Tornado Leaves City in Ruins After Destructive Storm
A fierce tornado tore through the city Sunday causing sixty houses to be wrecked and extensive property damage estimated at $250,000. One death and multiple injuries were reported. The storm's path resembled that of a historic 1913 tornado. Rescue and rehabilitation efforts are underway with efforts focused on temporary shelter and medical care. Local authorities confirm several homes damaged beyond repair and numerous injuries from debris and falling structures.
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Adenton
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Anderson
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Ibn State Laws of Conservation
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Concervation Board
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Corwell
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Stmalae Kingland
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Sentar
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Harding
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Sendtar Jon Irratas
Led County
Injirotor
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Racelon
Taw
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Countien Baylies
Salt Lake City Woman’s Clubs Restore Butter Prices
Te Invake the Boycott shows Salt Lake City federation members agreeing to end a boycott after securing a price reduction on butter. The action, framed as promoting the barcott, involved three women friends pledging to refrain from buying butter until a substantial price drop was achieved, with each member promising further support if needed.
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Lie Federation
Goon Butler
Unclear sources recount German armistice talks and British hints
Fragmented report describes Potish troupe transfer to France and Poland, with mentions of German mistrust and possible provocations. It notes an interview with Matiias Breverger of the German armistice commission, a British ambassador statement, and rumors tying Lenine or Trotzky to political movements.
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Wil Cale Cecmane
Spa--The
Manzig
Torrure
Trotzky
Washington, D. C
Lord Hkealthy
Frombor Lloyd George
Lenine
Beluheuss
Jan Premier
Ukrainians Open Door to Cease Fight Over Palas
Unclear report indicates Ukrainians show willingness to halt fighting to determine ownership of a territory amid regional tension. Details remain fragmented regarding parties involved and precise location.
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Viilniy
Ieindost
Palas
Terciary
Dlapiite
Pyder
Britini in Mare Quickly tondou-drrangemanin for the dix Patch
Fragmented OCR passage appears to describe a cryptic military or strategic scene with references to Britlat, Rus, Murmansk, Archangel, and Archangel area maneuvers. The text is garbled, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a concrete news item.
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Mare
Rus
Murina
Murmansk
Archangel
Yutun Metza
Eppesi
Michigan amendment allows wine sale and manufacture vote
In Detroit and across Michigan voters weighed a constitutional amendment permitting the sale and manufacture of wine and beer. The measure, with $9,000,000 for road and transit projects, faced strong opposition and a record turnout highlighted by women voting for the first time in many districts.
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Michbian
Detroit
H.W Proposal Co
Aseten
Shaw
Grant
Wien
Referee of Big Fights Dead in New Orleans
An aging referee named John Fite Patrick died after an apparent accident during a boxing event in New Orleans. Reported chaos and injuries followed the match as other officials and fighters faced unclear outcomes. Local authorities investigated the incident and tributes poured in from boxing communities nationwide.
O Riyan Heads M Guards Ey N Y Ane 10 Stu
The unclear OCR text references a New York guard or unit and a council, mentioning names and dates with garbled phrases. It lacks coherent events, making a definitive summary difficult.
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O'Riyan
N.Y
Stu
Gren
Pany
Metsian Agit Cavitier Atead
New York Naiional Gunet
Mazmainani
York Gaur
Greatest Wheat Crop for the U S
A historic report notes record or near record wheat production in the United States, with figures cited for grain yields and total bushels, alongside forecasts and comparisons to previous years. The article discusses conditions affecting output, weather, market implications, and government observations on crop performance.
Army announces European war deaths and troop counts
An April report from the War Secretary details Allied and American forces in Europe, listing deaths and troop totals. It notes 18 new identifications and specific unit counts, with figures for Marines and Army divisions among the casualty and deployment tallies.
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Washington
Ile
Mareormig Iene
Europe
Slek Hune Returns Home After Long Journey
A fragmentary report notes Slek Hune returning home from a trip labeled ANAT TOs-Phiu with uncertain origins and garbled phrases. The text mentions Herne and Germany, a Byllerhent passer, and guard Cervins, but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Slek Hune
Herne
Germany
Iowa City and Davenport Deep in Turbulent Court and Crime
A scattered Iowa news digest details a Davenport court dispute over a guardian for a minor, a Grinnell burglary case, a state senator linked matter, and mixed notes on local canning and harvest efforts. The piece also mentions a large drag-work related damages verdict and ongoing highway commission inquiries, with various local figures and towns named.
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Macron
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Byantt
Batler
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Acta Salsy
Iaera
Walter Gradtoak
Muntitiad
Anid
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Davenport
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Bey
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Foreat
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Grinnell
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Countica
James Edmirnst Minns
Molnes
Charles W. Odell
Chicago
Forny
Charles Fimnwell
Gilcago
Boro
Hampton-Kelley Canning Company
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Wey
Jeu Wan
Hale
Jomaya
Atlnany
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Comnunleston Dts
Mase
Witten
Enon
Yaork
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