Labor Officials in West Virginia Miners Case Indicted
Charleston West Virginia June reports indicting Junes John P White president of the United Mine Workers of America Frank Hayes and seventeen officials of District 17 on charges tied to a Sherman anti trust relation. prosecutors seek early trial amid claims of monopoly aims by fixing wages and blocking nonmembers while Geneva state forces bolster Paint and Cabin Creek areas to restore order. Governor Hatfield says he offered support and five soldiers to aid civil authorities as the case unsettles coal fields.
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Charleston
W Va
John P White
International Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
Frank Hayes
District No 17
Federal
Grand Jury
Benjamin F Keller
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Thea
Timets
Timots
Great Lake Region
Westarm
H D Hatfield
Senate Investigation Committee
Goff
Paint
Capin Creek
Guerenteems
Advertising Test Promises Growth for Merchants
Continued on Page Twelve. A test shows how window displays and newspaper ads affect reader attention. A representative will contact merchants to collect product details and return with ads to publish in The Constitution. Consistent advertising is claimed to boost business and is pitched as standard Southern newspaper practice.
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Constitution
Standard Southern
Two Men Run Amuck In Streets Of Jesup
In Jesup Georgia two cousins Sol Williams of Appling County and Jake Williams of Wayne County ran amuck with a revolver and walking stick last night. They beat passersby, held up a grocery clerk, and drew on Officer Milikin before being arrested. They face charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct assault and resisting an officer with a court appearance planned.
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Jesup Ga
Jesup
Sol Willams
Appling County
Jake Williams
West Broad Street
West Broad
Cherry Street
Christian Willams
O ' Milikin
Sol Williams
War Likely Between the Allies in Balkan Crisis
Sofia dispatch reports that war seems inevitable among Balkan allies as cabinet crises press a June 12 deadline. Belgrade fears Bulgaria delays reply to Serbia, while Pasitch meets opposition leaders amid troop moves and possible annexation of occupied lands.
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London
Sofia
Neue Freie Presse
Banff
Triple
Bervia
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Fremier Pasitch
Servia
Bulfaria
Douran
Strumitza
Autoists Save Home Of Thos B Felder From Fire
Mr and Mrs Thomas B Felder were visiting friends when a telephone alarm told them their country home on Howeki road was aflame. Autoists nearby stopped to help extinguish the blaze which was contained before gaining headway. Furniture moved, damage about 200 dollars. thanks offered to the passing motorists for timely aid.
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Thomas B Felder
Howelikai Road
Smpire
Felder
Stanley certainty in postmaster and marshal picks in Georgia
Washington dispatch reports Senator Bacon named Joseph S Davis of Albany as marshal for the southern district, with Senator Smith’s opposition fading. Parallel moves include Vivienne Stanley being favored for Dublin postmaster, and Howard Thompson named to succeed Walter H Johnson as marshal for the northern district. Other appointments noted: James H Andrews as port of Atlanta surveyor and Judge W Spence of Camilla to head pardons in the justice department.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Hoke Smith
Senator Bacon
Joseph S Davis
Albany
Georgia
Bacon
I Smith
Davin
Stanley
Vivienne Stanley
Wostmyster
Dublin
Hughes
Smith
Ba‘eon
Bur Jeson
Burleson
Stanleys Fitness
Senator Smith
Senator Smiths House
James RB. Gray
Jack Cohen
Reuben R. Arnold
Atlanta
Howard Thompson
Gainesville
Smth Hag
Walter H Johnson
James H Andrews
Port of Atlante
W . Spence
Camilla
Department of Justice
Southwestern
Frank Park
Two Men Drown Near Thomasville on Sabbath Day
Two young men drowned at separate points in the Ochlocknee River near Thomasville during a high flood. Surratt, 16, vanished after hitting a deep hole near Jones Bridge while swimming with friends. his body not recovered. Ed McGinnis, about 25, slipped under at Mulers Spring and drowned. he had recently moved to Thomasville from Alpharetta and worked with Ward Realty.
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Thomasville
Ochlocknee
Surratt
Jones Bride
Mulers Spring
Ed McGinnis
MecGinnis
Alpharetta
The
Ward Realty Company
Train Derailment Kills Woman and Child in Bed
A Norfolk and Western freight wreck near Cleveland Virginia killed a woman and her 11 year old daughter who were asleep in bed when the locomotive and cars left the rails and toppled into their home. Two trainmen were killed and several others injured as the engines were crushed and toppled.
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Bynefield
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Cleveland
Sarah Owens
Owens
Gillespie
Stewart
Train Hits Horse Near McAlester Kills One Injures Many
A southbound Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train collided with a horse near McAlester Oklahoma killing Mr George W Lewis of Kansas City Missouri and injuring forty eight people including Benny Walker a train porter who is listed as the most seriously hurt.
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McAlester
Oklo
George W Lewis
Kansas City
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Benny Walker
Consigg Principelly
First Graduates of Tech Institution Spark South Growth
Twenty five year history of Georgia School of Technology from 1888 opening with 125 students to the first diplomas in 1890 and 1891. The piece celebrates the quarter century, notes Georgia’s shift from an agricultural state to industrial progress, and recalls the early need to import technical expertise from the North.
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Tech
South
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Grimes
P C Brooks
H L Smith
Toy
George G Crawford
J B McCrary
D Goldsmith
J H Jones
L DeGrive
H Glenn
J S Moore
Setz
Duncan
Oscar Elsas
G C N Pritchett
Cavalry Maneuvers Planned in Shenandoah Valley
Washington June The Shenandoah valley once echoed with Phil Sheridans ride as the war department tests cavalry in a bloodless battleground near Winchester. A full brigade and horse artillery will train for two months on leased ground, troops report July 20 after long dusty marches from Forts Ethan Allen Oglethorpe Moors and others. Top officials including Secretary Garrison Major General Wood and possibly President Wilson will observe.
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Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Phil Sheridan
War Department
Cavalry
Shenandosh
Winchester
Shenandoah
Fort Ethan Allen
Fort Ogiethorpe Ga
Ha Valley
Fort Moers Va
Fort Riley
Kans
Leonard Wood
U 4 A
Wison
White House
Valley Battleground
Europe
Wanted Male Help 27 Answers In 2 Days
Classified notice seeking young men for stenographic or general office work. Requires experience. Respond to Office Mae care Constitution Classified. Contact numbers Main 5000 or Atlanta 10g for prompt placement. Offers immediate employment and aims to push business ahead.
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Atlanta
Boy Fatally Wounded In Dynamite Cap Explosion
Jegup Ga June 3 A 16 year old boy, son of Hud Kennedy, was badly injured when a box of percussion caps exploded after a playmate slapped him. The leg nearly severed, thigh bone shattered, doctors fear amputation near the hip joint, and the other boy lost two fingers.
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Jegup
Hud Kennedy
Tot Discovers Bodies of Mother and Lover
A Spanish father slays Eleanor Jackson, a New York vaudeville performer, and then kills himself in Ybor City. The four year old boy found the bodies after being left overnight with neighbors. Bruno left notes in English and Spanish blaming the woman for staying out late. Relatives in New York were notified with no reply yet.
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Tampa
Andres Bruno
Eleanor Jackson
New York
Bruno
Ybor City
Explosion Injures Crew on English Submarine E5
An explosion in the engine room of the submarine E5 at Milford Haven Wales mortally injures one man and severely burns ten others. The injured include several crew members as officials assess the incident and the vessel.
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Milfordhaven
Wales
Derby Incident Fatal for English Militant
London reports Emily Davison died at Epsom Hospital from a skull fracture after being struck by King’s horse Anmer during the Derby. The death occurred as she attempted to interfere with the race, with only the matron and two nurses present at her bedside. The inquest is set for Tuesday and the funeral will be in London. Members of the Women's Freedom League and allied suffrage activists voiced emotions at Hyde Park, while some clashes occurred at the rally.
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London
Emily Wilding Davison
Epsom
Mies Devinen
Womens Social and Political Union
Jones
Sha
Cenensalon
Davison
Lloyd George
Women's
Falitica and Social Union
Constitutional Society
Hyde Park
Probe Into Lobby Shape Tariff Revision Debate
The senate lobby investigation into legislative influence expands beyond tariff talks as questions arise about registration laws and prohibitions on manufacturing sentiment. The inquiry probes sugar and wool fights, with Wilson's sugar stance prompting testimony from cane growers, refiners, and other vested interests across Louisiana, Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the mainland.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Senate Committee
Ana
Federal Refining Company
Weather Prophecy Local Showers In Several States
A scrambled forecast notes local showers and thundershowers across multiple states including Georgia, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and parts of Texas Oklahoma and nearby regions. Winds vary from moderate to brisk northeast, with cloudy to rainy conditions expected Monday and Tuesday in many areas.
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Georgia
Washington
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Worth Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Biveissippi
Louisiana
Texas
New Alexica
Oklshoma
Locel
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South Georgia
Sofa
Thos. B. Felder
New England
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North
Grest
Siz
Tot
Derby
Epsom Digs
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