Injunction Clash Sparks Militia Tensions in Oregon
In Sepporter Oregon a court injunction on Colonel Lawson triggers a clash with Governor West and Sheriff Jackson. Telegraphed orders seek reinforcements to Copperfield as militia, officials and saloonkeepers react amid talk of a special train.
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Threetry Forte
Pervica
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Kiovernor West
Keenine
Anyons
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Sherif Jackson
Coloniel Lawson
Weat
Baler
Lawson
Salonakeepers
Tawada
Calane
Hatem
Tai 'Paw
Colo Nel Tauwson
Salen
Baker
West
Andont
Copperfield
Raw Freon
Copneeheld
Copperfeld
Shevlit Rand
Providing Food Serious Problem
An unclear, garbled report notes a serious problem with food supply. It mentions adults and children affected and hints at widespread hardship and potential relief needs. No concrete figures or named organizations are readable from the text.
Battle on the Rio Grande Front Amid Rebel Advance
Amid a 4000 strong federal force clash with rebels along the river border near El Paso. Maj MeNamee reports Red Cross workers aiding women and children as camp followers swell the scene. Reports describe artillery in use, heavy casualties on both sides, and a tense crowd awaiting the next move as authorities consider defensive lines and aid deliveries.
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Harter Sina
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Ted Cross
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OCR fragment shows varied items including policing, mining, obituaries, market reports, and classified ads. Names and places are unclear, but references include police, mining, estate, eulogies, and multiple generic sections. The readable content is highly garbled.
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Ahanarmida News
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Veil of Mystery 18 Not Lifted by President
Pass Christian Mississippi reports the Veil of Mystery 18 not lifted by the president amid late- June observations aboard the scout cruiser Chester. Describes wireless dispatch confusion and ongoing Mexico situation. President Wilson cites lack of definite measures and reiterates openness to future talks.
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Jodak
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Wilson
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Mexico
Wheti
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Mc Muerth
Huerta
Lopez Escapes From Mine After Underground Battle
News report details Lopez slipping away from the Lopez mine after a violent clash that left two deputies dead. Sheriff Smith notes the perilous clean up and continued search, offering a $1000 reward for capture or return of the fugitive. Explorers resume mining efforts and area braces for further dangers.
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Atte Ise
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Lipest Hady
Lin Vedy
Soneeh
Sheriff Smith
New Jersey Coast Beset by Dreaded Second Storm
Severe coastal havoc spreads from the northeast to New Jersey as bulkheads fail and properties are flooded. Storm waves wreck structures, wash away piers, and threaten hotels along the shoreline while emergency crews battle to save foundations and mitigate further damage.
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Luikherding
Leiving
Normandie
Bighland
Money Goes To Friends Relatives Get Nothing
A fragmented report details net funds directed to associates while others receive nothing amid political and civil tensions. Names and specifics are unclear, but references to Drexel, government fears, and potential civic actions suggest contested distribution and accountability concerns.
No Conciliation in Copper Strike Sparks Deep Split
The Copper Range strike widens as union and company leaders clash over recognition and possible return to work. Densmore and federation heads oppose any deal that excludes the Western Federation, while mine managers insist on no discrimination against union members and push for nonunion labor. Eviction threats loom as tensions rise and congressional probes are discussed.
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Department of Jahar
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Bald G. N. Galton
Western Federalion of Minors
CG. H. Meyer
Wretern Federation
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Michigan State Federation of Labor
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Calumet & Hesla Company
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Copper Range Consolidated Company
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Plaug
Tatiarts Avery Hesonree
Amons Union Teadera
Stelkers
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Upton
Bouse
MacDonald
Denwainee
Tns
Mr Wass
Arimarican Federation
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Ino
Elitea Unio
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Gee
Federation Soursey
Develved
Jala Maki
Winona
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Makl
Sdia
Alerift
Seth Bearsarge
Ita
Wolverine
Keweenaw
Will Continue Policy Of Not Recognizing Union
A Boston company says it will refuse to recognize the Wentera Generation of Minera and will not employ its members, citing ongoing labor strife and a 60 year history of industrial peace. The statement condemns union influence while praising safety efforts amid a fatal Christmas accident, and promises cooperation with management to maintain production. Continued on Page Four.
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Caturnet Heela
Minthe Company
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Minera
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Westsern Federation
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