Miners and troops clash asstrikes surge across Colorado
Early reports from Col Oct 4 describe apprehension of pubbreiks joining striking miners amid an attack on the strikers. National Guard encamped, troops patrolled, and cavalry from Walsenburg deployed to protect nonunion workers. Arms seen in Ludlow vicinity as strikers resist. Colorado subdistricts vote to continue per member aid to miners amid the upheaval.
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Wrinidai
Eulony
Chage
National Guard
Land of Cavalry
Walsenburg
le Abu
VMS
Auilery
Ludlow
Mistriet
Chat Camp
Chenier Prioris
St Clairsville
Olu
Chetah-Pifeeen
United Mine Workers of America
Fasternile
Mrs Von Claussen Held On Blackmailing Charge
New York October report says Mrs Klavel Chavanen, a US citizen, was arrested abroad for attempting to extort $1,000,040 from Charles Straus, president of the board of water supply, possibly as part of a divorce action. She allegedly planned to travel from Sweden and demanded funds to reveal alleged government secrets.
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New York
Klavel Chavanen
Sweden
Kmlag
Wnt
Charles Stramis
Board of Water Supply
Virginia wren fed on hogs in Wisconsin zoology study
A Virginia wren captured during a snowstorm at the state capitol area is under investigation at the University of Wisconsin zoological laboratory. The bird, noted for its extraordinary appetite, reportedly consumed a wide array of items in two days including grasshoppers, mealworms, fish, hornets, snakes, frogs, and small mammals, and reportedly weighed about six pounds at capture.
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Masisan
Wisconsin
Han Im
State Capitol
Monterey Pressed by Constitutionalists in Turbulent Move
Revolutionary activity in Monterey intensifies as Constitutionalists push toward the city. Reports claim Loyalist defenses falter while constitutional forces, led by commanders including General Gomes, advance from nearby towns. Citizens fear clashes as bets on the city’s fate grow, with international attention mounting. An aged priest Martinez is expelled amid clashes as constitutionalists tighten grip on surrounding quarters.
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Browngyille
Matamoram
Plexeo
Monterey
Siese
Ater “Martinez
Nis
Constitutionali
Bina
Thousand Dollars A Day For Each Of Busch Heirs
The will of Adolphus Brecht estate filed. Heirs receive annual income around 316,081 and shares valuing over 40. Former manager August A. Ruch to support his invalid brother Carl. Estate income estimated at 8,000,000 with about 11 percent return. Heirs include widow and seven children.
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Adolphus Brecht
Wit
August A. Ruch
Valed Proverder
Visl
Honevar
Carl
Ratate
Marooned Ten Years Ends With Rescue Of Survivors
Officials report a party of 10 Eskimos marooned ten years on an uninhabited Hodson Bay island were rescued after ten weeks of hardship. They survived on fish and sea meat. several children were born during captivity. Many rescued appear in good health, while others drowned in a separate incident involving a river collapse.
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Wilonipet
Indson
Hodson Bay
Arith
Anan
Assault leaves Audge Napton in serious condition
The report states Audge Napton was attacked this morning in Drummond by a man named Welch Ait tia WetWween. Napton suffered a fractured skull and severe cuts to the head, with witnesses describing Welch striking Napton with a rock and continuing the assault until help arrived. Napton’s condition remains serious with possible additional injuries.
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Haan
Napton
Napion
Milwaukee Lai
Thin
Welelie
Jairy Dritemmond
Jwlge Niptor
Drummond
Wos
Karchit
Mer Tania McTarlane
Welch
Caine
Ale Farking
Welely
McParlane
Aie
Acquittal in Baltimore White Slave Trial
A Baltimore jury acquitted Gallinure, Rosen thal, and Grover Rosen thal on charges linked to the Mann White Slave Act after five minutes deliberation. The case involved transporting Margeret Wellvig from Philadelphia for immoral purposes, with the jury finding no guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Baltimore
Gallinure
Grover Rosenthal
New York
Charsea
Vickitson
Hiry
Drosenthal
Wlite
Chill Wete
Ceurk
Margeret Uelvig
Philadelphia
Mardand
Confesses to Arranging Mock Chinese Marriages
Boston, Oct 3. An unknown woman confessed to arranging pretended marriages between white girls and Chinese men and forging marriage licenses. Witnesses testified that she took five girls from one city to another and arranged ceremonies with fake priests, leading to an indeterminate verdict.
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Boston
Mass
Anonnor
Young Dan
Bopy and Lote Muir Reinterment Finds Paty Dugan Body
The body of Paty Dugan, moved for reinterment in another cemetery, was found to have perforations and severe damage. The examination noted patrifen and other injuries, with the person buried at age.
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Paty Dugan
Anther
New York Campaign Sparks Recall Fight and Allegations
A chaotic campaign scene in New York features recall efforts against Governor Sulzer and charges against Charles J. Murphy and Edward I. A McCall. Former Mayor Beth Low leads the ticket with pledges amid accusations of power plays and forged interviews. News notes reflect political theater, investigations, and legal strategy as figures spar over governance and recall stakes.
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New York
kKninyetiam
Fiatou
Jobin Prrroy Mitchel
Madison Sire Garden
Saphitheater
Beth Low
Chsiun
Yo Weters
Osear B. Struys
Comer
Ty ‘Lurkes
Amd
Aliern
Latimany Hall
Eaward
McCall
Fo Murphy
Brave
Mea
John Boeingquiey
Charles J. Murphy
Edward I. Afecall
Willans Sulanr
Suiver
Mecull
Murphy
Court of Appeals
Buleau
News and notes from Today in a wide world brief
A compact clipping from the Today page covers varied items from New York politics to Trinidad fears. It mentions Mauverey as a subject of press discussion, Midge Nayion at Missoule, and a slew of seeming society and business items. The piece includes crime notes, court outcomes, and financial signals amid a mosaic of names and places.
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I-Hyerta Anhrats
Serouk
New York
Lekot
Trinidad
Kelels
Mauverey
Midge Nayion
Missoule
Lumbay Company
Kinledt
Mointans
Anaconda Newes
J. Colman
T-Stason
Waton
Ariel
Butle
James Wolachat
Olio Capper
Goldberg
Vattoon
Maround
Train Crash Kills Wesley E Wells in Montana Lumber Town
A train collided with an auto killing Wesley E Wells a vice president and treasurer of a lumber company in Montana. Wells and his companion were traveling to a company event when the crash occurred near a bridge embankment. Wells suffered fatal injuries and was found with a cracked skull. his survivor list includes two sons.
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Warley
Wella Avittard
Buras
Saniere Laumbar Company
Wille Tistosday
Vonpny
War Place
Sheie
Berns
Wells
Wella
Montana
Missing girl case linked to Ursuline convent in California
Detectives trace a disappearance to a boy believed taken from an Ursuline convent. A great granddaughter officer Bissell reportedly found wearing the boy’s clothing as investigators search for a route to Suvinénlo, Cal. No official motive given. relatives unavailable for comment.
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Smingield
Mh Gee
Sears AN
Governoce Bissell
Ursutine
Suvinénlo
Cal
Shiv
Shod Blesell
Emily Phom
Diaz Plays Piano and Bemoans His Hard Luck
The fragment reflects Diaz's complaints about hardship while playing piano. The text is garbled and partial, mentioning piano, luck, and protests about persistent poverty without clear events or dates.
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Diaz
Sparver Death Trial Yields Landmark Farm Findings
A perplexing case centers on Matin Kin Det and Daniel Tune who faced charges tied to a fatal sparver incident years ago. The trial revealed insights about a large neighbor farm, its redlige operations, and its herd of livestock. Local authorities noted the significance of a June release date and the farm’s prominent status in the region.
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Matin
Det
Daniel Tune Hang
Nall
Myul
Striking Operators Face Union Split Over Picketing Policy
Reported quarrel among Western Federation of Miners affiliates over a union only hiring rule. Clune Sielk Bek AD-sy Nal notes that some operators seek to hire shunned workers, while strike leaders deny the plan. A January injunction and court admonitions affect Aldrex and MacHingls strikers, who remain in clashes with authorities.
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Clune
Sielk
Jantary
Kinnish
Eirero
HO Alldrex
Muchingls
Warriner Protested Time For His Big Four Trick
Warriner served four years for manipulating funds tied to the Big Four scheme. He confessed to a scheme involving misused funds and falsified records. The former treasurer faced sentencing after the court found evidence of financial manipulation and attempted concealment.
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Warriner
Kalmus
Charies
Wartriner
Cheinan
Warviner
AMEE
FEO
Lin
untitled fragment about a jail sentence in farmer town
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person named Chet JU, a window incident, a 15 cent charge, and a 350 9 inch item. It implies a court or prison sentence within a town called Parmer. The text is heavily corrupted and lacks clear facts.
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Chet
Tyel
Te Wits
Montis
Parmer
Funeral Procession Follows Tragic Local Death
Citizens gathered to honor a local figure as a funeral procession moved to the church. Attendees lined the streets for the services with families and community members paying respects amid a somber scene in Ve Geutuvl Ruthey.
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Awankee
der Wien
Mit Firensen
Ruthey
Het
Tauntimv Org Ete Des Is Ere
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Den Mogeen and Rawls in a vague political context. No clear people, places, or events to confirm details. Summary limited to garbled references. cannot determine firm news item.
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Tautimv
Blanquet Succeeds Huerta Amid Uncertain Mexican Vote
In Mexico City on October 10 official returns show Huerta and Blanquet leading, with Washington unsure of future policy. The administration appears to favor Huerta’s continuance, while public support for other candidates remains weak. The question remains how U S stance will influence Mexican public opinion and the government.
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Mexico City
Get
Huerta
Blanquet Alwest
Washington
Muerta
Hhiniet
Greerson
Returni Ag EE
Hircrla-Blanquet
Migrants Prepare to Leave Homes as Mexico Votes
Many Americans pack belongings ahead of possible flight as storage facilities fill. Mexican politics trigger uncertainties over succession and the vice presidency. Attorneys dispute if Blanquet is already elected to the presidency for the unexpired term. Page Three continues.
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Mexican Cnmegress Will Do With Reference In the Elections, Hn One
Mares Henne Moheus
Sener Mohens
Kersel
Congress
Majorieye
Huarta
Uy Renaon
Khimae
Blanquer Woul
Settig
Blanquet
Uml
Riot at campus celebration ends in arrests and injuries
Students clashed during a campus celebration causing arrests and injuries. Police and security intervened after attempts to disperse the crowd. Reports describe assaults, property damage, and chaotic scenes around the dorms and theater area as authorities restored order.
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Guiry
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Genniles
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Genem
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Gomes
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Busch Heirs
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Lote Muir
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Mpcall
Mentinns Wenneass
Edward
Lismaine
John A. Henneasy
Ruber
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Fd Murty
Te “Wite Ehitwess
Hennessy Aul Sulzer
Aetead
Ts Fusion Vestory
Will Danan
Hennessy
Charles Waite Phy
Doniala
Vinwed
Conyerstones
Stephen Stillwell
Sing Sing
Witeh
Bistiel
Wivitragi
John Dt Delaney
Albany
Sulzer
Delaney
Allan Ryan
Charles F. Murphy
Charles
Fusion
Ioan Purroy
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W. Des
Flathead Country
Los Angeles
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Tie
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Petix Diy
Itm
Alwaya
Curtin
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Indode Ur Rawls Ta Dude Wet Regency
Trent House
Mexico
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Verstree
Minnwanoe
Gil Cies
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Minamperta
Digit Seni Bose
Clarence Windies
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