Woman shoots former lover in Kansas City murder bid
Amanda Williams shot farmer Mix in a Kansas City house at 5 10 am as he slept. Jealousy and past desertion drove the act. Williams, recently from Fayetteville Arkansas, confessed the plan after meeting Mix in the room she invaded. Williams was taken to hospital in dying condition. Mix survived. Williams is from Texas with ties to Gainoraville.
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Kansas City
Amanda Willis
Careroll Mix
Jayuttevilly
Ark
West By Street
Lneer
Williams
Mix
Jane Limenga
Yayetteville
Mis
Jay
Willams
Bud Taylor
Wirel
Sivents Vauvis
Ruth
Siva
Texas
Gainoaville
Aluna
Settling Strike Troubles in State of Colorado
Colorado Springs Colorado April 2 A cutter meeting between the Western Federation of Miners and a committee of Li PortJane employees reached a tentative schedule. Inside workers earned wage concessions and new job terms were agreed upon. The agreement signals progress in the ongoing regional strike affecting Portland area plants and involves workers at a Colorado plant in the settlement effort.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
Vetwyeon Predictons
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Murr
Ne Wester Federation of Miners
PortJane
Portland
Colordy
Two ships larger than the Minnesota reported
April reports in New London detail two vessels larger than the Minnesota, including the White Star liner Cedric. The Minnesota itself remains among the larger ships with a planned forthcoming sister ship, while the fleet’s specifications, dimensions, and construction progress are noted amid broader shipyard activity.
Narrow escape for young Vanderbilts polo rider
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt narrowly escaped injury at a Duclend academy polo event when his pony bolted and halted near a wall. The groom’s quick action saved him as the pony surged forward and he was toppled from the saddle, landing on the animal’s neck before spectators. Vanderbilt retained the blue ribbon.
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New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbil
Duclend Académy
Glow
Keeohds Haji
Grea
Marrel
Vanderbilt
Soviial
Jnoveli
American and French to defend American trade
Oldeago April news notes a cross Atlantic plan by American and French economists to counter a tariff coalition harming U S commerce. The proposed move includes a Paris based commercial newspaper, La Commerce Amerique Avec Treize Days to Europe, to foster better European relations. Key backers include Charles A Mundt Chicago H De Valcourt Lyonnais Banque directors and Treasury Secretary L M Shaw and Commerce Secretary G B Curtelyon.
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Paris
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Charles A. Mundi
Chicago
H. de Valcourt
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Senator Clark Joins Southern Pacific Interests in Rail Franchise
Los Angeles April. Senator William A. Clark of Montana has joined the Southern Pacific's effort for a blanket franchise authorizing an eighty two mile railroad system through Los Angeles. The meeting atther in Liebend Tebavegn appointed Gueland as agent for the franchise. Proceedings aimed to locate transport routes and exact company control, with Huntington noted as a key figure. The move follows the passing of G. T. Mountinglan, a founder, and signals a broader shift in the corporation’s leadership.
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Los Angeles
Wiliam A. Clark
Moton
Eyatem
Ritamrock 19 A Part Noat
Weymouth April 1 report notes a landing incident at sea involving a vessel named Shans Toca. A collision towed a lifelike object to the shore after the ship’s failed maneuver and near the seawall run.
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Ritamrock
Weymouth
Roosevelt Acts Endorsed At Albany Meeting Involving Citizenship
An April Albany gathering approved acts supporting African American rights, backing the appointment of Black individuals to public roles and affirming the duty of colored citizens to participate in the political process.
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Sehonentady
N.Y
Inah Mehl
Lost Sten Edons Train Seats Reported In NY Edits
Fragmentary AP style notice states four items on a New York train are lost or delayed as a report surfaces. The garbled text mentions seating and a person named Anthony, with unclear details about the incident and timing.
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New York
Court Finds Northern Securities Case Blocks Rail Rivalry
In a noon ruling the court voided the stock control scheme of Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads by the Securities Company holding, barring interference in elections and dividends. The decision, written by Judge Mayer, concludes the consolidation infringes interstate commerce and restrains competition, with final words outlining potential further actions and implications for railroad operation.
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Onder
Alwerew
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Wan
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Securites Company
Arnyire
Xacir
Pueille
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Tas Northen Laeifirm and Cronk
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Thayer
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Qel
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Uink
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Burlington
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Great Northern
Wil
Securities Company
Bith Companiens Soce
Angalate
Abel
Sesuvitiva Company
National Tegighiture
Congress
Uae
New Jersey
United States
Mike Crin
Funeral of Mrs Porter at American Church in Paris
A glacial state funeral for Mrs Porter, wife of a prominent American diplomat, was held at the American Church in Paris. Leaders from the French government, the diplomatic corps, and American representatives attended as mourners and dignitaries, with hymns and a formal procession marking the service.
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Ajait Honereof
Porter
Lis Diplomatin Gorps
Tlweck
Wits
Dewitt
Anthussit Hue Margen
Elsi
Ale Lof
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Tan Tanbol
Genel Dabaiss
Minver
Renin Cambor
Amd
Anduistyss
Hele Wien
Avonthers
Ambassador Towers
Berlin
Gin Er Viel
Levi Dy Morton
Conslure General
Gowdy
Comit du Toveambont
Marquia le Ghansheun
Hamar
Sualilor
Rachie
Uss Onthanandor Falinand Mondor
Hia
Anid
Saul
Vared
Yale
Amonteana
Blige Wise Insane Trial Amid Mabel Towne Case
A garbled Tamil report describes a court proceeding involving Mrs. Mabel Towne and a jury, with references to Tornshy of Ue Alendarr Liesttre and Francine. The text mentions a fatal revolts on a doorstep and a scene on a may day but remains unclear and fragments only.
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Pri
Mabel Towne
Alendarr Liesttre
Bane Francine
Heraelt Wau
Ex Mayor Album Des Moines Case Arouses Debate
Ex mayor of Des Moines faces a legal dispute over appropriations as a city inquiry widens. Officials advocate restraint while records seek clarity on payments linked to a long running project. Local residents weigh implications for governance and public trust.
Report on Roosevelt chase reveals elusive leads and scattered clues
Fragmentary notes describe a Roosevelt investigation with reporters following vague trails. The text mentions Cheyenne areas, potential sightings, and attempts to piece together events amid uncertain signals and shifting locations.
Emperor washes feet of twelve aged men in sacred rite
An account from Virmni on April 2 describes a solemn ceremony in which an emperor washes the feet of twelve elderly men. The rite includes offerings, a notable procession, and references to religious duties, with officials present such as Mrs. Sure and Secretary Ives in attendance.
Pro-Boer Englishman Elected to Parliament
Fragmented dispatch reports the April election in Jandott where a pro Boer Englishman secures a parliamentary seat. Sir Wilfrid Lawson headlines the Liberal tally with a strong majority amid student and village tensions. The piece notes Lawson’s overwhelming win and ongoing political contest.
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Samuney i U Te Mimiborne
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Gohan
Liburn
Wilfrid Lawson
Witt Om Inermu
Wilfrid Iowaou
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Iuiguet
Sowilytan
PWERERENG re KEERE WEEDS REST
A fragmentary notice describes an abort contract in the market and speculation around securities as a man named Mr. Meet Las travels to Bagge daad to reside for several months awaiting his heart permit for a 48 hour Halfor Bage fan event.
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Gael
Millun
Frye
Runa Lia
Meet Las
Cakate
Baggedaad
Halfor
Spit or Expectorate Debate At Health Board
In New York April 18 1946 the board of health confronted the spelling dispute over the term spit or expectorate. Commissioner Lederle revived a Theodore Roosevelt era memo debating preferred language for health notices and directives in ward ordinances. The letter prompts inquiry into the proper word to use in official postings and the public health response.
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Ghienga
New York
Valderle
Board of Health
Lederle
Theodorw Noosevelt
Halien
Wilton
Zoud Jéngloh
Shen al
Tieogore Roosevelt
Unclear War Event Injuries Reported After Vehicle Wreck
A garbled report describes a wreck near Waril Nation with several injured. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment mentions an exchange of voices and a response by authorities. The note hints at a blockade and a wait time of about twenty hours for a follow up.
Trolley Crash Injures Several In Jefferson Return
A trolley smash near Baatile Creek in Migh. on April 2 seriously injured Mrs. Clara Movrelinune and others. The escape of the remaining occupants was reported as well.
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Baatile Creek
Migh
Jefferson
Verosniny
Énnusher
India
Tyo ‘Illasensore
Mies
Clara Movrelinune
Alsaniet, Ninmeittona
Fighting in Mordeco fortress attack and casualties
Madrid dispatch describes a desperate assault on a fortress at Frajubt April 1. Insurgents, aided by a large force, exchanged fire with well aimed fusillades, casualties mounted as the powder supply exploded during the siege, killing many defenders and insurgents. Religious exhortations accompanied the fighting as troops attempted to carry on under heavy fire.
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Madrid
Musrwecoy
Frajubt
Wanders
Takny
New Chinese Minister Faces Public Scrutiny in Chicago
The text outlines confusion over the spelling and pronunciation of the new Chinese minister and secretary positions. It notes expectations from British observers and mentions political consent and possible public reactions in Chicago during April.
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