Death Toll Rising From Southern Gale Across States
Fragmented reports describe a massive tornado outbreak causing widespread destruction in Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee. Dozens are killed including on a plantation near Aberdeen and in Glen Alabama with extensive property loss and thousands displaced. rescue and medical aid are strained as communities reel.
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Birminghton
Alan
Vilagey
Laolaiad Farmia
Afabaiy
Tenhersan
East Cave
Rosa
Atanlly
Bran Kliled
Cauiler Sle
Miss
Alate
Morea
Raora
Cowatles
Alabaing
Wuliat
Merten
Mini
Laemlee
Abbrdean
Legomar
Egypt
Baker
Bay
Philadelphia
Neehate
Sateen Parsons
Narion
Aberdeen
Wtarbold
Avery Hela
Miners Idle at Butte Strike Echoes
In Butte area, estimates place the idle number near a thousand as Industrial Workers of the World activity grows. Strikers volunteer irregularly, with intimidation reports and a strike meeting demanding a seven hour day. Mine officials say no formal demands have been presented yet.
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Butte
Butle
Mart
Buseidle
Watop
Thay
Aseart
Government May Seize Potatoes in Price Probe
Federal authorities plan warrants to seize several carloads of potatoes alleged held by dealers for price hikes. Judge Landis asked Sarcente to brief the seizure actions under the Lever Act. Ursin K. Earl, Chicago potato king, and 16 commission merchants were questioned by a federal grand jury on causes of potato price rises.
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Landisco Fone
Ursin K. Earl
Chicago
Train snowbound death report near Denver
A blizzard trapped a Union Pacific train from Kansas City into Denver causing fatalities during passage through severe storm conditions. Reports name J. W. Bradford of Bristol Oxla and describe extreme privation and a death occurring amid the delays and exposure on the treacherous route.
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Teaver
Cole
J. W. Bradford
Bristol
Oxla
Wednx
Union Prestle
Katinas City
Denver
France and Mexico Crisis Reported Amid War Context
Fragmentary dispatches indicate France and Mexico in dispute as World War era tension rises. Reports mention Dercks and Obreaen Enters War on Carranza with signaling of federal district actions around Mexico City and clashes involving government troops. Details remain unclear.
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Carranza
Mexico
Benjamin Hill
Obie
Federal District
How He Buy Em Bbicage Four Pulls Of Go Then
A fragmentary report describes a violent incident where Bbicage-Four seized control and punctured a tire during a confrontation. Rufun Cudelwood is linked to a stabbing of Simina Giinrrns, with limited readable details on motive or outcome.
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Mike Chiltione
Rufun Cudelwood
Simina
Railroads under federal control face 1.28 billion loss
A government audit outlines massive costs from wartime railroad management. It cites $486 million to wind down the administration and argues total losses could exceed $1.276 billion when accounting for securities, waterways, and ongoing upkeep. The committee urges treasury actions including buying Liberty bonds and reallocating funds to close the administration.
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Ornlliant
Lba
Kins Way
Treasury
Ue Catirous
UAL + Ital
Wdo
conald¢rAlfon
Uc Milroad Bay
Mexico Faces Second Open Revolt Amid War Dispatch
A chaotic report from Michoacan alleges a second revolt against the government led by figures tied to Alvaro Obregon. Rebels advance from Morelia with 109 men toward Acambaro as Gov. Rivera’s forces mobilize. Obregon’s role remains disputed though government supporters back him, citing a chance to steer the uprising.
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Mexico
Michoacan
Gans Vanqualé
Gavaruir
Lacal
Bol
Alvaro Obregon
Ryblo
Nelre
Morelia
Scaribaro
Obregon
Sagpurtitra
Bin
Hind
Dutalaing
Mars communication aid proposal sparks funding offer
Amherst University's David Tord plans an attempt to contact data via an airship piloted by Captain Stevens. Weston offers to finance all expenses if federal consent is granted, prompting a government decision on launching the project from Dayton.
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Dascon
Westos
Banta to Trend Upward in Government Bond Market
Government purchases of Tibary bonds in the open market are expected to push prices higher. Officials announce a “benefich” effort to stabilize the fund, with action aimed to resume July fourth. Market authorities note securities previously rose and may continue, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Whgnington
Sheretacy Houglon
Orromickils
Ravernement Securities
New Yorkers Launch Campaign On Broadway Amid Tense Market
New Yorkers began a campaign in the high end of Broadway as a land sale push by dealers surfaces. The government recently cut the army budget, and a pale warning sign is offered for sale at low prices.
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New York
Broadway
Harame Kiown
Separate Coach Act Valid Ruling Sparks Kentucky Debate
The Supreme Court upheld Kentucky's Separate but Equal style act mandating segregation in public services. The decision impacts court challenges and racial policy across the state.
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Waetington
Woo—rhea
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Fire on New York Piers Threatens Bayle Terminal
A large transatlantic liner burned after nitrates ignited on two New York piers near the East River. Fire crews responded to alarms as waterfront workers evacuated. A man was reportedly injured and authorities warned of possible further explosions near the terminal.
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New York
Aller
Linard Eorges
Isoet
Hye
Attempted arson defense in court for stake incident
In a probate court hearing, defendants Tom 1%, Kenneth Dukey 11, and others faced charges tied to an alleged attempt at arson during a stake incident. They contended they were only “playing” as a defense.
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Jumesster
Faersl Tom
Kenneth Dukey
Duve
bin Gharlen Kneller
Nowaday
Furnishings Sent From Tappan To Mexico City Reported
Shipped items reach Mexico City with distribution to Morlemn and Coahuite under authority. Messaged advices indicate arms supplies moved from Tappan to Mexico City, with further routing to Lenape in Chumahpa.
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Dapan
Mexico
Jag Antonio
Tex
Tappan
Mexico City
Morlemn Federal Lenape
Chumahpand
Coahuite
Springfield condemns movement amid costly ink debate
A Springfield assembly passes a resolution condemning an unnamed movement. The action reflects concerns over expenses tied to supporters who favor wearing specific insignia. Officials emphasize adherence to local traditions while critiquing the group’s tactics and symbolism.
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Springfield
Rail strikes ease as rail traffic nears normal levels
Amid widespread labor protests, railroad workers’ walkout showed signs of subsiding. Freight service fell to near normal while passenger flows improved. military and government officials noted traffic conditions gradually stabilizing across the central department.
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Pennsylvania
Alinifox
Acton
Aintons
Hirike
Nile
Maud
Swithhinen
Voleta
Railronie
Colne
Pasaqne
Nery- Ten Waz
Sined
Leonard Woot
Central Department
United States Army
Chicagee
Waorlt
Wellias
Wood
Atorgey Qemerul Falmer
Topos
Hogil' Sellehijen
Ooo
Moshing
Department
Chicago
Hrotherhenl
Aoirand
San Francisco
A. B
Caitlany Treason Trial Aims at Exemption Claim
A tangled court record outlines Joseph Caitlany, farmer and alleged traitor, facing prosecution while Rene and Theeilare Lea argue for leniency. The case cites articles 77 and 79 of the penal code and article 208 of the salutiry cata, with death penalty objections noted as inapplicable.
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Cailinyx
Alice
Theeilare Lea
Rene
Joseph Caitlany
Drelariig
Two Packer Managers Arrested in New York Case
William Clary and Harry G. MMe charged by justice agents with pradtner ing and price fixing in the same trade. Both held in $2,300 bail awaiting hearings. Clary linked to Swift & Ula Crook Iyn and MMe to Armour & Co Crook Iyn.
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Packer
New York
William Clary
Crook- Tym
Swift & Ula
Harry G. Mme
Agsistem
Armour & Co
Crook- Iyn
Department of Jnatica
Pradtner Ing
Bulbace
Death sentence commuted in Woodrow Wilson era telegram
A telegram notified Mrs. B S Strand that her son Robert F Strand, sentenced to life at a federal penitentiary in Logvesworth Kay, would have his sentence commuted by President Wilson to a lighter term. The message bears the signature of Secretary Yomully.
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Kansas
Guy
B.S. Strand
Robert F. Strand
Logvesworth
Kay
Wilson
Secreiire Yomully
Arrest report outlines misconduct by Caplan and associates
Fragmentary police summary alleges Caplan involvement with Cubs and Havanin Com while detailing arrests of several individuals. Report mentions municipal actions and court handling, with authorities describing the incident and charges as they pursue formal proceedings.
Pole and Boteheviate Pinhting Again in London
A garbled report from a trusted government source notes ongoing tensions with several sectors at Rolla front Ox. It mentions 44 advance by Reds to the Wack Bra region and a snavnnred action.
Indicted Profiteers Face Federal Charges in Michigan
Federal court in Michigan hears indictments against profiteers linked to food shortages. The case names defendants tied to price manipulation and hoarding with claims of racketeering style schemes. penalties include fines and potential imprisonment. The article notes sums of 429 dollars and 1150 for seized assets and lists quantities of meat and coal associated with the alleged activities.
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Pétriol
Fair Inilletimente
Jodieimenta
Federat Court
Michigan
Ove Eall
Iowa State Ht Fa Ey Shows Complex Economic Strains
Iowa State reports a turbulent year with high crop prices and labor demand, noting factory and farm activity across counties. Officials highlight tax collections, government funding pressures, and shifting employment, alongside agricultural challenges and livestock shows at Maines Fairgrounds with notable prize classes and breed entries.
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A. McCon
Couiernta
Nell College
Washington
Santa Fe
Sistence
Fork Dodge
Avive
Novera
Lowe
Wieita
Uying
Department of Agriculture
Tha Arat
Geary
Pouds
Dadyanda
Chicasin
Traasgeer
Amout
Iuwa State
Es Maines
Attea
Iowa
Ora, Inc
Mason City
Charles City
Businesy
Tny
Durham
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidney Health
A vintage health ad promotes reducing intake and using salt remedies to treat kidney weakness and bladder disorders. It touts a salt solution with water to cleanse kidneys, claiming it cleanses the bladder, relieves energy loss, and is a cheap, accessible remedy. It emphasizes avoiding excess food and urges nightly intake to improve health.
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Oguetta
Ausland
Quackery Ad Peddles Fake Cure Pills? A Mock Ad
An OCR fragment markets a dubious cure with nonsensical branding and frantic rhetoric. It touts Caramel or lush pitty flavors and promises quick relief while urging readers to ignore warnings and sleep. The garbled text mimics an early 20th century advertisement style.
Diamant Dyes Promises New Rich Color for Faded Frocks
A garbled ad touts Diamant Dyes claiming to restore faded dresses with guaranteed results. It mentions girl’s undergarments and various garments while using nautical terms and odd spellings, presenting a curious, unclear endorsement.
Fragmentary Advertisement Texts From An Old Page
The readable lines hint at miscellaneous medical and personal care claims. Mentions appear to reference gunmen, televisions, tin dust, scalp soothing preparations, and soaps. The legible terms suggest a catalog style page with product names and vague consumer claims.
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