Runaway street car collision injures two and kills horse
A double runaway on Main Street at night caused a street car to crash into a Bar n ett livery horse, buckling a window and injuring Mrs Ros it and Mrs Brewer. The horse was killed due to a crushed left front leg. The mishap scattered citizens and damaged the Meredith building.
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Main Street
Barnett
Ciy
South Meridian Street
Shafta
Meredith
Nést
Meredith Hotel
Grays
Wee
Malin Street
Atreet Cit
Kidwell
Bues
Barnett Stable
Meredith House
Darhage
Alton School Case Spurs Court Action and Racial Tensions
A Madison County circuit court case reopens arguments over school desegregation as authorities pursue mandamus to allow all children into designated schools. The report notes violence and police at white schools, arrest of Arthur Allen Jr., and mayoral delay pending officials’ statements.
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Springuard
Supreme Court
Alton Pehout
Madison, County
Raturg
Alton
Scott Gibba
Noarest
Gourtaf
John M. Pal
Hs Ube
Oriida
Fi Bibbes
Erith Childred
Alton Duseed
Bibba
Washington
Madison
Supreme Court Division
Chicago and West Roads Clash Over Reduced Rates
Chicago April 14 Opposed action was taken on reduced rates for inventions east and west of Chicago. Eastern roads set a one cent per mile minimum, while western roads refused to lower below two cents. The Western Passenger Association cited a 2 cent law and argued rates differ by state. Commercial Travelers staged meetings in Chicago and St Louis as talks continued.
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Chicago
Zalhioady
Chicaxh
Chigo
Wester Paasenger Association
Wesley
Four Dead in Wind Storms Across Nebraska and Texas
Tornadoes devastate rural Nebraska and Texas towns killing a baby and injuring several. Reports from Rios Texas and nearby farms describe deaths among families, destroyed homes, and widespread property damage. Local authorities assess fatalities as storms move eastward, with multiple farmsteads reported leveled and residents left in need of aid.
Local Option Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court with no dissents upholds the local option law as constitutional in all sections. Judge James H. Cartwright writes the opinion affirming no vested rights for a saloonkeeper and that local elections may be district based with revocable licenses under police powers. The case stems from Randolph County where a Coulterville saloonkeeper was fined for violations, and the ruling addresses multiple objections about subject matter, notice, districting, and delegation of power to the people.
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Springfield
James H. Cartwright
Oregon
Ja Ac
Randolph Coonty
John W. McBride
Coulterville
Supreme Court
SiRpreme
Aupreme Court
Thie
Guatemalan President Announces 18 Executed In Conspiracy Probe
President Cabrera said 18 ringleaders in a piracy plot against him have been shot and that more executions will follow. The military controls Guatemala City as the revolutionaries push risk of further violence. business is partly suspended and public appearances by Cabrera are rare.
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Guatemala City
Cabrera
Ate Denta
Ate
Who'i
Althonegh
Democracy platform adopted at party convention
In Springfield on April 24, delegates at the Democratic convention adopted a platform endorsing generous personal liberty within others' rights and elected the presidential ticket and delegates at large. The at large slate included Sullivan, Alschulep, Kern, Pindell, Boges, Dunne, and Hunter, with alternates named and electors at large chosen from Sangamon and Whiteside counties. Also noted: Milwaukee railroad plans to launch an express business, with Edward Averill named general manager, and San Francisco bribery case moving on a change of venue request amid trial coverage.
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Springfield
Denver
William J
Iest
Roger C. Sullivan
Sam‘wel Alschulep
Fred J. Kern
Henry M. Pindell
Carroll C. Boges
Edward
F. Dunne
Andrew J. Hunter
Redick M. Ridgely
Milwaukee
Daily News
Chicago, Milwaukee, & Bt Paul Railway Co
Ita Gwa
Continental Express Co
New Express Company
Averill
Continental Concern
United States Express | Co
Death of Jeremiah Hagan A well known citizen
Jeremiah Hagan a prominent figure in Painess county died this morning after years of illness. He was born in 1729 and left a large family with four surviving children Mrs James of Los Angeles Patrick of Indianapolis Mrs It is Smith of this town and Anna Glater of Provite. He built a twenty eighty acre Sugarland farm and became a noted farmer. A Democrat in politics, he remained devoted to his family and faith. The funeral will be Monday at St Simon's church with burial at St John's cemetery.
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Neb
Borth
Here
Daby
Samuel Mangienon
Cleveland
Curing
Wroadd
Mangre
Glover Place
Smile
William Kelly
Joseph Cash
James Place
Jeremiah Hagan
Painess County
Talik
Patrick
Gad Egun
Jeremiah
Egan
Ahe J
Firs
Jane B. Quigley
This County
Prane
Indianapolis
Smith
Anna
Singer
Washington
Cgvesea
Inna
St. Simon's Church
St. John’s
Traced Into County Detectives Track Stolen Pair
A Shawnee detective traced stolen Percheron horses into Daviess County. The team was recovered after a dramatic wagon incident where a driver clung to a mule’s tail to escape. Authorities described the animals as Fercherons and the case involved a northern county pursuit.
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Trace
Percheron
Daviess Conia
Thi Fuares
Visited by Miss Margaret Burke From Terra
Miss Margaret Burke of Terra was entertained by Miss Mary and spent the day in various amusements. Miss Dougherty acted as hostess and charming priestess, Jeanne and others joined in, and the visit concluded with Miss Burke returning home at noon.
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Margaret Burke
Terra ‘Ants
Mary
Mise Dougherty
Jeanne
Fan
Misa Burke
Just One Graduate At Loogootee High School
This fragment notes a Loogootee high school event with Hazel Masten and Fred J. Masten involved. An address or address-like line mentions an exercises event on May 14. J. O. Bugiemag is named as delivering the adjoint occasion.
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Hazel Masten
Fred J. Masten
Bugiemag
Marriage at Lodotees Miss Ferguson and Couch Wed
Miss Mary Ferguson of Loa and Clarence E. Couch of We Lem were married Wednesday afternoon by Judge H L Q Houghton. The ceremony was officially announced by Pennsylvania railroad interests and tied to financial disclosures involving Kuhn Loeb & Company and Baring Brothers. A $40,000,000 forty year consolidated mortgage was mentioned in connection with the event.
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Mary Ferguson
Loa
Clarence E. Couch
Welem
Miindis
HL Q. Houghton
Pennsylvania
Miss Helen Barrett Wins In Bryanville Contest
Miss Helen Barrett leads in the Bryanville Courier contest for the most popular five ladies earning three trips to Europe. Barnett, sister of Wil Barnett, works at W. W. Barnett's dairy in the city.
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Helen’ Barnett
Atth
Ebyanaville Courier
Europa
Misa" Barnett
Wil Barnett
W. W. Barenett
Tits Elty
Prof Dearig Coming to Elmore on Friday
An obscure OCR fragment reports Professor Dearig coming to town for business with Marion Johnson a prominent farmer of Elmore. The message mentions a meeting at an o clock and a quote the other fellow but lacks clear details.
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Marion Johnson
Elmore
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