Winnipeg Tornado Leaves Death and Destruction Across Provinces
A severe tornado struck Regina and surrounding towns causing heavy casualties and millions in damage. Officials reported dozens killed and extensive property loss including the Parliament building, telephone exchanges, and multiple homes. A relief train with doctors and repair crews was dispatched from Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Man
Tron
Parsons
Tate
Loca
West Caplist
Parliament Building
Victoria Street
Sixteenth
Eleventh Street
Albert Smith
Cromwell
Searth
Hamilton
Rose Streets
Regina
Saskateh
Qu'Appelle
Algo
Melville
Three Drowned in Des Moines River Incident
Des Moines police and friends recovered the bodies of John and William Gordon after a river search. Arthur Kaldenburg, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Kaldenburg, drowned in the Racoon river while swimming with two youths Epidet and Thomas Johnson. The Kaldenburg mother was at a funeral nearby when news reached her of her son's death.
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Des Moines
John
Wiliam Gordon
Arthur Kaidenvung
Tynis Kaldenburg
West Thirteenth Street
Flarcona
Johnson Boy
Tell
Parole Board
Meare Thomas Case
New Bar
Charlie Thomas
Bonnie Charie
State Board of Parole
Mable Scofield
Allent Ag Tle
Rand
Gulit Tram
Woman Kills Husband Then Shoots Herself in Mason City
In a crowded Mason City store the wife Mrs Curre Panke Thompson fatally shot her husband Edward Thompson then attempted to take her own life. Both died within a short time. Police say the couple had a quarrel before the tragedy occurred near a busy customer area. Evidence suggests a domestic dispute led to the deadly actions.
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Mason
Curre Panke-Thompson
Edward Thompson
Jack
Alfec
Bhi he aed. Pe ouoely, Ave Preece are oe
The readable text is fragmented with no clear person, organization, date, or event. No coherent facts to summarize into a valid news item.
State Hospital Funding Debate in Iowa Board Hearing
Discussion before the Iowa board advocates shifting state costs for state hospitals and related institutions from counties to the state treasury. Max White notes current revenues are adequate but changes could reduce county burden. Governor defends reward limits in the Villisca case and lawmakers consider tax and road issues shaping public finance and parole matters.
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Des Moines
Gobaleia
Concro
Donolster
Ptals
White
Clarindaatste Hospital
Inpane
Nebriates
Witte
Bribery claims rise as Darrow witness testifies in McNamara case
Clarence B. Darrow faces bribery accusations as witness Waldy Falloon describes a purported Darrow offer of five thousand dollars to forget evidence. The Los Angeles trial unfolds with conflicting testimonies and defense challenges over a telephonic note and court protections.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarance B. Darrow
Briba
McNamara Brothers
Quy, Hiddingar
Chicago
William J. Burns
James 5 ‘McNamura
Ortie McManigal
Wilnese
Darrow
San Francisco
Pst
Willa J. Burna
Eugene A. Clancy
Iower Cornella
McNamara
Burna
Biddinger
Mov
Clancy
Defanac
Hutton
Waldy Falloon
John ‘Th
Harrington
Falloon
Hogers
Qld
James 2. McNamars
Guitt
Thad Diadeter
Ard
Wilddinger
San’ Francisco
Widdinger
Rogers
Court
Aganst
Woman for Congress New York Nomination
July 1 to July 4 report nominating Mrs. Marie B Macdonald by local party groups for the Fourteenth District of New York. The announcement notes her as a prominent advocate and social figure, with recognition from local Democratic offices.
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New York
Marie B.macdonald
Congress
MacDonald
Roosevelt declares resolve to stay in fight for presidency
In Oyster Bay on June 28 Colonel Roosevelt says he will push his campaign against opponents he calls the big, anti-interfering influence. He lists the Chicago convention as the target and asserts few support him openly while others seek to control the Democratic convention. Comptroller William A. Prendergast asks if another man could lead the effort, Roosevelt replies decisively that he will stay in the fight to the end.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Hera
Hayling
Chicago
William A. Prendergast
City of
New York
Prendergast
Seb
Colehal
Chicden
Funk 8 Cleared by Jury in Henning Case Trial
General Manager of International Harvester B Dank was found not guilty by a jury in Judge Slusser's court. The charge involved buying and receiving the amount claimed by Mrs Josephing Henning, wife of John G Henning, who had aged for 835000. The verdict came fifteen minutes after the case was submitted to the jury.
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Misalasippi
Des Moines
Pos Moyers
Lowa
Boundary Rivers
Illinois
Mississippi
United States
Towa
Parachute Jump Event Above Hempstead Ky Details Murky
An apparent parachute jump near Hempstead Kentucky on June 28 involved a 5 000 foot drop from a Wheelet biplane. The report names J Todipas Law and Hygrold Brown of Boston as connected figures, with limited legible references to the aircraft owner and operator.
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Hempstead
J. Todipas Law
Thy
Statue of Liberty
Xoofa
Manhattan
Bod
Hygrold Brown
Boston
New Gold Strike Reported in Made Fairbanks Area
Unclear OCR text mentions a new gold strike in the Made Fairbanks Amala Jung i rNawa area with references to gold sacks and crowds rushing to a location. The fragmentary lines also cite dates and districts but details are garbled and unspecific.
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Fairbanks
Amala
Jung
rNawa
Waa
Herslag
Thurgday
Gulab
Inpoko Dlatriet
Transformation of Mesopotamian Wheat Growth Explored
A fragmented, archaic account discusses Mesopotamian wheat development and agricultural changes. It mentions altered establishments, irrigation, and perceived prosperity, noting the shift toward grain cultivation and the wider agricultural impact in the region.
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Philet
Romanos
Frantic Wisconsin Eetching Ends After Cubicus Soap
An elderly testimonial describes persistent itching on the left side of the chest and hands improving after using Cubicurs Soap Pod Ointment. The writer claims full cure and praises the product as cheap yet effective, noting it in family use.
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Heather Gonp
Belby
Smiths pond and name variants in historic usage
Fragmentary text mentions Smiths ponds and varied spellings or appellations. It notes potential dozen Smiths ponds or a villain with the same state name. The fragment hints at confusion over names and modern usage versus historic forms.
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Amerina
Smith
Glen
Jake
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice
The readable fragments describe a local notice about a sale action. Names and places are unclear. The text is incomplete but indicates a public sale or auction context and official involvement.
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George Cosean
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Platean
Infiniho
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Omats
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Burlington
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Muscatine
Courtell Mute
Vrail
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Fort Pade
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Faio’a
Moines
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Jn Jom
Bleshly
Clayton Vonoty
Winneystels County
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State Department of Justice
Permaneum
Democrats
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