Miners in Butte erupt in violence on Miner’s Union Day
Riots spread through Butte Montana as seceders aligned with the I W W attacked the miners union parade injuring officials and destroying union hall furniture books safes and ballot boxes. Alderman Curran was hurled from a window and hospitalized as 10000 spectators watched the unrest.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Union Hall
Frank Curran
Union
Driscoll
Miners Union Hall
Court House
Murphy
Greece Turkey War Predicted by Hestia Paper
The newspaper Hestia claims war between Greece and Turkey is inevitable, saying it stirs the majority of Greek public opinion and reflects growing tensions between the two nations.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
Hestia
Six killed by lightning in severe London storm
A severe storm across south London caused six fatalities as lightning struck in Wandsworth and surrounding districts. Four of the dead are said to be children, with several others injured. Buildings were damaged as the lightning havoc unfolded across the capital.
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London
Wandsworth
Lightna King
Milwaukee Former Mayor Seidel Nominated by Democrats
Seidel former Milwaukee mayor is pledged by the Social Democratic party Wiecentin for a United States seat. The convention ratified the party platform.
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Miweukee
Mii Seidel
Milwaukee
Social Democatic Party
Wiecentin
United States
Greece Warns of War Over Greek Persecution in Turkey
Greek Premier Venizelos in the chamber of deputies warned of near war with Turkey over the treatment of Greek subjects. Athens has sent a vigorous note demanding an end to persecution, redress for damages, and intercepted thefts, threatening broader conflict if Ankara does not comply.
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Turkey
Greece
Athens
Venizelos
Chamber of Deputies
M. Venizelos
Four Lorimer Banks Fail in Chicago
Four Chicago banks with deposits totaling 6.41 million and cash on hand 1.43 million were closed by the state banking department. The La Salle Street Trust & Savings bank, led by William Lorimer, was the central institution. three outlying banks were heavily dependent on it for funds and reserves.
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Chicago
State Banking Department
la Salle Street Trust & Savings Bank
Broadway State Bank
Illinois State Bank
Ashland-Twelfth State Bank
Lorimer-Monday
William Lorimer
United States Senate
la Galle Street Bank
Peace Prospect Bright From Mexican Mediation
Washington officials expressed strong optimism after a cabinet meeting with President Wilson about mediation efforts in the Mexican imbiguo. The president authorized the declaration that the outlook for mediation was very encouraging.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Dr Andrew D White Founder of Cornell Era Noted
Dr Andrew D White or Andrew D White, a noted figure, is referenced in a historical notice. The fragment hints at his prominence in academia and public life during his era.
Rail wreck kills two on California Limited near Bagded
A collision on the California Limited at Bagded caused by an open switch left two passengers dead and many others injured as the Santa Fe service plummeted into the switch. Fire and ambulance units raced to the scene to aid survivors and transport the injured.
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Los Angeles
California Limited
Santa Pe
Bagded
Congress Accepts Panama Canal Toll Exemption Bill
The U S House approved a Senate amended Panama canal tolls repeal bill by 216 to 71 and sent it to the president for signature. The measure exempts coastwise shipping from tolls, a move seen as a Wilson administration victory amid party divisions and heated debate.
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Washington
House of
Senate
Congress
House
Ate
United States
Wilson
Vardaman
Mississippi
West
Georgia
Ashurst
Fusion Plan Indor sed in Utah Senate Race
Salt Lake City reports James H Moyle named by Democratic and Progressive state conventions as their joint candidate for the U S senate to oppose Reed Smoot in Utah s first direct senatorial election. Frank Stephens nominated for supreme court by acclamation, with Gowans named for state industrial school post. In the first district Isaac Mauti chosen by both conventions, while James H Mays won the Second District Progressive nod after a contest with Stephen H Love.
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Salt Lake City
James H. Moyle
Salt Lake
United States Senate
Pletcher Named to Succeed Admiral Baker in Atlantic Fleet
Secretary Daniels announced on Sunday that Rear Admiral Frank B. Pletcher will be recommended for commander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet to succeed Rear Admiral Baker when Baker finishes his tour within a few weeks.
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Washington
Frank B. Pletcher
Daniels
Ad Wial Pletcher
Badker
Three Blocks Destroyed in Handon Oregon Fire
Three city blocks in Handon Oregon’s business district were destroyed by Thursday night fire. A strong wind aided spread, while the remaining town area was spared. Estimated loss stands at $500,000 for property damaged and businesses affected.
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Handon
Ore
Bau ‘Dom
Dominicans Still Fighting on North Coast Front
Ongoing clashes reported on the north coast of the Yeminicens republic as federal forces led by President Bardas oppose rebel elements. Reports cite authoritative sources in Washington and abroad confirming continued desultory combat with no immediate end in sight.
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Washington
Bardas
Rep
Carranza to be represented at conference says note
A dispatch states General Carranza announced that the constitutionalists would attend the conference to check the campaign against the federales. The Niagara Falls mediators listed no names and gave only that representatives would attend, with no conditions disclosed.
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the Falls
Saltillo
Carassa
Niagara Falls
Conferene
Liner collision in fog opens hole on port side
In thick fog early Saturday the Hamburg American liner collided with a nearby vessel and developed a twelve by thirty two foot hole on its port side near the main deck. No one aboard was injured though a near panic occurred as the ship continued on its course.
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Sant
Ambrose
Mount Lassen Eruption Spurs Strong Sulphur Fumes
A major eruption of Mount Lassen in California on May 30 produced heavy sulphur fumes and ash clouds. Ash fallout reached about sixteen miles from the crater as observers described intense activity and continuing danger through the following Saturday.
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Mount Lassen
Mexican Lawyer Jose Vasconcelos Enters Carranza Junta Circles
Jose Vasconcelos, a Mexican lawyer, moves within circles of the Carranza junta in Washington, signaling a potential alignment between legal counsel and the Mexican revolutionary leadership in the U.S. capital.
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Deae Vasconcelos
Carransa Junta
Washington
Heatwave Persists Across East and South Washington
Intense heat lingers in densely populated districts from the Missouri Valley to the Alleghenies, causing widespread suffering in the eastern and southern United States. High temperatures strain health and daily activity as officials issue heat advisories.
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Washington
Missouri Valley
Allegheny Moum
Prostrations Reported Along With Three Deaths
Police were informed on Tuesday of three deaths and about twenty prostrations during the cold wave of 1914. The official street temperature registered 16 degrees.
Rebels Plan 10 Capture Dictator In Mexico War Actions
Carranza troops in Vera Cruz state aim to block retreat routes for Huerta and his cabinet. About 3 000 constitutionalist forces under General Aguilar position to sever rail links between Mexico City and Vera Cruz and between the capital and Puerto Mexico. U.S. officials say the plan targets Huerta safety while most Americans have already moved to safety.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Funston
War Department
Carranza
Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Aguilar
Gulf Ports
Kermit Roosevelt and Misa Willard Marry in Madrid Civil Ceremony
In Madrid a civil marriage linked Misa Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of the American ambassador to Spain and Kermit Roosevelt son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. The ceremony occurred at the police chief’s office with the magistrate of Buenas Vista district officiating. Attending officials and the couple later left for Toledo.
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Madrid
Misa Belle Wyatt Willard
Spain
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Buenas Vista
Roosevelt
Ambassador Willard
Ting
Toledo
Theo Willard
Trid
Dev
Samed Watnes
Paris
Brown
Wilson to Lead Fleet for Panama Canal Opening
President will personally command a multinational fleet from Hampton Roads to Colon to mark the canal’s formal opening. The armada will pass the Oregon’s bridge, then proceed to the Golden Gate to attend the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Secretary Danialsa announced the plan after long effort.
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Canal
Washington
Wilson
International
Hampton Roads
Colon
Oregon
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Danialsa
Bomb at St Georges Church Shocks London Militants In Action
London reports a bomb explosion at St George's church near Hanover Square on Sunday night. The attack follows a recent Westminster Abbey incident and raises fears over suffrage militant tactics and future outrages against iconic sites.
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London
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Westminister Abbey
Potts Husband On Trial For Wife Murder Here
Charles B. Potts stands trial here charged with the murder of his wife. The case centers on the alleged fatal attack and the evidence presented by prosecutors and defense counsel in the local court.
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Charles B. Potts
Negro arrested in death case released for lack of evidence
Baltimore authorities released John Rice Saturday in the Curtis Creek death probe of Die G. Winter after investigators found insufficient evidence.
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Baltimore
John Rice
G. Winter
Curtis Creek
San Bernardino Briefs From A Readable Snippet
A fragment from a San Bernardino page provides partial notes on local events and names, with several unreadable gaps that limit fuller context. The readable parts suggest routine community notices and small items without clear outcomes.
Lyons France Votes on Athletic Games at Pasama Paucihe
A formal vote in Lyons confirms athletic events to be staged at the Pasama Paucihe exposition in Sas igoo, with officials recognizing the planned games and schedule.
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Lyons
France
Pasama
Advertisement Offer for Free Bracelet with Gum Purchase
Chewing gum promotion from United Sales Company of Dayton Ohio offers a large box of 20 pieces and a free bracelet to buyers. Limited to two orders per buyer. dealers restricted from accepting.
Sex Education Guide From MIAM Publishing Company
A publication from MIAM Publishing Company offers a practical guide to sex matters. It covers health, safety, consent, and relationships with plain language targeted at readers seeking reliable information.
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Widdieuwen
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