Mass of World News Briefs From Turbulent Era
Prince Hidirbegom, Kinlals marshal of the Liberal movement, slain in the street. Bert Ward parachutist dies. passenger train wreck in Eastern railway area. multiple deaths and injuries in a mine explosion and tornadoes in Georgia. arrests in Kentucky for old murder. Mount Aso crater activity. Kaliga governor orders prevent Jewish massacres. Siamese and Russian incidents reported with casualties. Baltimore fire tragedy. Bar oness wounded in Riga. weather-related damages near Geneva. Japanese transport mine sinking off Joslin. various legal and violent incidents across regions including Wisconsin and California. notable political and social unrest reflections.
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Thaye Fm
Binlysteik
Tifton
Sherif Ed Callahan
Elbert Hargis
Jackeson
B. D. Cox
Mount
Aso
Kinghin Ieland
Kaliga
Russia
Sigananas
Bambaata
Baltimore
Campenhausen
Riga
Suletie
Geneva
N.Y
Tayatoni
Joslin
Koree
Mfrare
Weneel Kalitt
Michael McCarty
Maplotin
Wit
Bats Neen
Chli
Cine
Mig
Meat Bill Reaches Compromise With Roosevelt Approval
Washington reports a compromise meat inspection bill near completion after talks at the White House with President Roosevelt and the agricultural committee. It authorizes 3 million plus yearly funding, removes court review, ends civil service waivers, and excludes a labeling date while tightening inspector access to plants.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Horse Committee
White House
Speaker Cannon
Cowan
Texas Cattle
Secretary of Agriculture
Beveridge
Chicago meat under ban in Commons query
London to Chicago meat supplies debated in the house of commons. War Secretary Haldene stated most canned meat for British troops in South Africa came from the United States and could not confirm Chicago as its source. Kitchen committee chairman Toby assured no Wind weed in house meat. investigation planned to trace the box cache.
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London
Chicago
Imat
House of Commons
Hicks-Bench
Hal
South Africa
United States
Louis
da Toby
Cam Millles
Jacoby
Cloudburlet in Bohemia Causes Destruction in Valley
Unclear reports describe a disaster in Bohemia near Sélema Smichow and Korpivelit along the Sage va river. Towns suffered demolitions bridges and roads were damaged many trees uprooted and stock perished with seven people fleeing.
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Bohemia-Adidaatrons
Sélema
Smichow
Korpivelit
Sageva
Sisty Bovsoy
Tobacco Trust Magnates Indicted by Grand Jury
New York federal grand jury charges MacAndrews & Forbes and John & Young with Sherman Act violations. Indictment alleges a tobacco paste market monopoly, aimed at restraining trade and fixing prices. Key figures Karl Jungbluth and Howard B. Young, both presidents, named with corporate signatures and correspondence showing market control.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
John & Young Company
Baltimore
Karl Jungbluth
Howard B. Young
Tobacco Trust
Grand Jury
Ohio Governor Pattison Dies at Milford
Ohio Governor John M Pattison died of Brights disease at 4 20 p m Monday at his Milford home on terms of Milford fifteen miles east of Cincinnati He was born June 13 1847 in Maine County Ohio and entered the army in 1861 later attending Ohio Wesleyan and the bar He served in the Ohio House and Senate and was a congressman and president of Union Central Life Insurance for the past fifteen years Harriman lieutenant governor will assume the governorship under the term end.
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John M. Pattison
Ohio
Bright
Milford
Thie City
John Pattison
Congress
Mermont County
Jane
United States Army
Tige
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
United States
James B. Foreak
Committee of Safety
Cincinnati
Ohio Senate
Union Central Fife Insurance Company
State Senate
Andrew Lintner Harria
Pattison
MUST PLAY FAIR INTEGRITY ENFORCEMENT THREATENED
San Francisco Insurance Commissioner Woll vows to eject twenty to thirty five firms failing to comply with a law requiring disclosure of all San Francisco policies or time for losses. He threatens revocation of certificates and forfeiture of bonds, with broader public exposure planned before chambers of commerce and major organizations nationwide.
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San Francisco
Woll
Dsmand
Honda
Wall Resig
United Bigiay
Alleged Anarchist Plot Rumors In Portland News
Fragmented report claims statements by Walter Sealuarhinoe once headed Pollak National suggest a radical attack plan against Roosevelt era leaders. Police say warrants were sought as the accused allegedly attacked and beat a man during the course of an investigation.
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Portland
Ore
Walter Sealuarhinoe
Pollak National Noe
Thierry
Roosevelt
Gonlinekiwes
Indian attack leaves 17 month old dead near Willow Creek
In Yreka California a rancher’s wife Mrs Beal fled a savage attack by Dora Chipp an Indian woman who pulled a horse bridle and fired five shots into a nearby house after Mrs Beal locked herself inside. The 17 month old child died in the road beaten and crushed, the other child escaped. The sheriff heads to the scene sixty miles east as locals seek the assailant.
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Yreka
Cal
Willow Creek Valley
Mia
William Beal
Dora Chipp
Mrs. Beal
Revolution in Russia Now Seems Certain
In St Petersburg and Moscow markets falter as Social Democrats and Socialist Revolutionaries push for an armed uprising. Moscow sees daily demonstrations and a general strike threatens to erupt. Rural guards side with peasants, workmen’s agitation rises, and a massacre of Jews at Bialystok shocks the nation. Authorities blamed for provocative Black Hundred telegrams fueling mob passions.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Social Democrats
Social Revolutioniats
Bialystok
Russia
Widespread Merchant Dissatisfaction Over Manchuria Rule
American and European merchants banks and shipline firms express growing discontent with Japanese administration in Manchuria. Japanese occupy under Portmouth treaty until April. foreign commerce is nearly blocked. Japanese merchants gain advantages hindering competition as imports enter through Port Nowchwang beyond duties at Dalny and Antung.
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Pekin
Manchuria
Manohucti
Nowchwang
Dalny
Antung
Roosevelt presses for strict meat packing house inspections
President Roosevelt pushes for thorough and rigid meat inspection rules after publishing his replies in a public exchange with Representative Wadsworth and Wisconsin’s Representative Adams. He notes the House substitute remains inadequate and urges alterations to reach a genuine oversight standard.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Wadsworth
Committee On Agriculture
Wadsworth
House
Adem
Wisconsin
Agricultural Committee
Adams
Asams
House Committee
Beveridge
May Cut Off Labor as Panama Rail Link Reaches Border
Mexico City Chief Engineer Miller warns Guatemala may suspend labor supply to the Pan American railway project as it nears the Guatemalan border. He expects the line to reach Ban Penito at Tapachula port by July next year, signaling a major completion stage toward the Japanese border.
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Mexico City
Miller
Guatemala
Penito
Tapachala
Japaseaten
Plundering and Killing Reported in Warsaw Assault
A band of terrorists attacked a mall wagon between Krolatowice and Klodawa, killing the driver and two guards. Five terrorists shot a police officer and his wife as they walked, then escaped. The Jewish community in Warsaw is unsettled, with no current plan for an uprising.
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Warsaw
Krolatowice
Klodawa
London Budget Deficit Seen at Forty Million
A Daily Telegraph correspondent reports the next budget in London will run a deficit of about 40 million dollars. He notes many foreigners in Naganaki resist income tax, with the German consul backing them. An army reform commission including the war and state ministers has been appointed to address army defects revealed by the war.
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London
To‘in
Daily Telegraph
Naganaki
Cansul Ie
Diapateh
Imma
Bunker Hill Day Observances Amid Fringed Festivities
The ceremony at Hibnteer marks the end of a public celebration with a midnight procession. Veterans and locals gather near the harbor to honor the historic Bunker Hill Day, while a bonfire and citywide events echo the tradition.
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Hoxton
Otpinel
Altielole
Walle Collapse Traps Workers in Half-built Lane
A partially built lane structure collapsed trapping three workers at the site. Carpenters were at work when the failure occurred without warning. Rescue teams responded, listing injuries and awaiting stabilization.
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Uric
Faithless Friend Ties Case to Nicaraguan Oily Ties
In a murky case, Dr Julian Klua stands accused after alleged betrayals and political links surface. The incident led to the death of Dr AlveMirano and injuries to Alla Mirano, with authorities probing motives tied to a Nicaraguan influence and cabinet connections. Witnesses describe heated confrontations and demands for explanations.
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Julian Klua
AlveMirano
Cota Rica
Joft Bie
Alla Mirano
Hue
Alie Mirane
Irlow
Pinaylan
Alte Miraon
Balloon Attack on Minister Sees Turmoil in Guthrie
A chaotic incident in Guthrie involves a balloon assault on a minister by armed men. The crowd reacts as a vehicle engine fails and a bystander suffers injuries, raising fears over safety and prompting medical aid. Police respond amid confusion.
Statehood vote looms despite calm mood in Phoenix
The article notes a subdued reaction in Phoenix to the impending statehood signing. It describes relief that the ordeal is over and that conditions have been clarified. It suggests the November election will decisively defeat the joint statehood proposal.
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Phoenix
Aris
Keeme
Dea Ad
Wition
Precious Stone Output in United States Survey Bulletin
A Washington bulletin details the production and importation of precious stones. It notes U S output valued around 350 thousand dollars with sapphire yields contributing about 125 thousand dollars and the German export volume at roughly 65 thousand dollars.
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Washington
United Bates Eeological Survey
United States
Newt
Storm Leaves Dreuth in Ruin as Wires Down North Kansas
Tornado like damage spreads through northern and central Kansas. Widespread outages plunge Topeka and Marshall County into darkness as rain floods fields. Wheat crops suffer, corn at risk, and communications crippled across the region.
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Topeka
Kan Atiar
North
Central
Riots Strike Cananea Copper Mines In Mexico
Telegraph from Cananea, Barina dated June 11 reports unrest at the Wheat Mines where W C Greene, president of the copper company, cites a federation of miners involvement. Furiture toppled and alarms raised about a plotted bank dynamization and a revolution. State department notes were received.
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Washington
State Department
Cananea
Barina
Mexico
W. C Greene
Shot Down At His Own Door In Wyoming Cattlemen Clash
Wyoming Thomas Sewall shot Charles Martin with a Winchester rifle at Jackson's Hall. Morris was run down and shot a few steps from his doorstep amid long standing cattle disputes. Sewall jailed in Evanston to avoid lynching after the fatal confrontation.
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Jackson Holl Country
Charles Morris Baling
Ghot
East Lake City
Wyoming
Thomas Sewall
Charles Martin
Jackson's Hall
Towg Morris
Sewall
St. Anthony
Evanston
Wyo
Morrin
Berlin Fair Opens as Crown Prince Praises Agriculture
Berlin, Crown Prince Frederick William and General Pobdleinn opened the agricultural fair in a Berlin park. Pobdleinn gave an interview warning of Chicago meat issues, claiming vast slaughter and disease risks. He cited imports from Denmark, Russia, and Austria and questioned veterinary inspection efficiency in the United States and abroad.
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Berlin
Frederick ‘William
von Pobdleinn
Pobielski
Lokal Anzieger
Chicago
United Staie
Emden
Denmark
Germany
Auasia
Russia
Stettin
Explosion on British steamer Haverford Leaves Nine Dead
Nine men were killed and about forty wounded when a violent explosion tore through the British steamer Haverford, commanded by Captain Nielsen. The vessel arrived from Philadelphia and docked at Huskisenden dock when the blast struck, hurling victims in all directions and damaging nearby houses.
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Iuilet
Liverpool
Haverford
International Navigation Camp
Nielsen
Philadelphia
Huskisaen Dack
Insurance officials pledge to meet tax obligations in California
San Francisco officials report the assurance company will retire to fulfill its duties and pay its taxes in full. The Insurance Commissioner and Attorney General warn that failure could ruin the firm and discredit public finances.
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San Francisco
OF Fornia
Arlyn
Nafure
Widner
B. Marion Wall ii
Genere
Murderer Kills Laundryman in Los Angeles Home
A laundryman was murdered in his bed in Los Angeles as two burglars entered the residence and shot him through the right eye while waking him and his wife. Police are investigating the raid and seeking suspects.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jowenh
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Halioga Maceneionh
Monstoo
Bert Ward
William P. Deland
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Alhern
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Timlins
Albarn Hate
Bedford
England
John Bilrtie
Pepalivat
Roy Rourr
Varrin Clare
Napa
Luiin
Ohhiranham
Ranney
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Hele Acents Ata
Uris Cl Bank Cordadd
Tene Papanbee Gis
Ken Dinates Center
Art Parent
Poland
President Roosevelt
Stock Yarde City
Cloudburet
Bohemia
Squaw
Babe
Savage
Warasa
Ian Angvieee
Mim
Anna Beherkwin
Kenest G. Starkpold
Starkpald
Bunker Hill
Walle
Haloon
Guthrie
Ely Abel Hey
Dire
ATES
Pidge
Slitert
Tomne
Arizona
Dreuth
Alot
Federation of Miners
Brit
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