Lincoln Tornado Strikes Town Causing Roof Damage
A funnel shaped cloud passed over Lincoln as a cyclone tore roofs off buildings and caused widespread damage. One man was carried about 150 yards but escaped serious injury, with no loss of life reported. Communication and rescue efforts followed as streets remained chaotic and trees were downed.
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Winiam
Mik, May JR
Wien
Grivins
Horace
Liscoln
Aires
LL. Weedry
B. Abbott
Etoccmn
Eepond
Waarlbtedels
Washington Debates Bond Issues and Federal Role
The article discusses constitutional questions over bond issues and the federal authority to act with Congress. It notes that discussions focus on the balance of powers, duties of duty and taxation, and the potential implications for financial questions and tariff policy.
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Washington, Ste
Molmere
Neithy
Ersthipactine
History of Melton and the Kansas connection in a 19th century tale
An old narrative chronicles Lawrener Melton tied to Santa mrad ved tales from a state normal school era. It notes a young man with chismraitip and hints at a link between Kansas and local figures, mentioning a Sastar Peffer and a Catalan correspondent from Develas county. The piece blends personal life with regional names and historical hints from the era.
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Lawrener
Jona Mito
Ter
Ber
Haber
oRlin
Miles
Sastar Peffer
Develas County
Furgishad
Cuba
Allies Sey
Cimmercal Gasette
Japan Boosts Warship Output Amidst Freight Delays
Reported from San Francisco in May, Japan accelerates ship production. Officials note contracts for constructing war vessels rise as the United States estimates reach 3,900 to 4,000 burdened ships. Names include W. Dickey and Chimoe of Philadelphia with reference to Pewee menileinen and general projects at Palace hotel discussions.
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San Prancisco
Orina
Jape
Garmerth
Willlangent
W. Dickey
Menileinen
United States
Palacy
Japai
Japan pushing ahead in trade clash with Europe and Orient
A dispatch from San Pratelédo notes Japan’s ahead push in oil and steel, with military and industrial aims tied to Europe and the Orient. It discusses potential impacts on the United States economy and hints at broader competition in the Pacific and Atlantic markets.
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Europe
San Pratelédo
W. Copman
Foner
Miditary
Ville Chinputiiten
Caperne
Chretien
Miss Emma Juch Sick at Choral Symphony Event
The text reports illness of soprano Miss Emma Juch during a Choral Symphony Society event with medical personnel summoned. Other names appear as participants or attendees, but details are garbled. The note mentions Miss Gifford and a red soldier in the symphony and suggests disruptions or delays in the program.
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Lows
Mey i
Choral Eympnomy Society
Notdieu
Ichaffeicr
Chomeo
Siprano
Miss Duen
Gifford
Gifford Hae Reeenkts Weared Deeiach Soqroeder
Somuerte
Chitines
Mall Service Change Between Wichita and Ellsworth
Maintenance ordered between Wichita and Ellsworth on the Frisco line. Partial correspondent report notes a transportation alteration effective May 30 as directed by the Warhaton department.
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Wichita
Ellaworth
Frisco
fLlleRy Oorst
Ohio Ceremony Opens War Flags Display in Columbus
Ohio government buildings and houses are decorated as 300 war regimental flags from the state are to be preserved and carried to Gi parede tomorrow. National Community for Walker arrives Thursday. A new text introduced by J. Me pre Bryne at Columbus discusses displaying posts and lamps to honor and consider veterans.
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Ohio
Colonine
Sromuipment
Department of Ohio Cd. R
Walker
J. Me
Fragmented OCR Note Shows Demolition and Names
Partial readable lines mention a demolition and a storm related event with several names and places. The text references mineral water and a steam laundry, plus a postal or street address at 412 W Eighth Ave in Rye, with scattered phrases about shirtwaists and a factory.
Senate Debates Santa Monica Harbor Plan Stall
A Senate clash over a deep water harbor for California pits Santa Monica against San Pedro and a Huntington road project. Senator Frye leads opposition to federal aid while urging a commission to decide harbor site. debate centers on funding and strategic benefits with California politics and coastal interests driving the stalemate.
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Washington
Senate
California
Santa Monium
Houthern Pactio
San Petro
Sefuter Frye
Conmigeree Committee
Nnally
Santu
Ran
Prye
Caphiin Taylor
Santa Mysia
Cupndic
Taylors
Ratetat
San College
Pedro
Monica
Huntington
Santa Munters
Ae Daelrett
Neg Hebel
United States
Frye
Banta Monte Harbor
Wuntineton
Perky Cis
Cals
Croker
Rotter Pacific
Burpur
Mirmar
Mr. Frye
White
Funtington
Witke
Monhia
Suritey
Santa Moles
Tipon
Harbers
Sinter
Secretary Morton Visits Pacific Coast State
Sterling Morton, secretary of agriculture, on a Pacific coast tour as guest of his son Park Morton, predicts the Democrats will endorse the coming administration. Morton plans to stay in the city about a week and return to San Proadeoh tonight.
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Olersland
San
Atolileon
Local court sentences man to imprisonment for six months
Judge Murphy finds the defendant guilty in a Missouri case involving a suspected pool room incident. The court imposes six months imprisonment with likely related penalties as part of the sentence. Names and precise locations are readable but garbled in the OCR.
Allen County Convention Chooses Slate for Congress
Delegates at an Allen City convention named a congressional slate with LT. Purcell of Gov and EP. Robinson of O2 as electors. The event featured speeches by Reeder and Lewis, with prominent attendees including Jim Troutman and Tom Potter. The platform endorsed a bimetallic currency policy and calls for state support of mining revenues.
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Ill City
Kan
Beloit
Congress
Uther
LT. Purcell
Gove
EP. Robinson
Flo. Kevei
WA. Reeder
Fhittips
McNair
Joe Heeler
Dolness
Herder
the. Lewis
Phillie
Ellie
Reeder
Jim ‘Troutman
Tom Potter
Boul
W. Moor
Matton
Peterund
Tre Pases
Cy Teland
McKinley
Dawes
Stave Au- Altor
George Cule
Simone
Victore
Republian
Sound Money and Mac Cerin Debate on Currency Reform
Fragmented OCR text discusses currency policy and a convention with candidates and platform statements. It references honest money, minting standards, and opposition to debasement while advocating gold backing and national monetary stability. Names and exact events are unclear due to OCR issues.
Baby Cannot Ride In Disturbing Chicago Incident
In Chicago on March 13 officials report a disturbing case involving a baby and adults linked to a disorderly event. Medical experts say the actions are rapid and harmful to the child, prompting a police investigation and calls for legal scrutiny of the involved parties.
Graham is Found Cause of Girls Death and Flea
Graham is accused in Pittsburg Kansas of causing the death of four colored girls and abducting a 13 year old white girl Pollard. Proceedings question whether four suspects should hang, with Jefferson City news noting Stone has stayed sentencing and an appeal is being pursued. A separate medical claim and advertisements appear in the page.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
el Faas
GH Graham
Pinskirs
Kan
el Paso
Wate
Bidnner
Langley airdrome flight proof grounds for future air travel
Washington May 13 public statement confirms Langley dying machine experiments with Prof Samuel P Langley of the Smithson Institute. A flying machine described as a large steam powered bird rose from the Potomac and circled, then alighted on the river. Details emphasize a historic demonstration by Langley and ally Alexander Graham Bell.
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Washington
Samuel P. Langley
Smithsonlad Institute
Langley
Alex Granta Bell
Motamac
Ae Uberty
Luneley
Iliot
Alexander Graham Ball
Ito
Bryan vs Rosewater Debate on Money Question in Omaha
Preliminary rounds are finished for a debate between Edward Rosewater and WY J Bryan on the money issue. It will be held May 11 at Creighton The and will be conducted under Republican Timers League supervision with Judge Gregory presiding. About 200 tickets will be issued to bankers city and county officials and labor leaders. Speeches will run about twenty minutes with timekeepers to enforce limits.
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Nebraska
Wia
Jeneth
Prohibition Convention Rates to Pittsburg
Prohibition organizers announce train service from St Louis to Pittsburg via Vandolin Pennsylvania Short Lines with solid trains from St Louis Union Station to Pittsburg Union Station. Contact W F Bruneer for details. Wichita may get a new bank with Mr A Jiles planning capital and reestablishment efforts.
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Vandolin-Pensieylvania
St. Louis
May Land
Vuniaila-Pennesllvania
St. Louis Union Station
Pittsbore Union Station
W. F. Brutnéer
A OG. P Agt
le Louis
Wichita
Newpop and the baby cause rifts in marriage scene
Newpop quarrels with his wife over affection for the baby while she laments lack of love for herself. He defensively wonders if Solomon’s wives ever truly understood women as she storms out in despair after a heated exchange about love and devotion.
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Mira
Newpop
Kisme
Mra
Second Pines
George Nesepop
Dan
Dake
Newpoy
Newpup
Newnes
Solomon
New York
Consumption Must Go Discovery of a New Consumption Cure
May 13 report on Dr W A Sheppard’s inhalation based device to treat consumption. Cylindrical apparatus delivers air to lungs, claiming cure rates of 7 percent in first stage and 49 percent in the second. visitors from prominent circles observed patients and praised progress, suggesting prior incurability doubts were misplaced.
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W. A. Sheppard
Thin City
A. Hi. Lowrin
News
J. 5. Wise
George 3
Dnews
Bigity Scientific Society
Armour's Crooked Work At Armour Co Court Probe
A Chicago board of trade inquiry labelled Armour & Co operations at fault in wheat handling. Directors called meetings to discuss alleged warehouse mismanagement and profits tied to wheat shortages. The case cites inability to purchase wheat at fair market prices and potential misconduct by executives.
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Gade
Marenrcontio
Armour 4 Co
Armour & Co
Becine
le Sane
Warlike City Officials At Council Meet In Fury
A May 1 council meeting in Hammond devolved into violence as a mob attacked officials. Ex-Councilman Fred W. Newell suffered a struck head, Theo Ablesidort lost teeth, Charles Boekhert and Andre Konstekd faced injuries, and Charles Speichert had eyes gouged amid chaotic brawling by bystanders.
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Hammond
Dt Council
Utanery Citiman
Counhelimen
Fred W. Newell
Charles Boekhert
Theo
Ablesidort
Andre Konstekd
Frank Boutuer
Charles Speichert
Denver bank to resume as American National reopens
The American National Bank of Denver, recently failed, is expected to reopen in early May. Depositors with funds due will receive cash payments, and a liquidation process is noted with some proceeds and interest arrangements. The article mentions the bank’s activities and urges caution amid the ongoing resolutions.
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Denver
Tte
American Natimat Bank
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