Deadly tornado devastates Texas Oklahoma and neighboring states
Early reports place Texas deaths at 187 with 137 earlier tallies. Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri also report losses. Towns such as Mineola Canton Winnsboro and others are mentioned with multiple fatalities as communication remains cut off and relief teams mobilize amid widespread destruction.
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Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Nado
Homa
Canaan
Canton
Winnsboro
Ima
Dennisonville
Golden
Tian
Bettie
Como
Concord
Oak Grove
Enstice
Pleasant Grove
Tundra
San Angelo
Wood County
Texarkana
Ravenna
Durant
Walker
Pontoc
Walters
Ogden
Mineola
Iris White
Canna
Tex
J. Austin
W. A. Austin
Baby
Winnesboro
St. Louis
Gummins in Columbus for Big Bansuet
Gummins travel to Columbus for a major bansuet event as local teams prepare. Officials confer with organizers to finalize heats and schedule. The crowd expectation rises as participants from multiple regions arrive to compete for top honors.
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Gummins
Columbus
Unclear text on political league and leadership
Fragmentary notes reference the league movement and political leadership. Mentions Cummins and Democratic ranks with unclear meaning about a looming presidential issue and a covenant.
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Columins S&s Cummins
Ingle Manionale
League of
League “Intelligent Leadership
Sug Cummins
Chase National Bank Sets Philippine Bond Offering Details
Chase National Bank sets Philippine bond issue for syndicate bids. Riggs National Bank was the only other bidder. Salmon and Company in New York bid 99 5 for a portion of the bonds while the total offering amount is 1.66 billion dollars. The auction was handled by the bureau of insular affairs.
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Chase National Bank
Philippine
Washington National Bar i
Bureau of Insul
Bi Riggs National Bank’ of
Fiam Salmon and Company
York City
Anpii
Giseblad Bureau of
Amie
America
Furni
Una
President of Mine Workers to See Wilson
The head of the United Mine Workers plans to meet with President Wilson to request an inducement for England to loan ships to the United States. The aim is to keep markets in France Italy and Greece open for American goods.
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Wilson
England
United States
France
Italy
Greece
Jexport
New York
United 3Ers of
America
Mount Vernon
Mr. Hayes
Mus
Austead
Mount Vernon Mount Vernon wires hint at coal and diplomacy
Fragmentary text references steam ships from Mount Vernon and U S concerns about England France coal supply and a diplomatic appeal by a U S president. Mentions miners, public dependents, and an impending cold spell with rain tonight.
Sudden Weather Change Poses Aircraft Hazard
Fragmentary OCR notes warn of sudden weather shifts creating danger for Atlantic air travel. Aerial operations described as risky as planes attempt flights amid unstable conditions. the text is garbled but centers on weather danger to aviation.
Debs Faces Espionage Act Case and Imprisonment
Debs suffers a severe rheumatism attack as the espionage act case proceeds. The Supreme Court action leads to a mandate for Ohio officials and federal officers to serve Debs’s sentence at the Moundsville penitentiary, with relatives at his side and his condition described as not dangerous.
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Washington
Eugene V. Delation
United States
Ohio
Debs
Moundsville
W. C
Supreme Coll of the
United States Action
Republicans and Democrats Laud Senator Pomerene
In Columbus Ohio on April 19 United States Senator Atles Pomerene spoke to both parties praising a colleague. The senator warned against abandoning duty comparing a surgeon who leaves a patient with a leader who deserts constituents.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Atles Pomerene Dide
Tous de Ohio Aly
Eug
Yean Geon
Eriz
Austria Government Refuses To Accept Armistice Terms
The present Austrian government declines to comply with terms claiming the old monarchs’ armistice agreement does not bind the current regime. The situation involves disputed obligations and seeks a resolution on compliance and authority.
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Austria
Mondon
Leo
Ned Ter
Goveran F Vispateh
Trouble Seen in England and Allied Peace Terms
News report notes concern in England over the reparations in the treaty as leaders in the Allied Powers weigh public reaction. President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson greet Queen Marie as diplomacy and domestic costs shape expectations and questions at home.
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Germany
Wilson
French Press Reports Sabre Decision Impacts Allies
The Paris dispatch notes tensions over the Saar Basin and Teck output, with Britain pressing Germany for strict terms. A White House audience treats discussions as an indicator of Allied resolve, while Prime Minister Lloyd George seeks parliamentary backing and continued hard lines against Germany.
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Germany
White House
Miss Benham
Queen Marie
Maria
Roumania
Ritz
Apri
Paris de
Noted Surgeons and Amputees Sail for France
In Washington speculation rises as two disabled heroes from World War I head to France aboard the George Washington. Reports place 4 909 amputations among American forces, with surgeons J Chalmers Dacosta and Samuel D Acosta among those listed, amid U S President Wilson’s illness and naval transport plans.
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Washington
Notin
Stu
New York
George Washington
Brest
Onra
Wilson
Ord
Hoboken
J. Chalmers Dacosta
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Samuel D
Jester Medical College
Paris
George Wington
White House
Decosa
Jefferson Medical College
Grayson
Lake Garrison Association Postpones Meet
The Lake Garrison Association announces a postponement of its upcoming meet due to unspecified local issues. Ship owners and grain interests were briefed as the event date was moved to a later time to accommodate transacting parties.
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Cones
Id Grain
Sears Tee
Han Heer
Ae Carri
States Shorday
Posthumous Award For Boy Killed Near War End
Washington notes a posthumous medal for Private George W. Budde of Company in action near V as armistice neared on November 11. The award recognizes his service and sacrifice in World War I while the nation neared the end of the conflict. The ceremony and details are reported from Cincinnati where the War Department confirms the honor.
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Washington
George W. Budde
War Department
Bullidie
Heme
Wisai Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Britain's daily expenses near twenty million dollars
Fragmentary report outlines vast and expensive promises for Britain. Mentions taxes, debt, and financial strains as authorities debate levies and spending. Limited readable details reference wartime or postwar context with broad claims about costs and public finances.
Raging clashes and seizures grip Europe in wartime update
Reports detail violent clashes as American forces seize key Krupp works at Magdeburg. Hungarian Reds battle Czecho-Slovaks near Ungvar. Alles evacuates Perekop with nine hundred Reds killed in fighting.
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Magdeburg
Ungvar
Alles
Perekop
Two Revolutionary Regiments Defeated in Sarpk Struggle
Reports from Magdeburg to Berlin detail rioting in Germany as revolution spreads. Battles near Augsburg Würzburg and Lindau in Bavaria are noted. food shortages persist while Allied relief is limited. Rioters seize 300 tons of American food intended for Russian prisoners.
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Magdeburg
Berlin
London
Magder
Copenhagen
Daragsstadter Bank
Haenisch
Pr N
George Ledebour
Ledebour
Temperance Advocates
Hunrizo
Rempanes Wuidvacares Bada Pest Sovier Ris
P.m. Erin
Landen
Krup
Essen
Sa Dlisaiory
Troapa
Srords
Waraburs
Bavaria
Jreis
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Atlantic
Andate
Senator Pomerene
League of Nations
Marie
Sanstier
Cal Sarre
Porchailé
Parliiamento
Lloyd Gorse
Premie
Lake Garrier’s Association
Aneio
Toadsine L. Newman
Taberty Loew Con Mites
Lourin
Taney
Newmar
Great Britain
Levitin
Ieieig
Rey
Revoluionary
Sarapk
Alkiss Trontier
Augensburg
Wurzburg
Linduu
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