Destructive Storm Sweeps Canistota Farm Areas
A tornado and heavy hail struck near Canistota South Dakota damaging farms. The Henthorn and Graham properties lost buildings and two Harms family members were seriously hurt. Edward and Herman Harms regained consciousness while their father remained in a serious condition. Neighbors assisted, with injuries treated at Dan Haris’s home. A separate hail and wind storm near Bridgewater caused crop and property damage but allowed most rye and corn to recover.
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Canistowa
Canistota
Canistels
Fred Henthorn
Henthorn
James Graham
Fred Harms
Canistola
Harms
Cantatota
Dan Haris
Edward
Henmnan
Con EU
Bridgewater
Atractive Iil
Here
Hriday
Jacob J. Tachetter
Joseph Banger
Joseph Hofer
Little Dame
House PEEVED AT DILATORY SENATE ACTION
Washington June The Senate Judiciary committees voted to begin work on the Clayton omnibus trust act raised last week by the House. House members plan to leave Washington in a few weeks for their districts, while the session lingers with trust and appropriation bills. Many representatives foresee political effect and a quorum problem as the session drags on.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committees
House
Congress
Senate
IGWAN WOULD ADVANCE SOCIAL CENTER WORK
A poorly legible report from Washington outlines plans by Iowa banker Jasper Thompson of Morest Clos to develop a social center for a rural community. Senator Ken don urges the department to send a Telnet expert to Winhelvuute county Forest City to aid the project, praising social centers for youth and families and hoping for departmental support.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Jasper Thompson
Morest Clos
Bert Phampson
Tofey
Als Ferm
Vareet City
Eoehleunter Thysen
Benuter
Idopartyrett
Dgvriauluire
Winhelvuute
Forest City
Kent
Ingker ‘Thompson
Obrie
Kendon
Jury to Investigate Grand Jury Call in Trinidad
In Trinidad Colorado on June 2 Judge A W McHendrle ordered a grand jury to examine probable cases arising from a trial or incident involving prominent local individuals and a notable strike. The exact targets remain unclear due to OCR errors but the action centers on a formal inquiry by the grand jury.
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Trinidad
Colo
A. W. McHendrle
distri + court
Tasine Obstuby Grand Jury
Mimi Tuay
Grand Jure
Hie
Yaese Btento
Colt
Increases in Copper Stocks Reported for May
A New York copper producer prints a May stock report showing gains compared with April. The release notes higher inventories and ongoing production shifts amid market fluctuations, reflecting ongoing industrial demand and early summer activity.
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New York
Uie
Vegelar
Iowa Tornado Strikes Hospers Area Two Dead and Missing Man
A large tornado hit Hospers and nearby areas causing two deaths and one missing person. Several injuries followed, with extensive property damage to elevators, the city center tower, the electric light plant, and a lumber yard. Weather fury and heavy rains flooded Floyd River valleys as reports continued to arrive.
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Sanborn
Hospers
B. L Fink
P. Y. Yetuma
Patrick Doherty
Sheldon
Wallace Wood
M. D. Finch
Finch
Sioux City
Rogenboom
Floyd
Five Persons Injured as Twin Tornadoes Hit Allen Farm Near Hospers
Two separate tornadoes struck the Allen farm about a mile west of Hospers at 6:80 pm wiping out barns and buildings. Five renters including Mr and Mrs John Littog and Mr and Mrs H Hoogeterp were injured, horses and livestock killed, and property damage estimated near 25,000 dollars. Train 24 from Omaha stopped to aid the wounded, while local doctors tended injuries not life threatening.
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H. Hoogeterp
Berths Hoogeterp
Omaha
Alton
Tribune
Heogeterp
Hluse
Cella
Alles
Allen Place
Liftog
Mr. Hoogeterp
Bertha Hoogeterp
Hoogeterp
Ana
Houard
Kate Pp
Commercial club sends sympathy to tornado struck towns
Wires belated messages from Commercial club president B H Kingsbury and secretary W J Etouyes to mayors of Hogspers Louisiana and Sanborn Iowa express Sioux City sympathy. They offer aid and ask to call if help is needed after the storm. Nearby Marcus farmer William MeYoung dies by lightning on June 6.
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Commercial Club
Marcus
William Me
Marcur
Army of Unemployed Tod Keeps Going at Port Weyne
Fragmentary newspaper snippet describes an unrested army of unemployed youths in Port Weyne resisting authority, with references to June resentments and potential upcoming events. Names, dates, and exact actions are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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TOD
Taxi Bandits Make Several Big Hauls
New York reports multiple robberies as five men with an automobile strike payroll hauls at American Can and Masury Paint workers. Jozeph Longo and James Fay charged after two can plant clerks lose nearly $3,000. Fred Kelley claims driving duties and implicates others. Joseph Reardon named as witness. Police link to earlier Masury heist and a separate $500 burglary at McKenzie Verheen Gmelin architecture firm.
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New York
Jozeph Longo
James Fay
American Can
Fred Kelley
Longo
Joseph Reardon
Brooklyn
McKenzie, Verheen & Gmelin
Diva’s Husband Court Testimony At Bayreuth Trip
In Chicago a divorce hearing for Madame Schumann-Heink’s husband William Rapp Jr. continued with depositions from New York witnesses. Testimony described Rapp at the Deans’ New York apartments and letters showing intense affection. The court heard Mrs Dean, nurse Fran Ashton, and others recall visits, aprons, a stove, and words of longing in letters to “Nonnie” and “Billy” as the trial moves toward defense preparations.
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Chicago
Madame Schumann-Heink
William Trapp, Jr
Bayreuth
Germany
New York
William Rapp
Catherine E. Dean
Elizabeth Hauk
Mr. Rapp
Dean
Rapp
Pluto
Benn
Nonnie
Goa
Katie
Katin
Billy
Counse
Thipy
Sehumann- Hojnk
Dan Age
Rapin
Jetter Repp
Lin
Ashten
Rebels Land Large Cargo of Arms Report
In a Washington dispatch dated June 9 authorities report rebels have seized a sizable cargo of arms. Details remain fragmentary as the Diario official notes difficulties in verification and mentions ongoing diplomatic discussions.
Mediation shift fuels gunship cargo shipments
News from Washington reports a shift in mediation moves toward arming the rebels by routing war cargos through Tampico while officials decline comment. Separate dispatches note a heavy west coast storm from Acapulco to Cape Corinto and disruptions to shipping, with Tampico still described as an open port by Secretary Bryan. A Mexican coastal gale endangers vessels and refugees, and rebels reportedly cut telegraph lines as federal forces move into Baja California.
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Aes
Washington
Carranza
Galveston
Taipico
Mexico
U. S
California
Mazatquan
Mex
San Diego
Cal
United States
Acapulco
Cape Corinto
Cotriana
San Francisco
Manzanillo
Tampico
Bryan Washington
Dan
Lela Gaid
Badger
Mayo
Antilla
Bryan
Pena
Industrial Workers Arrested In Tarrytown ações
Twelve prominent Industrial Workers of the World, jailed in White Plains, were brought to Tarrytown for case disposition. The local magistrate postponed until next Friday, with bail set at $200 each. Alexander Berkman and Upton Sinclair arrived with supporters to urge solidarity.
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Tarrytown
Industrial Workers of the World
White Plaing
Alexander Berkman
New York
Paterson
Passaic
Upton Sinclair
Beckman
Crowd books verdict against Jimmy Clabby in Australia bout
In Sydney last night Jimmy Clabby the Indian middleweight lost a 20 round decision to Jeff Smith of Philadelphia. The crowd hissed and booed the referee as police struggled to control the audience. It was Clabby’s first bout since arriving from San Francisco and he left a favorable impression despite the unpopular verdict.
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Sydney
Jimmy Clabby
Jeff Smith
Philadelphia
Australia
Tile
San Francisco
Clabby
Governor Hodges Cleared by Jury in Assault Case
Toneka Kon Mrs Luella West of Wichita claimed damages from Governor George Hodges for assault during a papers scuffle on April 3. The jury deliberated two minutes and found the governor not liable. Hodges denied the charges and Judge Dann argued Mrs West had no right to the papers.
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Toneka, Kon
Luella West
Wichita
Kun
George H. Hodges
Kansas
West
Frank Sullivan
Suffrage to Provoke Battle in Club Meet
Chicago June 9 The official board of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs met to plan the biennial convention opening June 9. About fifteen thousand women are expected to participate with arrangements for safety and comfort noted amid conference discussions. The gathering is linked to the suffrage movement and preparations for the sessions.
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Chicago
Te Geno! Federation of Woman's Clubs
Plubarate
Mother Mary Jones Leaves for Vancouver
The United Workers of America organizer Mother Mary Jones sailed by steamer last night amid immigration hurdles. The British Columbia government ordered her exclusion as she planned addressing striking coal miners, signaling tension around the labor movement.
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Mother Innes
United Workers of America
Achia
Tereab Ct
Prt
Columbia
Jone
Minura
Kansas Needs Help to Harvest Wheat Crop This Year
Kansas, Topeka, June 6. The state requires 61,950 men, 6,275 extra flaggers, and 2,269 additional cooks to harvest the wheat crop this year, per an estimate reported by correspondents in each county and signed by a free labor bureau official.
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Opeka
Kan
Kanei
Omnelen
Tou
Villa Wires Huerta in Vituperative Message Swap
A refugee report says General Villa tapped a telegraph wire to the capital and sent a scathing message to President Huerta. Huerta ordered immediate delivery of any similar messages and, despite changing wording, kept receiving increasingly vituperative notes, a grim joke amid the national panic.
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Vera Crus
Francisco ‘Villa
Villa
Huerta
Kim
Uerta
London Bank Fails In Plunging Speculations
London based Chaplin Milne Grenfell and Company suspended operations amid heavy speculation over Arthur Grenfell and Grand Trunk dealings. The bank faced large loans and withdrawals tied to Grenfell ventures, with assets to be liquidated for depositor payment. solvency denied by officials despite turmoil.
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London
R. W. Shipwith
Grand ‘Trunk
Arthur Morton Grenfell
Hart Grey
Grenfell
Grand ‘Vrunk Paihway
Stock Exchange
Think Bank
Arther
Arthur Grenfell
General Petroleum Company of
Grennfell
Bia
Vera Cruz Tradesmen Boost Prices Spark Investigation
Vera Cruz Me June Brigadier Kerel Funston announced plans to appoint a committee of Messian residents and American army officers to probe rising costs in Vera Cruz since the occupation. Complaints allege wholesalers and importers squeeze retail dealers and hotels. Some importers hold large stocks but push prices higher. If findings show such behavior General Piston may seek war department permission to sell army subsistence to individuals to restore prices.
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Vera Cruz
Kerel Funston
Messian
Piston
War Department
Envoy Arthur Enisier Blanchard Sails to Vancouver
Tokio June 6 Arthur Enisier Blanchard longtime secretary at the U S embassy sailed today on the Laurels of India from Yokohama to Vancouver en route to his new post as American minister to a destination not specified in the dispatch.
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Tokio
Arthur Enisier- Blanchard
United States
India
Yokohama
Vancouver
Faith
Batty Whitney's Harmonicon Wins Salford Borough Handicap
On June 1 Batty P. Whitney's Harmonicon won the Salford Borough handicap over furlongs with a purse of 4650 dollars. Adular placed second and Jferen finished third among a field of fourteen runners.
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Bn Land
Batty P. Whitney
Salford Borough
Bilree
Adular
Jferen
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