Two Train Crashes In Waterloo Strike Kill 2 and Injure Dozens
A passenger express derailed smashing into a standing freight on a siding. Smoking car demolished, four coaches shaken. Twelve killed, twelve injured, many unidentified. Names listed include Wate loo towa and Hammond with multiple crew and passengers in distress. Local reports describe wreckage, telescoped cars, and a massive rescue effort.
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Neersiwa
My Bor Linr
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Bana Juhas Watson Wate Too
Indehere Shell Hock Luna
Johnson Dike
Husty Lutc
Hammond
Myers
Baggageman
Wen
Hunt
Miss Taylor Free After Hospital Release
Relatives of the president's granddaughter secured her discharge from Belle Vue Hospital after a stay in a specialized ward. The procedure and medical staff involved were noted, with references to the Banting Pont and individuals guiding the release process.
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Banting Pont
Kep
Ming Gallie
Taylor
Bellevue Hspinidta Mornay
Hanya Tae
Bt Touts de Et Mee Benjama
Manu
Dr Holmes
Body Found in River Near Jamestown Louisiana
A river body found near Jamestown Louisiana yesterday is described as a large dark complexioned adult with signs of mutilation. Priests from Lamana have started for Jamestown to assist.
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Thera Camar Trudeau
New Ritewe
Hadio
Jamestown la
Tey Lamana Fainy
Tye
Oman
Damestown
Tan
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Ain
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President May Hunts Boars With Javelins For Weapons
In a San Antonio report, President Huage plans a controversial boar hunt using spears and javelins during a southern tour. Acquaintances and officials anticipate participation, framing the event as a sport but drawing scrutiny over safety and toleration policies.
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San Antonio
Sam Antonio
Emergency Bank Notes Plan Proposed at Bankers Association
A plan to allow national banks with at least 64 percent of capital invested in United States bonds to issue emergency notes not exceeding 1 percent of their bond investment. Notes secured by U.S. bonds or other collateral and guaranteed by the United States, with a 1 percent charge, discussed before the Pennsylvania Bankers Association.
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United States
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
United State
New York
Massachusetts
Wall Safeguard
Absconding Clerk Kemp Said Trick May Reach Liverpool
Fragmented report claims a police clerk named Kemp, sought for desertion and extradition, may be in Liverpool. It notes State Department coordination, possible surrender, and foreign authorities handling, with emphasis on securing extradition bonds and currency implications.
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Liverpool
Ryan's Son Heads Trust Forming Major Merging Group
Fragmented OCR text outlines a trust led by Allan A Ryan linked to Thomas & Ryan planning to merge multiple typewater concerns into a single large enterprise. Royal Tapewriter and Feenwy Metal figures are mentioned as partners with Hess and others in a reorganizing effort amid unclear early details.
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Spertal
Royal
Allan
Ryan Con
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FO Hess
Royal Martin Aes
Why Earle Quits Sparks Washington Scandal Rumor
Washington tabloid style reports on Earle quitting as a public figure while a murder case unfolds. A man is jailed for a wife’s death as investigators link a missing weapon and a suspicious note near the body. The victim’s husband and a possible motive are under scrutiny.
Edna May’s Husband Fined After Brief Medical Incident
A brief medical incident involving Edna May’s husband led to a fine after authorities determined the delay or omission in care violated rules. The man received a minor penalty as the situation was resolved within minutes.
Roosevelt Favored for Presidency by Cities and People
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor Oscar Straus reports widespread prosperity and strong Roosevelt support on his Chicago to Pacific tour. He says Roosevelt is not a man to say one thing and do another, while noting enthusiasm for a possible nomination and conditioning by developments. In other news, a man was charged in a police court case after a speeding incident and a separate inquiry involved a trial related to a hammer action at a table.
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Roosevelt as Procorsul and the pending court appeal
The report outlines a prior conviction and fines, notes a magistrate’s action, and mentions Congressmen returning after extended time. It describes expected appeals to higher courts and a continuation of the case, indicating ongoing legal proceedings.
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Indictments Hit Four Firms Over Oil Rebates in Vermont
Four indictments returned by a New York grand jury charge Standard Oil Company New York Central Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad and an allied pipeline joint venture with violations of the interstate commerce law. Each count alleges receipt or grant of rebates on shipments from Clean Vermont points, carrying potential penalties of up to $25,000 per count. The actions target rebated oil shipments and related conduct, with separate counts per defendant. The proceedings reflect federal probe into rebates and fair competition practices.
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Tal
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Engaged to Divorce Case Links French Custom to Trouble
Washington reports Paul Earle protests marriage friction blamed on France's engagement custom. He sent his wife and two year old son to France for divorce, saying the system kept couples apart and prevented knowing each other. He contrasts his experience with his wife Harte and discusses attempts to reconcile amid public scrutiny.
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Predicts Devastating Fire From Skyscrapers Over City
New York’s George W Bebb warned the city faces a possible mass skyscraper fire sweeping from wall to wall. He urged the building codes commission to seek expert advice and consider legislation limiting height and area of buildings to avert a citywide catastrophe.
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Post Office Robbery Rattles Fairfield Conn City
A gang blew open the Fairfield Connecticut post office with nitroglycerin in the early hours, stealing about 600 dollars and 900 stamps. Postmaster Pickett returned fire from the firehouse as the burglars fled toward the railroad, triggering a townwide alert and a street battle.
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