Devastating Italy Earthquake Kills Hundreds in Avellino
A severe earthquake in southern Italy caused extensive casualties and property losses. Reports from Avellino and surrounding towns say about 100 deaths, with Calitri and Avellino bearing the heaviest damage, and dozens more injured or missing as communications fail. King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Helena visited Avellino as Red Cross units rushed to aid survivors.
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Associated Press
Vala
Pla
Calitri
Salerno
Gulf of Salerno
Naples
Convenza
Paola
Catanzaro
Reggio
Potenz
Benevento
Copus
Rome
Helena
Avellino
Povereigns
Uprising In Korea Reported in North Amid Annexation Tensions
The Associated Press reports a Russian inspired anti Japanese rising in northern Korea as Korerms hint at Korea's annexation by Japan, signaling mounting regional turmoil and potential shifts in control.
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Associated Presa
Vladivostok
Korea
Korerms
Japan
Farm Hand Dies in Streetcar Collision at Columbus
A farm hand was instantly killed today by a Columbus and Westes streetcar. The report notes winter hardships with frostbite and chapped skin, then promotes Bucklen’s Amica Salve for boils, piles, cuts, sores, and sprains, priced at 25 cents at Fisher & Streich Pharmacy.
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Ry United Presar
Columbus
Shine
Harri One
Columbua and
Westes
Mille
Bucklen
Amica
Fisher & Streich Pharmacy
Brewer Held Liable In Dry County Violation Case
United Press reports Columbus June 7 supreme court upheld Fulton county judgment against August Walder fined 170 for violating Roselas by running a brewery in a dry county He continued production in the dry area while operating from a wet county and taking orders by mail Wee
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United Press
Columbus, O
Supreme Court Today
Fulton County
Gust Walder
Walder
Dry County
Wet County
Primary In Iowa Primary In Iowa
Des Moines June 7 In all but the Fourth Seventh and Ninth district primaries for the selection of congressional and late candidates were reported rather meagerly attended In the districts mentioned interest is at fever heat over congressional contests in which the progressives candidates are fighting the so called reactionaries.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Supreme Court Orders A G Walker to Serve Five Year Perjury Sentence
The state supreme court today ruled A G Walker, former president of the defunct South Cleveland Banking Co., must begin a five year term for contributory perjury. The ruling follows the bank's collapse and the loss of foreign savers' funds.
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United Press
Columbus
Stata
Supreme Court
A. G. Walker
South Cleveland ‘Banking Co
Kaiser Salary Hike Amid Socialist Pressure
Berlin is scene of political tension as the Prussian diet raises the Kaiser’s annual salary from 4,000,000 to 4,857,000 dollars despite a violent attack by socialists. The move signals strong backing for the monarchy amid a charged economic debate.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Browne Loses Habeas Corpus Refusal Stirs Appeal Bid
Representative Leo O Neill Browne of Illinois lost a writ of habeas corpus in Chicago today and was remanded to the court. His attorneys sought an appeal to a higher court. A separate note reports J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri seeking to help others after years of need, praising Electric Bitters for cure of various ailments. Also Louisville inquest into Alma Kellner's death postponed to tomorrow.
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United Press
Chicago
Leo O'Neill Browne
Illinois
Chandren
J. F. Boyer
Fertile
Fie
Fishler & Streich Pharmacy
Louisville
Alma Kellner
Dancan
Defense presents witnesses in Kohler case in Cleveland trial
The defense called an imposing array of witnesses to rebut charges of drunkenness and incompetency against Chief Kohler. Harry N. Bickes testified he has known Kohler for 20 years and never saw him drink or show signs of intoxication on his beat.
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Cleveland, O
Kohler
Harry N. Bickes
Scripps-McRea
Ohler
Pair Gets Big Sum
Washington June 7 Attorney General Wickersham rules Richard Parr is entitled to receive from the government the amount he claims for information given against the so called sugar trust.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wickersham
Richyard Parr
Sugar Trust
After Scalp of Dalzell and Black Defeat
Pittsburg June 7 supporters of Dr R J Black plan to run him as an independent after Dalzell defeated Black for the Republican nomination to congress. Black concedes defeat but charges fraud. Washington June 7 railroad men meet with Taft to finalize freight rate arrangements between government and trunk lines. Eastern lines ratify yesterday’s Western Tank Line deal in a Taft conference. Capitol notes: House to consider Senate amendments to railroad bill with an amendment to section 9.
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United Press
Pittsburg
R. J. Black
Congress
Dalzell
House Rules Committee
Black
White House
Associated Press
Washington
Felton
Chicago Great Western
Delano
Wabash
Brown
New York Central Lines
McCrea
Pennsyllvania
Taft
Eastern
Central Trunk Lines
Western Tank Line Association
Court appoints trustee to divide Cole estate funds
Clerk H. Adams appointed by common pleas court as trustee to apportion $1500 damages from the N W Railway in the Crearge W Cole estate. The statute requires the common pleas court to name the trustee and divide the funds amid prior fees and court proceedings.
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Common Peas Court
Anake
Crearge W. Cole
N. & W. Railway Company
Common Pleas’ Court
Wiedighera
Fuilye Theat
Fale
Mike Englehard Fined and Released After Good Behavior
Mike Englehard, jailed for some time on a booze charge, was fined $200 and costs by lodge Ibini Monday evening. He displayed good behavior, was spell-checked in records, and granted release on promise to abstain from alcohol.
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Mike Englehard
Lodge Ibini
Better
Mike
Postpone Action On Freight Raise Status in Law Debate
Washington June 7 The Taft administration and 25 midwest railroads agreed to postpone freight rate increase until the new railroad law takes effect. Senate language delays the act by 60 days after passage, while Taft seeks immediate effect. Also Taft urges immediate effect for ICC power to investigate rate filings, with regional railroads agreeing to hold rates until signing. Stock market reacted as government rail rate dispute settled lifting prices.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
House
Senate
Naksage
Conference Committee
Tait
Associated Press
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
York
Senator Lorimer Accusations Move Through Senate
Washington June 7 formal charges against Senator Lorimer of Illinois were presented in the senate by Senator Cullom. The Illinois Legislative Voters League memorial alleging bribery of lawmakers was referred to the committee on privileges and elections.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lorimer
Ilinois
Senate
Senator Cullom
Roosevelt Delivers Final European Lecture at Magdalen College
United Press dispatch from Oxford reports President Roosevelt concluding a series of European lectures at Magdalen College on Biological Analogies in History. Audience large and enthusiastic despite prior Guildhall remarks. Fire at Celina destroys Buggy Row Works of Amen Bendings Company causing about $33,000 in losses.
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United Pres Oxford
Eng
Welt
Magdalean College
Guildhall
Celina
United Press
Amen” Bending Company
Desperate Jail Break Plot Foiled in Ohio Pen
Columbus reports a major jail break attempt halted by Deputy Warden Charles Resch. Leader John O Connor and about 25 others planned a gate rush using forged tools to resemble revolvers. Resch confronted a prisoner who confessed. conspirators to be treated as escapees. Boston tale notes a jewelry salesman’s mysterious disappearance with $80,000 in valuables.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Resch
John O'Connor
Dayton
O'Connor
Resch
Boston
Mass
Frank J. Foster
Hopes To Limit Debate On Bill In House Rules
Washington June 7 Chairman Dalzell of the house rules committee called a meeting to set debate and amendment rules for the postal savings bill. Regular Republicans urged limiting amendments to those reported on post offices. A strict 6 to 3 parity vote backed the special rule to govern the bill, allowing eight hours of general debate and permission to offer substitutes for the entire measure.
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United Press
Washington
Dalzell
House Rules’ Committee
Postal Savings Bank
Yucatan Indians On War Path Across Yucatan
Mexican officials report Maya Indians in open revolt in Yucatan after land disputes. Militants cut telegraph lines as about 10,000 march. Government boosts 600 soldiers and awaits reinforcements while rail links are destroyed. President Dina orders direct action to crush the uprising.
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United Press
Mestec City
Yucatan
Mesaespera
Dina
Doctor Bell Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Mentioned
Mrs Joanne Appleton of Union Mills injured in a car crash reported suffering on Tuesday. Relatives hired an attorney to pursue the case. Zeke Monk of Hygeon Ran was shot by neighbor Frank Ma Jane in a nearby dwelling.
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Joanne Appleton
Union Mills
Zeke Monk
Hygeon Ran
Frank Ma Jane
Dlairs
Lane promoted to private secretary at Southern Express
B F Lane route agent for Southern Express Co becomes private secretary to the general superintendent Mr Bueher. He will move his family to Roanoke next Thursday with a monthly pay near $240. Agent Overstreet of Roanoke will succeed him in Ports mouth, arriving Wednesday. The East Ninth street house vacated by Lane will be taken by Mr Walker, assistant to N and W Tratomaster Franklin.
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B. F. Lane
Southern Express Co
Bueher
Roanoke
Lane
Overstreet
Portsmouth
East Ninth Street
Mr. Lane
Mr. Walker
Io N. & W. Tratomaster Franklin
The Twasculatush Mat Bossy Barele Ride
A fragmentary note from Chillicothe describes plans to travel tonight with Philo and attend a nomination for a judge tomorrow. The writer mentions weather concerns and avoiding causing any constrained feelings. The message hints at train travel and winds favoring their path as Ohio and West Virginia weather looms.
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Chillicothe
Philo
Rera
James
Thrilling Accident On Scioto Bridge In Engine No. 74
Train No. 35, due Cincinnati at 7:25 p m, struck a bridge incident on Scioto. The left main rod snapped at the crankshaft tearing through the cab. Fireman Want escaped serious injury, engineer Brooks halted the train safely. Passengers frightened, train arrived an hour late. Investigation notes this was a fortunate accident with potential derailment.
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Cincinnati
Scioto Bridge
Euiner Tiooks
Want
Brooks
Deyat
Dewage
Taddie Pitman
Blair And Moulton After Bootleggers
Rumors say Blair and Moulton may be rounded up in a beer robbery case from the Terminals district. Judge Blair spent Tuesday morning in the clerk's room consulting with Detective Bateus and Prosecuting Attorney Moulton and William Tavingston, one of two indicted for the burglary. Livingston is believed to possess evidence to help officers nab the bootleggers, and arrests are anticipated within days.
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Blair
Bateus
Case Moulton
William Tavingston
Livingston
Otway Tie Loaders Strike Over Wages Change
Otway sees its first history making strike as 22 tie loaders quit after being offered 15 to 20 cents per hour. A spokesman reported the group would not work for less than 20 cents, prompting Blackburn to replace workers and resume operations within minutes. Pickets and early resignations followed, with two strikers returning to work. Local events include two marriage licenses approved by Squire Byron in Selotoville and local officiants. Bell's Antiseptic Salve advertised for skin ailments.
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Otway
J. E. Blackburn
Blackburn
Nature 9
Atlanta
Licensed to Marry Clinton Murray and Emma J. Jnester
Clinton Douglas Murray aged 24 manager of the Ohio Loan Company was granted a license Tuesday to marry Miss Emma J Jnester aged 20 a stenographer Father Melinick to officiate Alexander Daplain aged 24 a shoeworker was granted a license Tuesday to marry Miss Agnes Sganetienot aged 22 both are.
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Father McGuirk
Lewis Rockwell
Seroteville
Margaret Shephard
Selotoville
Squire Byron
Jacob M. Scherer
Weed
Miller
Minra Mae Riser
New Hoston
Father Nonnen
Clinton Douglas Murray
Ohio Loan Company
Emma J.jnester
Father Melinick
Alexander Daplain
Agnes Sganetienot
Bliss Pleads Guilty in Shooting Case
Harry Bliss admitted guilty in common pleas court to shooting Lyra Clark with intent to wound last August. Indicted on two counts of shooting with intent to kill and to wound. the killer has been in county jail since the act. Sentence deferred awaiting further action.
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Harry Bliss
Sor
Lyra Clark
Common Pleas
Ai Hing
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