Mothian Archie and Wfe Slain in Assassination Plot
An officer and his wife die in a violent attack during a conspiracy amid regal tensions. Archduke remains a target. the governor and crowd scenes follow as police intervene. Reports name Gavrio Prinap and Hilthinwied among those pursued, with sensational heraldry and sorrow surrounding the Hapsburg era.
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Himev
von Toot Wildeck
Dellie
Honpitul
Gavrio Prinap
Wos
Comipantona
Urindo
Cylibaskar
Trebinle
Hilthinwied
Atamnegev Tnt
Sonia
Hapsburge
Lobe
Cara Tyn
Hell
Guns Silenced and Bombardment Across Santo Domingo
A fragmented report describes attacks in the capital Hosata and broader Santo Domingo area. It mentions Bordea guns silenced, Washington bombardment, and revengeful fire from the Amperean force, with references to Maximilian era figures and local reactions.
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Muerto Mata
Santo Dominga
Bent Minhus
Trust legislation next in Warriington adjournment debate
Fragmentary OCR note notes trust legislation and adjournment in Warriington with mentions of Ure Mire Orga and Hilton. text references weeks of work on fees and trade issues but is garbled, leaving unclear events and participants.
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Warriington
Hilton
Carranza Speeds Up Conference Mediation Effort
In Washington and Mexico City circles, General Carranza urges a quick mediation conference to reach a definite understanding on the proposed mediation. He seeks coordination with allied leaders and indicates he has limited time to align terms before broader revolutionary unity and Guadalupe plan conditions.
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Washington
Gongrad Wicerty
Carraman
WILL PROSECUTE MINERS FOR KILLING AT BATTLE MONT
Butte officials report County Attorney Joseph McCafery will pursue vigorous prosecution of miners involved in the June 22 clash. He says investigation after the Friday inquiry into Edward Noy’s firing will enable an arrest on murder charges. The move follows threats of federal troops in Montana amid the unrest surrounding the miners’ union clash, with one man dead and several wounded.
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Butte
Witton
Stewart
Montend
Joseph McCafery
Win
Edward Noy
Mnurder
Earthquake Strikes Sumatra Causing Losses and Disruptions
A violent earthquake in southern Sumatra caused widespread damage. Reports indicate deaths and injuries with office buildings collapsing in Remkoeien and communications including telegraph and cable disrupted. The event highlights Sumatra as the Malay archipelago’s large island with numerous volcanoes and a diverse population.
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Natavia
Java
Sumatra
Ttwh
Remkoeien
the Baptists
Malay Archipelago
Borneo
Caring for the Homeless Sula Maas for Thre cee Hes
The piece describes 18,000 people needing aid through Friday with 8300 directly supported by the relief committee for shelter and 4500 seeking bread. Tent camps housed the poorer foreigners, while many relied on relatives or aid. Some died seeking refuge and help.
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Sula
Relief Committee
Fur
Mosley
Aigners
Anarchy in Albania Report From Visiting Minister
George VI era in Athens reports investigations into Albania. American minister trecees reports to newspapers under Washington government authority. Williams says he considers Albania’s conditions harsh and impracticable due to rivalries, with a view on regional stability.
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Athens
George
Uanis
Minster
Te Trecee
Tas
Albania
Washington
Williams
Pelnae Appeals for Troops and Durazzo Under Threat
Darraxa the Weld prince seeks international troops to restore order amid unrest. Austrian warships bolster Durazzo and Avion defenses as Bhults is sentenced to death in Chicago for the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Healy, found fatally stabbed in her kitchen.
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Pelnae
Darraxa
Bhults
Chicago
Wirqm Shult
Fab Toury
Elizabeth Healy
Deugerat
Cloudburst Floods Town Through Hidden Names
A weather anomaly floods La Crease Wisconsin and Langahora Minnesota, inundating homes and streets as residents scramble to rescue belongings and seek shelter amid rising waters. Officials vow relief and caution until waters recede.
Agreed Terms End the Dispute Over Mexican Government
Diplomats from the United States, Huerta, and the constitutionalists finalized a protocol Wednesday June 24 that sets conditions for resuming diplomatic relations and forming a provisional Mexican government. Representatives Cabeza Zaharan and Vasconcelos will join delegates from General Imerin to negotiate personnel and agrarian questions as talks continue.
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United States
Mexico
Benzil
Chile
Argentina
Huerta
Luis Cabeza
Rafael Zaharan
Jose Vasconcelos
General Imerin
Agrarion
William Heimke Willan Helmke Appointed Latin American Affairs Chief
William Heimke Willan Helmke, formerly American minister to El Salvador in 1909, has been named head of the Latin American affairs division in the State Department at Washington.
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Willan Helmke
Salvador Sini
Div Vision
Attaira
Washington
Keokuk Man Dies in County Jail Hunger Strike
A Keokuk man died in his county jail cell after a hunger strike spanning fifteen days. Judge Smith Melherson sentenced another inmate to ten years in the penitentiary for related offenses. The town faces a broader sterilization law debate as the Arkansas assembly contemplates policy changes.
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Jioly Springa
Matthews
Dland
Wadnonday
Keokuk
Jawa
Smith Melherson
Wed Oak
Claflin Concern Fails for Millions in New York Trade Shock
Receivers appointed for the large Claflin company as financial turmoil spreads. The firm, owning over 80 million dollars in assets, cannot meet 44 million dollars in claims, with John Claflin as primary stockholder. Bank creditors nationwide face losses as the chain restructures under receivership amid a shift in New York trade centers and reduced access to capital.
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New York
United States
U. D. Clafin Company
Big City
John Claflin
Rand Ity
United Stated
Claflin
H. B. Claffin Company
Clafiin
Fig
New York City
Japan Rejects Proposals in Exchange Dispute
Washington reports Tokyo rejected all proposals in the four year long US Japan diplomacy over California and alien laws. Negotiations stalled with deadlock and hints of arbitration at The Hague amid renewed arbitration treaty relevance. Wilson denial preserves pardon denial for two convicted dynamite conspirators. A dynamite blast on a government dredge fleet near Sherfield Tennessee caused multiple deaths and injuries.
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Washington
United States
Japan
California
Hiague
Sherfield, Ata
Smithsonia
Tennessee River
Sherfield
Exterminating the Fly in St Louis City
The Lewis health department reports capturing fifty seven gallons of Wiea this month through twenty four traps across the city. A separate note cites Fort Bilas, Texas where Corporal James Teehan of the Twentieth Infantry witnessed a ceremonial Kanient A ceblegcam awarding eighty five thousand dollars, with Win reported as fallen here.
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St Louia
Lewis Department
Heaith
Trapa
Paso
Teans
James Teehan
Twantieth Infantry
Fort Bilas
Kanient
Hirathet
Old Witch City Burned in Destructive Blaze
A devastating fire struck the Old Witch City area near Korn Leather company plant. Explosion and spreading flames halted by shifting winds and water shortages. Firemen faced near helplessness as nearby cities sent apparatus amid critical water outage and supply delays.
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Salim
Maer Noarly
Walt
Eld Witel
Baton
Midh
Tatorta
Drandon
Mindy
AeeTag & Roore
Fremen
Beverly Bridge
Roosevelt Begins War on Wilson and Bryan
Theodora Roosevelt, returning from Europe, calls for George Perkins to resign from the Progressive National Committee and denounces the Colom bian treaty. He accuses the Wilson administration of appeasement and says the canal purchase was Colombian blackmail. He defends his stance as protecting American interests.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
Bryan
New York
Europe
Theodora Roosevelt Imade
Amos Pinchot
George W. Ferkins
Progressive Party
Nations
Perkins
Colombia
Lost In Biers Wilderness Sierra Forest Chief Inspector Missing
Fresno Cal Lacula Margolin chief Inspector of timber examination fifth district of the forest service has disappeared in the Sierra National Forest. It is feared he may have been killed in a heavy electrical storm days ago or drowned in swollen streams.
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Biers
Fresno
Cal
Lacula Margolin
Fifth District
The
Forest Service
Sierra National Forest
Paul Bartlett Finishes Capitol Frieze Sculpture
Paul Bartlett, the sculptor, is pictured at the doorway of his studio in Washington while completing a plaster model for the frieze to be placed above the entrance to the house wing of the capitol.
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Paul Bartlett
Capitol
Washington
Flak Huge Studia
National Sapital
Ne Ts
Taft Receives Honorary Degree at Amherst Commencement
Former President Taft was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at Amherst College commencement. He served as principal speaker for the ceremony, with the donor later in the day. Receiver for Bank Appointed at Corning
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Taft
Armmorat
Maya
Amherst
Butte Merchants Guarding Stores After Explosion and Tense Situa
Butte merchants have armed guards in their shops following a violent night marked by a dynamite blast in the business district. Officials report heightened security as workers union activity grows opposed to the Western Federation of Miners and a large crowd gathers amid rumors of further unrest.
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Hutte
Butte
Smedera
Tuva
Union of Nitiers
Minera Capitol
Gollegtor Targets Income Tax Dodgers in Speech
Washington a speech by Democratic Leader Underwood defends current policy and seeks extra funds for income tax enforcement. Proposed appropriation ranges from 1,000,800 to 1,500,100 for enforcement and machinery, with estimated returns of 55 to 425 per dollar spent. In New Orleans the plague case prompts a city state health response led by Governor Hall and Mayor Behrman.
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Washington
Underwood
Hove
New Orleans
Charles Lunidone
Governor Hall
Laula Fana
Behrman
Roosevelt Decision Blocks New Political Move
Disjointed OCR text indicates Roosevelt will not run for governor. Documents suggest his progressive leadership faced internal delays and public doubt. The report hints at private discussions and strategic reluctance, with unclear timing and consequences for the campaign landscape.
Warships Idaho and Mississippi Sold to Greece
Washington authorities finalize sale of the battleships Idaho and Mississippi after ratifying the naval operation conference report. Arrangements for the sale to Greece are set, with Monterey, Mexico, to become provisional capital of Carranza’s government. Carranza plans to depart for Saebilc to seal the nationalist administration and move with key officials to Monterey.
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Washligton
Idaho
Mississippi
Sue
Wilden
Penate
Greece
Whales Near Sandy Hook Report and Other Brief Items
Captain Thomas Keys of the tug Lamont reported a pod of whales near the Sandy Hook lightship with a whale leaping and spouting close beside the Lamont. Batavia's steamer Brif state of Kintuck was overdue after a violent patchquaker incident and found ashore in the Straits of Ganda. John A. Burbank was shot dead in Detroit in a feud with a rival and a companion killed. President Wilson, amid near 100 degree heat, attended church with Mrs. Wilson.
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Sandy Hook
Thomas Keys
Lamont
Bentiand
Hook
Bo Anid
Minsing &Teamer
Batavia
Java
Kintuck
China Mutual Steam Navigation Company
Strajta
Ganda
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Francis Joseph, Erpperor of
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