Miners of Butte War Over Union Riots and Destruction
Rioters from the Industrial Workers of the World split the Miners Union parade in Butte Montana on Miners Union day. Union officers were assaulted, the parade halted, and the union hall looted with safes and ballot boxes emptied. A Socialist mayor was injured after being thrown from a window as the mob wrecked furniture, carpets, and buildings around the hall. Police failed to stop the violence amid a crowd of about 11,000 witnesses.
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Agitatore
Industrial Workers of the World
Ble
Miners’ Union
Bert Riley
Michael Conway
Union Hall
Ploulding
Frank Curran
Union
Driscoll
Minera Union Hall
Court House
Murphy
Lighting titled misread prompt on a felon tour
Fragmented OCR reads about a felon named Loenne Kite amid a distant tour and political edge. References to Milwaukee seat, banator Milwauker, and Wierwuele Gorued States suggest a contested political scene with unclear details and misread names.
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Bik Wiles
Felon Loenne
Sevsel
Milwauker
Mieauber
Samme Moun
Ucla
Beuusoatie Parte
Wierwuele
Gorued
Paris
Greece warns Turkey as tensions verge on war
Premier Venizelos told the chamber of deputies that the Greek situation with Turkey is grave and that Greece may take action beyond lamentations for Greek refugees. Athens issued a vigorous note demanding end to persecution and repair of damage to Greek interests in Turkey.
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Turkey
Athens
Greece
Ventaelon
Chamber of Deputies
M. Venizelos
Itaeli
Four Lorimer Banks Fail Close in Chicago
Four Chicago financial institutions known as the Lorimer chain faced closure by the state banking department on Friday. The La Salle Street Trust & Savings Bank, led by William Lorimer, was the core bank with $6,411,997 in deposits and $1,434,692 in cash. Broadway State Bank Illinois State Bank and Ashland Twelfth State Bank were affiliated, their balances and reserves largely carried by the La Salle Street institution.
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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 Prospect Bright After Mediation Talks
Warrington reports government officials optimistic after a White House conference with President Wilson on mediation prospects in the Mexican imbroglio. The president declares that the outlook for mediation is very encouraging and cabinet members display jubilation.
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Warrington
Undefined Caption From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a kitchen scene and a list of names with unclear context. The readable parts reference Calorie Minted, Santa Fe, and a train, but no cohesive event or clear facts emerge for a concise summary.
Congress Passes Tolls Repeal Bills and Senate Amendments
Washington reports the House approved the Panama canal tolls repeal bill by 216 to 71 after Senate amendments preserving U S rights under the Hay Pauncefote treaty. The measure goes to the President for signature as partisan tensions flared over the repeal.
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House
Senate
United States
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Wilson
Vardaman
Mississippi
Weat
Georgia
Ashurst
CARRANZA WILL BE REPRESENTED AT NIAGARA FALLS CONFERENCE
Saltillo reports General Carranza will appoint representatives to the Niagara Falls mediation conference. The note offered no conditions and did not disclose the representatives. Carranza warned that attendance would not halt the campaign against the federals and the push on the capital would proceed vigorously.
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Saltillo
Caranza
Niagara Falls
Fusion Plan Indorsed by Utah Parties for Senate Bid
In Salt Lake City James H. Moyle is unanimously endorsed by Democratic and Progressive conventions as their candidate for the U S Senate. Moyle will oppose Senator Reed Smoot in Utah’s first direct senatorial election. Frank B. Stephens is nominated by acclamation by both conventions for the first district. James L. Maye of Salt Lake County secures the nomination in the second district.
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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 in Fable Event
A fragmented notice reports three blocks destroyed by fae forces on Thursday. The odds of recovery hinge on wind and time as observers seek meanings behind the peculiar destruction.
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Mandon
Than Don
Deminicane Still Fighting Across Lominias Front
A report from the Lominias republic describes Deminicane continuing battles against the BOD Oonet forces. It notes suburlalive surues and mentions authorities in Deswlury waiting further word from Werbingtee as the conflict persists.
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Lominias Republic
Hordas
Suburlalive
Liners collide in fog near Ambrose as New York sails on
In thick fog off Ambrose Channel New York was struck by Hamburg American liner causing a large hole in her port side. Despite near panic no injuries were reported and the passenger ship continued on its course.
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Slasconsett
Mans
New York
Ambrose Mehtebip
Mount Lassen Eruption Marks Fifth Violent Outburst
Cal-sulphurous fumes and volcanic activity surged on Saturday as Mount Lassen unleashed its fifth violent eruption since May 30. The sulfur scent filled air, and six people died that day at a site sixteen miles from the crater.
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Mount Lassen
Vasconcelos Named Mexican Lawyer in Carranza Junta Role
Jose Vasconcelos dees Vasconcelos, a Mexican lawyer and member of the Carranza junta in Washington, is noted in current dispatches. The report places him among Mexican officials seeking influence in U.S. capital circles.
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Dees Vasconcelos
Carranse Junta
Washington
Washington Iniouse Triumphs Across Dense South East
A warm spell in the East and South shows Washington Iniouse winning in densely populated counties from the Mississippi valley regions to the Allegheny mountains, signaling a broad regional influence amid hot weather.
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Washington
Dinivicia
Miesourt Valley
Allegheny Mountains
Fragmentary Chicago News: Prostrations Reported Tuesday
Vague OCR fragment mentions Bud and score of prostrations reported to the pellee on Tuesday amid unclear references to the fret hair ways of Lei and temper of the trend. Details are unreadable but suggest a local incident or weather note.
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Chicago
Lei
Trent
Rebels Plan To Capture Dictator In Mexico Campaign
Carranca troops aim to cut all escape routes for Huerta and cabinet as 3,000 constitutionalist forces under General Aguilar threaten Vera Cruz. They may sever the Mexico City to Vera Cruz railway and the capital to Puerto Mexico line. Mediators at Niagara seek Huerta's safety as reports say few Americans remain in danger zones.
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Carranca
Bat
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Vers
Cron
Funston
Wermaday
War Department
Carranza
Vera Crustate
Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Aguilar
Stet
Perez Romero
Madero
Gulf Ports
Roosevelt Weds In Madrid Civil Ceremony At Police Office
Kermit Roosevelt, son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, and Belle Wyatt Willard, daughter of the American ambassador to Spain, were married in Madrid in a civil ceremony at the police chief’s office. Colonel Roosevelt and the ambassador attended, with plans to spend the afternoon in Toledo. A religious ceremony followed at the chapel of the British embassy in Mae Rev, officiated by Reverend Herbert Brown.
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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 a great international fleet of warships from Hampton Roads to Panama to participate in the formal opening of the canal. The procession will pass the Oregon and head to the Golden Gate for the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Secretary Daniels announced the plan on Saturday.
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Canal
Washington
Wilson
Hampton Roads
Colon
Panama Canal
Oregon
Golden Gate
San Pranetaen
Danlats
Sanction Pacific Games Event Amid Global Amateur Meet
A fragmented report notes an international amateur sports body considering sanction for a Pacific Games event. The text references a preteen recognition and an upcoming discussion at a Panasia exposition in Ban Franch, with approval votes occurring at a recent meeting.
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Lyone
Panasia
Ban Franch
Wat
Amteur Atel Pedoreiin
Americans Insist on Choosing Ruler in Mexican Crisis
Delegates at mediation conferences sense Washington backs a constitutionalist provisional president to avert a military conquest of Mexico City. The United States has told mediators it favors a constitutional leader, while Mexican delegates resist naming a preferred figure.
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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 served as vice president from 1893 to 1897 under Grover Cleveland and ran again in 1900 with William J. Bryan. His three children were at his bedside.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
Aldai Ewing Stevenson
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Forty-fourth
Fort
Greanen
Late 19th Century Postmaster Nomination Marginal Notes
Fragmentary item notes a postmaster under President Cleveland and a gubernatorial nomination for Aliida by the Democratic party defeated by Charles Dew a Republican. Mentions Kentucky October 28 1625 and adjournment proposals in Washington with unclear context and Irish heritage.
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Cleveland
Aliida
Democratic Party
Charles 3
Dew
Kentucky
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