Destructive Storm Rips Across Central Regions Killing and Injuring Dozens
A sweeping storm from northern Texas to New York State left over 100 dead and 200 missing, with 60 dead in Alabama and extensive damage across Indiana Ohio Tennessee New York Michigan and Louisiana. Widespread destruction followed high winds hail rain and sleet. property losses exceed millions with thousands injured and many buildings torn down.
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Nome
Latrel Western
Party Panton
Dot Wallis
Belform
Alabama
Thomasville
Lower
Peachtree
Indiana
Tennessee
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Texas
Pennsylvania
Mixshaippi
Great Laken
Mestad
Taree
Wil
Appointments Declined to Foreign Posts
Dr. Charles W. Blot, Harvard president emeritus, declined Wilson’s offer to be ambassador to Great Britain, citing age and reluctance to live abroad. William P. McCombs, Democratic national chairman, stated he will not accept the role of ambassador to France and will continue leading the Democratic National Committee.
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Wamberdee
Mass
Charles W. Blot
Harvard
Wilson
Real Britain
Hoxton
Eliot
Court of St. James
MeCombs
Democratic Nival Committee
Woebington
William P. McCombs
France
McCombe
Im Menne
Wileow
Pinon ed in marsh two die in car wreck
A Syracuse party of four left in a borrowed auto and after leaving the road in the Montezuma marsh north of the city the car capsized. Miss Myrtle Freeman 23 survived after being pinned for over an hour by gasoline fumes.
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Palla
Raymond B. Hatat
Syracuse
Myrtle Freeman
Montezuma Marahhes
Here
John O'Conner
Holyoke
Mass
Wat Uharth Hember
Holst
Bhp
Musica Family to Fight Extradition in New Orleans
The Musica family will contest extradition to New York and pursue habeas corpus to secure release and recover money alleged to be theirs. Authorities hold the family as documents and property, including $76,000 found on the fugitive, deposited in the New Orleans National Bank.
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Musica
Orleans
Mur
New York
Bull
United States
Grace Mualon
Grace Musica
Fughtiver Ie
New Orleans National Bank
Pope Shows Improved Health Amid Visitors
Rowe March 22 reports the pope is improving and chatting cheerfully with his brother Menlatore, Angelo Paro, and Monsignor Paro, near the Vatican as his attendants note progress.
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Rowe
Menlatore
Angelo Saro
Monsignor
Paro
Bester
Progressive Democrats Press for Free Raw Materials
In Washington on March 22 appeals were made to President Wilson by Hemerealita and others aligned with the progressive wing. They urged free raw materials and attacked conservatives in Congress, arguing the party seeks to protect productive capacity and ease the controversy surrounding tariff and industrial policy.
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Wilson
Washington
Hemeerita
Waya
Underwood
Oklahoma Progresive Conference Debates Policy and Fusion Rumors
Ex senator Hevwekige of Indiana and speakers from Kansas addressed Oklahoma Progresives in Tale Okla. March 22. The meeting aimed to discuss policy and future plans while denying rumors of a fusion with the Democratic party.
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Tale
Okla
Mare
Hevwekige
Indiana
Kansas
Progressiven
Oklahoma
Held & Ronning
Aiato
Ehiel
Democratic Party
Chinese duo condemned to die in New York electric chair
Yee Dock and Knog Hing of the Chinese Hip Bing Tong face execution next Monday after being found guilty of murder tied to the Chinatown tong war. The jury convicted them amid difficult efforts by New York police to secure the conviction.
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New York
Yee Dock
Knog Hing
Bing Tong
Bing Hing
Chinatown
Canman
Party
Pieh Pai
Pritcipai Wlnemen Actiuet
Philadelphis
Chinatows
Fatality at Tiffin during spring gale hits Seneca County
A March 22 gale devastates property valued at $500,000 in Seneca County. William Wicks, a county primmary member, was crushed when the institution’s whiney structure collapsed.
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Seneca County
William Wicks
Prmairy
Five Killed in Gis Ohleweo Incident
An apparent mass killing occurred on March 22 in Gis Ohleweo. Engbert Coravlion, 16, a machinist, his wife, two siblings, and a brother were found dead with a detached knife in the kitchen, details from the damaged report indicate multiple fatalities.
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Ohleweo
Anober Nore
Victins
Engbert Coravlion
Machivint
Emulsion promises strength for growing children
The ad claims Scott's Emulsions strengthens bones muscles sinews and lungs aiding growth and vitality for millions of children. It emphasizes nourishment rather than overloading stomachs and touts three generations of proven results.
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Scott
Sudden Shift in Honduras Brings Leadership Crisis
President Manuel Bonilla of Honduras died suddenly after a long illness, triggering a power vacuum as Dr Francis Betran and Dr Hat rin lo stepped in. The abrupt change risks igniting wider Central American instability and potential regional conflict.
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Teguciealpa
Honduras
Manuel Bonillan
Bright
Tie
Tugly
Francis Betran
Provinional
Hatrin Lo
Almerica
Manuel Bonilla
Cortex
Pizarro
Husband Seeks Missing Wife In Circular Appeal
Washington police received a printed circular said to be from George K. Dewn, editor of the Logan company, seeking the wife of Major Sylvester, a three month bride who left for relatives. The notice describes her as 26, short, brunette, with a slown wood guage, and an orphan with neglected early life. Her husband vows to welcome her back.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Governor to push probe into white slave traffic
Governor John K Tener plans to urge the state legislature to appoint a commission to investigate white slave traffic in Harristown and surrounding areas. He discussed refining the commission’s scope, including women’s work relations, with the Chicago fee commission and state senators.
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Harristore
John K. Tener
State Senate
Chicago Yfee Commission
Tener
Pennsylvaenia
Eaid Ley
Must Pay Taxes Fifty-Two Corporations Barred From Business
Supreme Court Justice Braley restrains fifty two corporations from operating due to unpaid taxes. The ruling warns that corporations must pay state taxes or risk permanent injunctions against business activity. Observers note prior practice involved dragging injunctions during tax delinquency and urge broader enforcement to protect welfare and state revenues.
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Justion Braeley
Supreme Court
Pleasantly Surprised at Winland Home Gathering
Pleasant gathering at Clyde Winland home in Brandon Friday evening with about six dozen friends. The Winlands plan to move soon to a farm several miles west of Brandon.
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Clyde Winland
Brandon
Mre
Winland
Mt. Vernon High School
Pythian Armory
Choo
Fred Huuteberger
Charles West
Acholer Clan
M. P. Church
Byte High School Orchestra
Agricultural school celebration at University of Minnesota
Alumni of the Minnesota Agricultural College prepare for the upcoming commencement week. The programme includes a laureate sermon by Henry Wallace of Des Moines and addresses by President George H. Vincent and former presidents William W. Folwell and Cyrus Northrop.
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BL Paul
Mind
Agricultural College of
University of Minnesota
Gover
Henrry Wallace
Des Moines
George H. Vincent
The
Uiversity
William W. Folwell
Cyrus Northop
Connaughts Depart for England from Halifax
Duke of Connaught Governor General arrives in Halifax aboard the Empress of Britain to sail to England. He declines to discuss retirement rumors though hints a return to Ottawa in summer. Duchess and Princess Patricia accompany him. health concerns noted for the Duchess and timing unclear.
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Conan
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