Car plunges over bluff near San Pedro killing four
June 4 report from California says a car went over a 100-foot bluff on the ocean near San Pedro. Bodies of three women and a man were found, with a fourth person injured. The vehicle, owned by Harry Faker of San Pedro, was a wireless operator’s car from Towns end. One occupant was unconscious but may recover.
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Victorious Zacatecas Falls in Heavy Losses
General goodricinett died of his wound as news came to Poo Tex. Villa's forces captured Zacatecas after four months of fighting. About 14,000 federals fell, with 4,000 dead and 800 prisoners. General Trinidad Rodriguez was shot. Villa led the assault through mountains and caves with heavy machine gun fire.
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Mediation Talks Outline Huerta Constitutionalists Accord
In Naaru Palle New York on June 26 mediation by Moxie mediators announced an upcoming meeting between Huerta government representatives and the constitutionalists. They aim for a final settlement of differences in southern Latti region, aiming to restore diplomatic ties with the United States and resolve international disputes. A provisional government date and withdrawal of U.S. troops and ships from Mexico may follow reconvened talks.
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Huerta Delegates Informally Meet at Nuevo Laredo
Washington dispatch notes Carranaa Danty Spee aims to set telegraphic contacts at the Mexican border as Huerta delegates arrive. The plan includes informal talks with Juan Urquidi and other constitutionalists to discuss ongoing factional contentions amid Villa's victory.
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Sterling Disheartened by Absence of VO Aeo and Others
Unclear report notes Sterling feeling discouraged due to missing figures and voices in a disrupted event. Observers cite absence of key participants and uncertain outcomes, with lingering questions about leads and coordination amid disrupted proceedings.
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New Officer List of South Dakota Bankers
An item noting a new officer list for South Dakota bankers. Names appear garbled in OCR but indicate organizational changes and leadership updates within state banking circles. No clear dates or complete names are recoverable from the fragment.
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End of Mexican War Peace Talks Loom in Washington
Washington officials awaited formal arrangements for informal talks between revolutionary and federal agents to discuss a provisional Mexican administration. Mediators concluded the peace issue stood squarely before warring factions as Villa’s army claimed Yaontecne and Zacatecas victory implications. A conference was expected to be arranged late today or tomorrow to map the next steps.
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Rebel factions patch up troubles in Sonora
Nogales Arizona June reports a compromise between civil and military authorities in Sonora. Col. E. Calle, ousted as military commander after clashes with civil governor Jose Maytorenas, is named commander of constitutionalist troops in Sonora except those under General Alvarado at Guaymas. Authorities say all military officers have been instructed to respect Calle’s authority.
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Aberdeen Lad Carries Discharge From Villa
Aberdeen BC June 4 Willian Powell a young man employed in Aberdeen carries an honorable discharge signed by Pancho Villa commander of the rebel forces in Mexico Powell fought with Villa since the revolution began against Huerta and is well acquainted with him He predicts Villa would win if Sarriaga severs relations with Villa
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Uprising Reported in Guerrero Near Mexico City
Dispatches from Rear Admiral Howard describe a constitutionalist uprising in Guerrero state near Mexico City. The Guerrero–Mexico boundary lies about 70 miles from the capital, with a railroad linking Acapulco to Mexico City.
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Publication of US Japan California row notes begins tomorrow
Washington reports that Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Chinda agreed to publish the full correspondence between the United States and Japan on the California anti alien land law in both countries simultaneously tomorrow morning. The exchange covers 1913 protests, Webb Law, and treaty interpretations, with Japan arguing violation while the US defends treaty scope.
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Senator Objects to Sioux City Expense
Washington D C June Senator Burton of Ohio the minority committee report criticizes the pending rivers and harbors pork bar measure objects to plan for 20 million dollars in improvements. He says Mississippi river traffic is rapidly declining and no great development of Missouri river is possible. He denounces improvements between Kansas City and the mouth as an entering wedge for further Missouri river work at an extravagant cost.
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Kansas woman files to run for state Supreme Court
Topeka Kansas June 8 Sheld on of Lawrence becomes the first fully avowed candidate for the Kansas Supreme Court. She filed her nominating petitions with the secretary of state listing about 1000 names from across the state. The piece notes Kansas court candidates run nonpartisan and mentions teaching certification in nineteen states.
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Bird Farm Start Near Washington Sinks in Odd Report
Start Bird Farm in Washington reports confusing OCR with scattered names and places. The fragment mentions June twenty six and breeding ground notes tied to wildlife and ships, with unclear references to Fish and Wildlife and a vessel named MV ligiala.
Too Much Surgery Warned By Physicians At Meeting
Atlantic City June 24 Physicians lament excessive operations especially abdominal and intestinal surgeries. Dr John F Deaver of Philadelphia and Dr Charles Mayo of Rochester urge restraint and better embryology study. Mrs Horace Brock, Pennsylvania opponent of woman suffrage, argues against equal suffrage citing impact on children and governance.
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Noah’s fall myth redecoded from Sumerian tablet study
Philadelphia reports confirm a new version of the flood and creation story from a Sumerian tablet translated by Dr Langdon of Jesus College Oxford. The fragment, linked to two tablets, suggests Noah sinned by eating the tree of knowledge, shortening humankind’s days.
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Accidental Gunshot Wounds Hit Former State Senator
New York June 46 W H Reynolds a former state senator was shot and wounded by an accidental discharge of Mayor Mitchells pistol after a target shooting party at the Mitchell farm Croton The mayor dropped his pistol on the sidewalk as he alighted and the bullet struck Reynolds left thigh before passing out through a finger bone Reynolds was taken to St Luke s hospital The mayor said Reynolds wished nothing said about the incident to avoid alarming his family abroad
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Black Champ Expects Quick Win Over Moran in Paris
Paris June 6 Jack Johnson the American boxer confidently predicts a swift victory over Moran on Saturday. He says the bout will not exceed 11 rounds and believes he will defeat Moran decisively. Johnson spoke during his final training day after a light walk and sprint session on the banks of the Seine.
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Woman presidential candidate Lockwood injures arm in fall
In Washington on June 4 Mise Helwa A Lockwood the only woman to run for the U S presidency fell at her office yesterday sustaining a broken arm and shoulder. The four year old was reported to recover despite complications.
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Mise Helwa A. Lockwood
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WILL CLOSE SALOONS IN TILLONVALE HEARING
Strubenville Ohio June 26 Keriff Huscroft and a party of deputies left for Tillonvale to deny the saloons during the hearing of Dowph Ether industrial workers of the world trader who faces a charge of inciting to riot.
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Bradley potato named after bees in Spokane county
Spokane reports a new potato variety credited to bees crossing Burbank and Million Dollar types. The accidental origin is tied to Bradley, with pollen carried by bees from blossoms to yield the so called Bradley potato.
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Tolls Act Repeal Pleases Engineers and Firms
A garbled report notes engineers and firms expressing approval of a tolls act repeal. The text mentions American Gos rey sniping and a Penang canal, with unclear references to waterways and alignment. The fragmentary content lacks coherent details, names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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Penang Canal
President Wilson in golfing controversy over exchange
A chaotic scene on a golf course led to President Wilson being cursed by a mad golfer after a near miss. The incident spurred apologies and mutual acknowledgments as both sides traded letters, with club members considering action against the offending player while noting the president’s right under the rules.
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Tornado Hits Watertown South Dakota Hurting Fifteen
A tornado struck Watertown South Dakota injuring fifteen and blasting hundreds of buildings. Three people are reported in fatal danger as homes and barns were demolished along a residential district while a passenger train remained stalled and volunteers began relief efforts.
Severe Milwaukee Storm Destroys Homes and Caused Losses
A Milwaukee report from June 24 describes a violent storm near Appleton causing estimated damages of 100 dollars, with houses wrecked and cattle killed. Casualties are listed as fatalities, and vehicles and property suffered significant damage as the storm moved through the area.
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Stool Pigeon Murder in Chicago City Scene
The 126th murder this city year occurred early today as prankster De Maria, a stage figure, fired a shot in a tense confrontation. Police pursued him after a threatening bail was revealed, with officers seeking to apprehend the suspect amid ongoing city crime concerns.
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Sale of Battleships to Greece Approved
Washington debate ends with approval for selling battleships to Greece. Passage follows a history of naval supply and defense policy and reflects postwar alliances and defense considerations shaping the transaction.
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Watertown House Fire The Stricken Fortn Incident
A partial OCR fragment describes a Watertown house fire with a woman saved from danger and a fortification reference. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate emergency response and injuries. The report mentions a fort and a court action.
Blowing Storm Affects Midwest Cities Across Regions
A powerful weather system spread from Prinses Albert toward South Dakota, reaching Sioux City and Chicago area. Wires down in Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota. rainfall and high winds reported, with over an inch in Beaconsfield Michigan and gusts up to 60 miles per hour.
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Storm Hits Upper Midwest Causing Injuries and Damage
A severe storm swept through North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin causing injuries and extensive damage. In Minnesota at Paul and Waalertowt, a man was seriously injured and property losses exceeded eight thousand dollars. Telegraph and telephone communications were disrupted for hours, hindering casualty and damage reports.
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Destructive hail storm hits Laurel in Sally County
Reports state a destructive ball hailstorm swept over Laurel in northern Sally County last night. Hailstones up to four inches damaged crops and drove horses and cattle into wire fences, killing many livestock.
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Two Buildings Wrecked by Twister at Webster
Aberdeen. 8. DT, June 24. A tornado damaged property at Webster last evening shortly after 6 o clock wrecking an elevator and livery barn and doing other damage. Milbank and other towns reported some damage.
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Dynamiters Lose Pardon Plea Four Freed Tomorrow
President Wilson commuted sentences in the dynamite conspiracy case for four defendants from Scranton Omaha Duluth and Chicago while twenty others including leaders begin serving their terms. Clemency for John Barry and Paul Morrin was withheld as petitions are considered.
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Omaha
Ned Frederick Ningner
Duluth
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Willem Saepe
Chicago
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Paul J. Morrin
St. Louis
Georgia Legislature Tackles Big Problems
Georgia lawmakers convened to consider a broad agenda including amendments to the state prohibition law and a constitutional change on lieutenant governor succession. The session also addresses publishing requirements for textbooks and possibly new education measures amid a broad reform push.
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Five Firemen Hurt In Major Manchester Explosion
A June explosion at a five-story John M O Warwick hardware and graphics supplies building in Manchester, New Hampshire, injures five firefighters. The fire caused estimated damage of about $500,000 and destroyed the Warwick firm’s Premises.
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Snipers Fire on Yankee Outposts
Reports from the Mexican border describe sniper fire against American outposts near Mexico City. The War Department to release Gen Funston reports on American troop provocation rumors. Washington awaits details on Breese and colleagues participation in talks with the Washington government officials.
Federals Claim Victory as Rebel Money Drops in Value
Irregular federal troops seize Guadeloupe on the Tevas Chihiatas border near Hi Pause, report says consular sources. Juarez denies, claiming wounded arrive and federal control under Col Jose Orca. Villa Carranza money falls. constitutionalist paper notes, while Villa money holds near 39 cents on the dollar. Zacatecas and Guadelajara bids stir local exchange fears.
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Foreign problems to be settled in near future
Niagara Falls Oct June 25 Further discussion of the proposed peace program relating to international differences between the United Elites and the Huerta government continued at mediation today. Delegates were awaiting instructions for constitutionalist agents expected to arrive. A provisional president and other internal questions were to be addressed at a conference between constitutionalists and Huerta representatives. Official quarters still favored eventual reunification of the two Mexican factions despite New Orleans reports.
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Intolerable Conditions In Besieged Acapulco
Reports from Acapulco describe long standing misery as the besieged city endures. General Salido’s federal garrison imposes daily loans from civilians, while constitutionalists led by Sapata tighten the siege. Deserted and pressured, residents suffer as a pacific mail liner brings refugees A F Styni and Dr Pinehout from San Blas.
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Rebels Claimed Capture of Zacatecas Dispatches Report
Official dispatches from Tampico cited reliable sources that General Natera's constitutionalist forces seized Zacatecas on June 198 and were advancing toward San Luis Potosi. Washington officials did not credit the report, and no confirmation came from Helals Nor coma.
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Carranza aide says no meeting with Huerta on provisional Mexico
Alfredo Hreceda, private secretary to General Carranza and his emissary to Washington, left New Orleans today for Washington. He reiterated that Arange would not agree to meet Huerta representatives to elect a provisional Mexican president.
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German Canal Plans Said To Be Untrue
Washington officials doubt Nicaragua’s Chamoun claim that Germany offered to outbid the United States for canal rights. Senate foreign relations panel heard the statement and saw no direct German offer. Debate focused on whether the disclosure affects ratification of a treaty providing $4,000 to Nicaragua for canal rights.
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Pennsylvania Branch Line Declares Small Dividend
Philadelphia June dividend news shows the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Lehigh & St Louis railway system, a Pennsylvania Railroad subsidiary, announcing a 0.5 percent preferred stock dividend. Directors say the limited payout reflects earnings and business conditions.
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Advertising Men Meet Next in Chicago
Advertising men will gather in Chicago for a convention after a committee decision. The Astochatiod Advertising chute of Amor approved the move to Delta and Beat consention Ms Cieme tin Mk 5, with Frege and Mipgespediia buble ataey involved. A 32 vote counted in favor at a Stageage, the Praucuwice and tye fur oblim ww wnderstand that when ae
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Oil lands open to exploration despite withdrawal order
In San Francisco a federal judge nullified a withdrawal order affecting about 300,000 acres of public land, ruling no general presidential power exists to suspend mineral laws or block oil and gas claims. The decision stresses Congress holds disposal power over public lands and warns against executive overreach in petroleum policy.
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Storing Coal Is An Art In Weather Of Decem ber
The article notes limited open storage at water points for coal in Pennsylvania and other regions. It cites weather conditions limiting on hand stock, with estimates that up to seven million tonnes may be at risk if storage is uncovered. Movable troughs and temperature effects are described, along with capacities at key sites and the impact on coal operations amid defense logistics. Strong entities include the Phila de phia based firms and storage facilities, with figures and storage capacities referenced.
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