Tragic Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Train Crash
Gary Indiana reports a spectacular collision when a government equipment train struck the Hagenbeck Wallace circus train. More than 100 injured, many dead or dying, with a fire erupting in wreckage and hospitals overwhelmed in Hammond and Gary. The two-train crash occurred near daybreak as the circus moved from Michigan City toward Hammond, leaving little chance for survivors aboard the affected cars.
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Gary
Ind
Janet
Armay
Zeilron
Hagenbeck
Wallace
Ile
Fevg
Michigan City
Hamsandy Ind
Michigan Central Railway
Opells
Edward Ballard
West Baden
Demonstrations Across City Amid Police Suppression
Fragments report demonstrations continuing with disrupted hours at a warehouse and a general strike. Police halted the marches, and authorities moved to restore order as crowds gathered in what appears to be a tense public scene.
Fragmentary OCR Summary of a 19th Century Notice
Fragmented text references Compas Ten Pep ip ease on in Basie and Washington with June dates. Mentions government trading lines, express companies, and potential rate changes. Incomplete phrases suggest a public or legal notice about shipping, timetables, and prices. many garbled names and numbers.
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Pep
Basie
Grant
Italian and Austrian Front Reports From World War I
Reported fighting near Mantello and Nei, with Italian gains and over 1,000 prisoners. Allied air forces aided offensives while Austrians struggled to supply heavy guns. Haig noted casualties in Villers-Bretonneux raids and German raids repulsed in Belloy Alsace. Cabinet in Vienna to decide resignation amid war strain. American positions northwest of Chateau Thierry improved, with brisk artillery elsewhere.
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Rome
Orlando
Leipera
Derabon
Montlo
Ila Dtaians
Nei
Mantello
Thie Tog
Bellai
London
Villere- Bretonneux
Haig
Paris
Belloy
Alsace
French War Office
Amsterdam
Ood
Vienna
von Seydler
Karl
Washington
D. C
Chateau Thierry
Petsing
Fortifications gain approval as trench warfare ends
Jared and Tipit Candor report victory in new fortifications. Borland, chairman of the fortifications committee, explains the program shows that trench warfare is largely over and a war of movement is in prospect. Total funding cited as 5.4 billion dollars. Concluded on Page Eight.
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Sey
United States Sends 900000 Men To France In News Conflicting Reports
General reports from Washington June twenty two state the United States has sent 900000 troops to France and Army divisions prepare for another drive. The war situation is described as holding, with warnings of renewed German offensives, while praise is given to the Rainbow Division and Canisius regiment for gallantry.
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United States
France
Casualty List Report from Washington and Waynander
General Pershing reports 843 casualties with 52 killed in action 26 died of wounds 9 due to disease 11 due to accidents and other causes 39 wounded 15 missing and 1 taken prisoner J Farrop killed in action H OH Tston wounded A H Johnson Hebron Ind Washington DC listed among wounded Martine district reports 31 casualties including killed in action died of wounds and severely wounded
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Hirty
J. Farrop
Wishington
Dlo
Dung
Waynander
Archy Next to Follow in Russia's Footsteps
Essayist J W T Mason argues Austria-Hungary is poised to collapse after Russia, warning the dual monarchy may follow soon as war drags on. He predicts exhaustion will force democratic reforms and notes rising unrest in Vienna and Budapest as Germany risks isolation.
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Archy
Russia
J. W. T. Mason
New York
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Hapsburg Empire
Germany
Austria-Hunghey' Ds
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Sion
Jared
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the United
Wwe
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