Warriner hopes to avert anthracite strike on road board
Samuel Warriner, chairman of the anthracite operators conference, says negotiations should continue to avert production suspension. He rebuts miners’ charges on arbitration and outlines production cost reductions to align prices with markets. Ohio mines suspend operations. London votes fund coal settlement. Berkeley County political maneuvering notes potential gubernatorial appointments.
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Warriner
Associated Fexs
Philadelphia
Samuel Warriner
Anthracite Operators
Bret
John J. Lewin
United Mine Workers
Lew
Inglis
Ohio Mines
Bridgeport
Univ
Ohio
Clarkson Vea Company
Cleveland
C. 3
Albasin
Pittsburgh
Sseveration
St. Clairsville
Dillonvale
Pennsylvania
Southern
Virginia
Woman Dies After Use As Human Shield In NYC Theft
In New York city on August 4 a woman Mary Connelly age 25 mother of four died after being used as a human shield during a gun battle with truck thieves. Detective Richard Heneberry was seriously wounded as officers and a department chauffeur exchanged gunfire on Wentworth Street. Two suspects were captured in a nearby yard hours after the Connelly home incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Connelly
Richard Heneberry
Patromen
Went
Wiehot
Connelly
Butchers Plan to Help Brides Select Meats
John C. Cateing, New York secretary of the national association of menin commerce, tells a national convention that brides lack knowledge of meat cuts. He says retailers should educate brides about different cuts and correct quantities, noting misunderstandings about pork and chicken portions.
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Omaia
Youns Briden
John C. Cateing
New York
Menin Comnetia
Ian Pound
West Virginia awards record road contracts in multi-million sums
The state road commission announced contracts totaling about 2.2 million dollars for paving, grading, and drainage across multiple counties. Largest single award reached 1.533 million for reinforced concrete paving on the Elizabeth Spencer route, with completion goal set for July 1. Additional bids include 731 thousand and 4 hundred thousand dollar contracts for other highways.
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Charleston-Parkersburg
State Road Commission
Ign
Connell and
Laub
Titusville
Elizabeth-Spencer
Wirt
Roane
Weat
Virginia
Compission
Periguson Brothers
Shinnston
W. VI
Charleston Clendenin
Hatcheld Construction Company
Huntington
Urtis V. Reetae
Ravenswood
W. Va
Puny
Honemigts
Ho, Spabright and Company
Wheeling
Fulton
Ohio County
W. Oh, Armstrong and Company
Fairmont
Harrison County
Cole. Bros. Construction Ceammaings
Morgantown
Reedsville
Monongalia County
Preston County
Tatgenhorst and
Laughlin
Riverpool
Oho
River Road
Ghigo County
Orta
Wheeline
Beech Bottom Road
Brooke County
Johnson Urged for Legion Post Leader Bid
In Clarrksburg Ava region Lt Volonek Louis AL Sehngen faced endorsement for commander of the American Legion. Martinsburg meeting in August saw local Legion resolutions backing the candidacy and urging state support.
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Clarrksburu
Ava
Fideutenant Volonek
Louis AL Sehngen
American Legion
Martinsburg
Tesolutiona
Edward Browning seeks Mary age at adoption hearing
Edward W Browning presents findings on the Mary adoption case in Queens. Public welfare chief Bird Coler questions Mary’s age and origin, noting Mary was brought to the United States in 1910. Browning reveals plans for support and a $100000 life Insurance trust for Mary, who will turn sixteen in two years.
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Edward W. Browstnot
Prac
Mary
Coler
Phatac
Sirownins
Wlalum
Mary m
Bard of Education
United Staver
Heowrine
Omiones
Maury
Beth
Sildred
Ita Suling
Mery
Mer. Browning
Dabiyais
Browning
Steck Continues to Register Gain in Iowa Recount
Washington reports the Iowa recount shows Paul Steck extending his lead in the contested ballot count. Official totals include Steck at 20,800 votes with Brookhart at 142,001 and other figures noted as unsettled in the vote review.
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Steck
Iowa
Washington
Pawel i. Steck
Wennie Committee
Effen
Rave Steck
Brookhart
Stevte
Brookhart Baller
Tammany Bolts Hylan Support in Bronx Political Drama
An Asherated Press report details Tammany Hall, Bronx Democratic committee leaders, and State Senator James of Walaty discussing plans to back Boden for mayor. Governor Smith and Hearst rumored to back Walker, with threats of an independent bid if Hylan is defeated.
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Gore
Renan
Harry Henghan
Berkeley
Con
Drew Stephenson
Henshie
Friends
Henshaw
Rim
NEW York Age
Hylan
Heruime
Executive Committee
Taamiang Ball
Bronx
James
Wala
Maurie
Conmolly
Queens
David &. Rendt
Richmond
Boden
Guavernor Smith
Ian Tandelot Hearst
Meyer Hylan
Walker
Tammany
Juvernor Smith World Matey
Hye
Noeter
Vhs
Neds
Centennial Denies Plan For Klan Day At Exposition
Philadelphia officials rejected a Ku Klux Klan request to set aside three days during the centennial exposition next year. Exposition executives noted such a move could cause misunderstanding and prejudice and declined the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Noeck
Ku Klux Klan
Exowlthon
T. Trine
Paulo Winter
Loent Eld
Polley
Ederle Races for Record in Major Open Swim Tonight
Ederle prepares for a long swim tonight across a turbulent channel as she aims to conquer water and fatigue. Reported conditions say weather has been improving and the event draws attention from New York and Buenos Aires observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ederle
Buuloune
Bringe
Aue
Magik
Terieude Dela
New York
Gite
Huenus Aires
Aturt
Cape Grin
Dover
Mrogel
Voday Mas Edertes Wims Hoon
Warleout
Manae
Debt funding of three nations faces America debate
The Associated Press reports intense negotiations on funding Belgium's 488.4 million war debt and possible similar moves for France and Italy. Aimed at funding about ten billion dollars of unfunded foreign debt, talks involve U.S. and Belgian commissions, with preliminary meetings and an open stance on Belgium's capacity to pay.
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America
Associated Press
Washington
Belgium
United Suites
Avourt
France
Italy
Belgian Commission
America Commission
Sulumiadias
Fo Ave
Dixenan
Bell's Crum Gomipans Assets Report in Bankruptcy
A preliminary report from the creditors committee on the Titanic assets and liabilities lists John A. Bell president of the closed Gare rekte Crum Gomipans with estimated losses around 9.4 million over five years. The filing records 42 named interests, including stocks bonds and notes, and recommends bankruptcy proceedings against Bell.
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Puter Rah
John A. Bell
Gare Rekte ‘Crum Gomipans
Credite Committee
Peoples Savings and ‘Trust
Vedas
Hell
Neparine
Repord
Bell
Geintier
Bunttraptey
Picnic Party Ends in Free-For-All
An unruly picnic devolved into a free-for-all with multiple participants clashing. Authorities described disorder as interfering, with arrests and disruptions reported as officers dispersed the crowd and restored order at the scene.
Killer in Blue Creek case surrenders to police
Palmer Pitzer, 82, a United Fuel Gas employee at Coco in Blue Creek, waits in Kanawha county jail for a preliminary hearing on a murder charge arising from an altercation at his home with Joseph R. Myers Jr., 22. Pitzer claimed Myers needed killing after entering the house and threatening his family.
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Palmer Pitzer
United Fuel Gas Company
Coco
Blue Creek
Kanawha
Frank C. Burdett
Joseph R. Myers, Jr
Witwer
Cali
Wanner
Hloe. Walker
Etk Dietriot
wMicer
Buttner
Myers
Clyde Carpentre
Klansmen Gather in Washington Ahead of Parade
Reports describe Klan followers arriving in Washington for protests planned Saturday with police outlining parade routes and guard details. Meanwhile Chicago and other cities await high profile church leaders for the Knights of Columbus convention events and related talks.
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Washington
Iklansmen
Limosan Cearly
Carhvaneers
R. Irona
King Headquarters
Odo
lWieuraueciens
Uty
Uxusl Watke
Pellartin Lee
Vieture
Gueidanes
Vondius
Washintonian
Pullee
Thomas L. Avant
Reunien
Klan
Leonetlee
Knights of Columbus
Chicago
Aviators Death Accidental Claim in Army Notice
An official statement denies that Wilbur Wristt acted with intent as investigations link Private Oserolt Texrent of Pingten to a battlefield incident. The death occurred during a broken line drill as Lt J J Adams cites evidence suggesting accidental causes and no deliberate misconduct.
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Rayton
Ota
W. Ralind
Wilbur
J. J. Adams
Reanton
Wheelin
Oserolt Texrent
Pingten
Heldverterdiay
Luspel Mission Captain in Jail
A garbled report describes Luspel Mission Captain being jailed amid turmoil. The text references officials, a judge, and a pending inquiry with mentions of a day’s events and a wandering figure, but exact details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Former Huntington Mayor John Birk Stevenson Dies
John Birk Stevenson, former Huntington mayor and president of Sean Stevenson and Co, died at 8:55 p m after a paralytic stroke. A Democrat and longtime business and civic leader, he served as city executive and influenced state party activities. Survived by widow Myre, Mary Abbott Stevenson, son Paul Stevenson, and sisters, funeral set for Saturday with burial in Huntington.
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Huntington
John Birk, Stevenson
Sean Stevenson and Company
Hunting
Stevenson Jone
Tie
Mantiile
Myre
Mary Abbot Stevenson
Gol DB Abbott
Paul IG
Stevenson
Dedn Keyhoe
Minima Stevenson
Heyerne
Ola
Russell Scott Escapes Gallows After Sanity Verdict
The Associated Press reports Russell Scott was spared death after a jury ruled him sane. The murder conviction remains with a new sanity trial determining his fate, and Scott was sent to an asylum for further evaluation while his wife Catherine and his mother expressed relief.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Russell Scott
Hidadeseph
H. David
Fim Bie Sone
Scott
Chester
Cynsels
Sue Mathenlens
Boett
Catherine Scott
Thomas Scott
Cather
Reo
Nsine
Mix Jamey Scott
Joseph Maurer
Nourse Lefary
Soverner Small
Rome
Dugit
Coolidge Eyes Anthracite Strike During Swampscott Talk
President Coolidge considers action on the anthracite coal dispute as he weighs the option to meet Attorney General after a Swampscott conference with Cabinet members expected to discuss departmental matters. Representative Womack of Holiness also has a role in briefing on highways before the Pan American event in Buenos Aires. A bank cashier was killed in Arizona during a robbery, with three bandits fleeing with a small sum.
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London
House of Commons
Jennoxciung
Henshaw
State Senate
Round Commission
Seale Henshaw
Nixon
Stere
Gery Prior Gere
Resistanve
Ira Bilver
Martinsturs
Afr
Bilver
Washington
General Manger
Stivens
Agu
Agu Texyit
Menshaw
Berkeley County
White
Racity Road Corporation
Browpy Ute Welt
Mingo
Vige Keven
Swampscott
Attnes
General Sargent
Coolidge
Cabinet Aiticinis
Sargent
Coolidie Tate
Nistor
Hult
Almerta 8
Buenos Aires
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Br. Warriner
Lewis
Atlantic City
Aeale
Aan Warthiner
Solon
Charleston- Parkersburg
Hatheld Construction Coupe
Pyok Mill
Chapmanville
Ditwan County
Waugh Snd
Derrick
Bluefield
Bihel
Hetzel
Imdogan County
Aum
John Temple Raves
Johnson
Legion Post
Clarksburg
Edward W. Browning
Dante Erbe
Tammany Bolts
James J. Walker
New York City
Centennial
Sesquil Exposition
Carnegie Trust Company
Patrick Cawley
Mmorkray
Rrbihg
AUK. Fc
Hollidey
Abe Mohuty
Uae
Magers
Jurgen Elite
Akoriid
Mourley
Blbee
Weller
Tata
Birger
Pitzer
Conydimme
Cardinals
Huluth
Minn
Holy City
Knights of Coimarbus
C. 3. Quille
Huchariade Council
Monsignor
Quille Colaimn
Grant
Pius XI
Cardinal Mundelein
Quille
San Francisws
Baltimore
Detroit
Columbus
Mattyrs
International ‘Truth Society
Knighta Formmily
Dayton Field
Robins
Luspel
Todd
John By Stevenson
Cabell County
Dory LA
Whine
Fie
the Globe
Afar
THE
Charleston Gazette
Chester Asylum
VMA
Arix
T. Hobba
Tindaden
Gadkden
Aris
Vanh
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