Not a House Left Standing in Woodward Oklahoma Turmoil
Woodward Oklahoma May 11. At least eight killed and many injured as a massive tornado devastates areas in northwestern Oklahoma. Deaths reported near Arnett and Little House with widespread destruction across Bills, Woodward, Major, and Dewey counties. Communication cut off, only stage reports provide partial details. Mutual and Little Robs are among the nearest and farthest affected towns.
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Woodward
Okla
Oklahoma
the Dent
Je Ai Hale
Hite Tone
Bilis County
J. W. Howsem
Jajimedie
Caat
Woulder Jong
Arnett
Viel
Woodward County
Nosterler
Weoffee
Armetl
Little Houde
Monster Toy
Eas
Destruction by Severe Storm Hits Arelt Vicinity
A violent storm swept through Arelt and nearby areas causing injuries and property damage. Families sheltered in safety as trees toppled, power lines failed, and livestock losses were reported. roofs and crops suffered extensive harm across the region. Local accounts describe streaming rain, hail, and a long wind surge up to forty miles. Authorities and residents assess the aftermath and assist affected households.
Court Inquiry Against Atewart Delayed By Text Error
Washington May 11 The senate considered an agricultural appropriation bill approving an amount of 12042.14b and related items. The report notes national forest improvements totaling 1 000 070 dollars with some funds by Justice. A roiling section mentions Colonel Whillwas Wh. Stowar stationed at Fort Grant Arizona and a conference report on naval appropriations. Senate attendance included Vice President Falconin and Senator Bailey, with reactions from Texas and Illinois.
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Xenala
Penton Bi
We National Forest
Elief Torenter
Rayner Mdz
Texlay
Pruedent Falconin
Senate
Michigeunu
Chienga
Senamy Bailey
Texay
Republicans Work For Harmony Amid Primary Turmoil
Amid campaign turmoil in New York and Minnesota, Republicans push a unity plan to consolidate support behind a single ticket. Key figures from Aldrich to Hale rally delegates while some districts debate backing or resisting the effort. The movement faces resistance from Knox supporters and other rivals, with talks expanding to Indiana, Pennsylvania, and New York as contests loom.
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Wadington
Reynbienn Wudurg
Gina
Naver
Her
Ouaferenead
Haan
Bolle
Aldrich
Hale
Anseu
Clana
Payne and Sistman
New York
Tawngy
Minnesota
Smith of
Laways
Amaller
Ibex
Willluay
Patt
Mile
Movaseeny
Wheats
Callan
Tape AM Ligpew
Representitivun
Vrewtind
Nowtell and
Mant
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Ged Daniell
Pramyleanta
Watson
Lannilis
Tidtent
Amd
Vice Provident
Wall
Walle ix
Knox
Gald
Lendera
Wintote
Indiana
Panogglvania
Nese York
First Wool Shipment Planned Under New Utah Plan
Salt Lake and state news report a Utah wool initiative to export the first consignment of 25,000 pounds. Gedny City and Chant City figures discuss shipments from storehouses in Mnaton to Kink Lom, with Utah Wool Growers assocation support and potential room for expansion if signers pledge backing. The plan aims to move Utah wool under a broader cooperative effort, with producers urged to commit to advance terms.
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Salt Lake
May
Marty Rhodes
Tharley Bros
Ehuwp
Workwen
Chant City
Willfay
Utah Wool Growers
Utah Weal Grosura’ Nascelytion
Ob & Aaron
Mnaton
Belhz
Utah
Srowera Associaion
J. Kearns
Austin
Menos
Haslam
Deportation case echoes through Salt Lake ward
A woman described as English and in frail health faced arrest in Salt Lake Street and once in Commercial Street. She was detained and later sentenced to twenty days with probation, as authorities pursue possible deportation to England. Medical gourtship ruled out, investigator McCabe questioned associates, while plans to return her to her natal country continue under U.S. law.
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McCabe
England
Lameral
Ike
New York
Hagiann
Balt Lake
Poe
Elven Medical Nutrition
Plans for Creamery in Utah and Idaho. 9 100000 dollar plant
Salt Lake City May 12 reports plans for a 9 100000 dollar creamery with annual capacity of 6 million pounds of butter. Promoters include P. Jeneson of Kansas and AvP Henningsen of Utah. The company aims to supply the western states from Salt Lake City, with machinery and equipment to be installed soon and a hope to dominate local butter and egg markets. Mr Henningsen will manage company affairs from Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake
Uta
Henningeon
Abe Jenate
Henningsey
Mamingsen
Jacent
Galt Lake
Une
Credit Mcn Elect Offigergat Lakes Vost
Oddly garbled text lists names and roles from a Credit Men convention held Saturday evening at a Gimntrated venue. It mentions officers Apap Ta Fons and Willard Seow craft of Ogden, directors including Paradis and Taman, and managers Lena Scot Howle.
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Batt Lakes
Enming
Renus Mresiden
Apap Ta Fons
Willard Seow
Craft of
Ogden
Seaebiry
Kalwaird Rawsuntan
Hoagien
Ay A
McMilleny
Howd Af Dirctors
Messrs
Paradis
Rovaverott
Taman Hen
Mesa
R Rohoneenbaeh
Vere
Bo Dorit
Ifa Detane
Dra Lena Scot
MM Howle
Herhor
Asnintaat
Water Wright
Crieblow
Young
Tram
Delopaten
Donnor
Kelesteeil Na Fal Fawn Arve Darsonk
Willard
L. Dorm
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Wing Paty
Alter
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George
Lange
Salt Lake Manufacturers Honor McAllister at Hall Dedication
The Head of the Manufacturers and Merchants Association announces a gathering to honor McAllister as the new president. A public ceremony at Murray City Hall is planned for Thursday afternoon at 4, with city officials and industry leaders attending. McAllister is praised for longtime efforts in advancing Salt Lake and Utah industries.
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Ask Niight
Womamerce
Phy
McAllister Suecow JR Valentine
Owl
Videntine
Tin Ulares
Amayor
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New Murray City
Phuraiay
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Salt Lake
Utah
DOCTORS WILL MEET IN LAKE REGION CONFERENCE
Ball Lake Jay 72 Beginning at 1 oclock this morning the State Medical association will hold talks in Jayes meeting in the Packard library. There will be two sessions daily from 9 to 12 in the forenoon and from 2 to 5 in the afternoon. The convention closes with a penguet at the University. Mayor Thumeford will deliver welcome remarks. Scientific papers will be presented on topics including typhoid fever, pantomics, and peritonitis following surgery.
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Ball Lake
Jay
Woelock
State Medien
Jaye
Packard Lirrars
Penguet
Wendy Priora
Utah
Antade le Bhat
Thumeford
Ndt
Mt Hoolneke
Stata
Magar Brenafar'é Golaresk
Eormailtea
HW. D. Niles
Iredoche Cl. Paya
Rosle Mountains
G. W. Staten
Franklin, Ata
Ileport
Pew
Myah
N. Yo
Smith
Ogton
Mers
Preston
Idato
Gualacol
KTH
Basson
Professor Bawden Resigns Amid Private Views Controversy
May 11 report from Cincinnati notes Prof. Bawden of the University of Cincinnati resigning after he refused to retract comments on religion and philosophy. The professor argues his private beliefs conflict with public duties, and a forced retirement is discussed as a possibility.
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Hawden
Vaasie College
Sarseae
Fitz
Meyer Faede
Fe Hs
Agate
Secretary Metcalf Goes Baby Wednesday War near Roamer’s Point
Fragmented OCR notes describe Secretary Metcalf heading for war service Wednesday. Details are garbled but reference to Maddalena Rays and local names suggests a regional event or notice. The text mentions a gathering at a named point and signals a transportation or relocation plan with uncertain timing.
Currency Measure Passed in Congress Amid Turbulent Debate
Washington May 1 The house approved an emergency currency bill drafted by a special committee chaired by Vreeland and backed by Republican members. The measure aims to create a national clearing house system with a $690 million emergency fund to stabilize notes and banking operations, amid protests from several representatives and debate over procedural rules.
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Washington
House Af Representatives
Anne Conterener
Vo Wing Ina
Cooner
Wirrunshi
Byamin
Pennsylvania
Mesimen
Michigan
Murdock
Kangus
Darrath
Nmphull
Honan
Cushman
Washtton
Wallo
New Yorks
Relfer
Onia
Powelle
Lew Jares
Alnois
Hayes
Galifornia
Tay Pate
Ehler
Vreeland
Bashes
Hongr Associationg
Batik
Amore
Earh Bane Halminghuy
Enviriled Tawagulash Deposits Trigger Bank Debate
The committee proposes trimming the Tram STi ON from 1,000 to 5,000,000 and may borrow additional funds for emergencies. Mr Vrortant defends the action amid currency concerns. Vreeland approves parts of Mr. Powler's currency measures but notes issues with the Teller system. Key figures Louk and glavkys assist with fuel matters amid broader policy effects.
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Vrortant
Wader
Vreeland
Powler
Thousands Visit Battleships at Meck Prangisco
Thousands tour battleships as officers of the Meck command discuss weather conditions and the rain threat. The crowd gathers along the harbor and ferry routes while reporters note ship movements, crowds, and preparations for a public demonstration at the parade grounds.
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Nm Prangisco
Antena Phowns
Castleman
Tyre
Phos
Uwe
Venti
Wee Oh
Transcontinental Train Rates and Services Highlighted
An old notice outlines round trip rates to Chicago and St Louis, plus services on Burlington and other lines. It notes through sleepers to Chicago and Kansas City, daily through service to major western hubs, and special trains like the Chicago Express. The piece mentions routes, dates, and celebratory events, with remarks on rates and hospitality.
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Yo Omahy
St Joseph
Kuneas
Chicago
St. Fenix
Paul Aml
St Louis
Omana
Kansas
Tval
Onlcago
Caan
Burlington
Denver
Chonda Tesfaye
Lantis
Trindaye
Conrail
Scenic St. Louis tram tragedy reported in garbled text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal incident on a railway near a park lane location. The garbled text references a person named Piven and a death overboard, with unclear surrounding details and place names.
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St. Loma
der Soanie
Raihway
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