Twenty Two Miners Entombed in Greene Mine Tacoma Va
A Greene mine explosion at Tacoma Virginia trapped about twenty two miners after two blasts this morning. Superintendent Barrowman was rescued but died later. Rescue efforts continue as a relief train and emergency crews converge on the scene.
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Tacoma
Workman
Barrowman
Knoxville
Greene
Bond Mining Company
James Bay
Reseue
Norfolk & Western Division
Norton
T. E. Can
Clinchield Coal Corporation
Sexcun
Geler Vt
Tom's Creek
Virginia City
Dagte
James TH. Barrowman
Greene Mines
Leveld
Barrowman Melconomuy Literlty
Headquartes
Kelly & Moyer
Barrow Man
Lare
Onion Cox
Mond Coal Company
Marrowmen
Ming
Federal Troops in Pursuit of Rebels near Guerrero
Mexican federal troops press the pursuit of revolutionists whose remnants fought the government near Guerrero Chilpancingo. Eighty two were killed and 220 wounded in the clash as federal forces move toward Chilapa to crush the revolt.
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Mexico City
Guerrero
Chitinela
Chiguahua
Carnegie vows ten million for world peace effort
The Arme leu Society for National Settlement of International Distances was to meet tomorrow as Andrew Carnegie pledged ten million dollars to promote international peace. Carnegie declined to comment beyond saying a jitter tomorrow would reveal more details. In New York, a separate trial of Standard Oil Co on antitrust charges proceeded, with witnesses detailing oil price effects after the Indian Oil Co entered the market.
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Washington
Dee
Arme*leu Society For Nivietal
Drew Carnegie
Carnegie
Regulating Stocks and Bonds Hearings Open in New York
The Stock and Bond Commission appointed by President Taft will reopen hearings in New York to study federal regulation of interstate rail securities. Attendees include Walter L. Fisher of Chicago and Frederick Strauss of New York as experts discuss mechanisms to curb stock manipulation and safeguard western markets.
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New York
Walter Fr. Maher
Chicago
F Judson
St. Louis
HW. Moyer
Madison
Wis
Teft
Taft
Congress
Artie T. Hadley
Yate
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Varius State Rail
New Commission
Walter L. Fisher
Chileao
FN. Judson
Frederick Strauss
Wid Ft HS Eyer
Madixon
Wix
Leader Keeps Edge in Contest Vote Amid Subsidy Push
The Leader maintains a strong lead in the subscription contest as momentum grows. A recent boost adds 84 to an unchanged total, with prizes including an automobile, bedroom suite, and diamond ring. Subscriptions peak as judges near the prize announcement. Final payments in sealed envelopes ensure secrecy until the results.
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Hudson
Fiteay
Judes
Lauder
Brizes
Trom
Minke Sinthers Ao Eneret
Le Thane case jurors favor defendant in morning charge
Judge Camuitter presided and charged the jury at 240 o'clock this morning. The jury began deliberations as the charge favored the defendant. Meanwhile Taylor of Lenanan Vawna and Gawin Holt of Roanoke won notable events in the city today.
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Waleigh
Othe Cane
Oultpuel
Pricee
Indian Company
J. Randalh Menry
Prin
Business Week
Camuitter
Mase
Lev
Dudge
le Thane
Taylor
Lenanan Vawna
Jackkie
Hen Hote
Gawin Holt
Roanoke
Meet 10 Better Civic Matters
Washington address delivered by Henry B. McParvith as part of an event at the Angorean Pivin Association. The proceedings centered on tenders and improvements for the community, with emphasis on progress and civic improvement plans for the district.
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Washington
Evidence in Freight Rates Hearing Opens Before Interstate Commission
The freight rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission began in Chicago and New York, with shippers challenging proposed increases on fifty commodities. Shippers accuse railroads of pushing higher rates as an opening for broader freight hikes, arguing this would burden consumers and profit railways. Railroads cite higher wages, maintenance costs, and demand for efficiency as reasons for rate boosts, while shippers warn of overcapitalization and suppressed earnings.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Butte
Chicago
New York
Eane
Aleanay
Ong Prophet
Congress
Bank Building About Completing At Swoketown Con
Captain Barger of the bank company was in the city returning from a trip to Nik Home. He said the coal and coke company near Swoketown is nearing completion and expected to be occupied soon. He noted strong demand for coal and described trade between the inland and tidewater regions as balanced. Geordie Strader of Soh Etmedieth visited.
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Vapta
Barger
I Waths Coal & Cre Company
Swoketown
Matonka
Theo
Anton
Dauy
Ling
KOTOR
Strength of Col Tierney Grows in Virginia Contingent
The article notes rising support for Col Tierney of Powhatan as a dark horse candidate in the United States Senate race. It mentions a meeting at the New Willard hotel, with Captain W.W. Page presiding and Neal Robinson of Charleston as secretary, and cites expected addresses by President Taft and other prominent figures. It asserts Tierney’s growing popularity statewide and anticipates no early ballot election, while detailing coalition dynamics among coal operators and supporters.
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Col
L.I. ‘Terney
Powhatan
Washington
Weat Vite Kinie Mining
New Willard Hotel
Ww. N. Page
United Operations
Neal Robinson
Charleston
Col.Nerney
James E. Jones
Taft
Richard Achilien Balelinger
United States Senate
Col Tierney
bin Tiends
Bia
Sony
Oreny
Ca P
Commonwealth
Fragmented Letter on President's English Provokes Debate
Torn text critiques the president's English usage and policy aims, referencing wartime context and political figures. It hints at opposition, administration labeling, and a contentious editorial stance about language and governance without clear specifics.
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Stock and Bonds Commission
Aad
Eee Ees
Keven
Walier
Tiskir
New York ‘Athletic Club
Levy. Clark
eGorge Junin
Kyle
Sfill
Auomobil
BP, McParvith
Deliv
Addres
Strader
Gol. Tierney
McDowell
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