Butte Mine Rescue Recovers 28 Fire Entombed Men
In Butte Montana on June 10 rescued workers from the Speaularto mine after a Friday fire. Twenty eight men reached surface, four died later. Manus Duggan directed gas avoidance using canvas bulkheads, saving many. One man, Josiah James, identified among the bodies. Duggan remains missing.
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Four Days Left To Buy Liberty Bonds
Members of Congress urge subscriptions with a final push message directed at merchants government clerks and the public. Banks in Washington announce extended hours Tuesday and Wednesday as the drive continues. Liberty Loan Committees press for broad participation before the deadline.
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British Pacifists Seized by Seamen in London Protest
London June 10 Seamen's and Firemen's Union members captured MP James Ramsay MacDonald and Frederick W. Jowett who planned to sail for Petrograd amid a Trafalgar Square protest against pacifist leanings. Union vows no sailors aboard ships carrying pacifists unless restitution for submarine murders is guaranteed.
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Frederick W. Jowett
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James Ramsey MacDonald
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Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
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Patenaud resigns from Canadian Cabinet over conscription
Ottawa reports H F Patenaud secretary of state has tendered his resignation due to government disagreement on conscription. Mention is made of Senator Beaubien and Sir Herbert Ames for the portfolio. Sir Robert Borden declines to discuss the matter. Mr Sevigny rumored to have taken similar action amid internal regimental tensions and coalition talks.
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Herbert Ames
Robert Borden
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Patenaud
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Ogerae Res
Chris Vanes
Rear Caress
Liberty Loan Totals Show Shortfall in All Districts
Treasury figures reveal Liberty Loan subscriptions total 1.3 billion dollars with New York leading near minimum while every Federal Reserve district trails its allotment. San Francisco shows the largest gap, about 20 percent of its maximum, as campaigns urge universal small subscriptions before Flag Day.
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Spanish Premier Asked Not To Quit
New York June 10 British liner delayed six days by mines and submarines. A destroyer warned of three submarines, forcing the ship to seek Irish harbor where 18 vessels waited off. Canadian Proctor, a Somme veteran, disputes British air losses. Alfonso asks Marquis Prieto to stay as premier and confer with cabinet leaders. talks of War or liberal continuation amid Spain crisis.
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Joaquin Sanchez Toca
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Valeriano Wergler
Senor Date
Wilson Note Wins Praise in Russia
Petrograd reports June 10 that President Wilson’s note on American war aims is published by all morning papers. The Novoe Vremya alone comments editorially, accusing German propaganda of misleadership while praising America’s steadfast democracy and clarity against deceit. The note seeks to unite soldiers workers and peasants against censorship and tyranny.
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Trerman
Germans Shipping Gone From Ostend
London June 10 a admiralty of fer reads that reconnaissance of Ostend shows all large shipping removed from the harbor. Two destroyers reported near Zeebrugge likely displaced by bombardment. Desolate appearance in the basin suggests impact of recent British action. Plant fire at Avondale near New Orleans caused $850,000 in damage to two large storage tanks and gasol ine tanks at Export Corp.
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Dover
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Zeebruere
Fbor
New Orleans
Export 4 Corporation
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Mississippi River
German Aliens Arrested Over Hidden Wireless Plant
Three German aliens, an engineer and two chemists, were arrested after authorities uncovered a concealed theater roof wireless plant. The apparatus could send messages hundreds of miles and had near unlimited receiving capacity. The raid was led by U S Marshal McCarty with secret service agents. prisoners held on Ellis Island. More arrests expected as investigations continue.
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Nicholas
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Tlenden
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Reutec
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Iern
Germany
New York
Bilis Island
Evireles
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Chermany
United States
McCarty
War Demand Dominates Today’s Index Across Nation
An index from today’s issue highlights topics from liberty loans, mining, and racehorses to registry reforms and legislative tasks. Notable entries mention Russia and republican wireless developments, with references to sporting events, fitness, and law, alongside unsettled economic matters.
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Liberty Loan Teal
Republic Wireless
Frenen
Pest
Fteiiag Fitness
Torbrenes
Charch Hases
British hurl boiling oil in attack on Messines Ridge
Special to the Washington Post reports that British troops used new weapons described as oil cans or boiling oil in the assault on Messines Ridge. The oil projectiles scatter flammable contents and burst on impact, spreading fire over a wide area and causing terror and many minor fires among casualties.
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Washington Post
London
Messines Ridge
Daily News
Adbiy
American steamer Oriesans reaches French port in war round trip
The American ship Oriesans arrived at a French port today, completing another successful voyage through the Atlantic Zone after unrestricted submarine warfare began. The vessel was the first American ship to reach a French port under the new war conditions, signaling resilience amid U boat threats.
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Oriesans
Lanat
Socialists Oust Russell in New York Mission Split
A New York socialist group ousted Fussell from the Root mission to Russia by a two thirds vote. His stance on the war prompted the removal amid factional dispute within the party and the mission’s leadership.
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Fhharios
Ra Fussell
Root
Russia
Pershing’s staff arrives to organize American bases in France
Belogne sur Mer France June 1 officers of Maj Gen John Pershing s staff have arrived to begin work organizing the bases of the American army in France.
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Belogne-sur-Mer
John Pershing
Norway to Send Commission to Arctic Negotiations
A Norwegian announcement reports an official delegation led by Dr. Fridtjef Nansen and Thrane Holst will depart via London to the United States to discuss Arctic exploration provisions and negotiations. The notice notes the mission aims to coordinate international talks on exploration contracts and scientific work.
Indians Hold War Dances in Cheyenne Territory
Helena Mont June 19 Gov Sam V Stewart received a telegram from FBorsyth noting Cheyenne Indians who refused draft registration are holding war dances and threatening violence. A war dance is planned for tomorrow and fear of attack is reported.
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Mont
Sam V. Stewart
Fborsyth
Emperor Charles Pledges Peace and Reform
Amsterdam dispatch reports Emperor Charles I of Hungary reiterates support for early peace and broad suffrage reforms. A crowds’ march to the Budapest burgomaster’s office delivered a petition urging secret ballot and expanded franchise. the emperor promised to pursue suffrage reform and seek a peaceful settlement at the first opportunity.
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Loendon
Budapest
Arles
Vasonyi
Esterhazy
Fire menaces seized liner Koenig Wilhelm
The German steamship Koenig Wilhelm was menaced by fire on its upper deck early today while moored at a Brooklyn dock. A bucket brigade fought the flames and extinguished them. the cause remains unknown.
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New York
Brooklyn
Thain Kills Three In Auto Collision Near Sunbury
Three members of C. W. Anderson's family died when a New Haven passenger train struck his automobile in Sunbury Massachusetts on June 19. The deceased are Edward Anderson, his daughter Wedit, and his sister Miss Caroline Wo Ande.
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New Haven
C. W. Anderson
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Edward
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Caroline Wo Ande
Take Czars Hunting Lodge. Petrograd Action Report
Reported in Petrograd via London on June 1 that villagers in Lisine seized the hunting lodge and preserve of the SelSarriei estate, expropriating the property as part of a local land dispute. Names and exact affiliations are unclear in the fragment.
Auto Bandits Get Pay Roll for the Eee G
A brief report notes the auto bandits secured pay rolling arrangements in connection with the Eee G project. Details are scant, but officials confirm payments to workers involved in the scheme. Investigations continue as authorities review payroll records and contracts.
Russians Vote Age Fix Emphasizes Political Rights
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Russians to vote at age 15 with references to Petrograd and Tae sanimice. Mentions a veneriment assembly fixed 28 yeara at the minerum age for a vote and defenders of the resource politics. Also cites Chicago, Baltimore and Ohio travel adv with June 11 to 18 returning until July.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Mob hangs suspect in infant murder case at Springfield
Springfield Mo June 19 A mob seized C J Pier sol irta and five others from the sheriff near Stockton 40 miles away. Pier sol refused guilt and was hanged from a tree. after renewed pressure he was released and custody restored as the mob dispersed. Sheriff Webb recounted the dramatic pursuit and the attempted coercion to confess.
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Isachite Vium
Liexd Keet
C. J. Piervol Irta
Nleer
Shey Wil YeeSh
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Ince
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Gerif
Piersal
Piersol
Sheriff Webb
Taylor Adams
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