Demand dollar wheat urged not to sell for less
Indianapolis May 25 A bulletin from the American Society of Farmers urges U S wheat prices at $1 a bushel citing high values for other commodities. It argues the Chicago market justifies dollar-wheat and warns farmers not to sell for less while noting rising wages and prosperity. Thieves steal 1800 pound safe in Pittsburg area.
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Indianapolis
American Society of Baulty
United States
Pittsburg
Koebler
Clairton Fite
Paris to Bordeaux Auto Race Marks 62 MPH Despite Fatal Accidents
The Paris to Bordeaux stage of the Versailles to Bordeaux auto race finished with Louis Renault setting a fast pace and M Gabriel posting a better time. Many crashes marred the event including injuries to Marcel Renault and Lorraine Barrows, with several deaths among drivers, chauffeurs, spectators, and a soldier. Premier Combes halted further stages on French soil. Spain reportedly banned further competition there.
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Bordeaus
Louis Renault
Bordeaux
M. Gabriel
Marcel Renault
Lorraine Barrows
Renault
Barrows
Elis Ehauffeur
Angouleme
Bonneval
Chartres
M. Porter
Chaffeur
Ablis
Charles Jarrett
Mme. de Gast
Premier Combes
Mrs Bradley-Martin to Entertain Lavishly in London
Mrs Bradley-Martin plans lavish entertainments in London for the coming season. Reputed as a high-society benefactor, she previously stated a willingness to spend freely, with details of her residence and guest lists noted. The piece also mentions Mrs Hindley-Martin’s daughter, the Countess of Craven.
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Bradley-Maclin
Whesterfeld Gardens
London
Bryan's Presidential Nominee May Be Shepard or Parker
Sioux City Iowa May 25 William Jennings Bryan says he will back the next Democratic presidential nominee and expects the eastern sound money choice to win. He favors Edward M Shepard or Alton B Parker, with Shepard his personal pick. Bryan will not run but will influence the field by eliminating unsuitable candidates. He believes the current climate favors democracy and predicts Shepard could win New York mayor and secure the electoral vote nationally.
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A. B. Parker
Sioux City
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Edward M. Shepard
Alton B. Parker
Bryan
Shepard
Mr. Bryan
Greater
President Roosevelts quiet Seattle visit May 25
President Roosevelt spent Sunday quietly in Seattle observing Sabbath traditions. He attended memorial services at Grand Open House and toured grounds at Cart Lawsen with his party. A large turnout paid respects and roamed the area while no official program was planned. Stops planned across Washington before eastward departure. Death by own action on Brooklyn Bridge described as a man jumped from a moving car after causing drama with a fireman.
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Roosevelt
Loeb
Roose
Grand Open House
J. M. Wilson
Eirmiee
Provident and Frame
Washington
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Brooklyn
Owen
Insane Man Arrested at Point of Rocks
An apparently insane man linked to a neighborhood disturbance near Mr. Robert Staukis’s home at the mouth of the Monocacy was captured at Point of Rocks by Walter L. Farr and George Mercar, deputized by Constable Jonathan Talbots. He was committed to Montague Hospital after writing “J. Harmon” and a rambling note about morphine use and city life.
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Monocacy
Point of Rocke
Walter L. Farr
George Mercar
Jonathan Talbots
Point of Rocks
Justice Talbots
J. Harmon
Baltimore
Justion Talbott
Montevne Hospital
Farr
Brief Bits From A Local Paper
New moon tomorrow May on the home stretch. Gasoline store eyes summer rush and advertising as a trade driver. Warnings prompt timely action as some ignore guidance. William Wills at 568 North Market Street broods over hatchless eggs amid a hen with 15 eggs. J H Lampe leads painters at 4 McCardell residence on North Market Street. Uncle Eben laments political ambition in a homespun remark.
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North Market Strest
J. H. Lampe
McCardell
North Market Street
Eben
Jay Bird Steals Mail Boxes Causes Pa Route Mystery
An inspector in Xerk county Pa investigates missing letters on a Hanover rural route. A farmer finds unopened mail in a field. A blue jar bird is seen carrying a letter to its nest inside a mailbox, explaining why letters vanished daily.
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Xerk County
Hanover
Disappearance of baker’s employee arouses fear
Mt Airy baker Adam Ravind is troubled by the vanishing of Albert Fogle who had lived and worked for three weeks at Mt Rush level? He left for a walk May 11 and has not been seen since raising fears of drowning. Fogle, a recent German immigrant, boarded at Ruland’s home. Sheriff Harvey R Lease has bought McAallery home for 3000 dollars at an East Church street location.
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Mt. Airy
Albert Fogle
Ruland
Roland’s. Fogle
Germany
Sheriff Lease
McAallery
Harvey R. Lease
Wm. BH. McCadrey
East Church
Devastating Cloudburst Hits Enid and Guthrie OK
A colossal cloudburst west of Enid Oklahoma caused widespread damage and at least hundreds left homeless. Three foot high water submerged a hundred houses, disrupting rail service and flooding Oklahoma City as rainfall records fall. Guthrie reports a 24th straight day of rain, signaling continuing severe weather.
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Iila
Ohio
Enid
Oklahoma
Butt
Oklahoma City
Traii
Santa Fe
Canadian
WRECKED BY TORNADOES Half-Dozen Kansas Towns Devastated
A multi town tornado outbreak devastates about six Kansas towns with numerous fatalities and injuries. Carmen Oklahoma is reported wiped off the map with several killed and dozens injured. Riley Dickinson counties in Kansas suffer deaths and injuries as a heavy hailstorm accompanies the storm.
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Kan
Carmen
Okla
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Riley
Dickinson
Pala
Rock Island
Dodge City
Herder
Tibb Shane
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