West Virginia Coal Strike Grips Nation In Turmoil
The labor conflict at Paint Creek and nearby mines in West Virginia intensifies as militia involvement, shootings occur, and a Senate committee plans probes into civil rights and government overreach. Federal indictments target IOUWM leaders for conspiracy under the Sherman act amid cross state coal market tensions.
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West Virginia
Paint Creek
Cavin Creek
John W. Kern
U. S
Senate
Federal
Charleston
W. Va
John P. White
International Organization of United Mine Workers
Frank Hayes
Miners’union
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
United States
W. Virginia
Sumer
Local residents listed visiting and callers on several towns
Versailers Claud Harre of New Marion and Cecil Brooks of Cros Plains visited. Grace Pickett stays with relatives in Hulton. Mrs Agnes Otto returns home from Friendship after visiting Howard Akers family. Charles Swall and wife of Aurora visited Ira Castner and family. J B Rebuck transacted business in Cincinnati. Mollie Stelometz visited Nicholas Cornet in Lawrenceburg. Walter Beer and wife spent the weekend with relatives in Morria. Miles wranted Evans, with sister Mrs Chas Hertenstein, returns to Terre Haute. Lochard and wife shopped in Madison. Wm Hyatt back from Rexville. Mrs Earl Addkson and Hon Herbert of Cincinnati visiting Albert May family. Mary Smith returns from Indianapolis. Dr and Mrs Olmstead entertained at Lawrence Olmstead Milan. Ww B Shovee to Ruth J Castor Batesville. Anthony J Weberding to Frances G Fragge Batesville. Hazel Brack by next friend Viola Smith on Conrad Brack damages suit. Atty Wycoff.
Notice claims infringement appeal against Indiana Flour
Company asserts repeat infringement concerns and signals action to protect customers. The notice mentions Indiana Flour and references an appeal process to address alleged infringements.
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Co. Pereives
Peeal
Indiana
Gray Eyes or Green Eyes in a Jealous Wife Tale
Agatha Fielding grows jealous of nurse Helen Smith and the medical drama around husband Dr. Fielding. After a series of attacks on Oakwood and a typhoid nurse, the couple confront green and gray eyes as Fielding reveals his enduring love for the green eyed nurse who bears a striking resemblance to Agatha.
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Agatha
Dr. Fielding
Eli
Oakwood
Tll
Miss Smith
Harry
Helen Smith
Agatha Fielding
Jane
Gray
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the Tribune
Donald McCallum
Batesville
Versaillers
Claud Harre
New Marion
Cecil Brooks
Cros Plains
Grace Pickett
Hulton
Agnes Otto
Friendship
Howard Akers
Charles Swall
Aurora
Ira Castner
Atty J. B. Rebuck
Cincinnati
Mollie Stelometz
Nicholas Cornet
Lawrenceburg
Walter Beer
Morria
Miles Wranted Evans
Chas. Hertenstein
Terre Haute
Svaneis Lochard and Wife
Madison
Wm. Hyatt
Rexville
Mre
Earl Addkson
Herbert
Albert May
Mary Smith
Indianapolis
Mre. Olmstead
Lawrence Olmstead
Milan
Ww. B. Shovee
Ruth J. Castor
Anthony J. Weberding
Frances G. Fragge
Hazel Brack
Viola Smith
Conrad Brack
Atty. Wycoff
Henry Wielding
Henry Fielding
Him
Kramer’s ‘Department Store
Kramer
Frost National Bank of
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Upton CU
Geeerseegesperes Iter Eiey
Prodts, Le.p
Ripley
John H. Wilker
Uu. H. Andres
Nicholas Yous
Geo. A
Geo. H
Winsor
Victor
Kelly
Mehlon
Farmers' National Bank
Suoman
Furnt
Total
T. John Minger
John Minger
Tana
Henry Brice
Clark
Trent
Christia Alth, Jrese Winkcutt
Undertaker
ED A. Zierer
Beal
William Tekulve
Morris
Timmerman & Hillenbrand
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger
F. Lindenmaier
Andrew .W. Kopis
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