the loop and apparently tried to swing herself. Her mother discovered her an hour later hanging with her face to the wall.
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Elwood
Ind
Marive
Mro
William Iseminger
Free for all revolver fight leaves man dead in Sullivan area
Sullivan Indiana May 21. In a free for all revolver fight at Dunnville seven miles northeast of here one man was fatally injured and two others seriously. Taylor Smith was shot through the stomach and will die. Coon Shepherd was shot through the body and James Goodman was shot through the right hip. The affray occurred at a dance in the hall over the saloon of Walter Dunn.
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tIn
Dunnville
Here
Taylor Smith
Will
Coon Shepherd
James Goodman
Walter Dunn
Shot Man Kills Woman Then Shoots Self in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on May 21 Charles BR Lewis a structural iron worker shot and killed Anna Easton a 22 year old inmate of a heal house on West Maryland street. He then discharged a bullet into his right temple and lay at the city hospital unconscious. Police have not determined a motive.
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Indianapolis
Charles BR. Lewis
Anna Easton
Heal House
Weat Maryland Street
Grand Lodge Meeting In Indianapolis This May
The 1. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges of the state hold their grand lodge and state assembly in Indianapolis. Meetings are at the grand lodge hall on Washington and Pennsylvania streets.
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Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Rebekah
State Assembly
1. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Peter McArthur A Canadian Bard Debuts The Prodigal
Talented Canadian poet Peter McArthur, aged around forty, residing in New York, publishes a privately printed selection from his sonnets and Century Atlantic Monthly pieces in The Prodigal and Other Poems. The piece notes his Gaelic fluency and edits for New York Truth, with critique of younger writers and a sample poem about return and fulfillment.
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Cassader Falles Iver
New York
Peat Efferts
Uswewer
Grence
Peter McArthur
Century
Atlantic Monthly
Mitchell Renmerkes
McArthur
Palocoe Tine
New York Truth
W. OT. Stead
Wadely Poudishad
Local notices and events in the city
The 3 Cecelia Club, directed by Mise Harriet Devol, will give a concert at Maric Hall in Jane. The Lenevile Y ML. C. A. defeated the local M. C. A. team 18 to unknown last night in a fast game. Several local companies and plans are mentioned, including the X Y ZB Campany with plant at 8 Princeton. The Fern Leaf Crab will perform in the comedy drama The Pace to the Window at Upton Hall. The Fires Presbyterian church will meet to discuss appointing a new pastor and consider applicants. The Kuky trains on the line between this city and Jolereonville see heavy travel, with five cars operating. Evansville and Easter Suburban line cars between Evansville and Rockport expected to run by June, with hourly service and a roughly one hour twenty minute trip.
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Jane
Maric Hall
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Rockport
Ust Weer
Colt Zus
Rokport
Cera
Notices on Subscribers and Curious Funeral Wishes
Notice to subscribers of the New Leant Tribune and the ediscopolis Star urges regular delivery. The item lists odd posthumous wishes including cremation ash dispersion, a boat tribute on a river, a glass-paneled coffin with a stained glass mausoleum, and exhumation cases noted by the Washington Garette. Evening Tribune claims local relevance.
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Cribune
Ediscopolis
Tribune Company
Beth
Geme
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