Flames Drive Rescuers Back As Mine Disaster Toll Grows
In Alberta, 24 bodies recovered at Hillcrest Alberta Collieries Ltd after a floor fire. 102 others remain entombed as rescue work resumes amid smoldering debris and a deadly blast from yesterday. Officials say many victims were found near the pit mouth.
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Lethbridge
Hillcrest Collieriex Ltd
William Brown
Meanager Crown
Ny Sanpciaren
Alberta
Rar Cuera
Hillcrest Alberta Collieries, Ltd
James Quigley
Thomas Taylor
Appeal From Public Service Commission Victory in Death Case
Jane Sharleston appeals to the Supreme Court from a Public Service Commission award denying compensation for the death of Giuseppi Zippi. Filed by C. Tie Conaton acting for Hawaii at Philadelphia the appeal seeks damages for the mother. Zippi was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train.
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Jane Sharleston
Public Service Commission
Tpreme
C. Tie Conaton- UN
Haly
Philadelphia
Giuseppi Zippi
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Trai
Villa plans big attack with 26000 troops and 74 machine guns
General Villa announced that 26000 men will be used in the attack on Zacaetens left flank with support from 1 artillery piece and 74 machine guns. He said 30000 troops belong to the division of the north and that the attack would start this morning or tomorrow.
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Torreon
Coahuila
el Puno
Zacaetens
Tern
Villa
Stat
Lnte
Zwenstens
Hodges Declines Office Candidacy In West Virginia
Dr Thomas E Hodges of Morgantown announces he will not seek political office in West Virginia until he completes goals set when he became university president. He plans reforms and changes and will adhere to his course when the goal is reached, despite party overtures.
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Morgantown
Thomas
Hodges
West Virginia
Wolvercity
Congressman 5
Marshals Office Moves Departmented to Clarksburg Plan
The Walked States marshal’s office in Parkersburg will not move to Clarksburg as planned. Marshal Clarice EB. Smith will seek withdrawal of the order transferring the office, citing facility and building concerns and ongoing adjustments to the site.
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Parkersburg
Clarksburg
States Marshals Office
Clarice EB. Smith
Patie
Boat Excursionists Narrow Escape After Sinking
A river excursion steamer Majestic sank on the Mississippi near Alton IL early today after a collision with the new intake tower cribbing of St Louis waterworks. Thirty three aboard, three unaccounted for, others swam ashore or clung to upper deck as vessel settled.
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ST. Louis
Fyne
Bertones
Stouner
Majestic
Alton
St Louis
St Lovis
Per Tong
Appeal for Clarksburg July Fourth unity and business closing
G W Dudderar leads a broad appeal to Clarksburg citizens urging merchants and business owners to close shops on the Fourth of July. A petition drive will circulate from Monday to urge patriotism and bolster Harrison County's biggest Independence Day celebration. Citizens are asked to authorize newspaper listings if not reached and to pull together for the event.
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G. W. Dudderar
Board of Trade
Clarksburg
Harrison County
United States
First National Bank of Cowen chartered in West Virginia
The comptroller of the currency grants a charter to the First National Bank of Cowen West Virginia with 25000 dollars capital. William Rogere is president and RC McCandlistt cashier. Also approved is the Beckley National Bank conversion to Beckley National Bank with 50000 dollars capital. Reverend Vishanoff, former Macedonian Greek Catholic, will speak at Adamaton United Brethren church at 3 pm tomorrow. public invited.
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Frank W. Nesbitt
Wheeling
Brotherhood
Run
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jnreciat Vis
reLmanau
Washington
First National Bank
Cowen
W. Va
William Rogere
McCandlistt Castiter
Beckley
W. VI
Vishanoff
Macedonia
Adamaton United Brethren Church
Hold Up Men Nabbed by Clever Police Tactic
Austrians Matt Colish and Sam Bordish arrested on Fourth Street near Traders Alley by a police squad led by Chief Troaka as a suspected gang tied to robberies in Pennsylvania. An Italian boy implicated them, saying they offered $10 per Portuguese to lure him. Potridge, another suspect, was later arrested in Glen Elk. a pawn ticket linked to a stolen watch was found.
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Matt Colish
Sam Bordish
Pennsylvania
Fourth Street
Traders Alley
Clearywater
Troaka
Hoy
Polica
Hichwood
Brooks
Joieh
Stelling
Aquad
Dolice
Anya
Glen Eik
Foan Potridge
Glen Elk
Oficer L. le White
Elty
Wariera
Fairmont
Patriche
Glen File
Fire destroys Michigan and Ohio Paper stock and building
A noon fire in Toledo Ohio destroyed the Michigan and Ohio Paper Company stock and a three story building in the Claimens district. The loss was about 100000 dollars. Flames breached the roof after explosions in a room storing two cases of matches.
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Cis
Toledo
Jung
Sreks
Siichigan and Ohio Paper Company
Tt Wma
Clamnens
uMh
Fiamas
No Early Drinks Hive Honnebm Park Awe Umalbs
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or names. The snippet mentions a park and urban settings but lacks clear subjects, dates, or actions to summarize into a factual news item.
Mediation Efforts in Mexican Crisis Seen as Hopeful
Buffalo scene reports Minister Noon declaring confidence in mediation's ultimate success after talks in Washington with Wilson and Bryan. Buenos Aires and Ottawa dispatches note the first mediation month closes with uncertain prospects and possible new plans from Argentina.
Indictment Aims at Lasalle Street Bank Officers in Chicago
Chicago June 20 An indictment targets officers of the Lasalle Street Trust and Savings Bank. W C Niblack was named receiver. State's attorney Maclay Horne said the case shows an officer attempting to remove a deposit to render the bank insolvent. The amount involved is about 2 1/2 million dollars.
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Chicago
Lasalle Street, Trust and Savings Bank
Lorimers Muniny
W. C. Niblack
Yeaturday
Maclay Horne
Tharge
Steamer Sunk After Collision on Hudson River
A small excursion steamer bound down the Hudson River collided with a scow near Yonkers. The vessel was beached and wrecked. Seven crew members were rescued. one tourist injured, condition not stated. The sail was hosted by J F Havemeyer of Ardsor on the Hudson.
Findley Faces Court Battle Over Unlawful Living Case
A. Judson Findley and Fred J. Shinn clashed in Justice T. G. Nicewarner's court as John Stevens and Ella Allen faced charges of living together as husband and wife. Shinn represented Mrs Stevens and sought settlement while Findley opposed it, allegedly calling a bad name and nearly striking Shinn with a chair. The Stevens case and Ella Allen await a further decision.
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A. Judson Findley
Harrison County
Fred J. Shinn
Brown
T. G. Nicewarner
John Stevens
Ella Allen
Shinn
Stevens
Findley
Bilal Allen
Senate probe into alleged use of funds postponed
The investigation ordered by the Senate into alleged use of Senate funds and names of other senators by Chilton and Overman in the Gold Hill mine will not start until next week. Senator Kern of Indiana, chairman, is away, delaying action. In Batavia, Java, reports say several northern islands near British Guiana were struck by earthquakes and storms causing many collapses and drownings.
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Washington
Senate
Chilton
Overman
Gold Hill Consolidated Gold Mine
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Kern
Indiana
Cairman
Tuanday
Batavia
Java
Guim
State Sawmill Men Hear Of New Postmasters
Washington D C June 20 new postmasters have been established in West Virginia. Areas include Hardman Gilmer county Logan Leatherwood Earnshaw Cogan Lewis and other towns with appointed postmasters such as Arbola Slagle Bulley Browning and Cunningham.
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Washington, D.C
West Virginia
Hardman
Gilmor County
Mit
Logan County
Ethel
de Dostmanta Slagle
Iguorge L. Bulley
Yola
Leatherwood
Mingo County
Hereford Browning
Ton
West Virginia Sawmill Men Eye Philippine Timber Leases
The Bureau of Insular Affairs in Washington reports Philippine timber lands ready for lease. Tracts range from 35 to 200 acres in size with larger parcels available. Markets are mainly in the Orient. Manila foresters estimate hundreds of millions of board feet could be marketed abroad, far surpassing 1913 exports. Large tracts require capital for equipment and proper seasoning, with twenty year exclusive leases for big holdings.
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Washington, D. G
West Virginia
Philippines
Bureau of
Taavini Affeire
Washington
Philippinee
Orient
Bureau of Insular Altair
Forentry
Manila
Philipping Islands
Gallé
Station Burned in Wales Night Fire Destroys Station
Fire destroyed a railway station and several adjacent buildings at Coedposth near Wrexham during the night. An attempted arson on a train was reported. Literature possibly related to suffragist activity was found nearby. Miss Lester Latstetter, sister of Mrs. M. H. Reynolds of Parkersburg, has returned home.
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Wrexham
Wales
Coedposth
Lester Latstetter
M. H. Reynolds
Parkersburg
Rebel secretary fired by Carranza factions and strikes
Washington dispatch reports Mills of Philadelphia and Patrick Gliday of Clearfield Pa to Pittsburg as conciliators in kettled settlement of Kanawha strike troubles. Anglesos, reform secretary of war for Constitutionalist cabinet, was removed by Carranza for disobedience with no further details. News from Oriztlan says 20 chiefs plan a central Mexican campaign with 80,000 troops mobilizing under Gonzales.
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Agara Falls
Mexico City
Washington
Naon
Wilson
Bryan
Luis Cabrera
Nuon
Sousa Hoult
Iterm Nation
Andyreaniadt
Iig
United States
Seve
Ell Paso
Tex
Angtlen
Mexico
Nvarez
Carranza
Villa
Caraga
Sonora
Maytorena
Washington, D. C
CW. Mills
Philadelphia
Patrick Gliday
Clearfield
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania State Tabor
Weatington
A. J. Paukner
Department of Sarbor
Garraway
W. V
Sosie
Saltillo
Max
Laredo
Tor
General Angeles
Constitutionalists
Angelos
Las
Villa Patisan
Emoval
Tg m Grad Tata
Chapuitepen
Oriztlan
Hidalgo
Carrenga
Samoral Gonzales
NINERS PAD Normal coal mining conditions prevail in region
In a report from Clarkeburg Jeraneh of the Cananlidation Coal Company mine officials indicate steady paydays. The company paid out about 79000 for work from May to June. eight independent firms were compensated as well, reflecting ongoing underwritten operations despite irregular wording in the text.
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Clarkeburg Jeraneh
Cananlidation Coal Company
Ralsegard
Ratik
Some Tate Gauges in Sardia District Adverts
In Sardia district of this county the South Pann Ol Company No St A Joriat and Now 2 are advertised for sale. The notices mention lively sale activity and a reference to The Wi on cm Sompasy No. 2 with a 235 datel and Farreale So. 7 AS barrels.
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Tn Sardia
South Pann
St. A. Joriat
Ana
Farreale
Barrela
Tragic Air War Blows Up Austrian Dirigible Attack
In Vienna and nearby air action destroys a military dirigible and a naval craft. A biplane attacked at high altitude ripping the airship open and causing a fatal explosion. Nine officers and crew members perished or were mutilated as the craft fell.
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Vienna
Austria
Minto
Koertling
Hauswirth
Az Bi
Joliathe Mansuvers
Fiat
Hoosta
Nusw
Ipiplane
Amountain
City council aims to advance bridge work and streetcar plans
The council passed an ordinance authorizing the Owoxo Bridge Company to proceed with construction and lay tracks. A second gird er may be required if the streetcar company does not support timing. Adjournment paused action until Tuesday for final approval of the amended ordinance.
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Joy Oigit
Owoxo Bridge Company
Intendisd
J Council
Premier Aue Quith and Hunger Strike Demand
In London on June 20 Premier Aue quit today fulfilling a delegation request by Sylvia Pankhurst’s group. A hunger strike threat was made until promises were honored. Six East End federation members met with the premier at her residence, seeking concession and letters to home secretary Reginald McKenna.
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Ing Ansocisreo Onsen
London
Auequith Todey
Syiframetm
Sylvia Paw Durat
Mpeg
Hote of Commons
Siler Pankhurat
East End
Yie
Ab Hia Realdenea
Mies Anquith
Reginald McKeann
Ewisdon
Mike Sylyie Pankhutet
Veiled Analysis of Campaign Spending at 1890s Convention
A fragmented report outlines scrutiny of expenditures for a political convention or election at a venue in Washington DC. It lists costs for stationery writing and printing, telegraph and telephone services, travel, and other incidental items, with names obscured by OCR.
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Warrington
Ouly
Neety
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