Fraziers lead shown in returns for governor race
The report from early returns indicates Governor Lynn J. Fraier leads in the Republican gubernatorial contest by about 15,000 votes. In the First district, Baer defeats Vick by a growing majority, Norton trails in the Third, and Young enjoys a strong lead in the Second district. County totals show Fraiser with a substantial statewide margin as auditors tally figures across multiple offices and districts.
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London labor conference backs dominion rule resolution
A British labor conference concluding session in London passed a resolution urging dominion statesmen at the London conference to settle the question of home rule. Photographs feature General El Pasley and other officials amid the event.
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House Passes Eight Billion Bond Bill in Vote
Washington June 23 House action approves a bond issue of 8 000 000 with no dissenting vote amid a brief debate as lawmakers back the financing measure.
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Washington
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Two Bodies Recovered From Wrecked Mine
Virginia Minn June 28 The bodies of only two miners out of fifteen known to have been entombed yesterday when lightning exploded nine tons of dynamite at a mine of the M A Hanna company near here were recovered. Five miners are communicating through ore outside the slide. rescue continued with pick and shovel aided by steam shovels. The disaster's damage is estimated at $100000 with $6500 worth of dynamite released.
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Virginia
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Ecitver
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War charity fraud scheme defrauded New York backers
Backers of alleged fake war charity enterprises and soliciting schemes allegedly defrauded the public of between 2 million and 33 million dollars in New York City during the last year. District Attorney Swann presented the review of evidence to a special county grand jury. the investigation terminated today.
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New York City
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Swann
Vote on Woman's Suffrage Bill Postponed
Washington June 28 Indefinite postponement of the vote in the senate on the woman suffrage resolution blocked yesterday was virtually decided today by senate suffrage leaders They planned to abandon the plan to force a vote next week and would withhold action until after the proposed recess of congress
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British steamship Atlantean sunk by torpedo in war report
Private advices report the British steamship Atlantean torpedoed and sunk with no casualties. No date or place of disaster given. The vessel carried munitions.
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Gulf
Pro German Propaganda Suspected. Secret Service Arrives
Pro-German propaganda is reported in the city amid efforts to protect the War Savings program. Three secret service men have arrived to investigate. officials warn against premature pledges and state stamps can be bought over six months.
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United States Secret Service
Packe Bank
Murder of former Russian czar practically confirmed
Amsterdam dispatch reports nearly certain murder of the deposed Russian emperor. The article analyzes Nicholas II's character, reign, reforms and contradictions, noting his alleged benevolence yet weak will, and cites travel and peril before his accession. Details reference his birth in 1868 and schooling under Pobedonostseff.
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Shifting Russian rule may speed American commission
Washington reports Plans for sending a commission to Russia to study its economy and industry have advanced to the stage where personnel are being discussed The move could be hastened by changes in government and will be executed with caution The mission would operate with broad freedom and in a police rather than military framework until direct official confirmation arrives
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Survivors of Sunken Dwinsk Landed After Drift
A boat from a Halifax fishing vessel rescued 24 survivors from the steamship Dwinsk, sunk June 18 east of the Delaware Capes. The group had drifted eight days, living on bread and water, and were picked up sixty miles south of Seal Island in the Gulf of St Lawrence.
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Delaware Capes
War Fronts See Signals of Fresh German Offensives
Allied capitals expect a new German blow soon as raids and localized attacks continue on the western front. Austrian forces face stiff Italian resistance after the Piave repulse while Austro-Hungarian tensions rise with possible martial law. French troops report a front advance southeast of Amiens as German threat persists along multiple sectors.
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Korniloff and Kale din es Led Anti Soviet Forces Reported
Dispatches from Copenhagen claim Moscow fell to anti Soviet forces led by Generals Korniloff and Kaledines with Grand Duke Nicholas proclaimed emperor. Reports cite German aid and mix in claims about Kerensky and Domanoff assassination. Austrian unrest and mutinies noted. fronts in London Paris report social actions.
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Paris
Rebellion Reported in Austrian Towns and Hungary
Paris June 28 reports claim uprisings in Gyor and Pecs Hungary with two thousand military deaths. The movement spreads across Austria and Hungary with strong army sentiment and violent demonstrations in several towns near Budapest including Funthirchen and Raab, populations about 45,000 and 28,000 respectively.
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Amundsen sails toward Arctic amid Wilson greeting
Christiania dispatch reports explorer Roald Amundsen leaving for Tromsoe aboard the Maud with Captain Amundsen slated to join en route. President Wilson via Secretary Lansing extends best wishes. Plans indicate a voyage along the Siberian coast eastward after departure.
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Death Notice of Former Russian Emperor Nichols Romanoff
A telegram signed Tehiteberin announces the death of Nichols Romanoff, former Russian emperor, received in Dermatadt Germany. The message mentions Ekaterinburg and refers to the mourning in a brief, formal notice mode.
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Pension Workers in New York Face Immediate Areas Impact
A garbled OCR note references New York pension workers and immediate area impacts. The fragment mentions time and region but lacks clear names, dates, or events to establish a full item.
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