Need of a New Gospel for the American Business Man
An essay urging a level headed statesman to champion the American business man as trustworthy and essential amid European distrust and Wilson era doubt. It praises his candor, dignity, earnest work, and social duty while criticizing excessive suspicion of industry and monopoly rhetoric. A Chicago judge quips on wives and husbands, a book agent secures 250000 from a metropolitan millionaire with deluxe editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Risin
United
Europe
Washington
Wilson
America
Balkan peace talks may strip Turkey of possessions except Sams
The article traces a long erosion of Turkish suzerainty after the Balkan conflicts. It notes Austria took Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878, Bulgaria's independence since 1878, and Eastern Rumelia's nominal Turkish overlordship until 1885, with Crete and others remaining under Ottoman claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Samos
Egypt
Complex postwar shifts linked to Greece and Turkey
The piece surveys regional changes with Cyprus ceded to Great Britain and Greece expanding, while Lebanon Samos and Rhodes face reconfiguration. It notes Turkey’s real and nominal status, predicts Samos joining Greece, and laments lagging reform in U S tariffs and suffrage progress in Norway and Illinois. It also mentions Evelyn Thaw in London and Mayor Gaynor's political stance.
Senator Martine's West Virginia Mining Hearing Sparks Debate
An editorial questions Senator Martine of New Jersey presiding over the West Virginia mining inquiry. It cites his dramatic outbursts and the heated exchanges with coal operator attorneys, urging impartial proceedings and warning against bias in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine
New Jersey
Senate
West Virginia
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Martineo
Charleston
Paul Mort
Quinn Morton
Morton
United States Senate
New York Sun
Theories on Stock Swap Foreshadowing Ocean Railways
The suggested Union Pacific Pennsylva nia stock swap could hint at two transcontinental systems. The forecast centers on Pennsylvania Southern Pacific and Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio connections. Analysts question probability given immense length and cost and large stock blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific-Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
West Virginia coal strike scene and railway funding worries
West Virginia miners face violence and shortages as a state senate panel investigates mining conditions. W L Connell of Paint Creek Collieries condemns union overreach while detailing labor disputes, company costs, and the shift in workforce safety. He recalls prior coal strikes and supports lawful union action but criticizes violence and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
W. L. Connell
Paint Creek
Connell
Pennsylvania
Scrahton
Roosevelt
Connel
Asociates
Olleries Company
Whitresses
Haggerty
Carnes
Vitalian
Com
Pocahontas
Pocahontes
Watkins
Statt
Western Union
Broadway
New York
Congress in session on tariff, roads and oil probe
Day in Congress as Finance committee debated tariff measures and a tax plan while discussing Alaska road building and oil pricing inquiries in Oklahoma. Bills were introduced on railroad passenger safety and a six year presidential term amid nominations and adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Smith
Michigan
Colp
Chamberlain
Alaska
Senate
Laura Muller Woes
Wilson
Thomas Nelson
Pare
Aly
T. A. Stovatl
Switzerland
Owen
Secretary of Commerce
Oklahoma
Hitchcock
Roberts
Massachusetts
Clayton
Rucker
Barton
Secretary of Navy
George
New York
Henry
Campbell
Copley
Irresponsible Jersey Senator Makes History
The article recalls the senator amid a tense era as he describes guard behavior during strike events. Phaup, a respected commander, is praised for humane conduct and preventing mistreatment of women and children except for one incident. The account notes his visits to wounds and a gunfire moment while aiding an injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phaup
Coal Weight Dispute Reveals Overcharge Figures
A congressional inquiry into coal settling shows a union figure that 6142 tons more coal was charged to the government than delivered. Statements detail deficits in arifacts and payments to agencies, including $15,240 for mine cards and $8,546 in expenses during troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conceny
Baldwin-Heltsttertive Agency
Check Velehmen
Investigators Scrutinize Paint Creek Strike Leadership
Stormy session reveals Lackawatna Coal and Lumber and Paint Creek officials as same group. Connell claims no salaries for officers and cites $18,822 spent to bring in transportation, $15,240 paid to Baldwin-Felts, and $1,094 for guard services after withdrawal. He opposes wage increases, calling the union dues “life or death.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawitna Coal and Lumber Company
Paint Creek Company
Senator Kenyon
Conneil
Board of Conciliation
Pennsylvania
Paint Creek
Watts
Mr. Connell
Baldwin-Felts Agency
Baldwin“elts
Connell
Belcher
New Gulf Coast Oil Prospects Spark Wildcatting Push
New Orleans June 17 oil men push wildcatting along the eastern gulf coast from the Mississippi river to Florida seeking new reservoirs. Proponents cite a vast undersea oil pool feeding shorefields as prices rise and marine fuel demand grows. Also noted the Bishop consecration in Boston for Massachusetts suffragan Samuel G Babock at Trinity church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Mississipi
Gulf of Mexico
Tabasco
Terrebonne Parsh
Louisiana
Mississipi River
Florida
Keys
Mexico
Texas
Missisippi
Eastern
Gulf Coastal Plains
Seaboard
Boston
Mass
Episcopal Church
New England
Samuel G. Bab
Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Tuberculosis Fight Discussed by Tennessee Colored Physicians
At the annual convention in Columbia Tennessee the Tennessee Colored Physicians Association urged physicians to champion sanitation in negro quarters to cut tuberculosis among natives and promote healthier living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
Tennessee Colored Physicians’ Association
Editors Gather for National Editorial Convention in Colorado
Editors and newspapermen from eleven sections of the United States convene in Colorado Springs under Pike’s Peak to attend the three day session of the National Editorial Association opening today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
United States
Ma‘astic Pike’s Peas
National Ediorial Association
Missouri Dean Heads Abroad to Study Foreign Journalism
Dean Walter Williams of the Missouri School of Journalism sailed for Europe to study foreign journalism. He will visit Germany France Great Britain Holland Switzerland and Italy starting June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Dean Walter Williams
The
Missouri School
Europe
Germany
France
Great Britain
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baily Telegraph
Associated Press
Baily Telegraph Printing
I’ Mand Street
Buefield
W. Va
Casilis
Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Bluefield
Dubhess
Postoffic BlueBeld
Gary
United States Steel Nation
Chicago
de Luxe
Novibazar
Montenegro
Servia
Cyprus
Cables Gay
Hritith
Malta
Gibraltar
Lébanon
Heypt
Fayot
Lebanon
Ina Jong
Gayrior
Greater New York
Evelyn Thaw
London
Norway
Illinois
Ohio
Anderson
Barnwell
Lee Calvin
Holly Grove
Mucklow
Calvin
Holmes
Abe
Monett
Jolmes
Orbell
Tie Jo
Congress
Jersey
First National Bank
Bluefield, West Va
John M. Wirgman
Philadelphia
Easley & West
Rogers Street
Reese Street
Bluefield Avenue
Paved Street
Raleigh Street
Higginbotham Avenue
Bland Street
J. A. Donahue
Thornton Building
Teeta
Cincinnati
DR. Compton
Pocahontas Fuel Copmany
Gollieries Co
Poshontas
Tidewater
Great Lakes
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Norfolk
Main St
Board of Trade
Newport
Vadoo
Vans ¢ Reid. Ltd
Tertenhall
Tis F Ba Qet
Arthdry” MicBride
Geo. W. Woodruff
Mer
Pocanontas Fuel Co
No. 1
New York City
U. S.A
Geo. H. Hill
Bluefield, W. Va
Jas
E. Mayer
Laeger
Bluefield Normal & Business College
W. H. Cunningham
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!