Rebels Believed in Plans to Bring Peace in Mexico
Washington June 9 The coast alists of Mexico were believed to take part in mediation at Niagara Falls aimed at settling differences affecting Huerta’s government and Mexico’s internal troubles. Final word from General Carranza was awaited as telegraphic disturbances delayed replies.
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Mexico
Washington
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Merepublic
Carranza
United States
Saltiflo
London Police Guard Royals Amid Suffrage Tensions
Police in London deploy ten officers to protect royalty as suffragette protests surge. A Western statesman warns of rising unrest and calls for security measures while Prime Minister Asquith weighs the response. The scene unfolds with clashes noted and public order concerns growing ahead of anticipated demonstrations.
Works to Begin Near Huntington by Engineers
Local engineers will start vital infrastructure work near Huntington, with a sequence of daily activities planned between Port Wryias and enles area. The project proceeds under city supervision, featuring crew shifts, temporary traffic changes, and a continuation noted as the page continues on Page 13 Column 3.
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Mochareitt
Port Wryias
Flint
Buys Half Bridge at Sheriff's Sale
The eastern half of the Marchant bridge over the Mississippi in St Louis was sold at Edwardaville sheriff sale for 17082 to Penny Pybitte an Edwardaville real estate man who believes he can gain 25 percent in two years. The bridge owned by the St Louis Terminal Railroad Association had not paid taxes and the pattern half was up for sale after two years of redemption. The bridge cost near two and a half million dollars and serves most through passenger trains to eastern cities. Trains crossed the bridge during the gale prior to sale.
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St, Louis
Marchant
Taxne
Edwardavilla
Penny Pybitte
Lyn
St. Louis Terminal Railroad
Anagany
Wilich
St. Louis
Central District Swelters Under Tropical Weather
Washington on June 9 reports intense heat across the central region from the Missouri Valley to the Allegheny Mountains. City highs soared with Chicago rising to 96 from 92, Springfield Illinois topping 100, and cooler coastal winds sparing some areas.
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Washington
Missouri Valley
Allegheny Mountains
Chicago
Springfield
Statilauy
Colombian treaty ratified as U S pays large sum
Bogota reports the Colombian government ratified a treaty settling a long running dispute with the United States over compensation. The settlement involves payments by the United States to Colombia for claims and property, with details outlined by Foreign Minister Thaddeus A Thornatoy and American representatives. The approval follows amendments proposed to adjust compensation and funding.
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Bogota
Coloma
Bape
Columbo Eingresa
Wisarin
Ehiel Olunin
Lopg
Senate
Cegerty
United States
Howe Clerdtin
Thaddeus A. Thornatoy
United
United States Faces Last Guess in Diplomatic Row
A garbled report from Washington hints at a final guess in the tension between Colombia and the United States. The secretary reports that a recent bill has been disposed of, and verification remains unsettled amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Washington
Fae
Colombia
Bill Badeen
Crop yield reports show varied gains above average
A lengthy OCR fragment discusses crop yields across regions with references to agriculture departments and notable crops like apples and pears. It mentions percentages above average, unnamed officials, and continued notes on a page 13 continuation.
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Wien
Baiel
Gillis
Heptachow
Newsboys Outing at Rome City in Td Day Rally
A fragmentary report describes a newsboys outing held in Rome City for Td Day activities. The readable lines mention a group gathering with references to marchers, a morning event, and participation by local youths. Specific names and full details are not legible in the text.
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Rome City
Ernest W. Cook Re-Elected School Trustee in Fourth Term
Ernest W. Cook is re elected to a fourth consecutive term as school trustee. The brief article notes his victory on the first ballot with votes from Trier Hour and Teardall, while a supporter sought a second ballot. The piece mentions party lines and ongoing planning for future service, concluding with a pointer to continued coverage on Page 13.
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Ernest W. Cook
W. Cool
Seis
Ana Manbor
Mr. Gook
Jehn ‘Rier
Tun Wat
Otier Mucidales
Trier
Ang Teardall
Randall
Iasan den Danterry
Nim
Anit Lim
Bluebeard Confesses Poisoned Wives Murder Plot Tale
A sensational report portrays Bluebeard as confessing to poisoning wives including a murder plot. The tale centers on a lover’s betrayal and a woman allegedly killed by draughts of poison, with multiple names and places referenced in a lurid recounting of crime and motive.
Pensions for Indians in Nolas and surrounding regions
Fragmented OCR text mentions pensions and related terms with unclear names and places. The readable portions reference Indian pensions, agencies, and officials, but details are garbled. The item seems to note administrative actions or discussions without a clear event or date.
Nation wide Prohibition discussed in House Rules meet
Washington June. Nation wide prohibition through an amendment of federal legislation will be considered at a special meeting of the House Rules Committee tomorrow. Committee members were sent notices tonight but details remain unclear. The revived proposal targets opposition to prohibition under existing constitutional and legislative pathways.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Zarek
Representative Hobson
Alabama
Ito
Fea
Vinis Hayes
Hayes
Automobile Plunge Off Bridge Leaves Three Hurt
A vehicle careened off a bridge injuring three people as rescue crews responded. Doctors attended the wounded at the riverbank and hospital, with initial examinations noting multiple injuries and ongoing care. Authorities are reviewing the accident details and interviewing witnesses.
3000 Delegates at Chicago Club Women Meeting
Three thousand delegates gathered in Chicago for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Speakers voiced support for suffrage and urged unity among delegates from states including Sew Vari and Arkansas. The event opened with greetings from local leaders and guests.
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Chicago
Meeting OF
Club Women
Naming Huerta Successor Sparks U S Recognition Debate
Niagara Falls Ont June 9 The United States resists recognizing a provisional president named under Mexican delegates method. Huerta would appoint the foreign minister to head the new government, a move Washington says risks recognition and constitutional succession. Contained discussion follows from a conference on the issue with unclear details lingering from the session.
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Niagara Falls
Suspect Murder In Drowning Of Baltimore Girl
A troubling report outlines a suspected murder connected to the drowning of a Baltimore girl. Authorities describe a possible assault and note a suspect linked to the incident, with investigation ongoing and details still developing.
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Baltimore
Hundred Lives Lost in Storm Off New Brunswick
A fierce storm off New Brunswick and Quebec reportedly claimed hundreds of lives among fishing crews. News texts describe boats sunk, crews lost at sea, and several salvage and rescue efforts ongoing amid chaotic messages from the region.
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New Brunswick
Weather notes and forecasts for several regions
A garbled weather notice lists several places including Washingtos and Lower Sichitih with winds and forecasts. It mentions periods and warnings but the text is fragmented and hard to parse.
The Breast Fed Compared With Bottle Feeding
An early 20th century article discusses infant nutrition comparing breast and bottle feeding, noting milk composition and the mother’s health. It cites weight at birth, growth in early months, and cautions on sanitation, feeding frequency, and overall infant outcomes. It references doctors and public health guidance of the era.
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Mark
Brent
Tito
Alin
Port Wayne
Hall Sondern
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