Salem Fire Devastates Mills City Rebuilds Plan Formed
June 26 Salem Massachusetts relief efforts surge after a major blaze destroyed mills and left about 18 900 people homeless. Insurance covers 10 million of losses totaling 12 million with Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. named largest single lender. Fire killed at least two and displaced thousands while Red Cross and federal aid mobilize.
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Joss
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Mover in Davor of ann raps and city aid
Homeless assistance effort sparks debate as a local report stirs public concern. The piece notes community programs, municipal actions, and the reaction of residents to the proposed measures amid a busy sports and state news page.
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Ann
Dacalecas
Williams
Chicago
Talieged
Riley Saa
Horoxeone
d—Aarient Renorts
Goll Borg
W-Batte
Desolation and Fire Hit Major City in Revolution
Destruction spread through Acutocns as defenders and civilians faced nightmarish chaos. Fires, burning bodies, and shattered streets marked a brutal first night of desolation. Federal lines faltered under constitutionalist assault, with earthworks and trenches overwhelmed in eight hours of intense fighting. Washington reports indicate Mexican consolidations may seek international talks on internal affairs at Niagara Falls.
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Iran
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Niagara Falls
Alexfeo
Seagara Waiting at Niagara Falls Township
A fragmented report notes lingering delays and vague plans regarding constitutionalists and Huerty delegates over Mexican affairs. Mediation signs are seen as the colony awaits clearer guidance as the Zac victory is referenced with potential influence on the situation.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
Zacset
Carranza Villa Rift Reopened by Pesquiera at Taso
At Taso Texas June 6 discussion of the Carranza Villa estrangement was reopened today by Roberta Pesquiera a sear of the constitutionalists who formerly was stationed at Washington He released the text of a telegram in a series of communications with General Villa criticizing the northern military zone commander for denying arrests of national officials at Juarez and the confiscation of national treasury funds There Pesquiera said Villa was sure rounded by certain persons some of whom were the direct ongo of the disaster that befell the administration at President Madero
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Texas
Carranza-Villa
Roberta Pesquierh
Hore
Washington
Gener Villa
Jaurez
Treasury
Pesquiera
Extreme heat scorches Southern states with record highs
In St. Louis on June 22 a week of extreme heat peaked with government thermometers reading 101 degrees indoors and 108 outdoors. Twenty-one people, including a family, collapsed from heat. Montgomery reports similar record heat on June 24 with several prostrations as temperatures reach new highs.
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Fauily
Montgomery
Ala
Fane
Californians Face Japanese Displeasure Over Treaty
A Washington and Tokyo correspondence was published amid a debate over Japan's stance on a new treaty with the United States. The notice notes Tokyo’s demand for a reply by August 26 and hints at possible U.S. displeasure over California discrimination and land ownership promises for Americans.
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United States
Collision in Idaho Tunnel Kills Laborer
A work train collided with a handcar in a tunnel near Falcon Idaho just east of Fal con killing one laborer. The caboose derailed and rolled down an embankment. Several workers were injured but none are said to be seriously hurt. The dead and injured were taken to St. Marlos Idaho.
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Rodak Ratteste
Wis Keio Amt Aber Athar
Chitago, Brilwanlee & St. Paul
Falcon
Idaho
Talles
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Tdato
Rebels Shoot Engineers Near Tamale in Mexico Mission
Washington reports the recovery of the bodies of Weston Burwell an American engineer and Louis Cordoba and six companions shot by Mexicans six weeks ago near Tamale. Burwell's body will be sent to Washington according to department officials.
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Weston Burwell
Louis Cordoba
Tamale
Tamples
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Heavy flood damage from two cloudbursts hits towns
In Mandan and nearby areas a severe cloudburst inundated La Cregse and Laveshora, flooding streets six feet deep and cutting rail and road links. The Missouri river bed overflow marooned shoppers downtown, with crops damaged and farm buildings wrecked. Telegraph service remains interrupted as rescuers work by boat.
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Laveshora
Hanesborn Eninette
Ile
Mastin
Mandan
Missouri River
Gowntown
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Automatic quits Helena telephone service
Announcement from the Automatic Telephone Company states the firm will discontinue service in Helena. The decision follows reduced subscribers and a shorter operation period, prompting the company to suspend operations and end local service.
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Helena
Uelent Automatic Telephone Company
Ammunition Shipment Sailed to Havana For Tampico Route
A vessel named Sunshine departed Havana carrying 2450 cases of ammunition bound for Tampico. The shipment is reportedly destined for nationalist forces, with no secrecy about the ultimate recipient.
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Havana
Tampico
Ameren Melting and Refining to Pause Constructions
New York reports Ameren Melting and Refining company will pause operations at its Chicago plant. Officials say by July the project plans will be legally operational again, signaling a restored schedule for the facility and anticipated resume of activity.
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New York
Ameren
Chituahia
Williams Reports On Albania Amid Political Turmoil
Athens dispatch traces American minister to Greece Willen Williams describing Albania as anarchic with a dysfunctional regime. He cites six foreign powers, a proposed Lantern agreement, and multiple rival authorities vying for control. The report condemns Albanian government failure and urges international action to stabilize Durazzo and remove the Wied prince.
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Willen
Greece
Albania
Prince of Wind
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Ministry
Foch
Durazzo
Alvania
Harupe
Wied
International Commission
Democratic Declaration Sparks Senate Debate on Trusts
A fragmentary report shows Senator Williams urging action against the money and industrial trusts. He defends President Wilson’s demand for congressional control and condemns propaganda while stressing a bold, conservative path to curb economic threats.
Relic of Mary Wars 10 to be sold as junk Vallise
The Independence, a former war ship of the American navy, will be sold to the highest bidder for any purpose. The vessel, once a flagship of Commodore Perry and participant in battles near Mare Island and later guard ship at San Francisco, was commissioned by the Navy and decommissioned months ago.
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Mare Island Miry
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One Man Blamed in Wreck Case at Ship Hearing
A wreck inquiry in Quebec on June 26 accuses a single crewman of negligence in the May 20 disaster that killed 1014 people. Witnesses argue the helmsman altered the wheel to port and steered improperly, while arguments focus on duties of the officer Saxr and the ship’s wheel handling.
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Wan
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Butler Asploat
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Ireland
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Saxe
Hiwself
Moyer Supports Sending Troops in Montana Tangle
In a tense debate, Moyer backs dispatching troops to quell unrest in Butte Montana as unions and workers brace for possible clashes. The Helena and Great Falls factions discuss protection, while President Wilson and Governor Leher exchange views on military aid and order. Local meeting condemns the Butte Socialist faction but pledges solidarity with the Western Federation of Miners amid fears of employer-driven suppression of worker unity.
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M. M. Donoghue
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Ment
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Cascada County
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President May Not Act At Once On Troops Request
The Washington report states President Wilson referred Governor Stewart of Montana's request for federal troops to Port Vancouver to the War Department. Senator Myers warned no troops are in Montana and swift deployment from Vancouver would be slow if riots occurred. Wilson took the request under advisement and then kept it under consideration.
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Helen
Jung
Witte Tester Mayer
Westen
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Butte
Hever Heteas
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Lyceum
Anneuida Diter
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Lemerrow
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Washington
Wilson
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Wisnal
War Department
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Montay
Wits
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Tem
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Great Falls Union Hears About Hutte Conditions
A disputed Great Falls union meeting on June 21 failed to produce a plan as Charles Mayer was expected to address the audience at Doswhls hall to discuss a reiss meeting called by rheamith and eieettee Wwer's unto this evening. Mayer did not interfere.
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Charles H. Mayer
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Rheamith
Quiet Butte Sees Little Labor Action After Union Reopen News
Labor tensions in Butte appeared calm as Western Federation of Miners announced reopening Leudawarters. No new officers or headquarters were seen, darts postponed, Miners Union hall quiet amid damaged building. City may clear debris while new officers on South Main enroll members, reaching 2000 members with receipts for dues.
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Ute Old Union
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Alge
South Main Street
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Sunday Standard highlights and society notes preview
A condensed list of features and profiles from the Sunday Standard including Harold McGrath’s A Million Dollar Mystery, P P O Connors Liberal reform piece, centenary of the American navy, and various society and theater items. Also notes on sports, Bingville, and world news summaries.
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Harold McGrath
P. P. O'Comnnor
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Coldberg
Breeny Carluon
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