Woman Confesses Hiring Foreigners to Scare Husband
New York June 10 A wealthy Lakewood, Ole fib idhor case surfaced as Mrs Kater allegedly hired two foreigners to pose as suitors to frighten her husband. The Associated Press reports Mr Kater confirmed the claim, saying she sought help to change his attitude and later admitted plotting with a woman to lure the men. The plot ended with a fatal struggle in the night, two men stabbed to death, and Mrs Kater’s attempted deception unraveling.
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Fan Ratpur
Lakewood
Kater
Oy Suirtia
Fito
New York World Sage
Poliva Christer Fet
Kitar
Antes Chief Cristoonne
Kate
Mail ship foundering stories stir belief of many lost
Athens dispatch reports many believe the Greek steamship Row Wing struck a mine and sank in the Aegean, with rumors of loss spreading amid chaotic reports from Paris and Henhoulina. The event unsettles authorities as search efforts continue for survivors.
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Athens
Greer
35 Tombs From Fifth And Sixth Centuries Found
London June 10 A student of archaeology in England reports discovery of 35 tombs dating to the fifth and sixth centuries BCE at Mykalsowan near a Greek province. The tombs’ contents have not yet been announced. Nevada boy to serve as U S Senate page Mimmatt Peldt, whose mother Mre leootte Peldt, formerly was pewtmie Syn at Monpa, Nevada, has been named as a Senate page in Washington. Ms Peli now in a department of Worthington.
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Prema
London
Mykalsowan
Hacytin
Christ
Mimmatt Peldt
Mre
Leootte Peldt
Pewtmie Syn
Monpa
Navada
Selanes
Smator
Odile Kwon Ap
United Statne
Worthington
Bellehelen Begins To Show Life
Bellehelen shows signs of revival with property owners active in development plans. Local stakeholders, including Maddy and Ment, push for new projects and sustained activity, signaling a potential boost for the town’s economy and community.
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Bellehelen
Bodies found in Pueblo morgue after explosion two daughters missing
The Pueblo morgue reports the discovery of two bodies believed to be the daughters of a local resident. Authorities continue searches for further confirmation and details about the incident and its cause.
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Pueblo Morgue
Eagles Elect New Officers at Reno Convention
The Journal reports the annual Eagles convention in Reno as officers were elected for the year. GW Pier Cardinely chaired the event with Hives for the year named. Named officers include Hones Meng as president, Geathe Martin as vice president, William Rennes as treasurer, Carson as secretary, and J 1b Brivo as chaplain. Virginia City Chapter A WE Sovnt and other officials attended alongside a brand representative from Reno.
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Reno
Dovhvel My’ Tiukhy
Brivo
Virginia City
Lawotogh
Couging
Gage
Kinei
Searching for the loudest siren known
Fragmentary text mentions siren and city streets with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a loud siren in a city area with mentions of San Angeles and departien, but specifics are garbled. No clear person, organization, place or event can be established from the legible material.
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Los Sales
Cal
San Angeles
Attorney Weds Anorney Charon Ho McIntosh and Archibald
A ceremony at the bride home on Liberty Street united Attorney Charon Ho McIntosh with Archibald in a small private wedding. Guests included local residents and members of the bar. The couple plans a modest reception and future residence in town.
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Anorney
Charon Ho McIntosh
Mra Bulle
Archibald
Liberty Street
Miners Escape Death in Chinese Mine Fire
A fire gutted a mine causing panic as miners escaped with injuries. Local authorities and rescuers battled the blaze, retrieving workers and securing the shaft while investigators probe the cause of the incident.
Open shop plan sparks San Francisco building tensions
Builders oppose the open shop plan as a protest against a proposed 10 to 15 percent wage reduction affecting the local building trades. The San Francisco edition reports organizers rallying to oppose the move while the effort to implement the policy faces Monday start.
Admiral Sims Refutes Denby Query on Navy Purview
A fragmentary dispatch reports Secretary Denby asking for a formal account from Admiral Sims on a matter touching the Navy department. Sims replied that he could give no public explanation, suggesting the inquiry lacks clear authority and that details should come from proper channels.
Ask Japan to Start Armament Discussion
Osaka June 10 A leading chamber of commerce committee unanimously urged the United States and Great Britain to pursue a joint disarmament initiative. They resolved to petition the international conference to begin talks and to send observers to gather information for possible measures.
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Japan
Prema Osaka
Daiiaen
United States
Marna Font
Chamber of Commerce
Adlwbo
Arab Glass Lamp Sells for 2500 Pounds at Auction
A fourteenth century Arab glass lamp from the Morgan S Williams collection of arms and armor was sold for 2500 pounds at a London sale. The item, part of a late Morgain Williams collection exhibit, drew bidders despite its antiquated origins.
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London
Morgan S Williams
Palace Of Rectors Closed After Widespread Destruction
In Raguba Dalmatia on June 10 reports say the Palace Of Rectors, a famed city landmark, was heavily damaged by anti Italian demonstrations. Guards barred entry as paintings and sculptures were destroyed, with the former treasure of the city’s Serbian centers severely degraded and many works lost.
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Raguba
Dalmatia
Pricalena Keine
Peldlitia
Itil
Celtiers
Cornerstone of Masonic Temple Laid at Sparks
A cornerstone laying ceremony for the Masonic Temple in Sparks took place in Reno County, with state officers and local dignitaries in attendance. Grand Master Cyrey Atkinaga led the event, attended by Deputy Grand Master LG Campbell and other grand officials. 24 automobiles conveyed participants to the site after the procession through Sparks.
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Masonic Temple
Sparks
Reno Nevaia
Atkinaga
Trenopill
Anil Neetiers
Sia Magotie
Sparks Yusterdine
Timbete
Indnyberd Af Guburdinite
Botawen
Oecusion
Meno
Carrite
Ds Witt
Wadsworth
Jodie
LG Campbell
Vanderleith
Wo J Hurts
Eat Peterson
Silas Ross
WS MacPherson
Miners Arrive by Train and Wire Bus to Halmont Battalion Mines
More miners reach Ton poh thin morning, arriving by train and wire bus to Groployinimnt authority at the Halnont Battalion mines.
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Tonpoh
Halnont
Attempts on Life of Prohibition Officers Fail
In Sew Ugiaadtlchi y, June day, a wave of unrest targets police enforcing dry laws as authorities report two attempts to injure officers. The president signs a budget bill amid political turmoil and new governor appointments are announced.
Man Held After Finding of Slain Wirt
A 43 year old farmer and a 07 year old relative were found dead at a home in Haeh. Police searched the yard and surrounding area for clues as investigators noted a murder case. The husband man was detained as inquiries continue into the brutal incident.
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Haeh
Wajnigibe
Carson to Hold a Fourth Celebration
Carson plans a Fourth of July celebration with city events and activities. Officials announce a schedule featuring parades, fireworks, and community gatherings to mark independence and promote local engagement.
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Carson
Settlement of coal strike now seems likely
A likely settlement of the coal strike emerged as talks progressed today. The report cites government mediation and union leaders weighing a proposed agreement. Officials say a final decision depends on details and ratification by involved parties.
Pueblo flood death toll peaks at three hundred
A historic flood in Pueblo has raised the death toll to about 300, with authorities and residents counting losses as rescue operations continue. The report notes strained infrastructure and the challenge of reaching affected neighborhoods while relief agencies coordinate aid efforts.
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Pueblo
Delegates Clash Over Sims Slur and Bergdoll Fine
An American Federation of Labor delegate accuses Sims of slurring the UFL, while Bergdoll’s mother pays a $23,000 fine. The report mentions reactions from labor leaders, legal proceedings, and ongoing political tensions in the era’s union and reform movements.
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American Federation OF Labor
Sims
Bergdoll
Untitled distressed text on uprisings in Ural mountains
Fragmentary OCR reports unrest in the Ural mountains with garbled lines mentioning uprisings. Names and details are unreadable, but the piece referencesANTe bolShevik style turmoil and scattered notes about locales and dates.
Miners Depart Tonopah In Large Numbers
Reports indicate a significant exodus of miners from Tonopah with many leaving town. Fragments mention departures amid unclear conditions and local response remains unsettled as workers seek other work or relocation opportunities.
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