Oration and Parade Crown Labor Day in Spokane
HL Hughes of Spokane delivered the main address as Leibor Day celebrations proceeded despite cold winds. The parade featured every local union, with the Skills Teachers' and Mill and Simetteraten's unions prominent, a gowned electrical works unit, and floats from departments including Aray and Vegan Bros. vendors. The procession along Main Street drew crowds of onlookers as bands played and officials rode in carriages, hailed as the finest parade in years.
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Mill and
Simetteraten
Feathers
Addine Department Store
Aingiemivkar
Theeres
Vegan Bros
Bank Alee
Téyty Devors Linn
Bhp Hay Fire
Anaconda
Dy Ydeutehote
Cium
Iniyer
Eltenune
Schou Teachers’ Union
Hye
Cilet Mentram
Fu Ae Homey
Women's Protective Union
Alee Rele
Minons
Police Department
War Thought 0 Be Inevitable Between Turkey and Bulgaria
Constantinople residents fear war between Turkey and Bulgaria as reinforcements from Asia concentrate in Macedonia and Adrianople. Massacres, arrests, and village burnings escalate tensions with Bulgarians, Macedonians, and Turks preparing for possible conflict before month’s end. Authorities report 1900 Turkish soldiers deployed in the region amid ongoing atrocities and fear.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Asia
Macedantist
Adrianopie
Lis
Massari
Podulus
Arkish
Dirhy
Parkes
Monastiy
Turks Burn and Kill in Kastoria District
Fragmented dispatch reports Turks attacked and burned villages in the Kastoria district near the Greek frontier resulting in deaths. Early word notes widespread destruction with villages nearly emptied, and casualties possibly in the thousands.
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Kastoria
Forces push Bulgaria toward war amid Eastern front rumors
Conflicting dispatches from Sofia Tulga and Adrianople report tensions mounting as rumors claim Allied and local forces press Bulgaria toward conflict. Reports describe evacuations and skirmishes near Northern Macedonia and the Turkish border, with casualties and shifting fronts affecting nearby towns and districts.
Fragmented Turkish uprising and railroad funding dispute
An OCR fragment reports fighting with Turkish forces and a ruined village, plus a Washington exposition commission dispute. It notes railway funding refusals by Great Northern and Burlington, rail and lumber groups appealing for aid, and costs tied to fair construction and shipments across the state.
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Bung
Shila
Inmbarmen
Lumberpiersé
Nes Association
SL Pan
Mington
Smek
Man Drives Tent Wagon Proudly Without Union Card
Thornton, proprietor of a warehouse and van company, faced a mob during a labor parade after driving one of his own tents without a union card. Police escorted him as hundreds chased his wagon for miles, finally severing the harness and seizing the vehicle. Thornton employs many teamsters who are union members and had no prior trouble with the union.
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Tharnion
Thornton
Jackson Houtevard and
Clark Street
Fine
Une Beanie i
Mia
Tully
Chicago
Sept
Porte Frays Over War Prospects as Allied Powers Move
Dispatches from Sept 7 report Turkish government orders seen as proof of serious Germanic and Austrian fears of war. Sixteen battalions of reserves are mobilized to Saloni Munagur fronts while Adrimple and Smyrna divisions reinforce artillery and garrison units. The army command tightens frontier watch as revolts and diplomatic maneuvering intensify across Europe and the Balkans. Germany and Russia maneuver amid a tense balance of power, with Berlin and Vienna aligning on potential interventions.
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Wlunlea
Secon
Saloni Munagur
Adrimple
Smyrna
Hint
Fatal shooting affray on Tuqlumnes street scene
A fatal street shooting occurred in Tuqlumnes Town leaving one man dead and another wounded. Police say a quarrel escalated into gunfire at a corner near the square. emergency responders arrived but the victim died at the scene.
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Tuqlumne
Bishop Thomas M. Clark Dies Suddenly
An obituary reports the sudden death of Bishop Thomas M. Clark, head of the Rhode Island diocese, following unsettled health and unexpected illness. The article notes his leadership period, church roles, and the impact on Eppiscopal communities, with references to his tenure and passing.
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Thomas M. Clark
Rgn Tew
Thomas Moreh Clark
Rhode
Telaid
sTeater Nikeet
Preaine Meloy
Wii Clea
Hermes Bebop
Hrytse Vandishop
Dirk Heegime
Presidsie Maliepoot Te Bacupehavete
JETT TO STAND TRIAL FOR ANOTHER MURDER
Jett faces trial again as a murder case proceeds in the ongoing legal proceedings. Details indicate involvement of officials and ongoing court action with further accusations connected to prior offenses.
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Jett
Fire in the Mine Costs Three Lives
A Denver dispatch reports a fatal mine blaze last Friday afternoon that killed three men, including Miguel Satazan, a Black worker, and Mall Mit. The fire began when a curtain ignited in the wing area, trapping workers. An explosion followed, severely damaging sections of the mine and killing the victims found near the scene.
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Denver
Jons Springer
Equipany
Fm van Ne
Serapin Fund Miguel Satazan Bor
Ibis
Pat
Murderer Escapes With Other Prisoners
An inmate and several companions slipped away from a facility in a nighttime break. The escape occurred as guards pursued the group, with reports noting disrupted operations and ongoing manhunt efforts. Local authorities identified several involved names and described the chaotic scene across the prison yard and adjacent streets.
Butte Devotes Day 10 Fitting Festivities in Labor's Honor
Great crowds turn out to a celebration parade in the morning representing nearly every union in the city. Weather disruption at noon dampens events at the gardens as a northwest shower casts a wet blanket over planned activities.
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Butte
Mill and Smeltermens Union Capture First Prize Parade
A large Butte labor parade drew many unions though weather hindered some groups. Rain and wind challenged speeches but spectators filled streets, with open cars exposed to gusts. Despite setbacks, crowds remained spirited and downtown commerce paused as miners and smelters showed support.
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Bar
Vind
Tor Lnior
Butte
Uniion
Smraller
Mler Sar Lima
Parade Forms at Nine Oclock on Montana Street
The several unions and divisions began to mass at Montana Street and Broadway at 9 o'clock. After an hour of preparation the column moved east toward Main Street.
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Montana Street
Broadway
Main Street
Page Wight
Steamship Louise Missing on Lake Erie with 120 Aboard
A steamer named Louise departed Sandusky at 6 50 p m for Leamington Ontario and was due back after a 33 mile crossing in about four hours. Weather brought heavy storms along Lake Erie as no sign of the vessel or its 16 morning passengers has appeared. The Louise, a large fishing tug in service 20 years, may have taken shelter at a point along the route.
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Keli
Mowistir
Yanko Stoynnom
Govinokavieve
Qurtangrath Ourfons
Therish Brients
Peehta Weseers
Lerten
Lerten Are Burning. Agerrdims
Gsthenucs
Simen
Losen
Avad
Willigers
Insurgenre
Lake Hele
Louiv
Lewige
Fragmentary New York item lacks readable facts
The readable text is garbled with no clear event or entities to summarize. No name, place, date, or action can be confirmed from the fragment.
Four motorcyclists in crash after New York race
Four men were injured after a motorcycle race in Manhattan. Witnesses say the group collided near the grandstands, with Alexander Durryi and Barnadoe among those hurt. Other riders from Brooklyn and Newark reported internal injuries and bruising. Police began investigations into the crash and the cause remains unclear.
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Few York
Ed Ghis Arrerndon
Iuindiowp
Te Manhattan
Beagh Biel
Sean Walle
Alexander Durryi
Brooklyn
Newark
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HL. Hughes
Spokane
Pele Winsorm
Ware
Ile Desi
Pula
Rex
Tong Main
Sod Park Avenue
Iuskers
Senda
Char
Dagurotchina
Kenryntadi
Mokrent
Kosinels
Maredonia
Arent Vhina
Tovia
Sofa
Raatora
Mear
Maandondy
Crain
Sofia
Tulga Rept
Oltivut
Mamedonia
Adrianople
Tito
Maerdania
Gengril
Philopop
Losengrad
Stott
Tersideore
Prarka
Cal
Mayor Frinke
P. Hughes
Orator
Con McHugh
Jim Hill
ST. Lows
Gove Wertrid
Nough
Assauten
Trans
Kiplinger
Dean
Minky Dentin
Porte
Berlin
Austria
Loligeon Balkarin
MCA
Germany
Uae
Gombier
Anne Town
Loshigtan
Swat Cine
Dames Kelly
Phiree Orney Pianeta
Joeken
Part Defferson
Steven
Laveen Dart Hefferson
Ant
Fey Ian Chewy
Cheachaoey
Capelsed
Mill and Smeltermen's Union
Varlancy
J. &. Fumerton
Labor Dax Committee
Lake Erie
Sandusky, Ohio
Er Louise
Tere
Leamington
Ontario
Merning
Fou
Lei
Oortele
Reta Trier
Peertina
Poliaqceiin
New Yorks
Royeare
Jormplig
Reinuing
Reining
Poltesner
Bysteders
New York
Kurt
Tarvin
Burnard
Vestels Areag
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