Messina Earthquake Death Toll and Aftermath Report
Thousands of bodies remain buried in Messina as recovery continues slowly. The interior department defends delays due to heat and safety, noting up to 30,000 bodies recovered by spring with hundreds more daily. The old city is a ruin, while shelters and a revived but fragile commerce emerge in June.
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United Press
Roma
Messina
Kix
Interior Department
Denice Thes
Uty
Busy Doctor Promotes Grape-Nuts Despite Overlooked Point
A Cincinnati physician explains how he nearly missed a key idea but then used Grapes-Nuts with cream, reporting improved health strength and weight. He endorses Grape-Nuts as brain and nerve food and cites patient results, urging readers to look for the book The Road to Westville and noting there’s a reason behind the product’s claims.
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Cincinnati
Tam
Westville
Comrades Pay Tribute To Clive H Shook In Luther Camp
Asia special meeting yesterday adopted resolutions on the death of Clive H Shook, former captain, United Spanish War Veterans. The camp will drape the Luther RB Hate Camp No 1 charter for 30 days and send copies to the deceased’s family and local press.
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Asia
Turnoon
Luther
Clive H. Shook
S. Taylor
Chas. W. Lunsford
A. B. Aildan
Gasoline Explosion Damages Auto in Denman Garage
A gasoline explosion severely damaged Judge L. G. Denman’s automobile in the 124 Avenue D garage of Lemley, West and Brownlee. The car, valued at about 4700, burst into flames when gasoline fumes ignited after the tank was being filled. Firemen extinguished the blaze after the interior was burned. estimated damage about 200.
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L. G. Denman
Heart ripped from man in Denver motor rally crash
In Denver today George Michels, 23, was killed when his vehicle failed to negotiate a sharp curve. He was thrown from the vehicle and his heart was reportedly torn from his body. The accident occurred at a motor rally event held this afternoon.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
George Michels
Yele Raves Held
Marriage Licenses Reported for Mack Green and Julia Brown
Mack Green and Julia Brown obtained marriage licenses in Melchur. Pacheco Er and Kucinda Stole nek are listed in the same notice with unclear spelling or attribution.
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Mack Green
Julia Brown
Melchur
Pacheco Er
Kucinda Stolenek
Remarkable career of Captain John Green home from Philippines
Captain John Green, San Antonio born ex-soldier and former captain of native scouts, returned home after a decade in the Philippines. He fought Aguinaldo’s forces, commanded five native companies in the Taizon district, and recounted near-misses and acts of gallantry including aiding women to escape. He and his unit burned over $100,000 in provisions during a moonlit breakfast. He will stay in San Antonio until September before resuming duties in Manila.
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San Antonio
Magia
John Green
Actonio Product
Howe
Philippines
San Antonian
Aguinsido
Gree
Robert Green
Bob
Belkenn Rifles
Higgervnes
Thirty-third
United States Volunteers
San Jacinto
Green
Taizon
Agginaldo
Agiinaldo
Young
Beidden
Balbaleam
Abra
Gotonel Luther R. Hare
Plas
Ono
March
Aguinaldo
Thomas Q. Ashburn
Thia Aguinaldo
P. C. Maroh
Thirty-third Volunteers
Aguinalde
Relf
Major March
Lone Eorth
Manly
Lloyd Wheaton
Manila
Ban Jaran
Clouda
Geogaria de Pilar
Geisera Islus
Pilar
Ang
Hagle
Aerious
Marek
Macon
Eliuds
Tronches
George Seaver
Jaboman
Glee
Islands
Seaver
Roozevell
Rough Riders
Manila’ Police
Funeral services for Vevaux and Linck set for morning
The funeral for Vevaux and Linck, who died Friday, will start at 10 AM from Burnett undertaking parlors with Judge Micks and Rev. Lindsau Patton officiating. Pallbearers listed include Hust, Woodward, Brundage, Barclay, Floyd Walkes, and Tuage Batuesé. Interment in Elks plot No 6 at city cemetery. Special Dispatch. Austin July 3. Walter Ross shot in hip at Del Valle near Austin. Will Seed arrested. Both young farmers. Birthday party held for Glaudie Aviol, age nine, at Leigh and Riddle streets. Foley’s Kidney Remedy advertised. Dr Sara Herdinen osteopath. Exir Drug Co. Presa street examination free.
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Vevaux x Linck
Burnett
Micks
Lindsau Patton
Hasty Hust
B. J. Woodward
Ss P. Brundage
J. P. Barclay
J. Flood Walkes
Tuage Batuesé
Qotalla
Elks
City Cemetery No
Tees
Austin
Tes
Walter
Ross
Delvalle
Will
Seed
Expect Decision in Pate Case by U S Circuit Court
Wirstedt Press reports that a decision is anticipated next week by United States Circuit Judge Grossup in the trans Missouri rate case. The dispute centers on whether eastern merchants are excluded from western territory by preferential rates, with St Louis commerce advantaged. A temporary injunction opposed by the railroad remains in effect as final arguments conclude.
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Wirstedt Press
Chicaga
Attormeya
United States Circuit Cours
Conlignbus
Phitago
St. Louis
Andy
Efis
Fudge Groskup
Injuries From Panic on Akard Street Car
Eight people were seriously hurt when an Akard Street car suddenly halted and panic spread among crowded passengers. Mrs. Foster broke her arm, Mrs. J. W. Neill suffered severe bruises, and Mrs. Hoseburg sustained internal injuries. The frightened crowd overwhelmed crew efforts before order was restored.
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Dallas
Vex
Dilly
Mir
J. W. Neill
Yearold
Neil
Hoseburg
Babs
Boy Is Fatally Hit By Train Near Cato north of Nacogdoches
Special Dispatch reports Joe Braily a 19 year old Black boy was fatally struck by a Texas and New Orleans passenger train at Cato north of Nacogdoches this afternoon. The frightened mule pulling the wagon caused the youth to be struck directly by the engine. his body was mangled.
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Nacogdoches
Texas
Tily
Joe Braily
New Orleans
Cato
Here
Charter changes for local companies in early 1900s Texas
Special dispatch notes charter amendments for Farmers' Gin company of Lurena and Mer Lennan, increasing capital from 8000 to 200000 dollars. Herriele Ward ware company amends place of business from Whitney to Waco and raises capital accordingly.
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Austin
Cea
Farmers’ Gin Company of
Lurena
Mer Lennan
Herriele Ward Ware Company
Whitney
Waco
Railroad Commission Orders Emergency Rate for Conversion Flux
The railroad commission in Austin issued an emergency rate order for converting horses cannon camp equipment and supplies from all parts of the state to Ching Mabry. One fare for the road trip will be shared.
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Austin
Tex
Emlnad P Commission
Ching Mabry
Jail Delivery Liberates Fourteen Prisoners in Notable Escape
Special Hspatch Hillsboro July 4 prisoners escaped from the county jail in a well planned delivery. Four forgers three burglars and several minor inmates participated. A man climbed to the roof and slid down a rope to freedom just after noon, catching officers by surprise as alarms spread. Authorities across the county mount a wide search to recapture the fugitives.
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Hillsboro
Tekou Rampledey
Tome
noMay
Henry Escapes From Injury In Ferry Crash
United press dispatch from Castle Rock Washington reports Francis Heney escaping injury after a large automobile carrying San Francisco to Seattle exposition attendees overturned near town. Four other occupants suffered injuries but none serious. Fred W. Mulker former Oregon senator was hurt minorly.
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United Pr
Gastle Rock
Wack
Francis
Uuney
San Francisco
Seattle Exposition
Tlenoy
Janly
Castie Hork
Beasty
Heney
McCarthy
Rosette
Fred W. Mulker
United States
Oregon
Portland
County Court This Week Criminal Docket
This week will be devoted to criminal matters in the county court. A lodge member faces misdemeanors on the docket, with proceedings led by Tadge Shook. Cases are set for Wednesday Thursday and Friday, including Pexaa versus Calvi Tata and a list of defendants such as Dave Washington Fum Devin Pedro Perez Otto Moltke and others.
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Cott
Iodge
Tadge
Pexaa
Calvi Tata
Dave Washington
Fum Devin
Pedro Perez
Otto Moltke
Salte
Will Tip
EL Moran
B. T Moran
Dave Metran
Lewis Hays
Colin Wonder
Mayor orders police to seize liquor licenses as proof of violation
The Nashville mayor directs police to watch for federal liquor licenses during cold drink price checks and to arrest owners if found, using licenses to prove state prohibition violations. Hundreds of licenses reportedly renewed as prohibition began. Also reports a theft charge in county court against Richard Nichols.
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United Press
Nashville
Brows
Joly d. Mroxrhy
Telephones for Farmers Their Use and Value
The Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company markets telephones to farmers, promising unmatched facilities and nationwide reach. It claims benefits include market price awareness, reduced isolation, social contact, and prompt medical alerts, with service across Arkansas and Texas extending to distant points within two thousand miles.
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Southwestern Telegraph and Telephons Company
Southwestern Company
Iti Veetam
Tulayhong
Ome
United States
Idgees
Trlua
Southwestern
Arkansaz
Texas
Soma Janet
Obiyote
Through
Dallas
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Johw Green
Orient
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John H. Brack
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John Aviol
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