Sioux City Stock Yards Head Dies
Ratan Eaton longtime president of the Sioux City Stock Yards Company died in Rochester Minnesota after an operation. He had led the firm since 1903 and helped modernize yards including building new pens and ducts to connect offices. He also helped organize the Lions City Terminal Railway Company and guided the yards through a period of growth making Sioux City a market center for live stock.
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Sioux City Sloe Yards Company
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Lions City Terminal Railway Company
Liveslock Qn Packing Plant
Revolt by Portuguese Military Leaders Suppressed Quickly
Portuguese troops halted a minor uprising led by Captain Baptista with Premise Antonio da Silva as the movement faltered. Key officers surrendered and the revolt appeared to be crushed as officers were arrested after Sau Tuanlun, with Vasco Da Gama backing the Teololitlanists.
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Uiebon
Portugal
Miopamede
Wao
Premisa Antonio da Silva
Capl Baptista
Eruleet
One Killed in Wreck Near Los Angeles
An engineer on a freight train was killed after a collision with a National Guard troop train on the Southern Pacific line north of Santa Monica. The freight engine A. W. Davis of San Luis Obispo died in the crash. Railroad officials said the freight train pulled onto a siding and failed to clear the troop train as it entered the crossing.
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Vas
National Guard
Southern Pacific
Sudden
North
Sita Warhara
Son Angeles
Dal
Monte
Gat
van A. W. Davis
San Laie Obisyu
Cal
Drinks Poison and Alawhal in Sioux City Tale
In Sioux City a man allegedly used a potent death potion on a baby, while alcohol misuse and a control dispute over finances were cited. A B. Layson, a long-time local resident, faced accusations tied to coercive conduct and withheld wages as incentives unrelated to acquaintances.
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Sioux City
Tae
A B. Layson
Five Die As Train Hits Siding Car Near Crossings
Five persons were instantly killed when a New York Central passenger train struck a sedan near Braukfield about 10 miles away from a heated area. Bulgarian schools to teach German will be mandatory next year by governmental decree from the Bulgarian premier.
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Foungstonm
Parsons
Braukdield
Smi Marin
Héete
New York Central
Comesy
Floods Wipe Out Villages and Rail Traffic Resumes
Reports from Korea describe widespread flood devastation with villages wiped out and the Pusgan Seoul railway resuming operations. Government enforces anti profiteering measures as work progresses. casualty figures are not yet available.
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Korea
Pusgan- Seoul
Meny Bool
Exploding Barges and Fire Ravage Riverfront
A massive explosion at a Texas company gasoline barge near Chicoke and the North Avenue bridge unleashes flames, blowing tanks into the river and injuring few while panic spreads through the city. Firemen battle a riverfront blaze as the barge ignites several tanks and engulfs nearby structures in a dramatic, dangerous scene.
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Chicoke
Texas Company
She Liu
Byanch
Aew
North Avenue
Satunday
Charley Bighiwid
Atlor
Peoples Gas, Light and Coke Company
Chiat
Arthur Seyferlien
Longworth Pushes Tax Cuts for Investment
Representative Longworth of Cincinnati calls for tax reductions on large incomes to boost non taxable securities investment. He advocates the policy before the Blaine circuit and suggests upcoming Congress sessions would act to support allied cooperation with the Senate and the House.
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Cincinnati
Nighilas
House of Representatives
Knd
Blaine
Copgrens
Congress
Peite Houea
Gasoline War Returns to Pierre as State Board Reopens Price Cuts
Governor Gunderson announces reopening of price cutting to resume the state gasoline war. State board members called to action after a recent meeting with Standard Oil and independent dealers. Local politics and highway concerns feature in the maneuver.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Carl Gundereon
Guiderson
Heek
Black Hille
Mother Jones In Washington Struck By Illness
Mary Jones known as Mother Jones a vigorous advocate is described as aging and ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Friends worried about her health but reports mention weather changes affecting her condition and comfort.
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Mother Jones
Washington
Strs
Mary = Jones
Vigoross
Seoul Floods Threaten City After Dikes Break
A flood disaster in Seoul leaves hundreds dead and thousands at risk as rising waters breach dikes. Officials report intermittent radio alerts and a chaotic scramble as streets flood and infrastructure collapses.
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Seoul
Eie
Railroads mull flat rate hike to lift interstate costs
A concerted move by railroad executives in New York over the next days is likely to seek a flat rate increase across interstate commerce. Proposed by the St. Fant, the plan aims to raise freight charges and compress margins, with expectations of a 3 percent rise in some commodities and a broad scale Rex percent increase.
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Thal
New York
Interstate Commerce
St. Fant
Saint Louis University Receives $1.09 Million Gift
Wealthy retiree and bank director Charles Redstone announced a gift of 1.09 million to Washington University in St Louis. The pledge directs 400,450 for the erection of three new geology and biology buildings.
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University
St Louis
Washington University
Charles Redstoe
Bak
Closed Manchester Bank to reopen July 20
The Manchester bank, closed last December, will reopen on July 20 under state banking department supervision. A plan for reorganization and liquidation has been worked out and is reported satisfactory to all concerned.
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Manchester
Uswiy
Red Farmers
Merehanta State Bank
Wit
Ute
Alan
Fire lights Pacific Oil reservoir in Bakovatlell area
Lightning struck the Pacific Oil Company reservoir near here starting a fire that raged for 12 to 24 hours. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 725000 dollars before it was brought under control.
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Bakovatlell
Cal
Pacific Oil Company
Here
Burma
Four Die in Chicago Violence Doubles Down on Streets
In Chicago gunfire left four men dead and two wounded as police pursue suspects. Victims include men linked to organized crime networks. authorities say the killings follow recent shootouts with little immediate explanation. Investigators say officers acted after hearing gunfire and arriving at the scene.
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Win
Kawo Ag
Notaries
Genoa Brothers
Fie
South Dakota Youth Admits Slaying Girl
Watertown officials announce that Winfred Meek, 21, confessed to murdering Byrle Healy’s daughter Lindsy Healy near Garden City. Meek’s statements, given with attorneys present, describe luring Healy to a pasture, binding and killing her, then burning the body.
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Watertown
Henson
Clack County
Winfred Meek
DePee
Crise
Meek
Durden City
Wausee
Lt bin
Monk
Tuga W. X. Skinner
Misa Healy
Beachey
Grt
Want Land Valuations Cut in Northwestern Iowa
Representatives of farm bureaus and boards of supervisors from twenty counties in the northwestern state district urged members of the executive council to cut land valuations. The hearing focused on a Soviet test conducted for two weeks on land property valuations to determine the tax rate for the next two years.
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Des la Moines
Cisneil
Oklahoma Klan Sued Over Name Use in Pewhuska Case
The Kuklux Klan of Georgia sues in Oklahoma district court alleging the Oklahoma group uses the Kuklux Klan name improperly. The suit seeks one million dollars in damages. Attorneys say the action targets a new organization formed in November 1924 near Sbedier, Oklahoma, not the regular Kuklux Klan.
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Okla
Keklux Klan
Georgia
Oklatons
Oklahoma
Xubkbus Klan
Altomeys Saif
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Okafor
Bat
Sbédier
Oeia
Gale Damages Indiana Crops Across Central Regions
A damaging storm swept through central and western Indiana causing crop losses likely in the thousands of dollars. Strong winds and heavy rain toppled crops and trees across counties and cities. Weather data from U S weather havens indicated gusts near 80 miles per hour, among the strongest in years.
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Indiana
Indianapol
United States
Bathere Roma Inles, Conseil Bineis, Ta-Arthur Ashby
A man aged 44 collapsed in a church and was overcome by the beat. he suffered a serious condition. Bathing beach patrons complained about the water after reports of ice in the area and related disturbances.
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Bathere Roma Inles
Conseil Bineis
Arthur Ashby
California Faces Infantile Paralysis Spread
Sacramento reports widespread infantile paralysis cases prompting state health board action. Circulars advising precautionary measures have been mailed to physicians statewide.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
State Board of Health
Two Army Flyers Killed in Plane Crash Near Baye
Reports say First Lt. Charles R. Wickey of Brockton Massachusetts and Capt. Albert Pore of Marlo were killed when a Allied air crash occurred near Baye. Immediate investigation and military mourning duties are underway as officials confirm the casualties.
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Flrat Dents
Charles R. Wickey
Brocktun
Maya
Ank Albert
Pore
Marlo
Nenstert
Beye
Unclear fragment suggests chase on Long Island border
Fragmentary report mentions a pursuit involving troops and agents near Long Island, with references to patrols, a US ship and cadets. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Plattsburg
Mat Wuike
Paalera Bardsr
Pat Koapp
Long Island
Ian Lande
Buffalo East
Wiess
United States
Gom
Iowa State News Highlights Growth and Projects Across The State
Iowa reports 20 785 motor care own ed DY Cag farmers and shows growth in construction Indianola LeGrands camp plans at Guthrie county bridges and culverts progress Mitchellville school building to replace former women s lodging Des Moines packing plant expansion and double capacity Iowa leads in car and cord production with record farm outputs Warren county forms vigilante group Bowden White Oak Protection association to monitor roads and public safety Des Moines hosts national dog show and street car wage settlement concludes new pool plan for Des Moines Ashworth park fund prompts vocational training at Ellora state industrial school programs include printing carpentry shoe making and tailoring
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Indianola
Newton
Mf. CA
LeGrands
Indianala
Mitchellville
Guthrie County
Alion
Des Moshos
Laws Packing Company
Dea
Moines
Reinbeck Farmers Creamery
Dow
Tuu
Ows
State Department of Agriculture
Warren County
Knoe
White Oak Protection Association
Muiscatine
Fort Mailissy
American Kennel Club
Des Moines
Rapida
Ashworth Park
Des’ Moines
Charles Ti. Ashworth
Love
Weadward
Ellora
Plucky Naval Aviator Dies After Saving Passenger
Lieutenant Veeder, a naval aviator, piloted a Norfolk to Anacetta flight when he suffered a heart attack. He saved passenger Alebord Barthelmesy by bringing the plane to earth before dying. Barthelmesy survived the crash with injuries as Veeder died on impact or shortly after. Veeder was son of Commodore H. Veeder.
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Wen’ Ryck der Veeder
Sofels
Earth
Teuleanat Veeder
Alebord Barthelmesy
Norfolk
Anacceta
Stee
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Veeder
H. Veeder
New Star Nova Clebris Burns Bright in Night Sky
Astronomers report a new wandering star, Nova Clebris, first seen by Capeldna and Le Flamab in the southern sky. Initial brilliant blue spectrum shifted as it brightened, later showing hydrogen emission lines indicating a burning world in a temporary peak before fading, with observers noting it may require renewed observations in days.
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Byency Aires
Wrillia
Atdag
Teaches on Site Where He Was Sold as Slave
On the campus of Normal and Industrial Institute a building once used as a slave market is highlighted by President Jadyob S. Bill, revealing Professor Fulton, a former enslaved teen bought for 1106 dollars when the trades building served as a slave market. The tale frames secession flags and decades of instruction to Black students beside the remaining original structure.
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Merriton
Teen
Normal and Industria
Jadyob S- Bil
Ae Fulton
Sejivo Jas Bven
Ned Mace Teodora
Fulton
Institute
Deadly Snakes Loose on Ship Terrorize Seamen
A cage with two cobras a green whip snake and a chin sank during a voyage to port as heavy weather battered the freighter Snacor Hall from India and Ceylon. One cobra escaped roaming the deck while crew cowered and refused work until an engineer and Charlie Franks captured it.
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Biston
Tere Ror
Freigher Snacor Hall
India
Ceylon
Charlie Franks
16-Word Will Cleveland Court Document
A brief court record dated March WW outlines a very short will. It grants Wils property to a sister with cash and property bequests totaling 650 dollars and 200 dollars respectively.
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Cleveland
MT Heréhy
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