19 Corpses Found in Wrecked Mine at Belle Valley
May 18 Belle Valley Ohio report of a mine explosion at Imperial mine causing 19 deaths. Rescue teams recovered burned and blackened bodies as officials investigate causes under Deputy State Mine Inspector Abel Ellwood. Names listed among the dead include Henry Fairhurst and Robert Alton. Local residents gathered at the mine entrance as efforts continued into morning.
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Robert Alton
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Menry Dry Ant
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J. Asulstint
Clyd
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John Geesin
Clon
Mayhaeser
Minng Department
Imperial
Ogara Wining Ecompany
Cleveland
Killed Son-In-Law and Latter's Father in Bishopville
In Bishopville South Carolina on May 18 a white man is said to have killed his son in law and the latter's father amid a manhunt. The fugitive reportedly fled with the young woman's daughter as pursuers closed in during the night. The tale notes Garrett Campbell's escape from prison after serving time for relations with a young woman who married Campbell.
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Herg
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Campbell
The Dope in Quiet Veil of Charm and Deceit
A fragmented account describes a man enthralled by a deceptive woman whose beauty youth and charm mask lies. He trusts her despite clear signs of manipulation while she covertly guides his choices and finances, living in a tense, unhealthy dynamic.
L & N Loses Washington May 18 Rail Rate Case
The Louiside and Nashville railroad was denied authority to set a 34 cent rate on screen doors and windows from Thomson co to Atlanta, in violation of the… haul clause. Phone your want ads to Main 5000 or Atlanta 108.
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Louiside and Nashville Railroad
Thomsston , Co
Atlanta
Three General Assemblies Reach Decisions This Week
Presbyterian church assemblies in this city press into urgent business on union relations with Union Seminary. Leaders from Southern and other churches watch closely as reports and committee actions shape policy on foreign missions, seminary ties, debt elimination, and church outreach.
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Chief and 20 firemen overcome by smoke
In Washington on May 18 a fire in a Geological Survey building on F Street produced smoke and illuminating gas. Chief Wagner and 20 firefighters were affected, eleven seriously, with several hospitalized. The blaze damaged government records, maps, and other data valued at millions, though unpublished data escaped damage. The fire began in the basement and burned for hours before containment.
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Aremen
Red Women Trade Exposed Across Cities and Elites
A long report details a vice network involving itinerant women and brothel houses across New York and major cities. It notes city authorities’ ties to managers, high real estate prices, vast sums from ill fame resorts, widespread disease among inmates, and customers from all social grades with estimates of daily traffic per house.
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Hainr
Bedford Reformatory
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Vice Commission
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Cattle Quarantine Raised in Texas After Eradication Efforts
Federal and state authorities report progress in cattle disease eradication. An order from the Texas Department of Agriculture released Brooks Hildage and Jim Wells from quarantine in the southern Texas counties of Hueces Cameron and Willass. The freed territory borders the Par handle area and includes the three counties of Hueces, Cameron, and Willass.
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Houston
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Jim Wells
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Willass
Mother Kidnaps Daughter In Detroit Across Nationwide Search
Det. reports say Nadine Duffer a five year old daughter of Fred Dutter was found in Detroit last week with her mother Mary Mester Duffer and accomplice William Manners. Mrs Duffer, once married to Fred Duffer, sobbed that love for her child drove the act. Manners is described as nineteen. the two men were detained in police custody as the custody dispute sparked the kidnapping. Mrs Duffer offered to return voluntarily if prosecuted.
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Fred Dutter
Eighth Avenue North
Nashville
Loyal Force
Wittie
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Fred Duffer
William Manners
Duffer
Nadine Wille Manners
Mires Duffer
Nitle Nadine
Four Die as Train Hits Auto Near Leavitts Bridge
Warren Ohio May 18 four persons killed when a Baltimore and Ohio express train struck an automobile carrying a party from Warren. Mrs Beny Turner and Mrs Trask Holsfi were among the dead. Ward Turner 40 and another man died. Frank Howard and Frank Housel were seriously injured. The driver failed to see the train until 100 yards away and could not stop the car. The fifth member, Frank Housel, jumped just before impact. All victims were Warren residents.
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Leavitts Kirgh
Ohio
Beny Turner
Trask Holsfi
Ward Turner
Frank Howard
Frank Housel
Warren Mr Turner
Traly
Central of Georgia Railway Announces Reduced Round Trip Fares
Beginning May 16, the Central of Georgia Railway will sell round trip tickets at reduced fares from principal offices to Selmer Resorts in the North South East and West and to New York and Philadelphia via Savannah. For total fares and conditions, contact the nearest ticket agent or write to the District Passenger Agent in Atlanta Georgia.
Ambassador Wilson Grateful for State Department Vindication
Mexico City May 18—Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson expressed great gratitude for the secretary of state’s denial that the State Department is investigating charges against him. He called the press statement just and honorable and said the political motives behind staff reshuffles harmed the government and diplomatic service. The official Washington note, he said, clears suspicions and will reveal the truth to the American people.
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Laredo
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Courier
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Harvester Suit Begins Here As Company Reports Record 1912
The United States suit to dissolve the International Harvester company starts here tomorrow. The Harvester annual statement shows last year was its peak, with total sales for 1912 at $1,204,381,104, up from $108,032,595 in 1911. Foreign sales rose 20 percent, surpassing $600,000.
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Chango
United States
International Harvester Company
the Harvester Company
Chicago
Manufacturers Gather for National Convention in City
About five hundred manufacturers, possibly NAM members, arrive by train for the annual convention opening tomorrow. The association claims 4090 of the country’s industry with a combined capitalization around 199 billion and employing 7.6 million men. The sessions are planned to last three or four days.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Nicaragua Declares Martial Law Amid Crises
San Juan Gel Bar reports May 1 government decree placing Nicaragua under martial law due to a threatening nationwide situation. The measure suspends normal civil authority as security forces assume broad powers.
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Nicaragua
Siefe
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