Coal rate case pits Virginia Kentucky against Ohio Pittsburgh
Opportunity for southern West Virginia operators along with Virginia Tennessee and eastern Kentucky to contest the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on lake coal cargo rates. The tentative report proposes higher port rates for four southern states and lower rates for Ohio and Pennsylvania, risking reduced competition and potential bankruptcy for some Kentucky and West Virginia mines if adopted. Leaders from West Virginia and Kentucky urge lawmakers to oppose the recommendation as hearings begin.
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Mioend Ratanne
Tesvaabiavion
D.C
Lorenzo Mantin
Washington
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Irginis
Tennessee
Krnicky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Lbn
Northwest
Lake Eagle
Imieston
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Wthern
Perals
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Sleventh
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Congress
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Guy D. Goff
West Iginia
Claude Swanson
Carterias
Kenneth D.kellar
L. D. Tyawn
Tensata
Gee
Iginta
Maryland
Peratera
Caperton
Harry Perten
Charlestof
J. Dy
Huntington
Kentucky Operg
Robison
g@leo
Osher
Mae Uume
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Sbusnion
Kentucka
Virginia Mary
Alleged Leader Denies Theft In Extradition Case
Davenport, alleged leader of a group linked to a Milwaukee bank holdup in December, protests innocence after being brought from Minnesota during extradition proceedings. The district court heard claims from investigators tracing finances to Moscow and Vienna with several high officials arrested in Bulgaria to curb rioting.
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John 8
Davenport
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Total Buctle
Moscow
Vienna
Bulgaria
Outrage Plots Panic In Several Countries
Reports from Sofia and Washington describe planned terrorist acts and currency disbursements tied to Communist groups in Bulgaria and other regions. Investigations trace funding from Moscow and Vienna with numerous alleged conspirators named and arrests expected. Tremors and earthquakes disturb Kentucky and Indiana with minor damage and scattered telephone outages noted in several towns.
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Bulgaria
Anvil
Surg Dal
Hopa Dine
Moscow
Vienna
Rant Honored In Birthday Service
In New York on April 16 a birthday service commemorated the 203rd anniversary of General Ulysses S. Grant. Over five thousand attended as the event, under the county council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, included a symbolic tomb laid on Riverside Drive and a large display related to Grant’s legacy.
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New York
Hiverside Drive
County Council of the Veterans Foreign Wars
Miners face riot charges as 13 held in Moundsville
In Moundsville Apr 24 thirteen miners were charged with creating a disturbance fighting and possession of liquor after a riot between two miner groups near Woodland and Mining settlements. They were held for hearing before Justice W. E. Cranston Monday as state police and constables suppressed the clash.
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Apri
Compatt
Woodland
Lehew
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Shnose
Caremottan
Old Time Soldier of U. S. Army Dies
Brigadier General George Pennington Barder U S Army retired dies at New York home at age 91 He served in the Indian wars after the Civil War and was retired in 1907 Funeral services will be held at St Michael's Protestant Church New York Interment at Arlington Military cemeteries officers from taverns Etim will be padibuarors
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George Pennington Barder
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Bureden
St Wayne
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Hia
Wairfield Academie
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North United States Infantry
Potomac
Grant
St. Michael's
Arlagton
Ten Men Trapped In West Moreland Mine Blast
An explosion at the West Moreland Coal Company mine near West Newton Pennsylvania traps eight to ten men inside. The blast occurred late tonight and authorities dispatched a rescue crew. Initial reports indicate the mine was being opened by contractors and the trapped men belonged to a construction crew, not miners. News of the incident reached Bittshaven and the United States Bureau of Mines.
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Aneza
Weat Moreland Coal Company
Mewton
Tee Wet
Moreland
Bittshaven
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Kreme
Resurrection Sermon at Glenwood Presbyterian Church
Rev Ghiselin preached on the resurrection as the surety for Christian truths at Glenwood Presbyterian Church Charleston. The service featured many children, including Crusy Bowles who recited verses with the congregation while the pastor spoke from First Corinthians chapter 13.
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Glenwood Presbyterian Church
Wary Hlexabeth Thayer
Christ
Jesus
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Piebe
Resurrection Faith Expressed By Glenwood Pastor Mead
The Glenwood pastor discusses the resurrection and its meaning in Christian faith. He references Jesus rising after death and notes the impact of belief on forgiveness and salvation. The article mentions Reverend Gils elih and the deaths of various individuals, with testimony from their families.
Von Hindenburg Elected First German President in Poll
Von Hindenburg wins the Reichstag vote by a near million margin over Marx in a Sunday poll marked by bitter feeling. Rioting in Karlsruhe injures several and two are reported killed. Marx supporters concede defeat.
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Marx
Karlsruhe
Two Die in Auto Wrecks at Wall Hunt Tonight
At Batamont in April 2004 a car pulled aside to let another pass when a red truck toppled from a steep hill. William Richard, 40, died instantly from a broken neck. Harry Shepherd was injured and taken to hospital. George, Frederick, Pedered, and F. O. Bunty survived with minor injuries. investigators begin scene inquiry.
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Courtney
Battle Wall Hay Road
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Harry Shepherd
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G Eorge
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F. O. Buntey
Asuw Mhl Oh Securiurs Hun
Von Hindenburg Elected German President by Popular Vote
Berlin April 23 The nation elected Field Marshal von Hindenburg president by popular ballot, narrowly defeating Wilhelm Marx with about 14.05 million votes to 13.74 million. The result hinges on late returns and female suffrage influenced the close count as the Weimar coalition candidates trailed. In Karlsruhe a separate scene saw Republicans and Nationalists wounded in postelection clashes amid continuing uncertainty on coalition alignments.
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von Hindenburg
rehabHe
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Ener Dace
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Lottery winner awaits death for wife killing
A mistyped report from Prague notes a lottery winner, Karl Puxkars, imprisoned for killing his wife. The piece claims a prize of one million stownr state letters, with funds unused and directed to his five year old son upon death.
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Prague
Caceka
Stovakia
Karl Puxkars
Prinan
Solons Begin Three Day Extension Of Session Today
The West Virginia House of Delegates prepares for a three day extension to finish a budget bill. A conference committee of ten works toward a reconciled appropriation with key disputes over rural school aid and law and order funding. The Senate and House differ on university and state aid figures, with reports expected by mid afternoon.
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Herg
Henshaw
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Johnson
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Weiss
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Venate
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Waa
Ngure
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Board of Puptie Works
New York City Adopts National Traffic Signal Practice
April 26 report states New York streets switch to standard red stop and green go signals. Amber caution lights eliminated, after four years of mixed signals. Police Commissioner Vorhees moves to align with national practice, reducing waiting time for drivers and pedestrians.
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Iaet
Freen
Fit Avenue
Nusa
Vorfeht
Brees
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Beth
Attacking Fleet Scores Captures Near Honolulu
Report from HONOLU L April 20 describes naval maneuvers with Mires En Une and Tayor Shiwmuat leading attacks against the Hawaiian Islands region. Destroyers and submarines clashed, with losses reported on both sides and a hold near Pearl Harbor as the fighting moved toward Hanoludu.
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Hanoludu
Red Cross Plans Campaign to Curb Water Deaths
Washington April 2 The American Red Cross announces a national campaign to reduce drownings by funding life saving institutes and roughly 1,000 summer vacation camps. Students will serve as counselors. multiple organizations back the plan including Boy Scouts of America and others.
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Washington
Prore
College Student Drowns in Lake Near Detroit
A college student drowned in a lake near Detroit. The victim was the son of Rev. August G. Bergner, longtime pastor at St. James Lutheran Church in Detroit. Authorities investigated the incident as a tragic drowning during a spring outing with fellow students.
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Sorgrer Was
Rev
Aigust G. Bergner
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St. Jamon
Lutheran Church
Detroit
Aging Man Killed by Lifelong Friend in Cleveland
In Cleveland a 71-year-old man, Joe Morgan, shot and killed his longtime friend Julie Pramier after a feud sparked six months earlier. Morgan fled toward jail but was pursued by deputy Ballard. the clash followed Morgan’s earlier arrest for housebreaking and Pramier’s incarceration charge, with Ballard noting Morgan held a gun and fired.
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Cleveland
Joe Morgan
Julie Pramier
Cottaren
Telasy
Wotages
Morgan Chot
Wimsetf
Ballard
Pranloinh
Morin
Drowning Hero Saves Cousin in Potomac Tragedy
Mit Aprica Franklin Hall aged 12 of this city died rescuing his 4 year old cousin Stella Atlee from the Potomac. The girl fell into a swift eddy and was sinking after a third plunge Hall sprang in, pushed her toward the bank, and disappeared as onlookers watched in horror.
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Cumbitdari
Mit
Franklin Hall
Stella Atlee
Potomac
Poet of the People From Longfellow to Riley and More
The piece praises poets who speak to everyday Americans, highlighting James Whitcomb Riley Eugene Field Walter Carleton and Edgar A Guest. It lauds their focus on home life children's joys and common struggles as the true interpretation of American life. Edgar A Guest is noted for his genuine human verse and daily Gazette feature debut signs today.
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Longfellow
Howel
Riley
Rave
James Willcombs Riley
Eugene Meld
Wit Carleton
Kawi Mark- Dai
Uro
Edgar AL Guest
Ehildeen
Edgar A. Wiuedt
Amerten
Cafe patrons repulse five armed robbers in New York
In a cafe on Second Avenue, April 76, patrons fought off five armed robbers who fired six shots. Four patrons were injured as suspects escaped with about 33,000 in money and jewelry including 3600 from a cash register. Two ambulances responded. police found no trace of the robbers.
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York
Wielame
Bel/Eurone
Second Avenue
Wecute Cash Register
Yeggs Loot Safe at Cindy Store
Five burglars entered the Shuto Department store vault through a chute and looted 34000 in cash plus about 10000 in a large ante. They bound the watchman and firemen, forced a call round of entries, and fled without a trace.
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Cindy Store
Singinnaty
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