Fire in Butte mine cuts off 200 miners
Butte Montana June 9 disaster at Speculator copper mine leaves 35 known dead and 167 miners missing as fire cuts off lower levels. Rescue hampered by smoke. upper-level workers escape and aid continues with guards and safety crews. Officials fear the missing may be doomed if not found.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Speculator
National Guards
Bureau of Mines Safety
Red Lodge
Rodo
John
General Ee wed at Bucking presents to king by commander
Lenton June. General Ee wed this morning at Bucking, presented to the king by the commander of the Eweitth infantry and the personal staff of twelve am TV ameers. After the Qu near paid a formal call at the sapere Btgtes.
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Associated Press
Lenton
Bucking
Eweitth
Qunier
Sapere
Ration Clothes Plan Considered in London June
A London discussion centers on rationing clothes next, stressing wool reserves for military needs. The proposal suggests limiting civilian wool use to preserve supply for defense and essential goods.
STARCHED COLLAR DOOMED
A garbled text fragment mentions starch and a likely fashion or social topic with references to Bathurst and a “Rouse of commons.” The second fragment notes teachers sticking together and a Mexican House of Representatives group forming a political educational bloc. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcomes.
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Pye
Bathurst
Poprementatives
Signiegn
Ps Mastera
No Indemnity Or Annexation Demand Debate Headlines
An article excerpt argues against annexations and indemnities as terms of peace in World War I. It frames the Kaiser's government as disruptive to Russia and calls for immediate peace terms without territorial or financial demands. The text references resolutions condemning German intrigue and supporting democracy in Russia.
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Rusela
Germany
Russia
Junker
Balfour Safe in England Amid Officials Visit
A fragmented note reports Balfour remaining secure in England as officials here monitor movements with heightened scrutiny and caution, though authorities express confidence and strategic patience during wartime tensions.
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Balfour
England
Italian navy battles Semerine prom shore
Italian navy reports clash with Semerine forces near the prom shore. An official briefing cites naval action, no civilian casualties announced, with limited details on vessel losses or territorial impact.
Fragmented report on alleged blood money and murder case
A garbled article mentions blood money and a murder allegation involving several individuals. Names such as Dann appear amid distorted phrases about payments and a court or town setting. The text is too corrupted to extract clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Girl's Body Found in Physician's Office
A body believed to be a young girl was found in a physician's office with the head wrapped and saturated with chloride of form. Police say the suspect, once convicted in a related case, is under suspicion in connection with the case. The trial and subsequent habeas corpus release are noted in legal proceedings.
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Hatch
Manstai
Supreme Court
Wait
Habeas Corps
Marrotty
Body of Child Found in Well Reported
A distressing incident concerns a body found in a well. Authorities are investigating details as the community seeks answers about the child’s identity and the circumstances leading to this tragedy.
U S to Probe League Fight on Bonds
Minneapolis dispatch reports Governor Theo Wold of the Minneapolis reserve bank says efforts are underway to defeat the sale of Liberty Loan bonds in the Northwest. Washington has been advised of no situation and a core investigation is being conducted. further facts will be published as established.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
Aligntest Foundation
United States
Pee Fleet
Amand
Pennsylvania
Texas
Atlantic Coast
New York
Hner
Minneapolis
Theo Wold
Minneapolis Pres Reserve Bank
Eas
Northwest
Farmers urged to act as Wold leads unity effort
United by Governor Wold and Central Committee Chairman John Rich the group urged farmers to respond to unmet needs. They noted farmers prosper but indicated apathy and poor returns, sending 60 telegrams and 2500 letters to mobilize action across Minnesota, with Nonpartisan League influence cited in St Paul and Montana reports.
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Lettin
Minnesota Association
Comba
Wold
Central Committee
John i’ Rich
Sette Nonpartisan League
Ete
Minheasts
St. Paul
Joan
Icp
Montana
Townley Speech Deters War Finance Craze in North Dakota
Grand Forks June 9 A crowded auditorium hears A C Townley head of the Farmers Nonpartisan League urge a government takeover of railroads and key utilities to run the war, arguing against the Liberty Loan method and against a “rich man's” war. He defends the league while clashing with J D Bacon over patriotism.
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Grand Forka
N. D
J. D. Bacon
A. C. Townley
Farmers’ Nonpartisan League
League
Wm Ee Fargo
Townley
Tracy R. Bangs
Towney
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J F. Bacon
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Herald
St. Paul
North Dakota
New York
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America
House
First Arrest in North Dakota for Failure to Register
Reports from North Dakota indicate about 63,000 people registered with many exemptions claimed. Deputy US Marshal bound from Fargo prepared to arrest a foreigner today for violation of the registration act as more arrests are anticipated in Cass County and surrounding counties as the state nears the 63,000 mark.
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N.D
Roth
United States
Fargo
Western
Cass County
J. Doyle
Kal Doyle
Rte
Ross
Bagel N. D
Fontdrda
North Dakota
Ohio State to Graduate First Aviation Class
Twenty five trainees at Ohio State University will graduate from a eight week theoretical aviation course after August first. The program starts with theory, then practical training near Dayton, and top performers will join military service. Ohio State is one of six universities approved by the war department to train pilots.
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Associated Press
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Golvecny
Wheat Again Soars on Government Yield Estimate
Chicago June market notes show wheat rising as government estimates peg 1916 yield at 16 million bushels. With about 44 million bushels used domestically and exports to Europe, purchases priced near 1.37 dollars spurred renewed demand, though a later retraction left prices about five cents higher than yesterday.
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Chicago
Europe
Peter
Germans Indicted In Probe Of Prinse Eitel Adelbert K Case
Former captors of the German cruiser Prinse Eitel Adelbert K Fischer and Mrs. Pischer face indictments as a wartime probe expands. Authorities identify the defendants and outline charges tied to actions aboard the ship.
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Gercruiser Prinse Eitel
Tornado Leaves Two Missing After Severe Storm
June 1 report from Associated Press notes a tornado caused extensive damage. Two persons are missing after homes were destroyed, with search crews scouring the debris in the affected area.
Lens Offensive Ties British Push to Belgian Front
British forces attacked German positions near Lens on a two mile front south of the Souches river. The assault penetrated German lines over a half mile with further actions to the north toward La Bassée. The drive links to Arras defenses and signals a wider strike toward Lille’s factory belt, with heavy fighting along the Hindenburg line and repelled German counterattacks.
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Aiv
Belgium
France
Lens
Souches River
la Bass
Wytachaete-Measines
Lille
Arras
Hrntiah
Henend
Wytuchaete-Messines
Bych
Zhemin-den-Dames
Ainne
Cerney
Elk Herd Loose in Little Belt Mountains Threatens Farms
Lewistown Montana June 9 A herd of fifty elk set free three years ago in the foothills of the Little Belt mountains has caused farm damage. Warden James Weaver of the state game warden service and the local Rod and Gun club say the animals are tame and graze in meadows. They were intended to return to mountains but remain near farms, creating costly depredations and control concerns.
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Lewistown
Mont
Little Belt
James Weaver
Commerce
Rod and Gun Club
Marmarth Sale Details Hidden Phrases and Figures
Fragmentary notice from Marmarth North Dakota outlines a sale linked to F108 200 figures with names such as James Carta and Satcher. The unreadable OCR obscures exact items and values but indicates a public sale event connected to local business or property in Marmarth.
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Pamn
Alix Ees Haneh
James Carta
Barnesville Minn. Juie hom A meteer tale
Fragmentary OCR note from Barnesville Minnesota describes a meter and a scene involving Grin or Grin over a meter issue. Readable elements mention local places and names but lack clear actions or outcomes. Further text needed to form a coherent news item with identifiable entities.
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Barnesville
Minn
WiGeen Svea
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