Marines Aboard to Keep Order in Municipal Vote Chaos
Marines ashore in the canal zone to preserve order as municipal elections proceed amid a 94 vote margin for the government party. Total votes reach 152 with guards stationed at key sites and nearby rail lines cleared. Battleships Iowa and New Hampshire left port, while security extended to harbor and U S properties. Protests arise at times but no major trouble reported as inspectors tally results.
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Colon
Ooaldla
Sablidates
B- Marines
Canal Zone
Ty Enavis
Iowa
New Scrapshire
Cyha
Iatter
New York
Traleer Protris
Tacoma
United States
Paul Walthe
Fourth of July death shocks Garson City family
On June 23 an eight year old girl, the daughter of Bere Bamuel Stevenson of Virginia, died in Garson City after the Fourth of July incident. The report notes the event as a tragedy in the family with authorities investigating the cause and circumstances surrounding the death.
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Garson City
Hem
Bere Bamuel Stevenson
Virginia
City widow cured after clothing ignites in accident
A woman from a city, while veiling Arthir Stuart, caught fire from a spark in her clothing and was frightfully burned. She died soon afterward from the injuries. The text mentions a remedy claimed by Dr. Thoms for pain.
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City
Arthir Stuart
Pask
Union Depot Team Defeated In Sharp Loss At Walker's Field
The Union Depot baseball club, missing several key players, fell to Oregon Short Line 14 to 11 at Walker's Field in Ogden. Ogden faced catcher shortages yet fielded a strong defense, while Forristuk pitched a solid game with 11 strikeouts. Nine errors and miscues plagued the visitors as Oregon Short Line collected 12 singles and 5 two baggers against a weakened defense.
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Qgien Union Depot Baseball Ten
Savoral
Oregon
Walker's Eld
Balt Lake
Tun Og
den Boyx
Frown
Sait Lakers
Bert Len
Brooklyn
Ogden
Weguler
Mon Wee
Suvera Infeldess
Forristuk
Was Found Dead The Case Of William Hickok Divorce
Rena reports William Henry Hickok found dead after staying here to pursue a divorce. He had been in the east coast area a short time. The notice notes his death and the ongoing divorce context with unclear location details.
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Rena
William Henry Hickok
Tle Cast
Hanson Poisoning Shocks City Officials
A man named Hanson was found unconscious in his room at 445 Twenty eighth Street around 2:30 PM with suspected poisoning. Doctors Osgood Browning and Gordon treated him. he remained unconscious with limited recovery chances. Neighbors heard screams, and an investigation followed amid confusion about his identity and visitors.
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George Haneon
Sutierland Aml
Onsime
Twenty-aignth Street
Neginare
Ila
Drs. Gordon
Osgood
Browning
Tim
Hangon
Salt Lake
Sharlit
Wilson
Tire
Cordon
Proyning
Eit
Hangoo Ip
Fist Haara
Verna
Li Yeatvil
Gniemans
Gonroye
Mr. Han
Mr. Dankerg
Hansa
Poetnrs
Hanson
Tolan
AL S
Moconacious Union Center
General Federation of Women's Clubs Biennial Session Opens
Boston July 28 The ninth biennial convention focused on electing officers and a day plan with events for club women. A long segment covered progress of the federation movement including civil service reform and reporting by Miss Lewis Clark, chairman, on the girls Industrial school work led by Mrs Julia B Parry of Ba Toit Kus.
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Boston
Fay
Lewis Clark
Julia B. Parry
Ba- Toit
Kus
Girls! Industrial School
Unclear fragment on food production and health claims
Fragment mentions highest food production and healthful qualities but lacks context or identifiable facts. No clear entities or events to summarize into a complete newspaper item.
Colored man jailed for forty days over cigar theft
In Cheyenne policy court, C H Strickland, a student at Augustine Medical College, denied guilt while claiming an alibi about a tie and cigars stolen from a Pullman car. City attorneys questioned several witnesses before Strickland received a forty day sentence. James William pleaded guilty to vagrancy as officers pursued package theft leads.
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C. H. Strickland
Jim Shaw
Cheyenne
Strickland
Guste Meuical College
Shawas
Birick- Jum
Murphy
Mttornes
Birek Land
Janes Wiliam
Gui
Lis
Golf Champion Defeated by Taylor in Ivy Cup Match
Versailles June 28 J H Taylor of Richmond defeated Arnald Marsey the French golf champion for Ivy Cup a total score of 300 to 204 across four rounds. Other competitors for the championship included Amok Grady and Shirdon both former British champions.
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Versailles
J.-H. Taylor
Richmond
Bug
Yertening
Arnald Marsey
Ivy Ue Vita
Misuse of Public Funds to be Investigated
In Lisbon on June 3 a mass meeting led by the republicans and led by Deonardian Marchand passed resolutions calling for a vigorous investigation into advances of money to the royal Tamafly and misuse of public funds during the regime of the late King Carlos. A strong police presence surrounded the venue but allowed all speakers to proceed. some attendees voiced violent expressions yet no incidents occurred.
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Lisbon
Deonardian Marchand
Lnte
Carlos
Wimac
Railroads See Recovery Yet Hold Wages Steady
Washington June 28 Returns from the rail andy show roads have done well lately with no wage or freight cuts planned for three months. Interstate Commerce Commission member Lane notes improved conditions as steel mills reopen and car shipments rise, predicting gradual recovery after the panic and sustained demand for labor and materials.
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Washington
Lane
Interstate. Commerce Commission
Neevalling
Jame
Lehigh Valley
Pittebure
United States
Wedding on Battleship Minnesota Upper Deck
In San Francisco on June 28, Harry L. Heilman an able-bodied seaman married Miss Rosie King of San Francisco aboard the battleship Minnesota. Gunner's mate James H. Cockrell wed Miss Grace Peters of Oakland at a separate ceremony earlier that day. Chaplain Fivans presided as the ship’s crew stood at attention before a false mast. The Sailors then celebrated with vises and a luncheon in the captain’s cabin.
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San Francisco
Minnesota
Harry L. Heilman
Rosie King
James H. Cockrell
Eamier
Grace Peters
Oakland
Fivans
Bicycle Rider Me With Bad Accident At Velodrome
New York June 28 Juha Bedell a six day bicycle rider collided in a professional invitation tandem race at the Newark Velodrome pairing with Lloyd Krebs. In the second heat the front tire failed and both riders were thrown down the steep track. Krebs escaped with only a few scrapes while Bedell suffered a broken shoulder and a badly cut elbow. A witch doctor examined him and said he would be laid up for some time.
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New York
Juha Bedell
Newark
Net
Bedell
Ployd Krebs
Krebs
Bt Tedell
Shah announces general amnesty in Tehran unrest
Washington reports the shah has declared a general amnesty aiming to restore tranquility in Tehran after outbreaks of revolt. The decree, issued June 28, was received by General Morelera and the Persian ministry, marking a key government response to the current turmoil.
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Shah
Governor Patterson Nominated in Tennessee
Fragmented report notes Governor Patterson nominated amid calls for order and amnesty for all, with a proposed commission to review arrests and determine guilt or innocence. Election results hint at rival contenders and local reaction, mentioning various names and totals amid a tense political climate.
Governor Patterson Backs Local Option During Prohibition Debate
The governor signals support for a local option approach amid a statewide prohibition push. He notes the Democratic platform’s stance aligns with county or city level control, while acknowledging legislative passage remains uncertain and politics influence the outcome.
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Patterson
Sud
Howaver
Cashier Roherk Ohumedsy Arrested for $2000 Defamation Case
Atlantic Ghy June 28 Roherk Ohumedsy cashier of the Marino Trust company arrested today charged with defamation of two thousand dollars. He made a confession and claimed he played. Authorities say evidence points to involvement of a Tollgwnt minister in an alleged loan scheme of twelve thousand dollars.
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Atlantic Ghy
Reil
Roherk Ohumedsy
Caebler
Marino Trust Company
Thiy City
Wax
Tudiy
Te Mace
Oyek Nuurkel
Mat
Cme
Loxn Tollgwnt
mioTier
Hopelekaly
Hull
Orla A
Ocunben
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Thomas
Gaudiews
Thigé
Molammed Ali Sitah Icadiar
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