Miner Calther Killed In Butte Garden Car Crash
Peter Calther, a miner, died after being struck by a garden car near Meaderville. He was found with a whiskey bottle in his pocket and died from loss of blood shortly after being admitted to a hospital. The accident occurred on a sharp curve near a rail junction as the car passed by. Calther, about 28, was unmarried. a brother in Chicago had been notified.
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Fraternal Brotherhood Elects New Officers
After a year of activity the Fraternal Brotherhood Harhony lodge No. 465 elected officers to serve beginning July 23. George FB Hager son serves as past president with James H Dwyer as president and Miss Rowe Bexek as secretary.
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George FB. Hagerson
James H. Dwyer
Rowe Bexek
Mile Kate McGrath
Minnie Tackett
Clara Johnson
Pleasing Program by Bible Students at Shortridge Memorial
Shortridge Memorial Christian church hosted a spring themed Bible Student program for Children's Day. Sunday school pupils, mainly younger girls, offered a well staged, decorative recital with a transformed pulpit and a sequence of numbers that drew strong audience appreciation. The Japanese influence in art and decor was noted as part of the event.
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Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Fire on Galena Street at Four O Clock Yesterday
Fire broke out on Galena Street early yesterday morning at four o clock. Flames grew to six hours before the fire department arrived.
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Galena Street
Neutral faction gains hold in Lower California regions
Neutral Mexican faction controls most of the Lower California peninsula except Port San Jose del Cabo. Dispatches to Admiral Howard name the son of former Governor Ortega and a Villa official as leaders in Guaymas, with emissaries sent to key contending factions. President Wilson’s call for peace amid factional strife sparks tension in Matías, Sinaloa, while Sinaloa Governor Gutierrez seeks restitution of the Matlan Water works, now resisted by the controlling faction. Americans own 50 percent of the plant debt amid nonpayment.
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German official denies misquote on Belgium relief loans
General von Bissing, chief German official in Belgium, says he was misquoted about American relief work. He asserts he did not intend to question charitable grain gifts or suggest food was diverted from donors. The report cites a Berlin embassy communication through the foreign office. Minnesota notes its high number of farmers cooperatives.
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Belgium
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Frontline clashes shift across Europe as war widens
Reported battles stretch from Galicia to Arras with Austro German and Russian forces, while Italian navy targets Adriatic cables. Berlin cites limited gains amid heavy casualties as clashes unfold near Tolmino and Moscosina, with 2308 prisoners taken and several river crossings contested.
War Office Report Describes Naval Cable Cutting and Damages
London六月六日消息官方新闻称海军部今日发布声明。 Dalmatian群岛海岸与岛屿的电缆被切断,灯塔与警戒站被毁,Cattaro至Ragusa铁路遭炮击严重受损。 同日我方驱逐舰遭奥地利飞机无果攻击再度轰击Monfalcone并击沉多艘装货船。 Centaur号运输船在Naknek海湾搁浅,若风暴拖拽桅杆导致全损,船员获救,货物打捞中, 二十五艘渔船亦险些遭遇舰炮袭击而幸免。
Recruiting Big Army Among the Serbians
Plans are under way to send close to 100000 men from the United States to Serbia and Montenegro to fight Austria and Germany. Butte expects to send its full quota as local Serbs and Montenegrins mobilize, with ambassadors from Montenegro coordinating funds, travel, and equipment for volunteers.
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Police raid gambling game leads to seven arrests
Owen McGraw faces gambling charges after police halted a midnight game at 22 East Park Street. Five other white men and a man described as a negro were jailed. McGraw and John Cremer posted bond for today’s police court appearance while Bert Longley, John Casey, John Stack, George Bunches and A. J. Burns remained jailed. Numerous listed names from various cities follow in transmission.
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French cabinet reshuffle seen soon in Paris
Amsterdam dispatch reports persistent rumors in Paris that a government reconstruction will occur soon. Several ministers are said to be replaced with Leon Bourgeois potentially joining, while Victor Eugène de Eugagneur and Louis Malvy are among incumbents expected to resign.
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Status of Mongolia to Be Fixed by New Treaty
Reprenentatives of Russia China and Mongolia have ended a year long conference at Kiakhta Siberia with a treaty that fixes Mongolia s status during the 1912 Chinese revolution Mongolia declared independence from China and Russia recognized it as autonomous Russia and China agree not to interfere with Mongolia s internal administration China will retain nominal suzerainty over Mongolia and a treaty to that effect will be signed tomorrow by the three nations representatives
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Threatened crop destruction in Yaqui Valley alarms Guaymas
Reports from radio messages to Admiral Howard indicate Carranza forces threaten Yaqui Valley crops, endangering food supplies for Guaymas, a key Mexican seaport and railroad hub in Sonora. The city remains quiet despite growing anxiety as the threat looms over daily life and transit.
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Carranza troops threaten Yaqui valley food supply
Carranza forces press toward the Yaqui valley at the valley’s foot near the Sierra de Racatete, cutting railroad links and threatening Tijuana’s food stability as U S cruisers New Orleans and Cleveland anchor offshore. The population of Harrison relies on Yaqui valley produce and cadena shipments.
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Unclear text fragment on gas effects and wartime fears
Fragment from Petrograd based on Morn Ine Powt correspondent describing germ warfare fears, effects of a toxic gas on fronts Brure-Rawka and Beara region. Text appears garbled with repeated phrases and incomplete sentences, limiting clear event or attribution.
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Refuses to tell of injury to shield playmate
A tabloid style item reports a shield playmate injured by a baseball, with confusion over details and assurances that the camp remains unsettled. The report notes a child seven years old who died from injuries linked to the incident and mentions limited statements from those involved.
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Fragmentary crime brief from obscure page
Incomplete OCR reads as a short crime note mentioning violence and a large group involved. Details, names, and locations are unclear due to damaged text, preventing precise reconstruction of events.
Great Romanian Demonstration Supports Intervention
A large Bucharest rally of about 29,000 people demonstrated in favor of Romania intervening in the war to support the Alles. Flags waved and bugles sounded as speeches praised Mary Tater and Alexander Mar khiloman supporters. The conservative party debated M. Marghitoman's pro German stance, then condemned his leadership before he left with followers. An executive committee meeting planned for tomorrow under Jean Lahovary to favor the alien wing.
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Speed of Ship Saved Her From Torpedo Chase
Queter Quebec June 6 dispatches report steamer Megantie chased by German submarines at the start of her westward trip. Captain Metcalfe says the vessel zigzagged to avoid a hit, speeding away three miles before engagement. Signals were answered by British submarines and London patrols.
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Sweden and Husela ratify treaty at Petrograd
Stockholm dispatch reports a new treaty between Sweden and Husela ratified at Petrograd governing financial, commercial and industrial relations. In St Paul Minnesota and western Wisconsin heavy rains caused property damage and at least three deaths were reported late last night as storms moved across the region.
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Bomb Near American Consulate Still No Damage Reported
Daily Mail North of France correspondent reports a bomb fell within 90 yards of the American consulate but caused no damage. The incident occurred last Saturday amid ongoing tensions in Calais.
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Egyptian flag and khedive standard described in detail
The flag features three white crescents with their backs to the staff, each bearing a five pointed white star between the horns on a red field. This flag served as the khedive's personal standard replacing the former national flag which had a six pointed star different from the Turkish flag.
Aged Father Dead in Salisbury North Carolina
J Wharton general manager of aie Hutte Electrics announced the death of his aged father in Salisbury North Carolina. The funeral is planned for Tuesday with a private service as Mr Wharton cannot return in time. Family members were looking forward to summer visits from grandchildren.
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Funeral notices and vague youth obituary items
A garbled funeral notice notes a youth aged 3 and a William Myers aged 0 with remains at Walsh's undertaking parlors. The text is incomplete and contains several transcription errors, but indicates funeral and burial arrangements through Walsh's undertaking parlors.
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Walsh
Wiliam FL Myers
Xe Walsh
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Funeral service for Frank B Mi tive Wh held Monday
Brief funeral service for the late Frank B mentale Wh was conducted Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W Ils Greten on West Broadway. Rev B J Groeneveld led the service. Afterward the body was sent to the Northern Pacific department for forwarding to Lockport for interment.
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