Eighteen Hurt as Wisconsin Tornadoes Hit Several Cities
A violent tornado outbreak struck Wisconsin with extensive damage and casualties. Eighteen killed or injured across Perryville Racine Reedsburg Baraboo and other towns. A river steamer sank after a collision near Winona, and La Crosse suffered about 46000 damage.
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Mikwaukes
Wisconsi
Gaturdap
Linke
Michiana
Perryville
Wis
Lansing
Ferryville
Sips
Erscris
Racine
Reedsburg
Teregn
Urea
Baraboo
Ostikosh
Madicon
Sparta
Ead Clalra
Fairyrade
Pratris de Chien
la Crossé
la Crosse
J.C. Finley
Franela Mottaner
William Sheets
Chicago
J. C Finley
Leroy Finley
Jota Tapert
Genevieve Leppert
John Leppert
Atranger
J. G. Finley
Tiny Sheehan
Rage Fining
Prandts McManus
Queyearcla
Tim Finley
Helles
Heedebure
Wile
Mau Schosheman
H. FE. Gardner
Wilhelm Schiedeman
Baratan
Harvey Boardman
Belog Litt
Opin
Charleston
Minols
Mar
Interstate interest centered on Great Northern steamship case
Portland shippers contest an ICC inquiry held in San Francisco on June 22 to decide if Great Northern Pacific Steamship Co may operate between Portland and San Francisco. They argue the ruling could curb competition with Southern Pacific, affecting services to Portland Seattle Spokane and other destinations.
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Portland
Ore
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Frencico
Great Northern Peelie
Betwest
FlavekAutoria
Ban Francinco
Evan
Hnes
Northwest
Great Northern Pacific Streamship
Southern Pacifc Railway
San Francisco
Pacifle Coast Chippers
Naprese
Seattle
Spokane
Wallington
Montana
Minnesota
North Dmkola
Califerpia
Navy contracts tractors and planes for the US
The Navy Department awarded a contract valued at $12,000 for tractor and narrow aircraft. Deliveries are planned from the shipyard at Indianapolis, with the project set to begin in June.
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Washington
Navy Department
Unclear OCR Snippet from New York Material
Fragmentary text appears to reference names Tyderah CoMieLid and New York with scattered words about looking over slides and altered names. lacks coherent event, date, or context to form a factual summary.
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Wilds
Dyer Philetiee Alter
Matt Taghioei
Tyderah Pomicie Shves
New York
Interurban train strike cripples Chicagoland transit
In Chicago on June 16 the interurban strike halted surface and elevated rail service leaving streets jammed with cars and pedestrians. Police guarded crowds as strikebreakers held back, while officials consider an operating truce and Indiana unions threaten action near Gary Hammond and East Chicago areas.
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Ty Htreets
Chiciga
Pew
Foto
Algo
Quorning
Olevacea
Cata Ei Phere
Qne
Loop
Eigh O'Cloce
Springfield
Johm T. Deavir
Chicago
Senate
State Utilities Commission
Dzs
Crra
Gary and Interurban Company
Gary
Hammond
East Chicag
Indiana
Herbor
Chesterton
Vallesraiso
Iaporte
DRIVE ON LEMBERG HALTED IN GA TISIA OFFENSIVE
Soviet- or Petrograd reports note a sudden halt as Tussien forces claim victory over Austro German troops near the Polestei river. Casualties and weapon losses cited. Allied counteractions described as checked. Official war notice claims success and strategic advantage for the HelDen alliance.
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Lembere
Andrew Carnegie Beats Bar Herbor in a Quiet Defense
In a fractured report, Andrew Carnegie defeated an unnamed foe in a grim confrontation. The incident notes Carnegie seeking isolation after a tense event, while Mrs. Carnegie reportedly paid, and authorities describe a recent attack as unresolved.
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Andrew Carnegie
Bar Herbor
Jone
Mra
Carnege
Grenee Vilar Party Victor in General Election Tone
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local political note. Names and dates are unclear but imply a party victory linked to a general election context with mentions of candidates and factions. Further readable phrases reference Alions and a Greek context, suggesting a regional or ceremonial count.
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Grenee Vilar
Alions
Long
16Th Syne Party
Kaveri
Sesorna
LYNCHING IN ILLINOIS PROMPTS MILITIA DEPLOYMENT
Governor Duane ordered three militia companies to Johnson City after a mob seized and lynched a prisoner and wounded a farmer's daughter. Troops moved from Springfield to quell rioting as Acting Adjutant General Shand conferred, with Shelbyville, Henton, and Cairo units dispatched to Johnson City.
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Johnman City
Tlk
Joseph Strendo
Stelian Mine
Warkes
W. B. Clayman
Mnasthy
Farmer
Duane
Mittia
Johnson Chu
Springfield
Johnson Cty
Shand
Shelbyviille
Henton
Caire
Johnson City
Tragic Saskatchewan River drowning victims identified
Outlook Sask June 12 reports five relatives drowned when Thompson drove his car into the Saskatchewan river near a ferry. The car sank in 16 feet of water as companions tried to rescue the group, including Thompson’s wife, sister in law, and two Thompson children aged eight and nine.
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Outlook
Sask
Pioecken
Lalbach
Innebrack
Austria
Ber Blane
Ellisson
Tirana
Albania
Durazee
Galveston
Tex
Yoru Crag
Pablo Ganzetey
Maxica
Oonztte A
Illinois law upheld in rail car seizure case
Washington June 96 An Winns law compelling railroad to furnish cars within a reasonable tenor. The Munomain court on Monday upheld a judgment of 718.02 against Shenals Central railway in Illinois. The case was reviewed by the supreme court of Illinois and the higher court.
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Washington
Shipera Fal
Wna
Suprema Court of
Miinols
Hilgi Eparl
England Seeks Extra War Funds Amid Munitions Demand
In Parliament the government requests an additional 1,250,000,000 dollars for the Magland war effort for the year ending March 1916. The rise reflects increased demand for munitions and a higher cost of the conflict.
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England
Lonison
Magland
Blockade legality debated in U S note on contraband goods
Washington notes Britain's blockade stance and International Law. The government argues contraband destined for enemy ports may be seized only under a legal blockade, supporting equal treatment and noninterference with neutral traffic while assessing Great Britain's actions and potential compensation for seized goods.
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Washington
Jina
Britain
United States
Stave Lansing
Great Briata
Drayatch
London
Scandinavie
Danish Porle
Geriminya
Nota
American Committee
Edwin
Pwurra
Storm Beatroye Airship Anaya Jind Incident
A fragmented report describes an Austelan air ramp event near Trent involving a ship, a wife, and a Reming trip. It mentions individuals Anaya Jind, Morgan, Mise Converse, and Margant Mornin with unclear roles and locations, hinting at a maritime or air transport mishap and a wedding reference in New York City.
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Storm Beatroye
Anaya
Morgan
Mise Converse
Hontay
Mien
Tin
Miaw Tait
Jao Clonveran
Mredeetak Canverke
Mt Minty
Apencer Magan
Ann
J. Margant Mornin
New York City
Ocelot
Bouya Ehnrel
Iowa Exhibit Wins Grand Prize at Panama Fair
Governor praises Iowa display as the state’s agricultural exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco secures the grand prize. Townspeople boast the “billion dollar” display featuring a horn and corn from Cooper farm, with Iowa cattle and prize corn from Ames. John Buchanan led the exhibit planning for the Iowa State College.
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Ciscka
San Francisco
Turtur
Ames
Iowa
Missouri
Kangas
Choice Bars for Soldiers in Delaware County Shipment
Rumored consignments of superior beet sugar bars are being prepared for French and Allied food supply chains. Delayed details list Carruthers and Charles Jandel as growers, with Delaware county farmers listed among stockholders. A Chicago agent represents the armament and shipment firm to coordinate exports to France and the United Kingdom.
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Tideware County
Carruthers
Charles Jandel
Tock Rolsers
Delaware
Bron
Arnaut
Chicaxo
France
Breaks Neck In Fall Near Thayer Tragedy
Creston-Miss Maud Schmidt aged thirteen of Thayer was killed in a fall when a sod broke neck injury. The incident occurred as she stood near a neighbor's house and was described as a fatal accident. Spectacular escape reported at Sioux City St Vincent's hospital where prisoner Frank Holoes slid down a sheet from a third story window.
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Creston
Maud Schmidt
Thayer
Retiraing Howe
Roening
Sioux City
Frank Holoes
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nurses to France to work in a French hospital
A fragmentary report notes nurses and physicians from Chicago traveling to France to assist at a French hospital. The note mentions accompanying personnel and the expectation of taking up medical duties abroad.
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Nuras Gors
France
M. ML. Stubb
Ating
Chicago
Spaniel War Veto Elect Davenport Fleary Leader
Fragmented OCR notes describe Davenport fleary Iolwe of Dubuque as a department commander for the Cows Spanish war veterans with a vote count of 23 to 22 over WT Kemergon of Des Sm alies.
Mystic Store Robbery Reported in Centerville Mystic
Mystic general store in Centerville Maumart a noted shop, robbed for the second time in two weeks. Police report damaged clocks and silverware missing as Woodheads are on the trail.
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Mystic
Centerville
Maumart
Mystic Wan
Davidsen Sentenced to Port Madison for Assault
A report notes Davidsen received twenty years in Port Madison for an assault on a 14 year old girl. The article also mentions a factory plan by Davie company near Fort Madison Tos 2, including a purchase of land in the west end for factory use.
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Ageault
Aviisun
Jaiea Davidsen
Port Madison
Ig Concern
Fort Madieon
Tos 2 Bh
Davie Company
Qist Surape &Re
New Market Stock Market Report Oddities Noted
Reading from New Market trading desk reveals unusual activity as Salvia and several stocks trade narrowly from 1 to 4 points. Market fear and technical conditions cited by analysts while traders await clearer signals.
Jowa Preacher Named Medical Missionary in Africa
Stellan Mr Honey Follnnlyek, a Jowa preacher and medical missionary, has been assigned to Kamundonge by the Bay Administration. A Congregational minister from Shel don, he holds degrees from North Western University and has lived in Sioux Association circles. He describes the hippopotamus as a fierce creature and recounts a hunt he joined, noting the dangers faced by natives in distant missions.
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Stellan
Honey B
Angora
Wi Sheldon
Roosevelt
Yellenbeck
Kamundonge
la Median
Holden High School
Cntexe
Lawn University
Dagras
North Western University
Sheldon
Sioux Association of Congregational Minster
Churches of
Iowa
Woman’s Body Found Near Glenwood After Missing Since May
The body of Mrs. Dora Walling Riley of Glenwood, 37, missing from her home since May, was found in mud at Keg creek near Glenwood. Police report she left home to visit the post office, and an inquest has begun. A note or scarf may have indicated self harm, with authorities continuing investigations.
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Dora Walling Riley
GlenWood
Keg Creek
Myre
Riley
Shis
Unclear text about city law college leadership
Fragmentary report mentions a judge and university authorities seeking a dean or head of a town law college. Names and roles are garbled, and the overall action is not clearly defined. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Beanar
Judea
Hares Beamer
Dia
Law College
Jihad Emilo Mettaln
Gas company plant destroyed in Emorsille fire
The Endsr title Gas Co plant at Emorsille was burned by a blaze causing about 1009 dollars in losses. The fire was reported with a help line and nearby worker Harry Smith aided efforts to uncover the coal bunker. Fire authorities expect to have the site secured within a few days.
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Emorsille
Endsr Title Gas Co
Aro
Harry Smith
Two Killed in Groerm Woukon Incident
The storm killed John Gophert and Mint Laphort and damaged a house and barn near Best Gasl’e feem pear Heytitan. Depot War Woxn collided with the river causing property loss. Keaty reportedly to trope.
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Groerm Woukon
John Gophert
Mint Laphort
Keaty
Depot Fire Destroys AL Depot Amid Repeats
Amid a spate of blazes, the Alabama depot suffered near total destruction with two prior fires totaling 24 hours. Firefighters contained the flames, and investigators suspect arson. The incident caused damages estimated around $4,059 as authorities pursue leads.
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Albla
Drowning Incident In Luteum River Reported
Fragmentary notes describe a drowning incident in the Luteum River involving multiple locals. AL Sewell appears in records, with uncertain roles, while the text omits clear names, dates, and outcomes due to damaged OCR.
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AL Sewell
Centerville to pave five miles of road under plan
Centerville officials propose paving five miles of roadway at a cost of around five dollars per mile. The amendment affects local routes and outlines funding and completion expectations for the project.
Four Dead in Bed Near Centurville After Home Robbery
Mo Varnum, age 90, was found dead in bed at his Centurville home, tied to a burglary with ToMate suspected. Dr. WB White of Sumner faces federal charges after a grand jury indicts him on drug distribution related to the incident.
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K. Mo Varnum
Lho Namie
Niasun
Flamea Varun
Centurvilla
ToMate
Masom Chiy
WB. White
Sumner
Grand Jury
Dubuque Loane Weer
Endorsement Resolution On Mexico Policy Reported
The QA R body adopted a resolution endorsing a stance tied to the Alaska alliance and welcomed Wilson of Blouy City for backing a German situation. It also approved of Ms latest attitude regarding Mexico.
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Endorees Wilson
Blouy Chty
Arca Alund
Freshlent Wilson
Mexico
Hap Auaatinnt Argated Marble Workeday
Fragmented OCR text shows aNames and obscure phrases, unclear event. Likely a partial local item mentioning a person and a team, with garbled place and date references. No coherent facts to confirm. remains unreadable.
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Illinois
Supreme Court
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Ana Tete
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