Colorado Coal Strike Toll and Troop Guard Amid Outcry
Report from Denver details the prolonged 1914 Colorado coal strike with 1707 federal troops guarding mines while 66 workers are listed as killed or injured since September. Deaths include 48 miners and 18 guards, with costs to state and union estimated at up to 14 million dollars. Union demands include recognition, eight hour day, wage boosts, and trading rights. operators resist and promise no settlement this week.
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Denver
Dettalte Y Depenty
Colorado
United States
Ifiwe Oid
Colorado National Guard
Lacdlow
Sines Tha Mines
Ast
Lddh
Vray Agp
Joh R J. Tangsang
United Ming Warters of America
United
Mine Workers
Jony St. Lawson
United Aine Workers
Statule
de Aperators
i Rtorstad and Colorado Strike News Highlight
The page notes i Rtorstad captain slams a blaste for collision and reports no sign of ending Colorado strike. It mentions a victim identified, an animal trainer, Winter home scare, two rule win, baseball results, sports features, and local notices about clergy and library plans.
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Rtorstad
Willy Whipress
Colorado
Uitten Animal Trainer
Gosvin
McGraw and iChance
Matts
Wonsin
Texas
Anaconda
Fiditorta
George
Lander Diex
California
Bette
boAd-iseia
Sints
Kacenlaireala Sermana
Masong Colebrate al Weer Lodge
Idea of Diaz Not Relished by Constitutionalists Kingson
Fragmented OCR notes describe Mexican political maneuvering around Felix Diaz as Constitutionalists show interest in Diaz as presidential candidate. Mention leaders Certeral Cyr Witte, Jose Vasconcelos, Cabrera, and others. Huerta, Gomez, and exiles referenced. Ambassadors discuss Diaz related plans and consular movements in Vera Cruz and Galamus amid tense prelude to broader power shifts.
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Makiko
Cabrera
Tis Gibrera
Certeral Cyr- Witte
Buraye
Rafal
Felix Diaz
Corent
Mideta
Car
Ciomer
Mexico
Huerta
United Sites
Savory Aghlavan
Cabyers
Vasco Ceing
Wink Diaz
Cromer Janay
Sonn Gomex
Garela Muna
Wietoher
Imessani
Gaaymus
Senora
Efayar
Carranza opens three ports to world commerce
Durango Mexico May 31 General Carranza announced the opening of the ports Tanspuloo Luxpan and Mata azas to world commerce and declared policy for civil government and naval operations. The move signals progress toward constitutionalist control as telegraph links resume to Vera Cruz Mor lerey Torevon and Hallie and Candido Agatila is named governor at Vera rive.
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Durango
Mexico
Carranza
Ceneral Cara Caboiel
Soline
Huerta
Saiting
Coahuila
Maniard
Vera Cruz
Morlerey
Torevon
Hallie
du- Tlas
Candido Agatila
Orcey
Tuxpans
Vera Rive
Memorial Services By Americans In Mexico City
Memorial services were held in the National American cemetery in Mexico City for the American dead. Organized under the Tennessee Department OG Ord en No 101, the ceremony marked the first time since closure that no exercises were held at the monument. Flowers were laid on the graves honoring soldiers who perished in the Mexican War. Six hundred are buried beneath the monument.
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Mexico City
National American Cemetery
OG. Orden No
Department of Tennessee
Innis Valley
Suffragette Interrupts Service at Saint Pauls and Birmingham Cathedrals
A militant suffragette evaded officials at Saint Pauls, mounted the lectern during morning services, and denounced the wrongs of women before being carried out. Ushers ejected other suffragists who then prayed for martyrdom. In Birmingham, women stood on seats shouting and demanded action in Christ's name against mass fasting and feeding.
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London
St. Paul's
Birmingham
Christ
Missing Child Case Provokes Arrests In Indiana
In Case Of Missing Child New filing Indiana where Dr Wood Winters, her stepmother, and Wei Canger were arrested today. The case centered on Catherine Winters disappearance older than a year, with a sweater found at the Winters home and new evidence from a former residence. Detectives report no motive yet linking the arrested to the child’s disappearance, while Winters questions focus on potential inheritance.
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New
Fiandle
Ind
Val
Catherine Winters
Wood. Winters
Wei Canger
Sue Winters
UAF
Famils
Menenthone
Lpuley's
Aia Ave
Winter
Winters
Lin
Mediation Plan Nears Approval Between U S and Huerta
Reported talks in May from Ratls Nagar and Nita indicate South American envoys have effectively agreed to move forward with a three party plan linking the United States and the Huerta government. The aim is a peace accord excluding constitutionalist representation as the new government lineup awaits central approval.
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Nagar
Ratls
Nita
United States
Huerta
Tiverta Deegales
Central Jtuartit
Washington
IL Helock
Three youths drown after boat capsizes on Delaware River
In Philadelphia on May 31 three young men leaped from a sinking leaking rowboat on the Delaware River. One of the group, Raymond Tinney, could not swim and tried to swim to shore. Two girls, including Sarah Gorman, were rescued by a motorboat along with the other companions. The four who survived were saved from the capsized craft by the rescuer boat.
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Pailydelphia
Delaware
Ped
Raymond Tinney Tyne
Ilfe Fiateee
Sarah Gorman
Inne
John Monthoch
John Murphy
Otten
Nee
Storstad
Attempts to burn aunt of King Alfonso of Spain
A masked woman tried to burn the aunt of King Alfonso as she left a church in Bishoa Spates on May 31. Police stopped the attack and the woman claimed to be a princess seeking to punish a rival. Intermittent clashes with police and multiple arrests followed at a meeting by Industrial Workers of the World.
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Alfonso OF
Spain
Bishoa
Alfonso
Segee
Terrytown
John
Rockefeller's
Circus trainer dies from bite of grizzly bear accident
A 20 year old animal trainer named Koenigsreher died after being bitten by a grizzly during a circus act. He was treated at Warm Springs Hospital, shipped to Dav Hert for asylum care, and died after a three day period in custody. Authorities say the injury and subsequent hydrophobia were factors, and the incident drew audience sympathy as the act continued.
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Cetate
Warm Springs
Charles Koeniguacher
Teagay Jecenigsicher
Herra
Dav Hert
Koenig
Ingston
Butte
Dillon Normal holds baccalaureate and evening services
Oliton Ostrander delivered a splendid address on The Gate of Opportunity to the Graduate at Dillon Normal auditorium. Seniors wore caps and gowns. Evening vesper services were on campus. The high school baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church was preached by A W Hamilton on The Knowledge of God As a True Folioation. Students and teachers marched from the high school to the church.
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Oliton
Wits
Efternan Ir
Ray
Ostrander
Gwen
Spees
Afiss
Frances Myers
Methodist Church
A.W. Hamilton
Jn & Wody
Aeronaut falls from height to death at park attraction
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal fall at a local amusement park. A balloon or aerial act named with witnesses and park location suggests a dramatic plunge from a height of about 290 feet ending in death. Details are incomplete in the text.
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Aeronaut
Platierd
Bea
Denver
Ae Gortett
Bodies Identified After Quebec Disaster Mission
Names and faces emerge as 198 victims from the steamship Lady Grey wreck are identified at Quebec. A funeral cortege aboard a landing ship processes along the river as officials unpack coffins and children’s caskets into awaiting ceremonies.
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Quebec
Coli
Ittstowski
Henry Seton Kerr
Hoy
Milwaukee trade seekers on their way to Montana
A 75 member trade booster tour departs Milwaukee at midnight for a cross country trip to the Pacific coast and return. The journey covers about 6009 miles with visits to three western cities and ends in Seattle before returning via Salt Lake, Denver and beyond.
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Milwaukee
Montana
Wis
Li& Dbelory
America
Pacific Coast
North Dakota
Seatte
Spokane
Acon
Portland
Salt Lake
Denver
Mann
Sixteen Montanans After Surveyor Generalship
Sixteen Montanans apply for appointment as surveyor-general according to a Washington dispatch. Names include Fraticia Morris, E H Wilton, N J Reardon, Newton Woeliger, Burt Adams Tower, Henry Kuppal, Franks Woody, William McClean, James T Jackson, Itohn O'Connor, W W Payne, Henry Fer hore, C O Finherly, Hart P B Patten, Elbhy Vicils a Goxepian, and William Serena Helena, among others.
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Washington, D. C
Montanane
Fraticia T. Morris
E. H. Wilton
N. J. Reardon
Newton Woeliger
Burt Adams Tower
Bute
Henry Kuppal
Franks Woody
Duisgoula
William McClean
James T. Jackson
Lewistown
Itohn O'Connor
Townend
W. W. Payne
Virginia City
Henry Fe
Collision at sea recounts Empress of Ireland disaster
An account of the Empress of Ireland collision with Storstad details the chaotic aftermath. Vessels attempted rescue operations as hundreds perished, and the Storstad helped passengers onto lifeboats while officials debated fault and compensation. The Canadian Pacific Railway and other parties face claims totaling millions.
Red Tape Criticised by Secretary Lane in Alaska Plan
Secretary Lane of the Interior faulted methods in Alaska administration in a report to Senator Pittman and Representative Augustin. He urged abolishing three-member boards to centralize control of Alaska's natural resources, shifting duties from the General Land Office and other agencies to a consolidated board. Senator Chamberlain and Delegate Wickersham supported creating such boards, aligning with Lane's plan.
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Whahlington
Alaska
Lane
Interior Department
Pittman
Afgusten
Congressional Committee On
Abaks
General Land Office
Road Commission
Bureau of Mines
Hbercayw of Education
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Forestry
Billy
Aliske
Chamberlain
Wicker
Karluk Disaster and Arctic Expedition Plans Mentioned
The Karluk shipwreck left crew and gear saved while the vessel was crushed near Wrangell Island. Capt. Bartlett may lead a relief voyage from Nome to rescue marooned men, as Canada considers dispatches to Stefanesen. The loss affects charting and exploration aims at the MacKenzie River delta and polar coast.
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Seattle
Vilhjalmar Storgnesen
Ico
Heruit Island
Siberia
Jgn
The
Wrangell Island
Point Barrow
Stefangsen
Archdeen
Polne Barrow
Pola
Greenland
Daga
Bartlett
Michael
Ha Aretle Saga
Nome
Mac- Kenate
Asepatches
Mac- Kenly
Stefanesen
MacKenzil
Paint
Father, Lost on Empress Rescue by Sister
Fragmentary OCR note recounts a rescue of a father believed lost on the Empress ship. Mentions a sister figure and references to Rochester and a ships scene, but text is garbled and largely unreadable.
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Faardiyg
Ming Aratoviy
Dinerenaney Tinea Teins Aruesr
Frank Ring Duke
Datembie Inspectiqn
Mumiber
Honed Memier
United Atte Workers Ainsivt
Reson
Oupereni Goduas
Tamhoo
Starcen Uwa
Drunikan
VENUS
Washhughon
Saoipenl
Tampico
Reavy
Admiral Badgers Yepotl
Navy Department
Diaz
Sicily
Wuphvemles Continu SeAncir
Gnore Carranza
Tanrytown
Ghate
Sue Comus
Asvet Das
Dillon Normal
Henry Seton-Kerr
Andersen
Empress of Ireland
Aida
Evraredy
Andoragy
Collisr
Oler Courthy
Sharlit
Offigers
Ielomprcas
Treland
Consle
Storstal
Doarpress
Asuertort
Cantily Anslersen
Colligian
de Heard
de Heard Cartan, Fendall Shoul, Ating Te May’ Ne To Pat Atay. tRd
Panidie Aree
Ibaa
Storatad
David
Ireland
Ini
Sumpoens
Waa
Paulus Railway Company
Maritide Steamalty Company
Thorn
Crngilan Barth
Cuaadhin Pacific Railway
Ieland
Passengora
Passengara
Baved
Eerie
Pacific
Rochester Ant
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