Lake storm kills ten in Cleveland area on June first
A violent lake storm in northern Ohio killed ten people and left many missing and injured. In Cleveland harbor ships were damaged and streets flooded as trees toppled and windows shattered. Seven drowned in Lake Erie near the city, three more died at Lorain, with rescues by lifeboats and lifesavers noted amid widespread destruction.
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Conneau Reaches Rome in Thunder as Aviator Lands
Rome June 1 Guns boomed as Lieutenant Conneau landed in a storm at Monti Parioli aerodrome. Lightning flashed and crowds cheered while officials and clergy surrounded the aircraft awaiting examination.
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Clyie Dignitanes
White slavery tale from Wheeling area shocks Ohio river shore
Sarah Huggins, 17, found unconscious on the Ohio river shore, tells of a white slavery network centered in Wheeling with nearby areas feeding the ring. The frail girl from New Martinsville says she was lured from a Moundville glass factory, beaten when she resisted, and fears for others entrapped by similar methods. In Toledo, Judge Chittenden denies defense motion on one indictment count while allowing continuation on another.
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Lightning strike burns nurse in Gt Clairsville
In Gt Clairsville Ohio on June 1 Adda Morgan, a 6 nursing, was badly burned when lightning struck the telephone line. She was knocked across the room. a shoe ripped off and her dress ripped. Her left ear and the halo on that side were burned. Around the same day Justice John Marshall Harlan, of the United States Supreme Court, celebrated his seventy eighth birthday in Washington.
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Trouble Settled Atla College Rowe Reinstated After Quarrel
Atla June 1 Isador Roth and Chester Rowe, two students suspended for a college fracas, are reinstated. Roth, from Erie Pa would have faced 960 000 left by his father if he failed to graduate with his class. President Smith aims for fairness and high standards. Marietta June 1 Miss Lillie Aall 16 died at her home from a self inflicted bullet wound after a quarrel with a cousin.
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Soldiers killed near palace in Managua blast
Managua June 1 reporting nearly a score of soldiers killed when Las Lomas fortifications overlooking the capital were blown up. The presidential palace and other buildings were damaged. Wild excitement and rumors of a liberalist plot targeting the palace spread.
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Beechy Attacked in Bluffton County
Lima dispatch reports Beechy, a leading Bluffton resident, stabbed in the back by an unidentified assailant. He lies in serious condition as authorities search for the attacker amid a bloody scene and unclear motive.
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Impenetrable Kid Glove Burglar Vanishes Amid Jersey Sleuths
New York dispatch reports a famed burglar with 35 robberies escaped a large Jersey City manhunt. In Bergen section, fourteen detectives surrounded two houses after he smashed a window but the burglar slipped away unseen.
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Fire damages property as savings saved by landlord
In Lima a blaze caused $20,000 damage to the Stumeta black building. June L-kneen escaped in night clothing via aerial ladders and fire escapes. Mrs. May Henson, landlady, saved pillows but stopped when she drew $560 from them amid the efforts to control the fire.
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Strikes Overrun Pennsylvania Miners Hearings
Miners and labor reps accuse coal firms in West Moreland PA of hostile actions. House Rules Committee to hear company reps after strikers report arrests and deadly shootings. Witnesses claim company property roads are patrolled by company deputies and more than 20 strikers shot dead. New York case involves Carmine Tom bing confessing to murder and robbery of Angelo Leone with details of the killer’s actions and theft.
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Derby Ends In Regular Deluge At Epsom Downs
Sun Star owned by J S Joel with G Stern riding won the Derby amid a terrific thunderstorm and downpour at Epsom Downs. Lord Derby's Steadfast finished second and Captain Forester's Royal Tender third as thousands sought shelter and transport in a chaotic end to Derby day. Joel's party netted nearly half a million dollars in bets from the heavy wagering.
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Prosecutions Hinted After Supreme Court Rulings
Washington June 1 Attorney General Wickersham told the House committee the courts recent tobacco cases may prompt criminal prosecutions under the Sherman act. He disclosed fees from a sugar trust case and admitted advising U S Steel during 1905 to 1909 while at Strong Cadwalader.
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Unsolved Murders Puzzle Chicago Police
Chicago police face two murder mysteries as Charles Reilly a 56 year old union printer is found with a crushed skull behind his home with no robbery. A well dressed man about 30 to 35 later dying in county hospital is identified only as Michaelson with incomplete records.
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Michaelson
Slashes Rival's Nose in Cincinnati Incident
Mamie Grievous suffered a severed nose and numerous wounds to the arms and breast in an assault by rival Tur ner. She was rushed to City Hospital where surgeons repaired the nose and closed wounds with many stitches. Former Governor N Haskell remained under opiate influence throughout the day, with only relatives admitted.
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Postmaster Arrested For Misappropriating Funds
June 1 Frank Garr, postmaster of this city, is under arrest charged with appropriating 500 dollars for his own use. He allegedly took money not his own, made good the shortage, but still faced arrest following an investigation.
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