Deadly Wreck Caused by Rain Near Chadron Nebraska
Northwestern passenger train 606 bound from Lander Wyoming to Omaha plunged from a trestle over Cotterwood Creek after a bridge failure in a sudden rainstorm. Three cars sank. many passengers were injured or killed, with several named victims and others seriously hurt.
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Chadrot
Me Juan
F C. M. Buck
Oie Island
Bosmer
Lander
Wyo
F.M. Stewart
Gordon
Neb
R .C. Scott
Chadron
Arnold
Walter Goodell
Northwestern
Omaha
Cottertwood
Here
Yan: Ou
War Termination Debate Moves to Conference Committee
A tight vote in Congress sent the issue to a conference committee to harmonize opposing resolutions. The Senate backs repeal of the declaration of war while the House seeks a formal peace declaration. A deadlock could delay peace pending a presidential compromise.
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Senate
House
Conference Committee
Harding
Seized Guns Bound for Ireland Reportedly Found Aboard Steamer
Customs officials seized nearly 500 modern firearms alleged to be concealed aboard the steamer Eastside bound for an Irish port. Hoboken police clashed with customs officers over possession before the arms were taken to Hoboken Police Headquarters.
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Ireland
New York
Maine
Eastside
Hobokken
Hoboken
Thce
Inyo
Pueblo Receives $100000 Sanitation Allotment
Secretary Weeks authorizes a $100000 allotment for Pueblo for sanitation purposes. The action was announced in a Washington telegram from Lawrence Phipps Samuel Nicholson and Representative Guy A. Hardy, detailing the funds to be used as necessary.
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Pueblo
Cole
Weeks
United States 4
Lawrence ©. Phipps
Samuel D. Nicholson
Guy A. Hardy
Washington
Bank of Pueblo Faces Flood Audits in Pueblo
A flood era record notes the Bank of Pueblo in Pueblo undergoing audits by the state examiner as three fairs were placed under review.
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Canete One & Ae ’ Bank of Pueblo
Pueblo
Hana of State
Emery elected national commander of American Legion
John G Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously chosen national commander by the American Legion national executive committee in Indianapolis Indiana He succeeds Col Fredrick W Galbraith who was killed in an automobile accident near Boston Massachusetts Major Emery born May 4 1881 in Grand Rapids He previously served on Grand Rapids city commission
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Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion
Col
Fredrick W. Galbraith
John d Emery
Major Emery
Norris Leads Push for Packers Oversight Bill
Nebraska senator Norris, chairman of the Senate committee on agriculture, urges passage of a bill to supervise the packing industry as Packers face accusations of excessive earnings.
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Norris Scores
Washington, D.C
Bens Norris
Nebraska
Senate Committee On Agriculture
U S and Japan Begin Direct Negotiations in Washington
Washington reports direct talks between the United States and Japan with Baron Shidehara and Secretary Hughes leading the negotiations on Yap, immigration, alien land, and the return of Siam to China. The Yap issue could render further league consideration unnecessary.
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Japan
Washington, D. C
United States
Island of
Yap
Siantung
China
Baron ‘Shidehara
Hughes
League of Narions
Great Increase in Crime Across City
A fragmented report notes a broad rise in criminal activity encompassing many types of illegal acts. Officials warn that the scope of crime has extended to new practices and challenges for law enforcement.
World by Me B Welborn governor of Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank actions and governance context mention the Atlanta area with emphasis on leadership roles tied to Me B Welborn. The fragment references the governor position and Federal Reserve Bank in a historical setting.
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Me B. Welborn
The
Atlanta
Federal
Reserve Bank
Nebraska 4N Briefs Reflect Wage Drops and Local Measures
A Nebraska dispatch reports rising unemployment and lower wages for harvesters with daily pay dropping from 10 to 14 dollars two years ago to 2 to 8 today. Other notes include Sunday movie bans in Superior petitions, a July 12 special election, railroad and road reports, and state efforts on licensing, fishing laws, and dam construction.
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Ecetistics
Nebraska
Lincoln
Superior
Nisan League
Articles Association
Apie
League
Gvoment
McKelvie
Everyigbway
Snyder
Owds & Judge
Red Deer Lake
Cherry County
Norfolk
Madison
Tere Wem
Sian
George F. John
West Central
Nebraska Press
Dawson
Kieth
Devel
Garden
Perkins
Arthur
McPherson
State Board of Colegate
Ogalala
Hastings
Nationa Guard
Bration
Americania&iron
Lincolin— County ‘Commissioners
Platte River
North Platte
Cedar County
Ira Lyman
Wakefeld
James B. King
Rotl. Tafior
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Mey
Fas
W. E. Stewart
Gagé County
Oherete
Minataire
Cola
Memorial Way
Davis
Adams
Opening of thow Which Took plac was a ms the opportunit
The fragment describes openings and prospects in agriculture, noting land quality and potential for easing costs in dairy and grain production. It mentions conditions improving, access to markets, and the aim to boost wealth through farming. Several garbled phrases reference Canada, Saskatchewan, and government agents.
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Canada
Hess
Plac
Alfa
Tern
Greight
Saskatet
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