Flood threatens Port Worth as crest looms in river flood
Reports from Port Worth Texas on May 28 describe rising water from a swollen river cresting near the city. Flooding damages property and disrupts rail traffic with multiple lines delayed or halted. Dozens evacuated as water reaches neck-deep levels. relief crews rescue fourteen people from rising floodwaters and efforts continue to restore supply and transportation.
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Texaa
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Sundar Alent
Ibewan
Presbyterians Debate Educational Subjects Vast Assembly
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA discussed education, church influence, and freedom. Leaders highlighted shifts toward denominational colleges, improvements in college boards, and the need for religious instruction in America while noting varied campus loyalties and future plans.
Fog Lifts As Gulf Stream Brings New York Closer
New York reports the Gulf Stream moving nearer the harbor, with fogs thinning and signs of a marked warming trend. Captains of ships including the Philadelphia bound liner are cited, while forecasts suggest stronger flows and calmer seas for the city.
Fragmented Dispatch Describes Ports and Officials Amid Crisis
The report sketches chaotic conditions with ships, repairs, and workers at various points. It notes Stigler’s railroad, Ardmore’s limited communications, and Hong Kong figures including Hong Kong governor and Lady Lunard. It records a widow in custody and a crowd of Chinese passengers and debts tied to a disaster or event.
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Jagan
Prince Navayan
Boher
Ngs
Walter Stata
Lunard
Og’ Hong Koo
Hong Kong
Haviland de Saltemerez
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Snusmare
Denton
Luly
Violet Henowon
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Riot in Chester City Leaves Cars Damaged No Serious Injuries
Report from Chester Pennsylvania describes rioting on May 28 with cars stoned and shots fired. Police and guards patrolled, blocks attacked in places while some passengers slowed or avoided flows. Mayor Johnson vows firm action and continued police protection.
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Johnson Toeny Salt
Threat of Panic Drives Currency Conference Deadlock
Washington May 2. Republican leaders and representatives have pressed for emergency currency legislation amid mounting fear of a panic. A conference adjourned without a firm plan, with another meeting expected today as lawmakers rush to act before a possible financial crisis. House members are massing in Washington to push the issue, while bankers from across the country urge decisive action.
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Gergeant
Yates
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Havana to Hold Provincial and Municipal Elections
Governor Moaod Naw announces a mixed provincial and municipal election plan to choose eight governors and eight each province elect alcaldes and councilors. A decree will set the official terms and dates with offices lasting until February 24, 1922 and Mayors until August 1, 1922. No yellow fever outbreak reported in Cuba.
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aMcialy Cleete
Cuba
Fragmentary report on constitutional drift and autocracy critique
Fragmented OCR text suggests a discussion about restoring canal control and a premier figure overseeing a constitutional government. It hints at autocratic limits and a cultural critique of a leadership group, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
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Almasi
Frinl
Stolypla
Batriket
RRIMAN AND GOULD WORKING IN HARMONY
A clan closely tied to George J Gould is said to be aligned with him as rumors spread that he intends reestablishing influence. Recently Gould and Harriman conferred to pursue harmony in western railroad interests, with Steadfast efforts to adjust long standing differences among prominent stakeholders.
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Will Street
Ke Puigmon
Mir
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Harmony
Harriman
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Twall
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Chandler Favours Publicity Measure on Federal Election Statutes
Washington May 6 The letter from Chandler urges reenactment of all federal election laws to enforce the Fourteenth Amendment and invalidate the Fifteenth Amendment. He argues the measure would aid the Republican party by aligning election statutes with 19th century precedent and cautions against overreach.
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Wilen
Raft
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Congress
Witness Claims He Saw Her In La Porte Burned Victim
In a hashed report from Kanbry City, Jamiel Harvey of Chicago says a man warned him not to travel to La Porte as a witness. Harvey asserts he heard the burned woman’s name and claims authorities will investigate the matter as a possible murder case.
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Trenivod
Nnathar
Jamiel Harvey
Kanbry
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Hullo Gueizorit
Ogden
Uish
Li Cordner
Mack
Banquet to Officials Held by Seattle Club
Seattle May 26 The banquet at the Ralulor club drew 200 guests including Admiral Sperry Governor Albert Mead and Mayor J F Miller. A central firing room display featured a battleship representation. In San Francisco Lt Cmdr Gone suffered a torpedo incident aboard the Connectic battle ship. Modesto Calif May 26 The California State Provision convention meets in its city today with Fred W Wheeler of Los Angeles anticipated as a potential presidential candidate for the state delegation.
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Giga
Admiral Sperry
Albert X. Mead
J. F. Miler
Wade
Washington
Francisco
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Los
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Exhibition At Hanging Of A Murderer In Patlevdle
A chaotic report describes the hanging of Felix Readzius in Patlevdle May 26 with numerous foreign spectators among about five hundred in the prison yard. It notes prior confession and execution details, mentions witnesses, and adds sensational commentary on the crowd and officials.
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Felix Madvluy
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Tomers
Radeli
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Pala
Prisoners Involved In Unknown Incident
Two prisoners referenced in a fragmented report. Readable details are sparse, with unclear context, participants, location, and actions.
Porto Rico Regiment Amendment Moves in Congress
A congressional session centers on Porto Rican provisional vestment of Infantry and related officer examinations. The Porto Rican tourmalestoner and other individuals discussed amendments to Roane Ver mover, with a plan to signal the President for action. The debate touches retirement, examinations, and the status of American officers in use matters.
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Benita
Porto Rico
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Ug Auerlcan
Baltimers May 2h Rev Dr Chas WL gilt of Pitteborg
Baltimers May 2h text lists Rev Dr Chas WL gilt of Pitteborg allied with the Methodist Episcopal church on site twality ballot unit. Names and numbers cited include Hughes 477 Laws 4h Malntyre 404 Brunte 380 Dowdy 0 Turchenter 827 Goulel 1.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City youth pleads guilty in ritual theft case
George Van Brunt of Kansas City and companions faced a disorderly conduct charge after a planned secret ritual involved forced stealing. Van Brunt was fined $6 with costs. Wannty received $10. Van Brunt was suspended from the university for one year.
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Kansas City
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Michigan the Great Battleship of the American Navy
The Michigan, largest ship in the American Navy, under construction by the New York Shipbuilding Company at South Damion, is about 86 percent complete and due to be turned over to the government in roughly a year. Its launch was witnessed by high officials including Assistant Secretary Newberry, with a ceremonial reception following. The vessel features a 480 foot length, 30 foot breadth, and 24 foot depth, a 2,200 ton displacement, and a main battery of two submerged turrets, twenty-two rapid-fire guns, and twelve 12 inch guns in turrets, protected by a heavy armor belt and deck. The propulsion uses turbine engines with 16,500 indicated horsepower and a crew of 1,000 officers and men.
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World markets closing quotations May 26 report
New York May 26 the stock market opened quieter and narrower. Leaders like BG Prel and Anaconda rose about 4 percent while most changes were small. The tone improved slowly with early gains for prominent issues and light trading upstairs.
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Huminexs
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New York Stocks and Chicago Livestock Report Mixed
NY stocks show mixed movements with several cautions in May trading. Chicago livestock receipts reach about 10,000 with steady demand for beef and cattle while hogs and sheep show varied prices across regions.
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