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Fragmentary readable bits reference varied topics including state and national news, local events in Butte and Lewistown, anti-trust bills, advertisements, mining, sports, and market reports. Names, places, and dates are inconsistent, producing a mosaic of items rather than a single coherent event.
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Gymnat Asquith
Villa Sonda
Forres
Henge
Schumann
Hoschund
Lewistown
Anaconda News
Galdberg
New Organization Against Asquith Emerges in Debate
A new group formed to oppose Prime Minister H. H. Asquith appears in political circles. The movement, described as non Horan, signals a fresh challenge to government policy and aims to influence upcoming votes.
Arson attacks and suffragette unrest ripple through London
Reports detail arson attempts at homes near Derby and a Buckingham Palace disturbance where Miss Mary Bloomsfield disrupted the royal audience. Militant and non militant suffragette factions clash over strategy while a deputation seeks audience with Asquith.
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London
Sufernnelies
Kreadsalehiereh
Derby
Flateur
Sir Howh
Duden Castle
Dundee
Sylvia Pankhural
Baby 18 Found On Engine After Train Collision
Portland report says a stalled Pastner auto on a railroad crossing near Clackamas was struck by a locomotive. Mrs Frasier’s four passengers escaped. eight year old Lotta Frasier remained aboard the engine pilot, clinging to a lever. Her right leg was broken, but otherwise unharmed.
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Portland
Ore
W. B. Prasier
Willie
Clackamas
Hove
Fisley
Frasier
Lota
Legislation to End Unemployment Proposed in Washington
In Washington during June a National delegation of sociological workers urged the hours labor committee to address unemployment. They proposed a government employment agency model and mediation through post offices nationwide, expecting a legislative report this session and a push in the House next year.
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Washington
Murdock Bi
Mediatonald
Tes
Hindu citizenship grant marks new American milestone
Taraknath Das, post graduate student at the University of California, was admitted to citizenship today becoming the fourth Hindu to gain American citizenship. Judge Midge Dooling ruled that Hindus of the caste are conferred by precedents to Caucasians.
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San Vrancisco
Fynes
Taraknath Das
Unversity of
California
Tle
Hintus
Fodea Midge Dooling
Madame Had Detective Following Her Spouse in Court
In a New York court the singer Schumann-Heink and others testified in depositions about a pair seen entering a hotel in New York on February 1. Detectives reported following the couple to apartments and a home street encounter, with witnesses detailing alleged sightings and a shopping tour. The judge ruled that certain ceremonial witnesses could not attend the hearing, affecting plans for the Bayreuth festival attendance.
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Chicago
Jam
Kate Duan
New York
Ilyerce Hse
Schumann-Heink
Fea
Eien
Wil Maylizi
Antanvushe
Ranpaml
Dean
Enti Mey
Newark
Rapa
Landigdy
Arthur We Shae
New ‘York
Eugene Rossi
Hepp
Lapp
Ng Sant
Nagy
Gesttorna Voncerning
Dt Singer S
Mina
Hehwmann-Heink
Bayreuth
Germany
Kellys Tattered Army to Work in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne dispatch reports Kellys Tattered Army, formerly in Sacramento and tied to a botched Canadian expedition, arriving in the city and being held at the police detention station on vagabondage charges. Police Judge Kerr signals intent to employ them for public work while in custody. The source also notes Kansas wheat labor needs and state employment efforts led by W L OBrien.
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Fort Wayne
Indy
Cal Army
Sacramento
Cal
Washington
Kerr
Calamity Howlers Denounced in Senate Speech
A senate speech by Senator Reed of Missouri denounces calamity howlers and warns against fear driven by what he calls a state of alarm. He argues for restoring confidence in the nation’s markets and accuses opponents of misleading the public.
Ten Thousand Strike at Pittsburg Shops
Pittsburg saw ten thousand workers strike at Westinghouse plants including Werlinghouse Elvetile and Manufacturing, Weatherhouse Machine, and Pittsburgh Motor. Delegates from 89 departments met to discuss broadening the walkout, aimed at 13,900 additional workers, with peaceful parades and speeches urging restraint.
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Pittsburg
Pitsburg
One
Westinghouse
Stevenson in distress after wife's death triggers medical episode
The ailing vice president Adlai Stevenson suffered a nervous breakdown following the death of his wife under President Cleveland. Doctors reported a tense mental state and possible complications requiring careful supervision.
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Lane S—Adlai GB. Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
New Haven Figures Show Slight Variance in Rail Finances
Testimony at today’s Interstate Commerce Commission session on the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad covered profits depreciation and securities reporting. Julian M Tomlinson questioned figures from 1903 to 1912 noting profits and surpluses, with depreciation charges running into millions and large adjustments in the depreciation account.
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White
Oble
Clayton RU
Chandler
New York
Rayburn
Commission
Svar
Mel Counsel
Adianis
John L. Billard
Meriden
County
Millan
Billnna
Connecticut
Julian M. Tomlinson
New Haven Road
Waller Dylines
New Thavon
Ory
Tomlinson
Wis Both
Inchalge
Owere Ehnerged
Operators and Miners Fail to Reach Agreement
In Columbus Onto in June coal operators and sinking miners failed to agree on a scale for the second union since meetings began. The session adjourned after John M. Roan the state mining commissioner delivered a message from Governor Cox. Officials conferred privately but details remained undisclosed.
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Columbus
Chin Falles
John MM. Roan
Cox
Ant
Villa's Message Reaches Huerta Telegraph Powwow
A refugee relays a daily telegraph exchange between Villa and Huerta. Huerta seeks direct delivery to avoid delays and asks Villa to walk to the capital. The dispatch notes a grim humor in the situation and mentions a substantial cash claim tied to a political figure.
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Vera
Ceux
Francisco Fila
Villa
Peremuy
Tie
Puerta
Mii
Lin
American Vessels One Way With Arms for Carranza
Washington received late word that Sun sh ine Sunshine carried ammunition to the constitutionalists in Tampico. The Cuban steamer Ay Vile from New York to Tampico with arms for Carranza forces stirred speculation on a possible U S blockade. Officials said no protest from mediators altered the government stance on Tampico as an open port. international law would require notice if a blockade were attempted.
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Washington
Galveston
Ommetiel Wuurters
Tayes
Puerta
New York
Tanspleu
Arma Cap
Carmings
de Dalted Hillop
Evers
United States
Enianitate
Niagara Falls
Bry
Sete
Depariowal
Styerty
Tornado and Storms Hit Town and Area
A severe storm brought a tornado and high winds to the region, damaging homes and transportation. The cyclone swept westward, striking Culllne and surrounding areas, with substantial damage in a several hundred yard swath. Temperatures spiked to record levels across the state, with Kansas City experiencing extreme heat and Minnesota recording a high of 66 degrees. No major injuries reported.
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Mrospers
Cyelone
Jinks Allen
Hoogetterp
Ney
Childres
Sorensen le Missuie
Ghtengae
Northwestern
Eyclowe
Wreckagg Long Tou Teadis
Stocm
Odie Eentense
Aniston
Weather Record Frigid June Day In Baise
Baise on June 3 saw an exceptionally cold day with record low mean temperature matching January levels. Forecaster notes a severe heat wave forecast but on June 5 the heat wave was expected to pass. Several heat related incidents reported and schools remained closed.
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Baise
Kigho
Ft. Lewis
Dune
TheFs
Wits’ Hore
Toutstates
Cron
Storm damages crops and church in Vansville
A thunderstorm in Vansville Indiana caused over 20000 dollars in damage and destroyed a First Avenue Presbyterian church hymn. The storm followed four weeks of rain that heavily damaged crops.
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Vansville
Ind
First Avenue Presbyterian
Repetition of Disaster Fears Rise in Wisconsin
Neugelte Wisconsin residents along the Rinck river fear a repeat of a three year old disaster as floods wash away bridges damage towns and power lines. Greenwood 20 miles north reports large damage to the Mington power company facilities with buildings wrecked and water in the streets. Paris dispatches note new cabinet adjournments and promised communications to President Fitzgerald after resignations.
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Neugelte
Wis
Here
Munteton Mgnt and Power Company
Dama
Paris
Une i
Rene Vivians
Mintates of
Public Instruction
Hat
Tontent
Foireare
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King George
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Meltek
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Senate
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Organization Against Asquith
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Hoth de Katiest
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Sovieliee
Henry Pawcett
Frances Balfour
Cotuntese
Aberdeen
Judy Brassey
Lord Couriney
Pytlaw
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Asquith
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Burnh
Louisa Bloomfield
Arthur Bloomfield
Queen Mary
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Kelly
Kansas
Neeps Mien
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Kansan
Mann
W. L. O'Brien
Amt Rector
Tree Employment Bureau
Shnaton
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Reed
Hlinsouri
Vais Democratic Party
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New Haven
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Huerta
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Janey
Hwe
Wiest
Kapaity City
Kadens
Missouri
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Kansas City
Minnhattany
Pew
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the Sunday Standard
T. P. O'Connor
John Bull
House of Cominioos
Black Hand
Suzanne
Winfield Scott
Bingville
Goldberg
Reali
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