Oklahoma Tornado Toll Hits Seven Towns
Wind driven tornadoes struck seven towns near Woodward Oklahoma, destroying isolated communities off the railway line and cutting telegraph service. Casualties and injuries reported at Arnett Vick Dauser Matta Arthurs Little Rode and nearby locales, with structures leveled and farms damaged.
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Woodward
TA Successon
Uventh
Gamage Mora
Arnett
Aeatnals Botelie
Arneli
Aneir
Gava
Rowing Committee Delays Race Entries Amid Funding Woes
The National Association of Amateur Athletes and Cavemen with Julian W. Curtiss abandoned plans for an eight-oared crew. Funds were insufficient to cover expenses and cold weather risk postponed entry deadlines for the annual regatta in Detroit scheduled from May 2 to May 9.
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Associated Press
Wew
York
Mss
Eran
On- Syne Sane Pikingtel
National Association’ of Atmate
Cavemen
Julian W. Curtiss
Can Rowing Serosa
Msy Js
Elsze Wes Way
Evelyn Thaws Case Delayed In May Hearing
New York May hearing on Evelyn Thaw’s suit for annulment of her marriage to Harry K Thaw was postponed by agreement of counsel. Daniel O’Risel for Mrs Thaw cited inability to secure evidence from Pittsburg. Robert E Deyo and a commissioner were appointed to take testimony. Thaw’s counsel accepted postponement but would not allow further delays. The new date for the hearing was fixed.
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New York
Evelyn
Thaw
Daniel O’rsisel
Thaty
Pittsburg
Robert “el Deyo
Coungel
Thar
Gut
Indicts Congressman Heflin on weapons and assault charges
A federal grand jury today indicted Representative Heflin of Alabama charging him with possession of two dangerous weapons. The indictment includes three counts, two of which concern an assault on Lew Lindy on March 27 in Montgomery.
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Ay Asics Freig
Washington, C
Muay
Heflin
Alabama
Lew Lindy
Helin
Retail Grocers Meet Opens National Convention in Boston
The annual convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers of the United States opened in Boston with about 340 delegates and over 1,000 in total attendance. Members from parts of the country and several Canadian places are represented. The event highlights ongoing industry concerns as the association gathers for discussions and policy decisions.
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The
National Association
Boston
Bz Associated Press
Retell Grevers
United States
Deakin asks premiers to plan welcome for American fleet
Australian prime minister Alfred Deakin asks a joint committee of federal MPs to consult with New South Wales and Victoria premiers on the welcome to be extended to the American fleet arriving in Sydney August 20 and Melbourne August 29. The fleet will depart Australian waters September 5.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Alfred Deakin
Australia
New Sout
Steamer collision near drawbridge causes excursion scare
An excursion boat with Lawrence university students faced a near disaster when the St Paul railway drawbridge failed to open on signal. Captain Tryon ordered reverse, a collision followed, and a passenger named Elmy r Ville aided a woman to safety before the craft struck the abutment and drifted toward shore. Passengers evacuated safely as the current drove the steamer toward the south shore.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Appleton Gays
Ie Bridgetender
St. Paul
Clifton
Supiper
Rss
Tryon Discoverean
Elmyr Ville
Tryom
Roosevelt to Lead Cornerstone Laying for Peace Hall
Prominent guests attend the cornerstone ceremony at a building dedicated to world peace efforts. President Roosevelt spoke, with addresses by Andrew Carnegie and others. Messages of congratulation came from international leaders and foreign ministers across the Americas.
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Associated Pree
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt ‘Lees
Americas Republis
Prarie Roosevelt
Secre- Bout
Andrew Carnegie
An- Sabuee
Bragt
Chilis
Euclides de Anscho
Colombia
Viques
Costa‘ Rice
Garcia Velez
Cuba
Cacares
Dominican Republic
Extraza Cobre- Ta
Guatemala
Mariscal
Mexico
Ze- Taya
Micaragua
Pardo
Peru
Amador Guerrero
Panama
Willman
Uruguay
Exuador
Davile
Honduran
Fernando Figueroa
Suivador
Charges Against Bishops Stir Methodist Conference
Baltimore Associated Press reports a busy Methodist conference week with Bishop charges under review. Rev. Cooke of News sues prominent Methodists including Dr Buckley and Prof Bowne for alleged maladministering and heresy. Kingsley cases stem from rulings on bishops.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Methodist
Tees
William A. Quayle
C. I
Bishors
Lepiscopacy
George
A. Cooke
News
Bihops
David EH
Cooke
Jo Me. Buckiey
New
York
James
Syracuse University
Behan P. Bowne
Boston University
Seccy
Roosevelt
Buckley
Professor Bowne
Conference of
Soldier Runs Amuck and Mortally Wounds Comrades
May 11 telegram to adjutant general reports Private Mike Hencham of the First United States Cavalry ran amuck wounding three comrades and fatally wounding Private Ewart Woodward. Sergeant William? and Private G. Wilson among the wounded. Authorities presume Hencham was insane at the time of the shootings.
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Assgelajad Press
Ceneral Tonlene
Mike Hencham
United States
Csvals Us
Wiss
G. Wilsyn
Ewart Woodward
Eprobally
Arre
Wrogy Wy
First Cavalry
Dte
Mercham
Tie
Forest reserves fund split boosts state school aid
Senate adopted an amendment to allocate twenty five percent of annual forest reserve income to states for public schools or roads. Senator Herlurn of Idaho objected, citing state constitutional school fund provisions. The plan allows funds from timber sales leases and grazing to be distributed locally as legislatures direct.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. CO
Senate
Fullen
Oregon
Herlurn
Idaho
TRUE TO CONVICT HUSBAND
A woman, Violet Levin, left her husband for California, later pleading with authorities to reunite. Levin faced charges, was taken to prison, and after a court hearing, was returned to assist her husband in Wisconsin.
Rehearsal for Opera at Appleton Church Events
Mr and Mrs C W George Everhart hosted Prof Alex Fenier and guests for a Sunday dinner. Appleton theater to stage The Chimes of Normandy with sixteen member Arthur Orchestra for instrumental accompaniment. Otto Zenler rehearsed Oshkosh opera troupe with Arions and four young leads. Guests returned to Appleton. evening ride, launch trip aboard the Flenona, and river outing with the Dukeish rower club.
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C. W. George Everhart
Church Atreek
Alex 4Enier
Messin
H.W. McGillam
W. Schaelter
T. G. Kiveliner
Wiliam
Appleton
Congregational Church
Sunpleton
Frenaring
Normandy
Ye- Appleton Theater
Arton Orchestra
Furniak
Zenler
Oshkosh
Arions
Edler
Mra
Everhach
Duhkesh Rower Cat Club
Everhart
Flenona
Enjoy an Auto Ride and Naval Welcome in May Events
In San Francisco May weekend the second week's entertainment for officers and men began with a rain-threatened morning as 190 warrant officers were ferried to Marin County and by rail to Mount Tamalpais for a panoramic view. An hour later about 440 fleet officers traveled by automobile through the city and surrounding countryside. In Utah Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, on crutches, addressed a crowd from his car rear platform, expressing gratitude for Utah’s honors and recalling his Annapolis cadet days, then gave flowers to a young girl.
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San Francisco
Bey
Marin County
Mount Tamalpes
API
Metcalfana
Evans
Orden
Utah
Robly D. Evans
Wiral
Annapols
California
Fire Wipes Out Town and Destroys Homes
Fire swept through Camp Crook and nearby areas, destroying logs and stock at local stores. Reports describe a large blaze with several injuries including a nineteen year old, while other city fires damaged department stores in Detroit and caused extensive property losses.
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Camp Crook
Missouri River
Lake & Desina
New York
Jni
Detroit
Goldberg Brothers
Woodward Avenue
Architects scout site for Ripon college gymnasium
N K Fellows of Nimmona and Fellows Architects Chicago visited Ripon to locate the new Ripon college gymnasium site. He also marked a site for the birthplace of the Republican party. The piece includes quotes urging politeness and restraint when bored and a remark about braveness in facing fare.
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Northwestern
Ripon
Wis
N. K
The Chita Father to the Man
A fragment reflecting on Theodore Roosevelt and early signs of his inclination to regulate others affairs. It recalls a boyhood moment when Roosevelt prayed for his mother’s safety and vowed to look after her, illustrating a traits precedent cited by readers.
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Dir
Roosevelt
Theodore
Ted
Private Journal Notes on Courage at Sea
An excerpt from St Nicholas reflects on a nighttime crisis aboard a ship where a cleaning stick jammed a main battery gun. An officer volunteers to poke out the obstruction, risking ridicule to perform a dangerous task and show quiet bravery amid harrowing conditions.
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Morror
Nicholas
Papal Audience Draws Odd Souvenir From Venice to Rome
Pope Pius XX greeted distinguished Americans and handed a paper souvenir to one guest. The item proved to be a railroad return coupon from Venice to Rome, supposedly bought by Cardinal Galeppi Sarto for a cardinal meeting after a death. The speaker notes the cardinal never returned to Venice amid bohemian references and aphorisms.
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Pius
Rome
Galaeppi Sarto
Tee
Venice
Fans Rally as Oshkosh Bloodies Madison and La Crosse
Fans on a downtown streetcar discuss Oshkosh losses to Madison and La Crosse. They praise Madison’s play, predict a tougher trip to La Crosse, and speculate on the Indians’ season, noting rising interest and hoped-for home games. The piece captures fan fervor and citywide baseball talk.
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Down Town
Oshkosh
Madison
Lit Crosse
Aellites
la Crosse
Ne Ont
Fred
Anther
Ike
Tadinagg
Hat Grah
Shortalop
Mianeater Rybier
New York
Tie Leilnn
Oll
Wight
Jepger
Ostlepsy
Johnston
Jas
Des Moines
Gubkosh
Jo—Johnevon
Achilles
Puirodun Rey
Valie
Liege
Emc Gemes
Bayer
Fiuons Feng
Murty
Oshkosli
Death notices for children and adults in Nordheim and Nekimi
Multiple obituary items note the death of a young girl in Nordheim at the parents home on North Main Street with funeral services at 2:04 PM conducted by a Free Methodist minister. another obituary for an eighty year old man in Nekimi with service at the home and burial at a local cemetery. international notice from Germany reports the death of Mrs tar Uwerilot Mathwis Krause, sister of Arthur Krause, with survivor details and references to relatives in Stettin Kolberg and Wisconsin Telegraph chain.
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Marlon Honsinger
Clelleen
Fiddy'dock
Nordheim
North Main Street
Fred Monsinger
Hous
Roberts
Free Methoidist
Tivorsite
Williams
Daniel BE
Hide
Omic
Germany
Arthur McGives
Tar. Uwerilot Mathwis Krause
Nowholete Heuer Deater
Stettin
Crabbder
Moklof Kolberg
Conrad Mattinis
Wilhelmshafen
Arthur Mathaule
Wisconsin Telegraph
American autos in lead in New York to Paris race
American competitors in the New York to Paris auto motoring race reached Tokyo and prepared to resume from Vladivostok. The American entrants report a 1,200 mile lead as they head toward the start point for the next leg of the event.
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Associated Press
Tokio
New York
Coal mining resumes after six weeks' idleness in state
Springfeld May 14. Work resumed today in all coal mines in the state that could operate after six weeks of idleness due to strikes. Operations restarted in several mines with workers returning to face reduced shifts and adjusted production schedules as management restored normal levels.
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Thinote
Associated Press
Springfeld
National Prosperity Association Aims Revived Prosperity
A committee from the National Prosperity Association of St. Louis met President Roosevelt in Washington on May 11 to urge renewed efforts for prosperity. Bo Simmons led the group. Roosevelt welcomed aid and spoke of reforms, honesty in business, and restoring confidence. He credited reforms for strong standards, warned against agitation, and urged steady action by honest business leaders.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Prosperity Association of St. Louis
Son
Roosevelt
Frank
Bo Simmoens
FJ. Wade
Edward Dever
B. Wiberg
Smith
Bixby
Murray Carleton
George
al” Meyer
Jackson Johnson
Ibndiation
Lary
Eauyaerea
Fie
Tim
Lfe
Ufe
Ehockime
Erin
Recklesa
Ingh
Caldnite
Elsas
Ulersted Wrans
Joss White Weall Rinbark
Inteisionary
twistAderlade Nearner
ANT Bussitess
Brokerage Firm Fails Amid Market Turbulence
A brokerage firm collapses amid market losses with no clear figures released. The incident, affecting clients and investors, follows a period of significant trading strains and warning signs in the sector. Authorities investigate potential causes and oversee client fund protections while markets react cautiously.
Prairie Fires Rage Across Saskatchewan Farmsteads
Prairie fires rage in Northern Saskatchewan as 12 farm buildings burn near Kove Thorn. The blazes destroy structures and contents, with crews fighting to prevent spread. No injuries reported in the fragmentary bulletin.
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Wintipes
Mar
Torthern Sasiatchewan
Kove Thorn
Weather Forecast Notice From Government Bureau
Data from Haymacn Co shows barometer readings indicating possible rain. Forecaster notes uncertain temperatures and remarks, with odds of showers tonight.
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Wisconsin
Haymacn Co
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