Miners of Butte War Over Union Riots
In Butte Montana on Miners Union day violence shattered parade routines. Rioters attacked the Miners Union parade, demolished the union hall furniture, destroyed ballot boxes, and injured officials including Alderman Frank Curran who was thrown from a window. Police failed to halt the melee as workers and spectators watched a crowd of about 11 000.
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Hutte, Mont
Tte
Miners’ Union
Itwell
Agitatore
Industrial Workers of the World
Ble
Bert Riley
Michael Conway
Union Hall
Ploulding
Frank Curran
Union
Driscoll
Minera Union Hall
Court House
Murphy
Bik Wiles by Lighting Felon Loenne Kite Tour
An unclear fragment mentions a suspect or event linked to Milwaukee and a U S state seat. Names and places are garbled but reference a political context involving a potential candidate and a regional election.
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Bik Wiles
Felon Loenne
Greece Warns Turkey as Greek Crisis Near War
Premier Venizelos in the chamber of deputies warned that the Greece Turkey tensions have escalated toward war. He denounced Turkish persecution of Greeks in Turkey and said a firm note had been sent demanding an end to the mistreatment and restoration of damages to Greek interests. The premier warned that failure to stop these conditions could force Greece to act beyond mere lamentations.
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Turkey
Athens
Greece
Ventaelon
Chamber of Deputies
M. Venizelos
Itaeli
Four Lorimer banks fail in Chicago chain collapse
Four Lorimer banks with deposits totaling over 6.4 million and cash on hand about 1.43 million were closed by the state banking department onFriday for examin ation. The La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank led the group, its president William Lorimer recently unseated from the U S Senate. The Broadway State, Illinois State, and Ashland Twelfth State banks are linked as part of the same network, with balances and reserves largely supported by the La Salle Street bank.
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Chicago
State Banking Department
Belon
la Salle Street Trust & Savings Bank
Broadway State Bank
Illinois State Bank
Ashland-Twelfth State Bank
Lorimer-Monday
la Salle Street Trust & Say- Inge Bank
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Oallying Banks
la Salle Street Bank
Peace Prospects Bright After White House Mediation Talk
The Mexican mediation outlook was optimistic after a White House conference with President Wilson. Officials and cabinet members showed jubilation as the president announced that mediation prospects appeared very encouraging.
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Warrington
Unclear fragment hints at local event or notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and a daily schedule, with garbled phrases about a bond or ban and a reference to a place likely in the southwest. No clear event, date, or coherent details emerge from the legible portions.
Congress Repeals Panama Canal Tolls Exemption
Washington reports the House accepted Senate amendments on the Panama canal tolls repeal bill by 216 to 71 and sent it to the president for signature. The measure repeals the exemption for coastwise shipping, a victory for President Wilson amid party tensions and high drama in the chamber.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
House
United States
Wilson
Vardaman
Mississippi
Weat
Georgia
Ashurst
Carranza to Represent Constitutionalists at Niagara Falls Conference
Saltillo report states General Carranza replied to Niagara Falls mediators promising to appoint representatives to the Niagara Falls conference. No names were released. The note said the constitutionalists would be represented, with no conditions attached, and the advance on the capital would continue with vigor despite the talks.
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Saltillo
Caranza
Niagara Falls
Fusion Plan Indorsed In Utah Senate Race
James H. Moyle of Salt Lake City won unanimous backing from both Democratic and Progressive conventions as their candidate for the United States Senate. He will face incumbent Reed Smoot in Utah’s first direct senate election.
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Salt Lake City
James H. Moyle
Salt Lake
United States Senate
Democrate
Progresalyex
Moyle
Revd Smoot
United States
Ever Bed
Utah
Supreme Court
Frank 8
Stephens
Gowans
Total Spiliatelad
Lewle Lariam
Mont Wae Pamde
James 11 Maye
Salt Lake County
Stephen If Lave
Three Blocks Destroyed by Fae Thursday
A fragmentary report describes three blocks destroyed by fae forces on Thursday. The text references a wind event and a mysterious rite, with ambiguous names and places, but confirms significant structural damage and ongoing confusion about the circumstances.
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Mandon
Than Don
Demininicane Still Fighting Werbingtee Crisis
A report from the Lominias republic BEEWRED claims ongoing combat as forces clash with BOD Oonet and Hrewidvut Hordas factions. Suburlalive surues detail unclear battles and strategic positions amid the conflict.
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Lominias Republic
Hordas
Suburlalive
Liner Collision in Fog Near Ambrose as New York Immobile
In dense fog off Ambrose Channel the ocean liner New York sustained a large hole in its port side after a collision with a Hamburg American liner. The New York remained afloat and continued, with passengers facing near panic but no injuries reported.
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Slasconsett
Mans
New York
Ambrose Mehtebip
Lassen eruption claims six lives in California event
In California near Mineral and Cal-sulphurous fumes marked the fifth and most violent Mount Lassen eruption since May 30. The strong sulphur scent filled the air as six people died Saturday at a site roughly sixteen miles from the crater.
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Mount Lassen
Vasconcelos Joins Carranza Junta Ties in Washington
Mexican lawyer Jose Vasconcelos de Vasconcelos is identified as a member of the Carranza junta in Washington, signaling continued diplomatic and political alignments amid Mexican revolutionary leadership.
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Dees Vasconcelos
Carranse Junta
Washington
Washington Iniouse Beats Heat in Dense Eastern Region
A fragmented report notes warm temperatures in the East and South with Washington Iniouse leading in a densely populated area between the Mississippi Valley and the Allegheny Mountains. The piece outlines regional heat effects across multiple states and cities.
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Washington
Dinivicia
Miesourt Valley
Allegheny Mountains
Unknown Chicago event tied to Bud and score
Fragmentary report from Tuesday citing Bud and score details. Text mentions prostrations and a hind day of fret hair ways of lei with unclear context and no verifiable outcomes.
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Chicago
Lei
Trent
Rebels Plan to Capture Dictator Amid Mexican Turmoil
Carranza troops near Mexico City and Vera Cruz aim to sever all retreat routes for Huerta and his cabinet. Constitutionalists in Vera Cruz, about 3000 strong under General Aguilar with Colonel Perez Romero, threaten crucial rail lines between the capital and Veracruz and port toward Puerto Mexico. Mediators may seek Huerta's safety as Niagara talks proceed.
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Mexico City
Vers
Cron
Funston
Wermaday
War Department
Carranza
Vera Crustate
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Puerto Mexico
Aguilar
Stet
Perez Romero
Madero
Gulf Ports
Kermit Roosevelt Weds Belle Wyatt Willard in Madrid
The civil marriage of Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of the American ambassador to Spain and Kermit Roosevelt son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was held Wednesday at the chief of police office in Buena Vista district with Colonel Roosevelt and Ambassador Willard in attendance. The couple then left for Toledo for the afternoon. A religious ceremony followed Thursday at the chapel of the British embassy Mae Rev Herbert Brown officiating.
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Madrid
Belle Wyatt Willard
Spain
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Po Lce
Buena Vista
Roosevelt
Ambassador Willard
Toledo
Misa Belle Wyatt Willard
Mae Rev
Herbert Brown
Wilson to Lead Fleet at Panama Canal Opening
President Wilson will personally command an international fleet of warships in March for the opening of the Panama Canal. The procession from Hampton Roads to the Golden Gate will pass Oregon as leader before attending the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Secretary Daniels announced the plan after long efforts to arrange the event.
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Canal
Washington
Wilson
Hampton Roads
Colon
Panama Canal
Oregon
Golden Gate
San Pranetaen
Danlats
Sanctioned Pacific Games Event at Ban Franch Meeting
Officials at a recent international amateur athletic assembly approved a Panasia Vectic expulsion related to the Ban Franch venue and tied to the upcoming Panasia Pacific Games. The meeting set procedures for recognition of preteen lyone competitions and outlined eligibility standards for participants.
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Lyone
Panasia
Ban Franch
Wat
Amteur Atel Pedoreiin
Americans Insist on Choosing Ruler in Mexico Crisis
Delegates to mediation confer in Niagara fall short of a settlement as Washington leans toward placing power in a constitutionalist provisional president to avoid a military campaign against Mexico City. The United States has signaled no preference for individuals, but seeks a peaceful, constitutional transfer of authority.
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Niagara
Palle
sAlthough
United States
Huerta
Mexico City
Lattor
Lamar
Frederick Wiehmann
Washington
Mexico
Adlai E Stevenson Dies in Chicago After Illness
Adlai Ewing Stevenson former vice president of the United States died in Chicago after a seven month illness. He had a long public career serving as vice president from 1893 to 1897 under Grover Cleveland and was later Bryan’s running mate in 1900. His three children were at his bedside.
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Oeluck
Patty Six Toes
Casey
Casy
Howley
Pauline
Uiter
Ulfiens
Glade
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
Aldai Ewing Stevenson
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Forty-fourth
Fort
Greanen
Fret Nesistant Postmaster and 19th Century Nomination Tale
Fragmentary text recounts a discouraged postmaster under President Cleveland and a theater nomination for governor by the Democratic party. It notes defeat by Charles 3. Dew, a Republican, with unclear origins in Kentucky and references to 1625 dates and adjournment proposals in Washington.
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Cleveland
Aliida
Democratic Party
Charles 3
Dew
Kentucky
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