WRECK AND RUIN AT Guthrie FLOOD DESCRIBES AFTERMATH
Night closed in with hundreds of people still missing or stranded as floodwater swept Guthrie Oklahoma. Rescue work resumed at dawn while relief centers fed and sheltered about 1,500 homeless. more than 4,000 dollars in aid had arrived. Dozens of houses wrecked and bodies recovered or feared lost as townspeople searched debris and riverbanks for victims. Names of drowned include Anne Kaiser a schoolteacher George J. Cathown Charles Butner Hustus McGill Lena Burk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Gattanwood Valley
Sversarn
Guynie
Cathille Academy
Renat
Deurix
Amun
E'Dlotk
Enehn
Anne Kaiser
Wens
George
Cathown
Oni
Charles Butner
Hustus McGil
Lena Burk
Mre
James Watt
Dire
Weasley McGill
Sitren
Juan Meta
List of Names Appearing in Untitled Document Fragment
The fragment lists individuals including Devil Clemens, FP.E Houghton, Airs. Lewis Denny and three children, John Garden, Mrs Watking and son, Mrs Kit Watson and five children, five children of Mrs Pittman, Mee Frances Moore, Frank Mater, Joh Beard, Mra Sue Wilson, Jennie Taylor, Sammie Jackson, Sirs George Calhoun, George Smithers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil Clemens
Ore
E Houghton
Airs
Lewis Denny
John Garden
Watking
Kit Watson
Pittman
Mee
Frances Moore
Frank Mater
Joh Beard
Sue Wilson
Jennie Taylor
Sammie Jackson
George Calhoun
George Smithers
Ralli Rules As Their Hero General and Adviser
A concise look at Ralli's role as hero, general, and adviser within the organization. The piece outlines leadership, strategic influence, and the balance of command and guidance attributed to Ralli in pivotal moments.
Greeks Rally as Delyannis Forms New Cabinet in Athens
Thousands cheer the premier upon leaving parliament as M. Delyannis plans a new cabinet and policy. In Athens a massive 16,000 crowd surrounded the parliament, with cries of approval and disapproval as deputies adjourned after a second failed session.
Death Toll Drops After Flood Disaster In Wichita
In Wichita on April 3 a swift river flood devastated Guthtie and surrounding districts. Officials estimate up to 25 deaths, with Mrs Fannie Hartin and several drowned rescuers named among the dead. Hundreds of homes wrecked, fifty or more missing, and property losses near one hundred thousand dollars. Relief efforts underway with aid reaching inundated areas and provisions distributed to survivors in private homes.
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Wichita
Guthtie
Bre
Fannie Hartin
George Gwen
Othiers
Frank Meets
Sirs
Ella Doras
Jane Watt
Francis Moore
Drummond
Dennis
Airs Watson
Peepie-Abe
Ty & Wroathurst
Santa Fe Track Wiped Out Leaving Oklahoma Lines Cut
Trains on the Santa Fe in Oklahoma run only to Mulhall and Seward with no connections beyond. Track washed between Seward and Mulhall and parts of the line up to a half mile from the right of way. Superintendent Dilan is at Guthrie directing repairs. A parallel washout on the Choctaw near Oklahoma City blocks the connector to the Rock Island line.
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Wichita
Ken
Santa Fe
Oklahorms
Mulhall
Guthrie
Seward
Eamond
Mulhil
Dilan
Croctaw
Seven Ilew
Oklahoma City
Sante Pe
Rock Island
Flood Threatens Kansas Rail Lines and Towns
A Star special from Independence Kansas reports major river overflow with Elk River and Verdieris rising fast, flooding tracks west of Elk City and washing out sections near Chanute. Passenger service from Baras city was forced to terminate at Chanute to reach westbound routes.
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Kansas City
Independence
Kansass
Aevern Placer
Sind
Elk Pity
Bareas City
Chanute
Omer
Purpose of Tonights Concert at the Auditorium Fundraiser
A local chorus plans a concert to raise funds for the Judes Festival Auditorium Fund to support the auditorium and prize offerings during the festival week. Singer E G Lockwood won a judgment against Kansas Mutual Life Insurance for 62 plus interest, totaling 44. Governor Pingree vetoed the Danovan curfew bill, deeming it state interference in domestic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
le Fer
Judes Festival Auditorion
Ax Hocltlona
Lockwood
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Court of Appeals
Fingree
Lansing
Mich
Anil
Pingree
M C A Denver Meeting and Royal News Items
The M C A selects Denver Col as convention meeting site and secretary choices are noted. Queen Regent Maria Christina is ill with nervous prostration. Senator Orville H Platt of Connecticut weds Jennie P Hoyt at the bride’s home in Upper Montclair New Jersey.
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Denver
Alm
Regiatar
Thom Selim
Ala
Col
London
Madrid
Maria Christina
C. H. Platt
Washington
Orville H. Platt
Connecticut
Jennie P. Hoyt
Upper Mount Clair
Why the Navy Is Worthless The Sultan's Minister Stole Funds
A Berlin dispatch reports Bassam Pasha, long Turkish minister of marine, allegedly looted 4 to 40 million marks yearly from naval funds. The sultan ordered an investigation amid fear the navy could not operate in the Greek warship crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berlin
von Hot Pasha
Bassam Pasha
Hofe
Delyannis Stands Firm Over Assembly Quorum
In Athens on April 29 Delyannis the premier said the lack of a quorum in the legislative assembly was caused by opposition deputies and expressed hope that enough deputies would attend to allow the house to proceed with business.
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Athens
Legislative Assembly
Gallerie
M. Delyannis
Parliament House
M. Rati
Pirllanent House
Hyhojee
M. Zalmis
Exeli
Cor
M.fant Giging
Ther
Ette Iin
Palzer
Hoposition Party
Val
M. Ralik
Siond
M_ Delyannils
Fireek
Ambitious government keynote vows steadfast rule
The speaker defends continued governance amid crisis, stating the nation cannot abandon its past and will not resign unless the chamber withdraws confidence. He asserts only a deliberate vote of no confidence, or a chamber expression of loss of trust, could force a change in leadership.
Indignation in Constantinople Over Rumors of Mutiny and Reforms
An official statement from the Sublime Porte denies rumors of mutiny by imperial troops at Finapada and Altunjaim, praising Ottoman discipline. It notes foreign press testimony as unfounded, cites measures to curb abuse, and discusses Turkey’s war gains and reform pressures. Suggested exchanges include Cretan obligations and frontier rectifications, with Cape Puntas viewed for potential restoration and indemnity talks for Greece.
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Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Finapada
Altunjaim
Hater Pasha
Corky
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
Crete
Cape Punts
Peevésh
Gulf of Arta
Greece
Rioters in Athens Move Toward Palace After Arms Demand
A dispatch from Athens reports mounting unrest as crowds demand arms after the government withholds them. A leader of the opposition urged restraint while Mali, hailed as a hero, helped prevent a broader riot. demonstrations at the palace ended peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Athelhe
Athens
Pirgens
Herm
Greece
Mali
Lupular Orafore
Nolay
TERMS OF PROPOSED PEACE WILL EVACUATE CRETE ISLAND
A high standing diplomat says Greece cannot resist due to finances and will likely evacuate Crete and Thessaly with Turkey’s retreat and a European summons. The plan may include a judicial council to address German bond concerns and provide Turkey with immunity for mobilization.
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Paris
Diplomatic Corps
Greece
Europe
Thessaly
Turkey
Hep
Bloody Blunders as Stampede Clashes Hit Salonika
In Salonica during April 73 the hero team from Larissa led a rear guard rescue as troops advanced. A stampede near the front injured Greek soldiers and killed several children, amid encounters between Italian volunteers and Greek forces.
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Salonica
Aspen
Larissa Cay
Pupa
Tiallen
Conquering Turks Readied for Attack at Sea
Volo reports April 743 as Greeks flee the town with women and children evacuated by sea. Foreign consulates have lowered flags as British and Italian ironclads lie anchored in the harbor.
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Volo
Hritich
Tralian
King Requests Delyannis Resign As Premier
In Athens on April 29 the king summoned Premier Delyannis and ordered his resignation. The monarch then entrusted the opposition leader with a subsequent action.
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Athens
M. Delyannis
Hier
Wanderers Pursue a June Pilgrimage to California Labor Haven
The Record outlines a Coxey style unemployed army planned to travel from Chicago toward Utah and California. Debs and railroad leaders reportedly back a cooperative commonwealth in which production is communally owned. In Stockton, unemployed men seized a freight train bound east, stayed aboard after clashes with locals, and faced possible arrest amid efforts to transport them toward the western United States.
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Chicago
Coxey
Belne
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Eugene V. Debs
Utah
Stockton
Cal
Lodi
Galt
Letfingwell Wee
Sheri Wall Tee
Selenie & Train
Lettingwell
Sherif Cristiznam
Wall
Heaoa
Lellingwell
Lah
Lod
Kingsbury
Pacife
Stockten
Japanese anger over Hawaiian emigrant land denials sparks tensions
Reports from San Francisco describe Japan alarmed by Hawaii's refusal to allow Shinshin Maru emigrants to land. Tokyo orders warships to Honolulu to enforce Japanese rights while US actions, including the Philadelphia's voyage, provoke official Japanese criticism and warnings of potential annexation. Telegraph communications between Tokyo and Washington discuss the dispute and implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
Logo Kenche
Kote
United States
Philadelphia
Hunoiu
Chuna
England
Hawaiian Republic
Sekai No Nison
United States Legation
Tokio
Boom in Building Promises Topeka Growth at Sixth Street
Topeka enters a building boom as Kemper and Paxton plan a 225 by 120 foot department store on the Sixth Street corner, aiming to outpace all western stores in size. Ground ownership by Cole K. Helliday, with work to begin within a month, while other brick rooms rise at Seventh and Jackson and Mulvane-Leon block advances.
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Oeast
Kansas
Model Supply Company
Sixth
Quincy
Kemper & Paxtons
Ussue
Farge
Hamilton Helpicc
Paxton
Journal
Cole K. Helliday
Mr. Paxton
Col Holiday
Seventh and
Jackson Streets
G. W. Herron
Seventh Street
Jackson Bioget
Jackson
Hermin
Fire Station
Jackson Street
Hulldine
Business Creck
Herron
Mulvane-Leon
Tramei Intely
Utie Metaceeas
Stony Howe
Tio
Topeka
Forral
Where Is Tom Tucker Dreamed To Be Seen
J W Tucker a traveling salvaman for Bursery convern reported dreams of his missing son Thomas Tucker believed to be in the county jail area. He visited the jail to confirm the sighting and said he will stay several days watching the jail for Tom’s appearance.
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J. W. Tucker
Bursery Convern
Whit Blosom
Hiawath
Tyepeka
Prrak Leech
Thomas Tucker
Tucker
Tom
Warmer Tomorrow Forecast Prompted by Weather Observer
Weather observer Jennings notes clearing skies will bring warmer temperatures tomorrow. Forecasters expect frost tomorrow morning. Yesterday’s rainfall measured 0.27 inches as crowds gathered to view the map indicating changing conditions.
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Jennings
Bank failure case shocks Ledate town in 1900s
Banker John J. Sheldon vanishes after a mass of debts and a bank assignment. Chicago reports say he drowned himself after planning a voluntary liquidation of assets estimated at about 300000 dollars with creditors, families, and local merchants affected by the collapse. The town reels as court actions and estate issues unfold, with many losses tied to Sheldon’s bank and missing assets.
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Chicago
Johm &. Sheldon
Lewis
Toda I
Sheldon
First National Bank
Elde
Rhirldun Broushy
Ledate
Troquois
Pena Sheblon
Edward Siocush
Caphaliet Are
Fasnie Nradley
Shensrusht
John G. Sheldon
Brutivy
John
Watselin
Susidon
Loguins
John S. Sheldon
Misa Ada
John H. Moffet
Paxton
Wille
Albrney Moffer
Chicago Banka
Chrigike Gs m Leet
Moffet
Wuleide
Shelton
Congregational Church
Lada
Denver Turners Seek Travel Change for National Turnfest
The Denver Turners, 159 strong, plan a special train to St Louis for the national turnfest but may not ride with the main Denver group or in a special car unless current arrangements are altered. The Tootka delegation has agreed to go to St Louis over the Santa Fe line.
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Denver
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Grece
Delyannis
Wanderers
California
Uieh
Marty
Socinisers
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Leftingwell
Japan
Tom Tucker
Loda, Il
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