Wilson aims currency reform plan in Congress
Washington reports the administration intends to push a currency reform bill through the House and Senate this session. President Wilson and Senator Underwood discuss banking proposals aimed at satisfying a nationwide call for urgent reform. They expect public opinion to drive congressional action despite summer heat and pressure from business interests.
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Washington, D.C
Nisking
Congress
Underwood
Laader
Kone
Wilson
Mersige
Underwand
Fia
Lad Held Fast by Tide Gate Near New Haven
A 16 year old boy named Goglik faced hours of peril in the Weel river as swift tide gates trapped him. Fire and police units responded while spectators watched. A rubber tube allowed breathing as water surged, a wrecker smashed a tide gate, and the boy was freed and collapsed afterward.
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New Haven
Goglik
Lawes
Jeg
Owl
Supreme Court Rejects Government Liability in Flood Case
Washington reports the Supreme Court ruled the federal government bears no financial responsibility for the Mississippi flood damage. Across the flood area, more than 1,000 salities were affected and efforts sought compensation for land losses. An estimated value around seven million dollars was discussed.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Four Fatally Injured in Mine Explosion Near Pine Fork
Four men were fatally injured at Jefferson Coal Company No. 3 mine near Pine Fork when a bag of powder exploded after a mule kicked a contact with an electric wire, causing a spark and explosion.
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Ming
Jefferson Coal Company
Pine Fork
President Wilson Absent From Gettysburg Anniversary
President Wilson does not plan to attend the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. He will remain at the summer White House in Cornish, New Hampshire, around July 4.
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Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Gotts Abure
White House
Corniah
N. 1
Death of Three Children in Wisconsin Kerosene Fire
A kerosene stove explosion near Shawano Wisconsin destroyed a temporary farmhouse killing three young children and badly burning their father Algist Nevnaver while the mother was seriously burned. The blaze occurred as the parents worked nearby in the dwelling twenty miles east of Shawano.
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Shawano
Wis
Algist Nevnaver
Italy
Here
Missionaries Buy Girls in India to Free Temples
In India missionaries reportedly purchase young girls at ten cents each to release them from temple life. The claim appears in a statement by Sherwood Holdy, secretary of Asia Against the City, Washington DC. The Supreme Court decision favored Artesia Met and Cold Water Co. in a franchise dispute in Holse City.
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St. Laule
India
Chen
Sherwood Holdy
YM. A. Secretary of
Asia
Washington, D. C
Artesias Met and Cold Water Company
Holse City
Thaio
Supreme Court
Hind Maltipt Tue Elly
Premier Shefket Pasha Assassinated in Constantinople
In Constantinople on June 13, Shefket Pasha the grand vizier and war minister was shot dead by assassins near the city road. His aide de camp Lieut Abraham Bey also fell. Prince Said Halim was appointed grand vizier ad interim while other ministers retained their posts. Nazim Pasha’s murder appears to be revenge for Nazim’s clash with Shefket. Mahmoud Shefket Pasha and others were involved in rapid automobile travel when the killers fired on the car.
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Constantinople
Shefket Pasha
Tinurand
Decamp
Abraham Bey
Said Halim
Council of State
Erand Vivter
Naim Pasha
Amy
Nazim
Shefket
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Ala
Fred
Young Turk Party
Hater Boy
Turkish Army
Flashes Report Local Murders and Global Notes
Acc to local authorities Barkley Flemming of Corpritle Ohio confessed Monday to murdering his mother Mrs Flemming and his brother Culbertson Minneapolis Ming June 1 5 Dana Duread census director accepted post at Minnesota Agricultural College Madrid June 12 Spanteb ced inet resigned Both cortes suspended Paris June 23 price Karageorgeviteh king of Servias cousin wed American bride Mrs Hugo Pratt Madrid June 23 Chattanooga holocaust averted as fire trapped fifty prisopera saved by fire department Hammondeport June 14 other country uses American military fylog machines when Brazil called Glenn Curtiss for immediate delivery of a fying bert
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Jonson
Barkley Flemming
Flemming
Culbertson
Minneapolis
Ming
Dana Duread
United States Census
Bureau of Research In Agricultural Economic
Minnesota Agricultural College
Madrid
Bpanteb
Cedinet Hes
Cortes
Paris
Price Alexis Georges 'Karageorgeviteh
Servia
Hugo Pratt
Myra Pankwumt
Marie Rue d'Anjou
Chattanooga
Tenn
Oro
Hammondeport
Brazil
Glenn Curtiss
Colorado jail guard slain in daylight duel
Canon City night captain John Ti. Tiusesell, 41, was shot through the heart by escaped convict Conway Baldwin at Lavine. Baldwin fired after Tiusesell wounded him, then Russell fired at Baldwin, wounding him in the hip and abdomen. both assailants were killed.
Texan Urges Money Probe in Currency Legislation Effort
Henry of Texas backs immediate probe into the money trust amid calls for currency reform. He argues that Wall Street bankers and their allies control credit and that the comptroller’s records block exposure. He introduces a banking bill to tighten oversight while critics push for broader action.
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Washingtoy
Henry
Texas
Wall
Congress
Wey
Wall Street
House of Congress
House’ Committee
Walt Street
New York
Dallimere
Ue Uniterwood Lab
Senatg Fostice
Consda
Oto Nndles
California
Charlton Must Go To Italy for Trial in Italy Case
The United States Supreme Court ruled that Porter Charlton must be returned to Italy to stand trial for the killing of his wife on Lake Como in June. The decision upholds the international legal framework and precedents tied to the wartime appropriation set of 1912.
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Waenington
United Lates Supreme Court
Porter Charlton Musk
Italy
Lake Come
Supreme Court
Newenager
Poeta
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Auto Crash Fatalities Reported in Hammond Ind
Three men were fatally injured when a car driven at high speed overturned after hitting a pebble and skidding. The crash occurred Thursday near Hammond, Indiana, with William Foster of Milroy among those injured.
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Hammond
Ind
William Foster
Milroy
Tila
Robbery in Gary: Ridgely's yard looted of bricks
In Gary Indiana on June 14 thieves broke into the front yard of attorney Claude V Ridgely and removed a wagon load of rich brick. Ridgely had purchased them for 60 dollars. No arrests reported.
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Talen
Gary
Ind
Claude V. Ridgely
Ridgely
Train Mite Head Cary Three Die in Crash
A scrambled, partially legible notice reports a train accident near Cary Indiana on June 16. It mentions a collision around a curve with a hand car and eight persons involved, including Irina Uren, with serious injuries.
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Cary
Taminand
Ind
Chicago
Tadiana & Authera
Pereana
Irina Uren
Honor American Artists and Hawthorne Elected to Full Membership
Friday elections named Nisa Florence and Charles W. Hawthorne to full membership. The event took place in New York with notes of national artistic recognition and ongoing celebrations in Cincinnati and at Boclele Nationale deg eaux Arto.
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Parg, Jong 18
Nisa Florence Fete
Cincinnati
Charles W. Hawthorne
New York
Wreck Kills Five as Brakes Fail on Train
Fatal rail crash near Blashford, five dead and several injured with multiple names listed among victims and survivors. Brakes reportedly failed on the second section as the forward car telescoped the rear. Hospitalized injured include Je Walton, Ann A Wardeld, and others from New York Washington and Winthrop. Authorities began investigations into the brake failure and train management aboard the Canadian Pacific line.
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Blashford
Col Ustan
New York
New Lawen
Ellien
Bi Stanford
Mie Ptation
Qie Age Department
Everest Hakey Woodrum
Muaning
Canfield
Springfinhl
Mase
Mys
Burgess
Springfold
Masa
Are
Kalle
Winthrop
Wows
Martford
Gonn
Je Walton
Naw York
Gnandinn
Mackenenck
N.d
Ann A. Wardeld
Washington
Artjur Narkely
Jensiinga
Bow
Patlarstn
Hed Wank
Kelly
Ruled by Iron Hand Military Trials in West Virginia
Testimony before a military committee describes martial law in West Virginia coal regions during a strike. Officers claim ordinary civil courts were bypassed, with arrests and convictions by a military tribunal while the state constitution was suspended. Attorneys argue military authority must yield to civil power.
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Charleston
Vas
Virginia
Ted
United Statan
West Wirglomn
Charlie I. Morgan
Maj
Dames L Pract
Recgnl Miiiny
Stata Civil Statuler
Mdrgnopatd
Monustt
Morgan
Waal Virpina
Auto Wrecks Reported With Six Dead in Two Crashes
Two separate highway crashes in New England killed six people. In Springheld, Massachusetts, four men died when a freight train collided with a car on a tracks crossing near Riverton. The deceased include J. Carroll, E. Iverson, J.T. Gyner, and G. Bartel. In another crash three miles east of here a truck hit a Northwestern passenger train, killing Lennft Rebecca Dodle and two daughters of Robert Nuudley, a Nashville hardware importer. four others were seriously injured.
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Springheld
Marennedcia
Riverton
Severt Miller
Here
J. Caroll
E. Iverson
WD Gyner
Chicago
Goeorge Bartel
Rpringiely
Gilden
Saal Northwestern powBenger Lrith
Lenn
Rebecca Dodle
Robert Matthew Nuudley
Imerchnol
Nashville, Tenn
Tresdas
Duslley
Sugar plea franking shown by sugar producers campaign
Washington reports reveal more than a million documents filed by sugar producers as part of a publicity drive, mailed under franking privileges. Paler says accounting shows government nearly funded the advertising effort, with senators Laden Amual Dekty Chin and others named. Twenty-five troops killed in battle. 36 injured in France-Lebranden action near a military pont.
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Washington
Tamentic
Traman G. Palmer
Meerchiry
Ma Neures
Mahner
Marty
New York
Prelete
Iowa
Martin
Han
Vaoris
Soracendrapalch Wilitng
State Wins Big Victory In Interstate Railroad Rates Case
The U S Supreme Court delivered an unanimous decision upholding Minnesota and Missouri freight and passenger rate challenges. The ruling addressed state powers to regulate interstate rail rates, with the Minnesota portion limited by a noted exception for the Minnesota & St. Louis line.
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Washington
Vie
Bigrema Court of the
United States
Minnesota
Toitreverey
Minnengolis
Six U S Troopers Slain in Moras Assault
The article reports the killing of six U S troopers during a trench assault by Moras rebels. It notes four fierce fights and 42 wounded, with several troopers listed by name and unit. The piece mentions one member captured and another wounded, detailing the dire toll of the basement incident where a body was recovered.
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Pyob
Dina Lippety
Iolo
Camping AM
Otha Vlntyfrat Commis Af Reouta Ani
Tha Pwonly Ntith Canpany
Gt Neotilm
Toit
Riwin
Hilkteyene
Untitled Atar Enlate Report From New York June
A garbled report from New York lists a total figure of 85,066,611,12 for a Tol e Tocoh Astor entity and notes a death in the city. The text also mentions a daily rate and an individual named Winetat Agiar receiving a sum of 708,064,408.
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Atar Enlate
Fuod
New York
Spe
Yilus
Wate Winetat Agiar
Filing Bankruptcy Seeks Federal Court Action
A bankruptcy proceeding is sought in federal court this Friday by a party identified as Ine Meer Tal Tait for a case involving AE caniyay of yestre in Vann and We Hanitinn. The claim amount cited is 3496.479 with a figure of 835 dollars noted.
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Hetiay
Momotila
Ine Meer
Yestre
Vann
We Hanitinn
Fire damages mine areas in Temple Town Ridgeport WM
A fire swept through multiple areas including Temple Town and Ridgeport causing extensive damage to two biathens and a mine. Authorities report losses estimated around $100,000 with further structural damage and safety concerns under investigation.
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Temple Town
Ridgeport
Ahad
River Rhine and Romangi Narratives of a Tainted Legend
A fragmentary tale describes a journey from Mayonca to Cologne along the Rhine in a mythic account. It mentions scholars, legends, and craggy heights guarding walls and basements as part of a fabled narrative of wealth and ruin.
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Natura
Mayeniea
Coloigaia
Mayonca
Cologne
Journoyn
Charles
Suthedrata
Rhine river excursion from Koblenz to Andernach
The text describes a travel route along the Rhine from Koblenz to Andernach, noting scenery, castles, and towns such as Coblenz, Mayence, and Andernach. It mentions historic sites including Thorn cathedral, Emperor William monument, Blatzenfels, and Arenberg monastery, with hints of electric tram development near Bronbreltateln.
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Borich Hd Travolara
Rhine
Toora
di Carcingoe
Rome
Appiuus Dahlens
FISHES HUNT LIQUOR LOOPHOLE IN DELAWARE
New England fishermen exploit mackerel shipments to move liquor into Kent and Sussex counties despite prohibition. Officials bar interstate alcohol transfers yet smugglers adapt with hidden stashes and marked bottles. Local vendors report rising profits from the contraband trade as governors tighten enforcement.
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Wilmington
Nel
Delaware
Jewee
Delaware Break Tor
New England
Gorts
Miller
Iquor
Kent
Sussex
Lowes End
Dota- Ware
Tobacco ban reaches pastors and Sunday schools in church decree
The meeting of the Reformed Presbyterian church forbids tobacco in any form for pastors, Sunday school leaders, and mission workers. A resolution proposes a one year effort to revive church discipline and require abstinence from tobacco for members. Hallington was chosen for the 194 meetings.
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Wingse Lake
Dul
Provikte Hkl
Hhallington
Unclear text on death sentence for two entities
The battered OCR states two individuals or entities named Bentence Garnd Cock and Noston Nwonts-Nvegona cocks were sentenced to death by Jutga Uyrmolyre for a crime in a location described as Aénckingothin Plalnyiite. The message contains many garbled words and unclear details.
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Plalnyiite
Young girl left in charge of farm assets amid family travel
A sixteen year old Laura Ate Mor is left to manage a farm valued at $7,000 during her parents' European trip. The article notes the arrangement in the context of a rural household, with references to J. Ordet Atenotity and Melody farts in unclear roles.
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