Disorder cases dropped by Colo state attorney general
The Colorado attorney general urged dismissal of most of eighty four cases in Huerfano and Las Animas counties tied to coal miner disorders from Catarade protests in 1917 and 1914. Reports also note weather floods diverting canal water, a fatal train strike in Idaho, border patrol shifts in Utah, and labor unrest in Wyoming.
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Inter Mountain
Colorado
Huerfano
Las Animas
Catarade
Nebraska
Wyoming
Platte River
Ney ‘Dracka
North Platte River
M. G. Simms
Pocatello
Idaho
Chicago Northwestern
Geneva
Hie
Simma
Utah Cavalry
Aftei Arie
United Mine Workers of America
District 22
Seasion
Cheyenne
Emrie John
Lava Hot Springs
Sarah A. Erb
Mrvek
Bieyeliet
Bhik
American Fork
Utah
Pueblo Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Wolfe Creek
Continental Divide
Hens
Nev
Woodmen
Parifia
Denver
Hundreds Dead in Ontario Forest Fires Toll Rises
Northern Ontario fires kill hundreds with 160 to 100 reported dead and many injured. Towns wiped out including Mushka and Matheson Cochrane area. Iroquois Falls destroyed except station. Prospectors and settlers trapped. farms and bushlands burned across vast areas.
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Hart
Ontario
Mushka
Matheson Cochrane
Iroquois Falls
Tashota
Kowash
German War Report Claims Huge Gains and Prisoners
Berlin announces end of second war year figures with 2,668,000 enemy taken and 30,000 British men captured. Central powers report 421,000 square kilometers seized, 626 cannon and 4,700,000 shells captured, plus 1,556,000 rifles. Wounded stats show 0.2 percent back front, 14 percent died.
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Germany
Servien
United States acquires Kern county land in 1909 oyster salt case
Judge Benjamin F P. Bhedwe of the United States district court ordered the government to take 140 acres in Kern county valued at $10,000. The land known as the McCutchen section was seized under the withdrawal order of 1909 in a case linked to Uncle Sam Wine.
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Uncle Sam Wine
San Francisco
Benjamin FP
United States District Court
United States
Wile
Kern County
Republican presidential speech ends amid security concerns
The Republican candidate completed his acceptance speech on Saturday, delivering about 4,000 words. The night prior in Brownsville Texas, clashes occurred as guards and supposed Mexican raiders faced gunfire near the First Illinois cavalry camp, with reports of bandit activity and attempted theft.
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Brownsville
Tex
Filinois
Bey Burned to Death in Nevada Teras Incident
A man identified as Bey died from injuries after an explosion caused by powder in his pocket. He was found at 2 o'clock Friday morning and succumbed to his wounds. Authorities note the accidental blast led to fatal burns.
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Bey
Medill
Encensive Meal to Cheage Colenge
A disrupted report details a regional event with names and places, noting a clash near a landmark and a paused meeting. The account references individuals including a chieftain and a leader, with dates and locations obscured but implying a local confrontation and ongoing negotiation.
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Cheage Colenge
Explosive blaze devastates New York ammunition site
A vast explosion sequence on Tom Island near Jersey City ignited millions in stored munitions. At least three dead, five missing, scores injured as warehouses burned and shrapnel rained across five states. Officials cite a dockside barge fire and unauthorized storage. The Statue of Liberty wards endured shrapnel but remained intact.
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New York
Plack ‘Tom Island
New York Bay
Jersey City
Porsons
National Storage Company
Hiack Tom Island
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Trainie
Veesele
Edmund L. Mackensie
Om Bediows Island
Jeppeetie
Court Returns Appam to Owners After Arrest
Judge Waddill reviews Appam case with possible federal appeal next Wednesday. Appam to stay at Newport News under U S marshal custody or be released to owners. Mer vargo sold for 1434,000. funds held by court and federation. Also notes efforts by J W Mitchell campaign against W W members and related city tensions. Cotton trade outlook ties to Lancashire demand. broader agricultural convention planned by National Farmers Union with President Barrett urging national meeting.
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Waddill
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Appam
Newport News
United States Marshal
Ander Bend Mer Vargo
Outbreaks of Hog Cholera Follow Seasonal Pattern
H K Wright notes in National Stockman and Farmer that hog cholera outbreaks rise in late August to early September, peak by late October or November, then decline. Susceptible hogs fed balanced rations contract easily, while improper feeding and parasites raise risk. Prevent with vigilance and inoculation of healthy hogs, segregate and burn infected tissue. no treatment saves visibly sick hogs.
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Clines
H. K. Wright
National Stockman and Farmer
iDevice for fastening door for hog enclosures
A handy device fastens doors to prevent hogs from pushing out. Wooden latches are belt linked by a tree rod with eyes at each end. When the top latch is raised, the lower one is pulled up to keep the door secured, preventing droppage when unstretched.
Fragmented 19th century note on lamb castration techniques
A garbled OCR passage discusses lambs and castration, mentioning references to drawing, cud, and rupture. The text is incomplete and unclear but centers on procedures and safety around castration in livestock, with terms like rupture and secure handling appearing amid distorted words and phrases.
British Defeat German Veterans in Fierce Frontline Battle
Fifty eight miles from London Gallotan Town reports a furious week long battle on a five mile front. British troops gain ground against strong German resistance as reinforcements pour in. Delville Wood is cleared of Germans and a night assault wins a crucial inch of ground. The Franks corps noted for fighting from Warsaw to Verdun aided the victory. Simultaneously, Russians under General Sakharoff capture Brody near Lemberg, threatening Austro German lines and possibly Lemberg itself.
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Sentiago Ramieres
Coahuila
Villista
Baltile
Mexico
Germany
Charles Pryatt
Brussels
Wage
London
Liverpool
Eugene Hughes Kelly
New York
Uriah Relief Fund
Mia
Kelly
Joseph Smith
Limes
John Hed
Mind
Sir Edward Carson
Condadate
Trevinn
Picardy
Saragussi
Soria
Valladolia
Leon
Pontevedra
Spain
Torreon
Lord Derby
Ghent
A Heuter
Cunpoo de Las Timertas
Vase de Hendes
Durango
Chihuahua
Winnee Ayrwe
Brasal Shackleton
Efert
Five Mile
Ngtish
Terrtory
Delville Wood
Eet
Francorpa
Warsaw
Verdun
Kitchener
The
Somme
Brody
Lemberg
Raiway
Corte
Keral Sakharoff
England Not Tired of War Lord Derby Declares Hope
Lord Derby declares Britain not tired of war and vows to push victory until German rule cannot revive the conflict. He expresses resolve to sustain effort and asks American support for the war effort.
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England
Lord Derby Deslares
London
Great Britain
Lord Derby
Roads funds approved despite child welfare concerns
A large appropriation for road improvements passed despite concerns over child welfare in Columbie. Proponents argued the spending would modernize infrastructure and boost commerce, while critics warned about potential negative impacts on communities and local services.
Fragmented OCR Noteilment Names Unclear
A partial readable line from an OCR page shows stray letters and broken phrases with no clear event or identifiable entities. The text lacks complete names, dates, places, or actions to construct a coherent news item or summary.
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Signal Compe Aviation School
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Joa
Panama Canal
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Otaling
Pea Harry J Spanos
Mr Butler
Alpine
Howe
William Beery Brelead
Mwai Mully
Warkure
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Heed
Leteher
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May
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Harvey B. Titman
Cashieg
Washington
Carranza
Joint International Commission
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Honduras
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State Department
House
Judiciary Committee
Euline
Ben Pederko Menrigues Carvalal
Pam
Kechimileo
Telend
Court
J. W. W. Mitchell
Mitchell
W. W
Manchester
Ema
Lancashire
Willie
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