Telegraphic Events of the Past Week Revealed in Wires
Reads of rail derailments fires and collisions report several deaths and injuries. Names Albert B. Perkbill Bodti von Wilton Bock Joseph Clark die in Utah and nearby wrecks. Military and political notes cover debates in Washington Verdun and Europe, with calls for pacific action and warnings of possible hostilities.
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Campbell 8 Slemp and BSE Virchoiea Meeting
Campbell 8 Slemp, a Slemp member from the BSE Virchoiea district, attended a meeting focusing on reform and party reflection. The session aimed to energize supporters, coordinate outreach, and bolster republican efforts ahead of key events.
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Cattlemen Track Bandit Trail in Mexican Border Raid
Fifty American cattlemen, some photographed, ride the trails of Mexican bandits linked to a recent raid on American territory. Authorities pursue the attackers as the posse moves toward border action and potential arrests.
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Ara
Effort to Improve Furnace Efficiency Sparks Industrial Debate
A lengthy discussion outlines plans to precipitate electrical changes at a large industrial plant while addressing safety and material handling concerns. The piece notes expert tests on firing efficiency, referencing a historic center near Blackfont and a long-neglected Montana site, with comparisons to trials in England and Italy.
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Diplomatic Crisis Weighs Mexico Troop Withdrawal Demand
Washington reports a high level exchange regarding Carranza’s request for U.S. troop withdrawal from Mexico. Officials indicate divisions over the tone and intent of a key note, with possible continued American presence. The dispute centers on U.S. credibility and the potential impact on diplomatic relations.
Brandeis Confirmation Vote For Supreme Court Nominee
In a fierce Senate debate the nomination of Brandes to the Supreme Court was confirmed by a 47 to 22 vote. If approved, Brandes would be the first Jewish justice on the high court. The process included party-line votes, hearings, and committee reports with key figures cited in the procedural stages.
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Butte Laborers Lock Out Sparks Industry Wide Strike
In Butte, labor groups including miners and construction workers walk out in solidarity after employers united under an Inside organization refuse pay raises. Workers demand 4 cents an hour more and longer breaks, contending current wages of 23.50 per day are insufficient amid a broad work stoppage.
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Outbreak in Venezuela Leaves Dozens Killed or Wounded
An outbreak in Maracaibo Venezuela results in heavy casualties with twenty people killed or injured. General Gates, named temporary president of the state, is mentioned amid the chaotic events in Willemstad.
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Declaration of Idaho mayoral succession amid admin charges
Re election results show W Rehinagy and UH Haya named to succeed Mayor Bolet in Idaho. Reported incompetence in city administration cited as factor in the selection and ongoing political dispute.
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Walter Pay Death Penalty by Jury for Murder
Walter Pay was sentenced to death by the jury for the murder of his father in law, NJolit F Peck, with the execution set for the week of July 1. The court ruled the crime warranted the electric chair under the state statute.
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Consulate in Mexico City Opened with New Lead
The consulate in Mexico City opened with J Wo Rowe in charge. The facility begins operations after a period of closure and will handle intercontinental and local duties.
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