Mine Operators Face West Virginia Strike Inquiry
Charleston June 15 West Virginia coal mine operators prepare to present witnesses to counter claims about conditions fueling the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek unrest. The inquiry aims to uncover facts, not assign blame, as senators note limited jurisdiction over the dispute and ongoing hearings continue in Charleston before traveling to Washington.
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Got seats today for Quo seven ho ftyerd this week
Fragmentary note reports seating for an event titled Quo seven with seating secured today and mentions the upcoming week. No clear organizations or persons are identifiable beyond the vague event name.
A Good Trunk For a Woman
A Good Trunk For a Woman chosen from factory samples offered for sale at nearly cost. The ad highlights affordable luggage options and low prices aimed at shoppers seeking value.
Balkan Allies urged to stack their arms
Sofia reports June 15 Bulgarian Government replies to demobilization appeal. Bulgaria favors simultaneous demobilization but insists contested districts be occupied by mixed garrison to prevent pressure. Britain appeals to King Ferdinand for demobilization. Greece proposes similar plan. Belgrade notes Servian cabinet resignation with Pasitch as premier.
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Skyscraper Boom Across Broadway City Scene
A fragmentary report notes a new tall building rising opposite pestatties on Broadway in New York City. It hints at rapid urban growth with hundreds of people commuting uptown via new rapid trains, predicting tens of thousands affected and a bustling, expanding skyline amid rising towers.
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Thief Steals at Store Amid Laughing Escape
Mrs Gordon, standing behind a screen in her husband’s store in Patchowie, Long Island, confronts a thief who loots the cash drawer. The burglar laughs as he departs, challenging pursuit. The loss is small but the owner laments what could have been a far larger sum.
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The Difference Prom The Chicago Daily News
Mrs Orle Blank advertised for a maid and received many replies. From the applicants she selected one, but trouble soon followed when the maid was found to have prior employment elsewhere and the maid branded the family as lower in status.
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Politicians urged to form clubs for honest work
Fragmentary reminiscence from The Baltimore Saw laments politicians failing to unite on truth and honesty. The piece imagines clubs promoting political prospects through integrity, criticizing public ranting and self-interest as hindrances to reform.
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600 Soldiers Dead and Wounded in Assault
A historic report notes 600 soldiers left dead and wounded amid battles near the palace during the uprising against Madero. Augsta Reyes, son of General Bernardo Reyes, is slated for retirement as cabinet changes stir the administration. Foreign exchange in Mexico City surged after a 200 million peso loan, then fluctuated with bank refusals and installment deliveries. General Ojeda’s federals were checked by insurgents near Guayana, 139 federal troops counted, with a lull to follow. Rebels aim to starve Monterey into submission, claiming supplies halted and industries suspended, as 400 rebels may move from Matamoros to reinforce Nuevo Laredo defenses.
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Devil's Graveyard blast spares no souls in Swiss hills
Historical site atop two rocky overlooks in Switzerland, famed for centuries as a place where sorcerers were executed and buried. Excavation reveals bones estimated in the hundreds as public improvements proceed, while unrelated medical fashion notes intrude in a chaotic closing remark.
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Strike renewal reported in coal regions of Cabin and Paint creeks
News arrives from Charleston that miners at Cabin Creek and Paint Creek voted at mass meetings to renew the year old strike. Reports to Governor Hatfield say meetings in Bakdale and the mountains above Keyford supported the walkout, while talks before a Senate committee confirmed the renewal would begin this morning.
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The Lost Leader Writer Prom The London Daily Sketch
An old London publisher discovers a cobwebbed door in Printing House Square. A caretaker with giant keys struggles to open it revealing a dusty table, a pen, and a skeletal figure, prompting exclamations about a leader writer from bygone days.
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Wheeling Chickens to a Fair in 1912 Oregon Show
The 1912 Oregon State fair spent 4500 dollars in prizes for school Industrial work. Railroads and electric lines provided free transport for child exhibitors. A girl living off the railroad wheeled prize-winning chickens two miles in a baby buggy to the fair. A seven year old saved 330 dollars after prize winnings from a strain cult and other cash awards for vegetables and melons. A two year old boy baked the best cake.
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Mayor to Approve Finance Sheet As City Nears Crematory Pact
Mayor Jamce G. Woodward plans to approve the June finance sheet today and he will forward the agreement with the Destructor company for the 4,260,000 crematory plant. The mayor will condition approval on compliance with the supreme court crematory injunction and will return the document to council for afternoon action. Council likely to cooperate while debating Ashley segregation ordinance, tax changes, and park board picks amid civic improvement efforts and sanitary department appointments.
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Day of Rest for Oarsmen at Intercollegiate Regatta
In Poughkeepsie on June 19 the 141 oarsmen rest after practice ahead of Saturday’s Intercollegiate rowing regatta. Several rowers report sore hands while Cornel, Washington, Columbia, Wisconsin, Syracuse and Pennsylvania clubs prepare to compete.
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Funeral of T. J. Sheron in Augusta Georgia
The funeral of Terence J. Sheron half owner of the Augusta Herald was held at 4 p.m. at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Augusta. He had been an invalid since December 5 and died yesterday afternoon. Before entering the newspaper business he worked in the shoe trade in Augusta and Macon.
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Yale 213th Commencement Opens with Hadley Address
In New Haven on June 15 Yale University began the 213th commencement with President Arthur T. Hadley delivering the baccalaureate address. He urged graduates to seek courageous thinking while maintaining faith amid reform movements, cautioned against letting knowledge crowd out faith.
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Strike Vote Ordered in Baltimore Train Crews
Baltimore June 16 Arrangements for a vote by trainmen of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on calling a strike to win higher pay and better conditions. A joint meeting of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen grievance committee and the Order of Railway Conductors will decide if a strike or arbitration will be pursued.
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Gomez Sails for France
ex President Gomez and his family sailed from Havana for France aboard the steamer Tepagne. Gomez plans to stay in Europe for several months. He will be accompanied by his relatives and is expected to visit various capitals during the voyage.
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Perregon Breaks World Altitude Record in Flight
Vienna June 15 Edmond Perregon the French aviator who held the world altitude record for a plane with one passenger today broke the record by carrying two passengers. He attained a height of 15 480 feet. The single passenger record stands at 16 368 feet.
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Arrested as Assassin in Mghmoud Pasha Killing Case
Constantinople June 13 a son of Elaynil Pasha former grand vizier was arrested today charged with involvement in the assassination of Mghmoud Schefket Pashs.
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Elaynil Pasha
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Young Men Advised to Go to the Orient
President Faynee at Brown University brass addressed graduates on eastern needs and called for engineers bankers doctors and missionaries to serve in the Orient. He urged graduates to travel eastward seeking to uplift Oriental lands through disinterested service grounded in Christian vision.
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Promptly Quips on Flight Route and War Talk
The report notes Robert G. Fowler may have flown over the Panama Canal route and hinted at dynamite drops. It questions the purpose of spending on milling related to farts and guns.
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Get seats today for Quo Vadis
Grand shows this week offer seats for Quo Vadis. Patrons may reserve now for performances this week at the theater.
Women Policemen On Duty At Newport Beach
For the first time in Newport Beach history two women officers were placed on duty today. They wear blue uniforms with brass buttons blue skirts and satin straw hats and will serve during the summer at the request of the Newport league.
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Always Carry Spare Glasses On Vacation
A reminder to bring an extra pair of glasses on trips. Have your prescription ready for John L. Moores Sons to craft amber tinted lenses for seaside glare. Moore TM service, 42 NW Broad St.
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