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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
6
Severe storms ravaged Missouri and Ohio as tornadoes caused heavy damage and casualties. Officials report at least twenty nine deaths with numerous injuries and widespread destruction across multiple counties and towns, prompting emergency response and warnings.
Western Newspaper Union reports a severe storm devastating towns and rural areas across the region. At least thirteen deaths are confirmed with widespread destruction in Bates County and Sedalia Missouri, including the destruction of homes and loss of children in Merwin where Henry Cameron’s house collapsed killing his three children.
Governor W. R. Stubbs reports that a tornado struck Havenville Ohio tearing down the church spire during services. The storm raged through the capital part of Ohio leaving hundreds homeless and causing about one million dollars in damage.
Turmoil and fighting spread across Cantorn Cutia and Havana governance tensions as rival forces clash. Marines move between fronts while civilians face disruption and violent provocation. In Central City Colorado heavy snow blankets the region with persistent rain and flood fears.
The report notes Governor Oddie and Nevada appointing George Wingfield to replace George Nixon as U S senator while California considers capital punishment abolition petitions. It mentions a November general election in Nevada and a proposed price fight bill in Arizona.
The article reports a looming veto of the army bill that would remove General Woot from army leadership. It notes political turbulence with mentions of Taft, congressional actions, and reactions from the State Department as U S concerns span governance, rail safety, and international questions amid a broad, fragmented set of notices and rumors.
Pronk Goted, an American champion, defeats Gus Beboentein of Baltimore to claim the featherweight title. The match featured Irish influence and signals prep for a potential clash with world underweight champion Johnny Kilbane as preparations intensify over the coming weeks.
Amid global unrest, reports cite Cuban leader Gomes urging arms, naval battles sink the bannered ship near Charbourg, with crews lost and deep water swallowing scores. Domestically, New Jersey strikes and labor unrest, Pittsburgh trade, and Texas division talk ripple through a crowded front page.
In Deming Roamer Gold and Copper Mining Company files for incorporation with $600,000 capital. In Organ, Organ Mountain Mining Company also files papers with $2,000,000 capital. Marriages noted in Roswell and Washington, D C.
Ridger L. Hewett head of the School of American Archaeology at Banta PY and expo director returns from Guatemala with Maya artifacts and replicas of the Lecuplo ty for the San Diego exposition.
Clovis experiences a violent clash as a mob targets Black residents, arresting several and prompting state police protection. The governor vows stringent action and support for authorities as further arrests are anticipated and tension remains high in the area.
Governor Bigns dixty signed a slate of bills including the corruption and primary reform measures while resisting certain proposals. The legislative package covers finance, corporate law, education, utilities, and new public works provisions, with debates over oversight and jurisdiction.
A Las Vegas fire swept through multiple establishments including the Mackola Opera, Romero Mercantile, Las Vegas Mercantile Company offices, and the Dunziger Drothern store. The blaze began in the opera house causing extensive damage to buildings valued at about 120,000 with unknown ignition source.
A contested race ends with Albert Pall and Thomas C Tron vying for the Senate seat. Fall, a Democrat and Torus resident, secures a six year term, succeeding Pall and Tron. The election marks a sharp shift in the state’s political balance as Washington signals begin.
Fragmented reports from Silver City and surrounding regions describe new deposits planned and later abandoned in Silver City, road work toward Red Rock, and a rail league shakeup. Other items note deaths, legal actions, a Fourth of July program, and public health closures in Roswell and Taos.
A fragmentary scan discusses Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and its claimed health benefits for women, framed as a promotional anecdote. The text mingles promotional language with stray dialogue and narrative hints of a rural setting and supernatural imagery.
A garbled report from the Coloby club quotes Darwin as Girla Read Hien discussing intellectual girls and fashion. The text is largely incoherent with nonsensical phrases about education and reverent seniors, yielding little clear fact or event.
An old outdoor life column recounts curing stomach issues by quitting coffee and tea and using Postum drink. A reader describes severe tea caffeine effects, weight loss, and eventual health regain after switching to Postum, asserting restored appetite and strength.
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