Miners in Strike Face Preliminary Hearing
Six men, including John Caudill, await a preliminary hearing next Tuesday on charges linked to the Mingo County strike. A lone suspect, John Anderson, remains at large in connection with the death of a deputy sheriff.
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United Mine Workers
Williamson
W B Crawford Grounded Near Milwaukee Harbor in Fog
The steel steamer W. B. Crawford owned by Hanna Interests of Cleveland ran aground three miles north of Milwaukee harbor entrance in fog while carrying 11,000 tons of coal. The vessel began leaking shortly after the collision.
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Milwaukee
Wis
W. B. Crawford
Hanna Interests
Cleveland
Milwaukee Harbor
American League Meeting Moved to New York
Chicago reports the annual meeting of the American league will be held in New York on Friday December 17. President B B Johnson said the move was due to a majority of club owners being east of the lake, the session previously planned for Chicago. In London authorities note foreign toy imports reached 6906435 dollars this year per the house of commons statement.
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United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Charleston
W. Va
Mingo County
R. T. Davis
Cornwell
Department
Charles Gabel
State Hygienic Laboratory
G. W. Taylor
W. B. Nutter
Department of Venereal Diseases
Davis
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
B. B. Johnson
London
England
House of Commons
Man's Will Grants Strike-Free Laborers $250 Each
London based Thomas Leonard directs in his will that $250 be paid to every laborer on his lands who has never gone on strike while employed. The provision rewards loyalty and nonstriking workers under the estate plan.
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Mouney
London
Eng
Thomas Leonard
Lard from War Knight Sunk Steamer Reaches Isle of Wight
After two and a half years at sea, boxes of lard from the sunk steamer War Knight wash ashore at Freshwater Bay Isle of Wight. Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results.
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London
England
War-Knight
Freshwater Bay
Isle of Wight
Telegraph
National League Extends Heydlers Term and Raises Salary
The National League voted to extend President John A Heydler’s term for three years and raise his salary from 10 000 to about 15 000 annually. The meeting approved a 25 year American League pact and adopted a waiver rule change while authorizing a plan to let spitball players continue until league careers end. Dreyfuss and Heydler to draft next season’s schedule. Brooklyn awarded 1920 pennant. new directors named Herrmann Ebbets Baker Breadon.
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New York
National League
John A Heydler
Heydler
American League
Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
C. H. Ebbets
Wm. F. Baker
Philadelphia
Samuel Breadon
St. Louis
Mother and to Doing Well With Maynus Wonderful Remedy
A reader shares how Maynus Wonderful Remedy helped mother and herself with stomach and liver ailments. The letter claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing many abdominal issues. One dose purportedly proves its value. money back guarantee offered by White Pharmacy.
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White Pharmacy
Telegraphine Skips Dublin Links Cut By Early Inquiry
The Daily Mail reports England to Dublin telephone service halted early today. London officials say they can not reach beyond Belfast. Belfast post office also cannot connect with Dublin.
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Dublin
London
Daily Mail
England
Belfast
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