Tornado Violence Hits Southwest Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle
A massive tornado killed about thirty one people in southwestern Oklahoma and the southeastern Texas panhandle late Saturday. Dozens of towns and farming areas were struck, communication lines severed, and damage totals uncertain. Lugert reported the highest loss with fifteen fatalities. A special Altus train carried physicians and nurses to the scene, returning with ten injured. two passengers, Mrs. Less Stanaland and Miss Eva Stanaland, died aboard.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Lugert
Altus
Less Stanaland
Eva Stanailand
United
Maryland
California
Boy Scouts In
America
Crepe
John Jacob Astor
Kansas-Oklahoma
John Duncan
Macomb
Cerro Gordo County
Iowa
Champ Clark
John A. “Shorty” Woods
Caminha
Sebastino Puglisi
Sing Sing
Mary Fournier
Minneapolis
Minnegota
Socialist Party
Indianapolis
Tampa
Fila
Bryan
Olympic
Ryde
Isle of Wight
New York
Antwerp
O. Edward Bradshaw
Altoona
Kan
Spokane Chronicle
E. H. Rothrock
United States
Galveston
Texas
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Western Union Telegraph Company
Idaho
0. M. Vanduya
Union Pacific
North Loup
James Davis
Ord
Tepic
Te Lance
Ae Seeds Pasaim
Capture of Paris Bandits Ends in Dynamite Battle
Paris moved by a dramatic police operation as Bonnot leader of an organized band of automobile bandits and anarchist Dubois were shot after hours inside a Choisy Le Roi garage. Police gendarmes republican guards and engineers joined in a blast and assault witnessed by about ten thousand spectators.
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Paris
Bonnot
Iand Dubois
Choisy le Roi
Munich King Otto Reaches Sixty Fifth Birthday
Munich and Bavarian towns observed King Otto of Bavaria’s sixty fifth birthday with flags, hunting, Te Deums, a troops review, and a ceremonial salute as the king remained in seclusion.
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Munich
Otto
Bavaria
Homor
Care for Chickens Costs Woman Her Life
A woman died after being struck along the railroad right of way while picking corn to feed chickens. Her legs were cut off in the accident as she attempted to reach corn fodder beside the tracks while her husband stood nearby.
Fragmentary Local Notice From San Jasted Saturday Night
A garbled OCR fragment from a late Saturday night San Jasted notice mentions an event or action but lacks clear names dates places or details. The readable parts include scattered words and partial phrases that do not form a complete report.
Daily Chronicle snapshot of varied national news
Condensed report lists Senator Brown planning law practice in Omaha after senate term, foreign officials traveling, Alaska home rule with women’s suffrage, food weight bills, and other political, labor and crime items. Includes Titanic coverage aftermath and regional incidents across the United States.
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Brown
Omaha
Senate
Bryce
Washington
San Francisco
New Zealand
Kinkaid
Lands Committee
Fort Niobrara
Alaska
House
Harvey W. Wiley
Tang Shao Yi
China
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Stimson
Halsey E. Yates
University of Nebraska
Percy
Humphreys
Mississippi
Roosevelt Leads Progressives in Primary Returns Across Nebraska
Early returns from sixty counties and many precincts show Theodore Roosevelt leading the Progressive ticket with about 50 percent, ahead of Taft and Clark. Norris leads for Senator with about 6,000 votes, while Shallenberger trails Harmon in the Democratic race. Howell leads Rosewater for national committeeman and Hall leads Fanning for Democrat. Taft carries few counties as districts report results, and delegates show Clark favored by about thirteen of sixteen pledged.
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Douglas
Lancaster
Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Wilson
Norris
Shallenberger
Howell
Rosewater
Hall
Fanning
Morehead
Aldrich
Newton
Clark
W. J. Bryan
Hitchcock
Webster
Don L. Love
Judge Perry
Taft
Nebraska Briefs of the Plains in June and June
A Nebraska roundup reports injuries and deaths across the state including G l Halt of Hartington breaking his leg, Nim Norris found dead in Gothenburg, Mrs Frank Wilson dying of heart disease, and M L Barnette dies after a run away. It notes the Alliance Elke fair profits, Crete chosen for cadet encampment, editor Rogers injured by a hot ball, and a tornado touching Howe. Also mentions postmaster Overman reappointed at Stella, beef prices rising, and various local incidents and school notes.
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Milford
G. l. Halt
Hartington
Nim” Norris
Lincoln
Gothenburg
Frank Wilson
Beatrice
Syracuse
Eagles
M. L. Barnette
Holbrook
Alliance
Crete
Neb
State University
Rogers
Giltner Gazette
John Abben
Howe
Sarah McCarl
McCook
J. H.overman
Stella
Overman
Samuel P. Hughes
Mary Emerson
Jones Hotel
Tecumseh
Michael Bauer
Jefferson County
Peru
Tom Fahey
Fremont
Weeping Water Fire Department
Andrew Finney
Holbrook School
John M. Cotton
Ainsworth Star Journal
P. D. McAndrew
Brown
J. A. Davis
Glenover
Maha
Maine
Doan's Kidney Pills End Long Running Back Pain
Woman recalls severe kidney pain and back agony, two weeks bedridden, doctor unable to help. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she was cured and eight years later shows no sign of trouble. Ad copy notes Doan's at 60c stores Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
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Steele City
Southwest
Dynamite
Parise Sur
South Dakota
E. Wenski
Posen
Mich
Canton
Utica
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Otteoman Hanish
Chicago
Fez
MR. Bryan
Col. Roosevelt
Douglas County
Walter Reichel
Henry Gerdes
H. H. Bartling
W. B. Banning
J. K. P. Goodfellow
EZ. EB. Picek
George F. Wolz
H. D. Schotteger
H. P. Shumway
M. Wilcox
Todenboft
Charles Krumback
H. C. Williamson
Maxper
Henry Scheale
W. H. Smith
H. V. Hoagland
Sonam
Jansen
Pencer
Overbesk
Klein
Thomas McLeod
Nebraska
Hostetter
Shih To
Paxton
Gal
Lincoln Sanitarium
Owl Geen
O- W. Everett
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