Path of Run Across Town Tornado Ravaged City
A Nebraska city reels after a Sunday tornado that killed 140, injured 250, and destroyed 300 plus homes. Eleven churches were wrecked and 1250 residences damaged making occupation unfit for days. Gov Morehead pledges 50000 food aid. Mayor Dahman coordinates local relief as Omaha absorbs the disaster.
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Omaha
Vaurky
Dorn
Morehead
Nebraska
Wilson
James
Dahmans
Tam
Silvelina
Maj. Hartman
Fort ‘Omake
Onahe
Ald Tor
Damage at Tekamah as hail wind wreck town
A severe storm struck Tekamah Nebraska with wind and hail causing extensive damage. Homes and outbuildings were blown down or damaged, several cattle were killed, a school building was demolished, and many trees and watercourses were disrupted.
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Islali
Josla
Severe Iowa storm devastates rural towns and livestock
A violent Central Iowa storm, with strong winds and rain, toppled buildings and killed livestock. The event damaged homes and fences. lightning caused minor danger but no serious injuries reported. Five horses died in one barn fire aftermath near the city surrounding farms report widespread disruption.
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Iowa
Webler Cris
Wicinity
Sowil
Ecarcely
New York Hair Turreti on Steamer Crime Case
A dramatic theft aboard a steamer involves New York passengers including elder Hallan and his son Philip Mustened. The group reportedly carried away about $78,090 in cash and valuables from American and European consignments while attempting to flee abroad, with insurance losses totaling 600 later found in Philip Musics possession.
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Glover
Gilarry
Mr. Hallan
Philip
United States
Coub
Pal
Philip Musics
Huntington Wilson Resigns From State Department
Washington reports Huntington Wilson, acting secretary of state, resigns amid policy disputes and a dispute over publishing a statement on the Chinese loan. He cites grievances and seeks immediate effective resignation from the assistant secretary of state post. The president designates a successor and contemplates staffing changes in the department.
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Washington
Huntington- Witton
Witton
Adeé
Air
Ryeams
Tobn
Bassett
Moore
State Department
Tiuntington- Wison
Embezzler Arrested in Alabama State Can Vict Department Chief
James A. Jestey, president of the state can vict department, was arrested in Montgomery March 20 on embezzlement charges totaling $90,000. Governor O Neal issued the arrest orders. Washington reports a new coast patrol order for the California and Atlanta land cruisers now in San Francisco. A suspected reign of terror is said to have broken out in northwestern Mexico. In Buffalo, Sergeant Charles E Lang was fatally shot in the mayor's office by Joseph Stefanski, who claimed to be Montana cowboys. In San Leandro, T J Bolla, a traveling salesman for Welden Jewelry, died after a car hit him near Estudily station on Thursday.
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Amexico
Bufalo
Charles E. Lang
Louis P. Fotimado
Joseph Stefanski
Lang
Stefanski
Cones
San Leandro
Cali
T. J. Bolla
The
Welden Jewelry Company of
Chicago
Estudily
Bryan Celebrates Birthday in Lincoln
Tiocaln Neb March 21 Timiar Bryan secretary of glass under President Woodrow Wilson visited Lincoln to celebrate a 33rd birthday anniversary with a private home gathering and attended a banquet of the Lincoln Bryan club where he was guest of honor. A late night banquet and a speech drew a large crowd at the auditorium with sustained ovation. Washington March 24 A message announces the death of President Manuel Hipolita of Honduras. Francisco Bertrand becomes acting president.
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Tiocaln
Neb
Timiar
Bryan
Glass
Woodrow Wilton
Lincoln
T He Iutko
iAncolu Rryan Club
Nebraska
Bonicia
Washington
Manuel Hoplila
Honduras
Francisco Bertrand
Cincinnati polietmen invite doctor to visit city
Cincinnati police sent a letter to Dr Fydlemano inviting him to Cincinnati and offering his travel and lodging expenses to conduct a demonstration.
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Cincinnati
Slucianal
The
Cincinnat
Poloytnis
FF Fyledmano
Cincinnet
Condgvet
Wilson Rejects Ad Will to Involve America in China Loan
Washington March 20 President Wilson refused to involve American bankers in a China loan while expressing sympathy for the Chinese republic and endorsing the open door policy. He said the United States should share with other powers in any development tied to China’s industrial and commercial enterprises and support banking access for American firms in trade with China. The administration had been asked to participate in the loan but declined to finance or direct it.
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Washington
Wilson
Weeste
China
Ers
United States
Tal
Beskera
Ioan
United
Father Slain by Son in Chiergo Home Tragedy
Police report a nineteen year old, Tolin Wt. Kledu, shot and killed his father in their home in Chiergo on Friday. The affidavit states the son acted in defense of his father.
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Chiergo
Johi
Celn
Tolin
Kledu
Hia Atutow
Execution Report From El Paso On March 24
A report from El Paso dated March 24 details the arrival of Marionna at Juarez on Friday. It notes a fringe aqund which executed Abratoma onzAlea, governor of Chibughya, under the indero government.
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el Pseo
Tex
Marionna
Juarez
Abratoma onzAlea
Chibughya
Indero
3000 on Special Easter Vial in New York
Fragmentary report describes 3000 Canadiiana to New York during an eastern pilgrimage Friday. One fan record noted, with more than a thousand more than last year. Limited readable details emphasize travel and attendance.
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New York
Mortres
Han
Iaet Yarr
Mrs Eaton Held in Admiral Eaton Death Case
Chemlat's Discovery arouses authorities as Mrs Balan Eaton widow of Admiral Tom Eaton is held on murder charges in the death of her husband. The inquiry, led by Judge Pratt, follows the sudden March death at age sixty six. The widow pleaded not guilty and was jailed without bail for further proceedings.
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Tinghan
Altes
Lagmaed Bii
Auta
Desea G. Eaton
Gaerat
Pratt
Jal
Murett
Eaton
Murch
Nad Bean
Drrowt
Madero Slain in Palace in Mexican Capital
Reports from San Francisco dated March 23 claim President Madero and Vice President Suarez were assassinated hour before shots rang out in the street. Colonels and guards allegedly killed the leaders in the palace and executed them en route to the penitentiary, with chaotic details surrounding the double assassination.
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San’ Franciaca
Mideray
Suarez
Paace
Huerta
Col
Bauche
Alcalde
Merles
Acapulco
Madarg
Azcarade
Fred
Buarez
Handa
Nnother Buriy
Fils
Theo
Bose
Andes
Bhota
Cigante
Tinga
Panlentiery
Frank S. Black Dies After Illness in New York State
Froy New York report states former New York governor Frank S. Black died at his home after a brief illness. The notice notes his tenure and adds that his passing occurred on a recent night amid lifestream district reporting.
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Froy
N.Y
Tilhek
Covernor
New York
Au Nest
Local Broker Charged in Morphine Tragedy
In Louleyila Cachler a Sulatda Kentucky on March 24 Major Jdan Ml Manstr of L. Bimonne and Co brokers faced a fatal incident after allegedly taking morphine. The case details a suspected suicide at the Clrctinati locale with authorities investigating the events surrounding the 25 year tenure.
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Louleyila Cachler A Sulatda
Loulayille
Maj Jdan Ml. Manstr
L. Bimonne & Co
Horn
Aulette
Tewes
Deadly storm devastates Mississippi valley and 11 states
Reports say a massive windstorm swept from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, killing at least 69 people across Mississippi valley and states including Arkansas Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Illinois Alabama and Wisconsin. Towns जैसे Hoxie Ark and numerous communities suffered severe damage as telegraph lines collapsed and hundreds were left homeless.
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Chicago
Misnlesippi
Great Lakes
Elly
South End
Misaleslonl
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Ohio
Alabama
Alaxeurl
Amungsota
Wisconsin
Mistonel
Hoxle
Ark
Rootes
Pelo
Shetter
Grenada
Water Valley
Benatabla
Wari
Macon
Misa
Lonia
Finn
Manphis
Duelist Drew of Foulsvilly Fights at Teedishany Wall
In a reported duel near Foulsvilly Kentucky two combatants named Drew and Jane met at a local wall. Both parties suffered wounds as onlookers watched the event unfold amid a tense scene.
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Foulsvilly
Tedeishany Wall
Jainny ‘Etteenan
Sheater
Five Family of Five Found Dead in Chicago Home
Police report a family of five including father mother and three daughters were found dead Thursday at a residence on 2636 North Lagndaly Avenue Poona GT area. Investigations are underway to determine cause and time of death.
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Gaa Killa
Chicago
Poona
North
Lagndaly
King and Rattler Battle Drives King to Stand Still
A terrifying encounter unfolds as a man, while surveying distant slopes, finds himself trapped by two massive venomous snakes. A king snake battles a rattler in a dramatic, extended struggle, drawing the narrator into a stunned, stationary vigil. The clash ends with the king constricting the rattler, the fight lasting minutes as the snakes writhe. Through the melee the observer remains glued in awe, fearing a deadly end.
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Daria
Pia
Wilders
Pbs
Joddo
Hatlig
Mia
Dha
Tiwna
Awakes
Wade
Lucky Dog in unclear regional notice
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a dog and a person with unclear wording. The text includes stray names and nonsensical phrases, offering no verifiable details such as date, place, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news brief.
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