Senate panel to visit Charleston WV over West Virginia mine strikes
A Senate subcommittee investigating West Virginia coal strike conditions will travel to Charleston WV. The inquiry centers on alleged peonage in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek coal fields, with United Mine Workers officials and mine guards tied to illegal activities. Senator Borah will lead with Paul J. Palliser gathering witnesses. about 100 miners are expected to testify on conditions, immigration, shipments, and arrests related to the strike. Indictments against United Mine Workers leaders for conspiracy and anti trust charges add to the developing national tension as the panel weighs a wider inquiry and possible travel to strike districts. Charleston officials signal the government aims to proceed with trial requests in federal court early this week.
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Washington
Senate
West Virginia
Charleston
Unite States
Ming
Borah
Idaho
Yen
Paul J. Palliser
United Mine Workers
Withcenes
Fostal
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
New River
W. Va
Jimes—Jehna VP. White
United Mine Workers of America
Frank J. Hayes
Incal Miners’ Union
Federal Grand Jury
Benjamin F. Keller
Civnl
Grasul
Maint
Cabin Creeks
Geeming
Senate to impose countervailing duty on livestock and grain
Washington reports the Senate plans to place a countervailing duty on imports of cattle sheep hogs wheat flour and related products. The move follows a Cree list policy decision after a conference with President Wilson. The aim is to level competition with Canada and Argentina and satisfy farmers millers and manufacturers.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
United States
Uap
Canada
Argentina
Marchessaue Passes Away in Quiet Community
Local obituary notes the passing of Marchessaue in a quiet community setting. No further details beyond basic notice appear in the readable text.
Death of Righteous Man in Northwest Community
Obituary outlines the death of Sam Marehesseny known as Marrehesseau, a long-time Thile resident. Describes his calm demeanor, kindness to children, and unmatched business acumen. Notes he never married, was highly respected, and left an estate in the Northwest. Contained in a longer obituary with continued details on Page Two.
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Suphron Marcheskenu
Sam Marehesseny
Quebec
Isaa
Edward
Mrs. Chipman
Thile
Timates
Flo
Sli
Rex Oberonius 10 Begin Reign Today at Rose Festival
Rex Oregonius 10 begins reign in Portland for the seventh annual Rose Festival and Carnival of Mowers. A harbor welcome features a flotilla of over 10 vessels led by the steamer Rusa City, with elaborate parades, electrical pageants, and the annual rose show scheduled alongside meetings and various events during the week.
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Oregonius
Portland
St. Louis
Prevent
Emily Davison dies after Derby attempt
Emily Davison dies at Epsom Hospital from a skull fracture after attempting to disrupt the Derby as a suffrage protest. She collapsed at the course, was attended by nurses, and an operation failed. Her death is hailed by supporters as a martyr for women's rights and votes, with widespread commentary on her perilous act and its political impact.
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Bendon
Bo Obin
Epsom
Davison
Iing
Stefanssen Set to Lead Arctic Expedition from Nome
Stefanssen announced readiness to embark for the Arctic voyage. He will lead the party aboard the old whaler Warlak, with Capt. Tolert Bartlett commanding. The team plans to depart Nome, Alaska, in a few days, after final conference on expedition details.
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Vieraia
Columbie
Steraneeen
Msgwimart
Greticht
Ie Cana
Tolert Bartlett
Warlak
Stefanssen
Stefassen
Nome
Alaska
Lost at Sea Aloft: Santa Criv. Wal Still Missing
A Santa Cruz man named Wal disappeared at sea near June S Tate after an aerial search by local naval militia failed to locate him. Despite an extensive search, hope dims as days pass without finding Alice.
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Santa Criv. Wal
Turee
Euhdatips
Monslerey Hay
Loral
Alice
Confederates Remembered At Arlington National Cemetery
Confederate commemorations took place at Arlington National Cemetery with wreaths placed on the graves of known and unknown soldiers. The ceremony honored Confederate dead amid a gathering organized by a veteran group in Washington.
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Wasitington
Artinner Jurtional Cemetery
Seatherd
Shimgion
Finwerd
President Myers denies White House pressure on his tariff vote
Senator Myers stated he did not feel pressure from the president to influence his vote on tariff schedules. He explained he discussed the issue with the president on two occasions before the bill passed the House. Myers said he would vote for free ware and free sugar, and noted the president never urged him to oppose or support specific provisions. He dismissed the idea that senators should be barred from voting on schedules due to personal financial interests, asserting the Senate cannot deny any senator the right to vote on tax or trade measures.
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the Standard
Washington
Dune
Myers
Wilson
Haile
Tin House
Senntor Myers
Senate
The Rev Dr Briggs Dies After Heresy Trial History
The Rev Dr Augustus Briggs, once tried for heresy, died at age 72 in New York City. A noted theologian and professor at Union Theological Seminary, he faced a 842 heresy charge, was acquitted by the New York Presbytery but suspended by the General Assembly, later aligning with the Episcopal Church in 1900 after attempting to continue in ministry.
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Cares Augustus Briggs
Briggs
New Yorks
Hhin General Assembly
General Assembly
Une Church
Aioney
Brinn
Areacher
Niscopal Auireh
Episcopal Church
Standart Vas Marchesseau Mien In This
Report mixes names and events from a local paper with fragments about investigations, political figures, graduates, and sports notes. It mentions Senator Myres, Davieon, and Central school, plus a Football and baseball week review, polo matches, and a parade.
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Vas
Marchesseau
Daniere
Mellisus Deery Endickinenis
Wits
Myres
Nat
Tutte Central
Hisregard
Domortin
Staiish McGraw
Batebal
Mayor
Gale Ehanopleny Shaw Woenderrut
Coumtry
War Rumbles as Allies Near Acceptance of Conflict
The article reports a tense stance among Allied powers amid discussions about accepting war measures. It cites officials and media sources noting threats and warnings tied to the ongoing crisis, with comments on potential outcomes for diplomacy and regional stability.
Conflicting Notes Delay Responses in Balkan Crisis
Reports indicate Bulgaria and Serbia exchange notes and delays in replies as leaders push for a swift resolution. A briefing from Paslels cites discussions on border tensions and possible moves by Servian officials. The Holger and Jaigarta are mentioned in context of shaping a future reply and guiding crisis management.
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Uulrari
Prowler Paslels
Holger
Jaigarta
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Court Detention Case
Readable portions indicate a detention case involving the attorney’s office and a rural area. The text mentions young individuals possibly under two years old and a detention note, with references to a nighttime event and a helper or witness. Details are incomplete or garbled.
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Tia Angelia
Tite S
Cardinal Wives Contested as Insanity Claims Rise
Reports allege Cor religious MEAS of Bern tied congregation leadership has mid illness. Physicians advise medical care after monastery in Frag wall case, with disputed mental state and concerns over governance and succession within the church.
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Bern
Ture
Congregation
Cor Religious Meas
Frag Wall
Unclear text fragment from a political event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a vote and a disaster context with unclear names and places. The readable elements include references to a vote date, a city or region, and a governmental or public event, but facts are missing or garbled.
Ann N Iwsilaiingie Man Theets death notice
Ann N Iwsilaingie Man Theets died June 1 at Anrera after a long illness. The obituary notes her as managing editor of the Quieoge Daily Sows and records a connection to the Danly News Tur Re. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
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Hickad
Mic Oyrars
Quieoge
Sows
Anrera
Faye Med Boom
Danly
Congress Sugar Clash Shapes 1900s Policy Debate
A sprawling report outlines a heated congress inquiry into sugar tariffs and lobby influence. It notes President Willgou and allies press for free sugar amid ties to cane refiners and global trade, while opponents seek regulation and measures impacting industry and prices. The piece lists broad economic items affected and hints at upcoming hearings and political maneuvering.
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Frente
Wallborgim
Peesisient
Willgou
Maivait
Thea Sane
Sugay
Tye
Molly
Heartigs
Pederal Sugar Refining Company
Felmves
Wisne
Aermberg
Barinde
One Woman Killed and Dozens Injured in Wreck
A southbound Missouri Pacific Texas rail line train wreck near MeAlster Ma left one woman dead and about 38 to 50 injured. The worst injuries were a Black porter and several others sustained minor to moderate harm in the crash. The incident involved MeAlster Uilag and between MeAlster, Kansas City, and Missouri rail lines.
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MeAlster
George W. Lewis
Kansas City
Mizaouri
Raneas &Texas
Floods and storm damage disrupt Great Hindraine area roads
Severe storms inundated towns along the tracks with six inches of rain. Debris clogged waterways, toppled boulders, and washed out sections near Meaderville, Bast Hutte, and Elk Park canyon. The Wey Street car line cleared one track while workers attempted to restore service to the grounds amid continuing washouts.
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Bast Hutte
Hutte- Buluth Mining Company
Kerge
Wey Street Car Company
Ue Gardens
Tittle
Trafic
Mir Tower
Via Lawan
Calundra Gardens
Butte-Du- Juth
Mark Canyon
Skeletons by parcel post spark California ruling
Sacramento June authorities ruled that human bones aged ten years are not part of a human body and thus not subject to California law. The state health board acted after petitions from Chinese groups seeking to parcel post minor bones to San Francisco and thence by boat to China for reinterment. The plan involved dividing skeletons for shipment and reassembly abroad.
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Sacramento
California
State Board of Health
Saver
Chinse
Aubuen
San Francisco
China
Parol Post
Uly Mont
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Emily Davison
Sivnek
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Jones
Ie Wi
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Sis Positon
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Howe
North
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Tonor
Wondana
Savane
DR. Briggs
Standart
Gther
Denon Shine
Wien
Sianabeh
Angie
Rela Presse
Tilelese
Monte Prekittis Soevheta
Wilt, Nevigie Conetn
Taft
Capital
Oline
Trevidene
White House
Solty
Tad
Ida Curie
Newlands
Tanetiean
Hay Ark
Ons Calget EX WY
Icy
Leak Beach
Calime
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Ute
Ann Niwsilaingie Man
BNET
Jae S—Nolehon
Whitson
Brunefes
Foue
Uno
Tocar
Apnostitun
Prenthia
Pete
Democratic Geneus
Crew
Serite Sieveommintves
Srvel
Vnetheen
Mnat Maatle
Stocit
Otter
Elk Park Canyon
Witter
Alexander
Womiiington
Parcel Post
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