Slavoen Scores in West Point Philippine Education Debate
Washington May 26 In the house debate on the military academy appropriation bill Mr Slayden of Texas attacked the senate amendment for educating Jones Filipinos at West Point. He warned such legislation would lead to future revolutions and disaster. He also commented on Pacific coast views of Japan and warned of broader dangers. The report was noted.
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Toddlers Maimed in Railcar Collision at Lincoln Colliery
Pottsville Pa May 26 Seventeen children ages 6 to 11 were injured and several fatally hurt when a train car on the Philadelphia Reading branch derailed after being boarded by the youngsters near the Lincoln Colliery in the county's west end. The crash destroyed the car and injured many as the toy car struck a stationary vehicle at the foot of the grade.
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Flood delays Democratic convention at Fort Worth
Special to The Light Fort Worth Tex May 26 delegates unable to reach Fort Worth proceed with convention plans at 2 30 pm with proxies. George Riddle of Dallas presided at the anti Batley caucus at the Slobald hotel in May. A Steering committee was named Lol Jons Cone Johnson Tom Henderson Gregg Hil and George Pendleton. Resolutions will be introduced at this afternoon s meeting.
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Bonds Pour Out Golden Stream for Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Subscriptions to the 16 million dollar bond issue of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company closed at the office of J P Morgan and Co. The bonds, 4 percent interest, mature in 60 years, were offered at 114 and interest and were several times oversubscribed.
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Markets Merger? New Orleans Trading Declines Amid Mixed Signals
New Orleans markets show a drop of 32 points from yesterday as professionals cite lack of support and market uncertainty. Commodities in steady to varying ranges list mixed prices across New Orleans and other hubs with sales figures noted for Liverpool, Galveston, New York, and Houston, reflecting a cautious trading day.
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Execution Delivers Show of Foreign Deportment in Shenandoah
In Pottsville on May 26 a crowd of Slavs Hungarians Poles Hallans Russians Lithinians and other foreigners were invited to witness the execution of Felix Radvius a young Pole convicted of murdering a Shenandoah woman and child six months earlier. Sheriff Vans hoped the display would deter lawless elements as Radvius confessed to the Shenandoah murder and to another slaying in Trussian Pokund.
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Call Solons to Stand By Guns
Washington May 2 Every Republican member of the House found in WMA Jmail today urged to remain at their seats until a vote on the currency bill is taken. The note stresses the project’s importance to the country and the interests involved, signed by Acting Republican Whip Francis Burke.
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Harris Menace in Political Shakeup Near Convention
Pauline Nay reports Major Harris refuses resignation amid war of words with Cecil Lyon. Harris plans to travel to Chicago heading a delegation in opposition to Lyons, seeking to rally support for Fairbanks and challenging regulars in the Republican ranks.
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Prohibition Wins in North Carolina Victory Seen in State Vote
Raleigh May 26 Returns from many sections indicate a clear prohibition victory in the state election with leaders predicting larger majorities than anticipated. Estimates this afternoon place the margin from twenty thousand to forty thousand votes in favor.
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Bryan Would Put Fatt on Record
Washington May 26 William Jennings Bryan challenged Secretary Taft in a program from Vancouver urging Congress to pass a bill requiring publicity of campaign contributions. Bryan suggests as leading candidates the two parties join and, if Taft agrees, invite other candidates to participate. Taft immediately answered that he partly favored the passage of the bill.
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Trinity flood toll and homelessness rise in Dallas
Floods devastate Dallas and Trinity area leaving three dead and about four thousand homeless. Property losses surge as public services statewide face paralysis and emergency responses strain city systems. Authorities mobilize aid and shelter operations amid widespread damage.
Woman Sends Clue About Mrs Gunness In Indiana Letter
Madianapolis Indiana May 26 Through a letter to Governor Hanley Emme C Kolb of South Coventry unm reports a mysterious woman in black swindling people in Connecticut. The writer claims the swindler resembles Mrs Gunness and may be the same person, a clue forwarded to Laporte County sheriff.
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Cleveland Is Failing in City Health Crisis
New York May 26 reports wide concern over former President Grover Cleveland who is ill at Lakewood. Officials deny he is worsening but note lack of progress raises anxiety about his condition and public impact.
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Mayor and 17 Havana officials jailed over gambling charges
In Havana's Nueva Para the alcalde, police chief, city treasurer and 17 other city officials were arrested and jailed on gambling charges. Major General Leynas Del Gastho alleges carnival gambling devices turn Nueva Para into a gambling center during the carnival.
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Logan Weather Update Tonight and Wednesday Outlook
Logan forecasts fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. The minimum overnight is expected near 72 degrees with a maximum around 78. Temperature trends show no significant deviations from yesterday, and national weather maps indicate an overall warm pattern across the region.
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What the Flood Has Done to Dallas
Special to The Light from Fort Worth Texas May 26 reports extensive flood damage across the region. Over 100 houses inundated and 4000 people without shelter. Loss of life estimated between 24 and 106 with Fort Worth reporting three more deaths. Railroads crippled, bridges and tracks washed out, and streetcar service halted. Trinity River rising, threatening Dallas as power and water facilities flood. City waterworks and lighting plants submerged causing darkness across Dallas. Livestock losses large and rail traffic severely limited with $2,000,000 in property damage cited.
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Damage in Dallas Tops One Million as Flood Rages
In Dillon Texas on May 21 a Trinity River flood causes more than 1.09 million dollars in damage, leaves at least three dead and 4000 homeless, with Dallas residents cut off from lights and water. Rail and streetcar service falters as private power steadies some lines. Rescue funds are being organized by local business leaders. A man named Frick Edwards is reportedly missing after being swept into Back Water near McKinney Avenue in the residence district.
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State Ready to Send Aid Amid Texas Storms
May 26 The governor expressed regret at the terrible storm conditions in Dallas and Fort Worth. The state is prepared to help relieve suffering, but no request for state aid has been received yet.
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Great Damage In Oklahoma Flood Report Guthrie May 26
Guthrie Oklahoma May 26 flood continues with eight inch wall breach. Rail service severely curtailed. many lines closed for days. Crop and railroad damage estimated at 10 million dollars. Hundreds of passengers stranded in Shawnee Tulsa Muskogee. gas outages affect 2600 customers at main mine. Submerged West Guthrie houses drain as water recedes.
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Flood Rebuild Underway As Rivers Shift and Rail Bridges Fail
After days of flooding the region began to return to normal appearance though many bottoms remain under water for days more. Hundreds of railroad laborers repair tracks and bridges in the flood areas. The Canadian River altered its course with AL Stigler noting that railroad bridges once spanning the river are now useless.
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Dallas Begins Relief Work Amid Mass Meeting
Dallas marked May 26 as relief efforts began after a mass meeting raised 50 009 for the homeless. Salvation Army and other groups mobilized with 3000 people homeless in need as Dallas moves to organize aid. A separate item notes Oak Cliff residents planning a viaduct to connect their area with Dallas across the river.
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