Tornado Toll Rising Across Mississippi and Arkansas
Reports from Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas confirm multiple tornado fatalities and extensive injuries with towns like Jackson Mississippi Eksburg Mississippi Hi Springs Arkansas and Morrilton Arkansas listing dead and injured. Heber Oklahoma City area notes twenty to twenty five killed as destruction spreads.
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Wekson
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Eksburg
Hi Springs
Ark
Mantown
Asonia
Reenland
Jdyce
Pt Springs
Morrilston
Rock
Heber
Tornado Toll Rises Across Arkansas Provinces and Towns
Fifty are believed dead and about 250 injured as tornadoes sweep across at least ten counties in Arkansas. Destruction centers on Judsonia near Little Rock, with many homes razed and rescuers at work through the night.
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E Rock
Ark
Judsonia
Little Rock
Heber 5
Missouri and North Kansas
Arkan
Dallas County
Puth
Hot Springs
Juddite
Fif
Greenland
Agton County
Morriston
le Rock
Ress
Global dispatches record varied events across nations
Reuters reports bans on meat exports by Dutch agriculture heavy with global notes from The Hague. In Boston Calvin A Frye elected president of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Anson Pinsmore Houghton Ph D dies in Santa Cruz. Mexican vice consul Ishman Vasquez denies cross border pursuit claims. American expeditionary vanguard retires near Namiquipa. New York government rests in oil stock fraud case. Chicago Democrats win judicial tickets with major bond approvals. Presidio, Texas reports Villa bandit Juan Manchu shot. Trinidad judge dismisses subornation charges against UMWA counsel. Amsterdam reports promotions and congratulatory messages among German naval leadership. Memphis elects Thomas C Daw president of Cotton Products Analysts. Birmingham College president elected by trustees.
Germans Demand Tirpitz Recall Over Sea Fight
A Hague dispatch to the Daily Mail reports German Conservative and National Liberal leaders press for Admiral von Tirpitz recall as navy head because they disapprove of the North Sea battle results. Russians continue offensive gains with 480 officers and 25,000 men captured. forces on southwest front number 600,000 to 650,000 along a 250 mile Pripet to Roumanian border line.
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Arkansas & BS
Cass
China
von "Tait
Tirpitz
London
Daily Mail
The
Hague
von Tirpitz
Petrograd
Pripet Marshes
Roumanian
Verdun Front Attacks Repulsed at Fort Vaux
Paris reports two German attacks on the Verdun front between Fort Vaux and Damloup were repulsed by French forces. Fort Vaux endures heavy bombardment as German reinforcements surge through ravines. two infantry assaults yesterday were weaker, suggesting German losses curb vigor and prompt unit reformation.
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Fort Vaux
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Paris
Damloup
War Office
Vaux and
Train Hits Auto. Three Die Near Talbott Tennessee
Three people died when a Southern railway train struck a car at a crossing near Talbott. Victims were Dr. W. L. Tadlock 41 his wife 35 both of Talbott and their nephew Hubert Oere 25 of Harriman Tennessee.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Talbott
W. L. Tadlock
Hubert Oere
Harriman
Enn
Bay Trip Monday Night on Steamer Charles E. Cessna
The Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen Association plans a bay ride and dance on Monday June 12 aboard the steamer Charles E. Cessna. The boat departs from the foot of Dauphin Street at 8 o'clock and three hours will be spent on the water.
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Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen Association
Charles E. Cessna
Dauphin Street
Nuxated Iron Said to Boost Strength for Moran Fight
An article touts Nuxated Iron as a power and endurance enhancer linked to Willard’s prep against Frank Moran. Dr. E Sauer argues iron deficiency weakens health, urges two five grain tablets thrice daily for two weeks, claiming dramatic strength gains and many recoveries.
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Europe
Brees
Wwrw
York
Colonial Hotel
Willard
Frank Moran
Jamas Sauer
Wilis
B. Sauer
Dr. Sauer
Eight Killed in Jackson Tornado Ravages City
A Jackson tornado in the western city districts killed eight people including two whites and six Negroes, injured about fifty, damaged nearly 250 homes, and caused over 150000 dollars in damages. The storm struck the southwest suburbs and tore a path over 100 yards wide. The state deaf and dumb institution suffered partial destruction and several large residences were wrecked.
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Jackson
Miss
Jelks
Henry Demott
State Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Bailey Avenue
Sedt
Frisco Reorganization Plan Approved by Missouri Commission
The Missouri public service commission approved the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad reorganization plan submitted by New York bankers but excluded the seven trustees voting the stock. Reorganization managers will seek court validation of the voting trust, while steps to complete the road’s reorganization as a Missouri corporation proceed.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri Corporation
St John’s Sunday School Outing to Fairhope on Bay Steamer
St John’s Episcopal Sunday school hosts an all day trip to Fairhope aboard the bay steamer Cessna. The boat departed from Dauphin street at 9 a m and will return from Fairhope at 5 p m with an orchestra and dancing aboard. Bathing opportunities are planned at Fairhope.
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ST. John’s Sunday School
Fairhope
St. John’s Episcopal Sunday School
Cessna
Dauphin Street
Result Games Southern Meet Impacts Wet Grounds
The report notes scattered results from mobile to Little Rock with wet fields affecting play. It lists several scores across cities such as Chattanooga Birmingham New Orleans and Boston with various pitchers hitters and managers named, highlighting a weather impacted set of games and rain delays across the circuit.
Score Ledger From South Atlantic and International Leagues
In South Atlantic games at Columbia Albany won 9 to 6 while Charleston beat Macon 8 to 0 and Augusta defeated Columbus 8 to 6. Jacksonville edged Montgomery 65. In International play Baltimore routed Newark 15 to 4 while Richmond topped Providence 14 to 8. Toronto Rochester and Montreal Buffalo games were rained out.
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Columbia
Albany
Charleston
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Montgomery
North Carolina League Scores From Three Cities
In Durham Greensboro edged Durham 4 to 3 while Charlotte defeated Raleigh 6 to 0 and Winston Salem routed Asheville 8 to 2.
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North Carolina League
Durham
Greensboro
Charlotte
Raleigh
Winston- Salem
Asheville
Today’s Southern Association Games Listed
Schedule lists Mobile at Little Rock under cloudy skies. New Orleans at Memphis with overcast conditions. Games also show Birmingham at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston New York at St Louis rain. Washington at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit under clear or varying skies.
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Yuan Shi Kai Dies in China Prompting Line of Succession
Peking reports Yuan Shi Kai president of the republic died today after illness and nervous collapse. Premier Tuan Chi Jui informed vice president Yuan Heng of succession. The death ends the political crisis as revolts in the south back Yuan Heng to lead.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Tuan Chi Jui
Yuan Heng
China
Washington
Tigers win over Washington in three straight 3 2
Harry Covaleski outpitched Walter Johnson as the Tigers beat Washington 3 to 2. Vitt three base defense starred. New York Giants drop extra inning loss to Cincinnati Reds, 2 to 2, in ten innings. Yankees dump White Sox 8 to 2 behind timely hits. Bartow, Covington, and Martina struggle for Birmingham as they lose 8 to 1. Kores doubles drive in three for Atlanta in a first-inning surge. Vols crush Crackers 14 to 1 with Keres driving in six.
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New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Toney
Benz
Baker
Yankees
Chicago White Hose
Nick Cullop
Tex Covington
Birmighee Barons
Gull
Lindsay
Martina
Covington
Kores
Atlanta
Vols
Crackers
Keres
Weather Doubt Clouds Mobile Little Rock Series Start
Rain halted the opening game in Mobile and unsettled weather may force a doubleheader later. Travelers and Gulls plan a possible second game today, with a left handed pitcher likely to start for the Gulls if play resumes.
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Mobile Little Rock
Gulls
Mobile
Charley Starr
Allen
Chattanooga Lookouts
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