United States policy on Mexico sparks partisan debate
The foreign relations committee confronted U S policy as senators clash over arms to factions in Mexico. Senator Fall of New Mexico attacked the current approach while Senator Taft praised the Wilson administration for not recognizing the opponents of the de facto government, warning that arming one side risks retaliation against American citizens. Others urged restraint, cautioning that intervention could mean a long occupation, while Sonora officials reported successes against federal forces and plans to barge Guaymas, a hazardous port in Sonora, with potential help from Mexican gunboats.
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United States
Mexico
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Toythe
Vhyeruy
Haran
Ehilemat Atti
Camittas
Ratcon
Mexico City
Smith
Avisona
Lower
California
Seneter Williams
Pongiss
Aziz
Sonora
Federala
Chuaymas
Guaymas
Huerta
Didier Masson
General Strike Ordered in New River Coal Field
In Charleston Virginia, a general strike was ordered for the New River coal field where 16,000 miners are employed. Officials of the United Mine Workers mailed the strike call throughout the field after three days of conferences mediated by Governor Hatfield who did not secure a settlement.
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Charleston
Vi. Va
Tver
United Mine Workers
Hatfield
Lup Lrounte
Commission With Lane to Visit Montana Irrigation Projects
Washington dispatch reports a new reclamation commission under Secretary Lane will accompany him on a Montana visit in late July. They will inspect Sun River conditions and other irrigation schemes, seeking expert input from five commissioners before any Sun River construction decision. Departure timing remains uncertain due to administration matters and current conditions.
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Gnedal
Standard
Washington, D
New
Reclamation Commission
Lane
Reclamation Service
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Hin
Sun River
Montant
Carness
President Kept at White House Inactive Day Report
Unclear OCR fragment notes President remains at the White House amid unspecified scheduling. Details are incomplete. no clear date or event stands out in the readable text.
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White House
President Wilson Opposes Railway Merger Dissolution Plan
President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds push to avoid federal receivership and secure a merger plan with Sherman anti trust compliance. Proposals involve reallocating Southern Pacific stock and Baltimore and Ohio assets, to be supervised by a trust company, with cabinet discussion and a July 1 submission deadline.
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Washington
Shine
Phir
Union Paiite Ih
Pennsyvaning Railroad
Balimere & Hte
Southerre Park
Union Pacific
Talgy
New Hampshire
Fenenst
Railroad Men Oppose New Compensation Bill
Washington June 27 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen oppose the Sutherland Senate bill on workers compensation. In annual session they adopted a resolution against the measure arguing it would undermine the existing employers liability act. The bill would set a uniform compensation rate for injuries.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Stremey and Engineers
Senator Sutherland
Utah
Sutherland
Great Strike May Tie Up In Kansas City
Kansas City officials and labor leaders discuss a general strike involving twenty five thousand workers across all crafts in Kansas City. The move follows a clash over open shop policies with non union labor hired by master builders. Strike could start July 1 pending crafts endorsement. Industrial Council backs the action as the city’s supreme labor body. New England stockholders of the New Haven road confer with New York executives over alleged mismanagement in a widening inquiry.
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Blo
Lonizbt
Kans City
Smaster
Volo
Tabor Lagers
Industrial Council
Supreme Labor Organiwatlon
Kageds
New York
New England
New York, New Haven & Jinri
Gertrule Shaw Released From Pison After Window Missil
London June 27 Gertrude Shaw who hurled a brick through a Scotland Yard window last Saturday and was jailed for three weeks was released on bail today She had been on an hunger strike and threw the missile at a prominent reform leader.
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London
Gertrule Shaw
Scotland Yara
Pilsoin
Eineling Pankhurst
Tragic boating accident closes two lives in Billings area
Two Billings women from local families died when a motor boat overturned near Meynonton Alberta. The victims, Mrs Earl Meredith and Mrs Cage, were among several passengers including Mr and Mrs Radian S Nasper and families. Meredith had recently traveled to Calgary for a wedding ceremony. Recovery status of the bodies remains unclear.
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Billings
We Lee Malits
Yarmers
State Bane
Secretary Lane Receives Montana Land Data
Helena June 2 Railroad Commissioner J 17 Hall former head of the bureau of agriculture labor and industry mails a copy of the last report to Secretary Lane. Lane thanks Hall for the letter and full report and says the data will be made available for inference in connection with the Montana reclamation projects and their abandonment.
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Helena
Hall
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Montana
Case Delays Cast Shadows Over Abandonment Allegations
In a California federal proceeding, delays push back hearings for Trey T. Wiggs and Frew Caminetti on child abandonment charges. Accramenta county officials note tentative postponements until after July. In San Francisco, prosecutors pursue felony charges with potential penalties up to five years if convicted, while misdemeanor options exist in other contexts.
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Sweramenia
Jun I
Allerney Wachhorst
Trey T. Wiggs
Frew Caminetti
Accramenta County
San Francisco
Seven defendants plead guilty for bootlegging and sales
Auto to Tall Helena June 27 reports seven federal grand jury defendants pleading guilty before Judge Borrquin. Sentences include Frank Nenomay four months and $id, A Parsons 100 days and $150, I Rintledge Hans Martin H Peterson Gus Carlson bootlegging days and $100 fine, Mike Coniff bootlegging months and $199.
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Helena
Juase Borrquin
Frank Nenomay
A. Parsons
Ouer Io
Missoula
Rintledge
Hans Martin
H. Peterson
Gus Carlson
Mike Coniff
Adrift Boat Disaster Sends Four Women to Drown
In ssvilld Wisconsin on a June day Myrtle Judd Nora Edwards and Helen Gordeneny drowned when a lifeboat capsized near the We Mississhopliver. Kinney witnessed the accident and attempted rescue but was himself drowned.
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Wis
Taree Younz
Myrtle Judd
Nora Ewards
Helen Gordeneny
Ay Kinney
Awha
Ale
Suffragists Plan Meeting in Butte September
In Bozeman on June 12 the Montana Equal Suffrage state central committee set September 20 as the gathering date. Miss Jeanette Rankin led a crowded session with remarks on organization growth, child labor reform, and ties to the national suffrage movement.
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Mivlingston
Rutte
Monlana ‘Equal Gulfrage
Mary Ann of Bulle
Lodays Witthers
Jeanette Rankin
Missoula
Mya GM
Gilmore
Clendlye
Mise Mary O'Neill
Mles
Mildred Sherrill
Hutte
John Willis
Grisraw
Harvey Galt
Ble Timbers Weastrer
Witbur Smith
Molen
Committen
Poreham
Glendive
Mrmistee
Aliss Murgy Cantwell
Unters Ho
Aha-County
Work
M. McCusker
Treacher
Peoples Power Ieagie Tur
Montana
Darroch
Sherrill
Montana Associalinn Agulieta
Mins Rankin
West suitors, president loses vacation and more
Fragmented item pack lists varied notes from the era including candidates in West suitors, a president losing vacation, a train robber missing, suffragettes meeting, city plans in Butte, and various notices across sports, finance, and theater with several partial phrases and unnamed events.
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Mrrat Leat
Wilsot
Billings
Teimonten
Butte
Tdilorial
Atwater
New York
Inet
Questlais and
Dan Drew
Financial New
Goldberg
Mohawk Steamer Explosion Shocks Tompkinsville
A Mohawk steamship explosion near Tompkinsville Staten Island caused multiple deaths and injuries. Rescue boats pulled sailors from the water as flames and debris shot 200 feet into the sky. Investigators say a helper carrying lit lanterns in the hold dropped a candle, igniting fumes and causing the blast aboard the Mohawk.
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Mreiessaris
Aanachiniat
Taxyma
Maxle
Ughtedanita
Detris
Girl Holds Injured Man Drives Car With One Hand
A dramatic incident unfolds as a girl aids an injured man after a fall, steering a car with one hand for eight miles at a steady pace. Despite heroic efforts to save his wife and reach help, he died before rescue teams arrived.
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Val. Dine
Gaparhitendi
Tedene Vaperia
AW Aarons
Havel Stephenson
Brovtegas
German Official Circles Favor Gerard Selection
Berlin reports official circles favor the nomination of Juste Daniel W. Conard for a U.S. post in New York. A favorable reception from officials signals swift acceptance, amid broader reports on U.S. appointments and local affairs.
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Gerard
Berlin
Pune
Juste Daniel WW. Conard
New York
Wureme
Germany
Willian
Win ix
Chen
Facial Eirebes
Stix
Paroled train robber Hamptond missing after Helena
Northern Pacific agents pursue paroled convicts amid the disappearance of Hamptond near Helena. Authorities note he was released seven days earlier after serving a term, with reports placing him around Beer Ledyre and Botner. The parole followed the recommendation of Warder Conley and Southern Mail service officials, who cite possible accomplices and motives tied to a recent robbery.
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Standard
Hotem
Wiether Freorge BK
Tnd
Pists
Northern
Balhae
Bucletully
Mornin
Oa Netytrbus
Feltoy
Ryntion
Eer Lanlges
Intar
Flelena
Wanmond
Beer Ledyre
Banstad
Mayponte
Warder Conley and
Ateresidge
Hamptonnd
Cripple Creek Man Charged With Double Murder
James fo Ricon, a former Colorado legislator, is charged with murdering his wife and his 6 year old stepdaughter after a dynamite blast destroyed the Sucan home in Cripple Creek. Bacon died this afternoon from injuries sustained. Ricon claimed two masked men attacked his cell at daybreak.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Dunn
James Fo Ricon
Cotorado
Stelle
Marika
Othelale
Ahi
Housewife May Cheer Threads on Free List
Washington lawmakers debate the Tatt revision bill benefiting households. The Senate pushed to keep cotton sewing thread on the free list after a spirited vote, with House members defending the 10 percent duty. The finance committee and Senate majority did not alter the approach.
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Washington
Senate Democratic Cancers Aeternine
Ape Committee
House
Senate i
Intense heat forecast as Chicago braces for scorcher day
Weather forecasters warn of extreme heat in Chicago with no relief for hours. The city expected high temperatures, as residents prepared for a hot day following a cool breeze from overnight conditions.
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Deedbach
Henry J. Cua
Thermontoloy
Heat Wave Cripples Cities Across Midwest and Northeast
Across Chicago Pierre and St Louis report extreme heat with dozens prostrations and several deaths linked to the conditions. Philadelphia notes no major storm damage while high temperatures drive heat-related fatalities and hospital visits, with single incidents of heat caused deaths reported in Pawtucket and Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Orinele
Pierre
Lee
Jilly
Philadelphia
Stoen
Nehinirg
Salon
Memorial Proposed To Women Of The Civil War
Gettysburg June 21 commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic urged the erection of a memorial to the women of the civil war at the encampment of the Pennsylvania veterans. He honored mothers wives and sweethearts who endured hardship as troops paraded and veterans cheered the blue uniforms during the anniversary events.
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Gettysburg
Eeecs
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
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