Blast Wrecks Mine Property in Fairmont
Police report a massive dynamite blast damaged transformers at Highland mine and nearby power lines along Killarm Branch. Officials believe the intent was to destroy Victor and Francis mines, with bloodhounds used to track suspects near Kehr’s Run. The blast caused loud concussion felt miles away in Fairmont.
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Fairmont
Dallewe Ip
Pranci
Montfair Gas Coal Company
Victor
Monongah Fuel Company
Killarm
Baltinera and Ohio Railroads Company
Gonagu|dation Coal Company
Highland Mins
Kehr
Atate
Consoil
Ation Company
Kuhn
Women delegates end organization at international council
In Washington in May the delegates at the international council of women focused on organization matters after the convention failed to distribute patroness cards. Informal discussions at the White House tea revealed concern over card distribution, with a plan to receive patronesses at noon tomorrow before President Coolidge's greeting period.
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Associated Press
Washington, Mey
White House
Council of Women
Ite
Coolidge
NONE INJURED IN C C TRAIN WRECK NEAR RICHMOND
Richmond Va May none injured after four coaches derailed and the line overturned when a Louisville and Cincinnati train hit a faulty switch near Richmond. A mistaken report fueled a taxi rush to hospitals. Officials opened an investigation amid tampering suspicions.
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Richmond
Ohio
Louisville
Cinccinnati
The
Fond
Summers Service for Mrs. Dapheney Summers
Funeral services for Mrs. Dapheney Summers will be held at her residence on Third Avenue Thursday afternoon at 2 30. Interment will be in Spring Hill Cemetery.
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Dapheney ‘Summers
Third Avenue
Fternoon
Spring Hill Cemetery
Heal Skin Diseases For 35 Cents Noticeable Relief
Peterson's Vlotment and ointment promise fast relief from burning itching and rough skin. After a few applications itching fades and skin appears clearer, free from eruptions pimples and rashes. Peterson's Ointment Co Buffalo NY advertises large box for 50 cents.
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Peterson
Peter Igon
Bram- Peterson
Escents
Paterson Olntmant Co
Buffalo
N.Y
No title provided
Not enough readable to form a complete headline. The article reports on labor court arguments by Henry Warrum and Joan Howard, injunction issues around coal mine unionization, and ongoing non union mining activity in northern West Virginia with several mines at work and picketing continuing in the region.
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Fom
Paris
Henry Warrum
Joan AL Howard
Warrom
Howard
Union
Ktlorne R
Baker
United States Ofrourl Court of Appeals
Calliers
Howerd
Hitchman Coal Company
West Virginia-Pittsburgh
Han
A. Ledvinka
Bridgeport
Ohio
United Ming Workers Subdistricts
West Virginia
Fairmont
Berry
Delmar Coal Company
Stasemont
Monongah Division
Manongeahela Railway
Rennira
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Carmberland
J. L. Studdard
United Mine Workers of America
van A. Glttner
Wheeling
Studdard
van Bitiner
Gion
Dakota
Kives- Vile
Benton Mitchell
Barrackville
Eagle
Clark Coal and Coke Company
Erie
Bittner
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength preparation
An advertisement touts Othine double strength for freckle removal claiming quick results and a money back guarantee. It also promotes Othine Complexion Soap and related products from Othine Laboratories Inc with promises of improved skin tone and fading freckles.
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al Drut
Flores
Department Atorus
Othine Laboratories, Inc
Burfata, IN
UncleBob Carr A Charleston Builder and South Hills Pioneer
Colonel Carr helped shape South Hills by promoting a bridge to Charleston and guiding development of the garden spot area. He organized a company, supervised engineers, and saw streets and lots laid out before the bridge opened 34 years ago. He later lived in a self built home overlooking the city and served on the state board of regents. A notable anecdote recalls his likeness to actor Micklin Duele during a New York trip.
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Cootioard
Page Oued Reon
Charleston
Colonel Carr
South Hills
Werk
South Side
South Charleston
South Allis
Ts Tamily
State Board of Regents
The
Pins
New York City
Micklin
Fragmentary note on trade contracts and union actions
A fragment discusses starting efforts at dawn to supply a fake trade contract. It notes workers being dropped from the owners' union and mentions plans to influence views and align with a Jacksonville scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave Bren
Onnners
Jacksonville
Head of Blanks Cross-Examination in Merger Case
Counsel for Chesapeake and Ohio steel holders attack the merger and plan to cross examine Mr Hall tomorrow about the directors and the proposed extensive connections. The merger faces stress as trains were taken off lines and officials address the directorate.
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Rewne
Ise
Ccpal
F.C. Anderaoh
Wu Areun
Chesapeake and Ghlu
Hall
Taxpayers demand restraint on city government burdens
The document presents a call by the Board of Trustees of State Federation of Taxpayers Inc urging stern resistance to what it calls paternalistic government. It asserts the need to curb taxation, protect private property, and empower recall and referendum to prevent imagined abuse. The text lists principles against excessive public expenditure and calls for relief for taxpayers.
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Lage Nue
Punza
Rome
Board of Trustees of
State Federation of Taxpayers, Inc
Fear Felt For Missing Air Crew In Nashville Search
In Nashville on May 6 Major Mason at Intrick reports missing air crew members from Memphis after a forced landing. Lieutenant Meloy of the 195th squadron says officials in Washington were wired as to General Lattock’s whereabouts while Army officers returning from Bluefield field reported greeting the general at dark.
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Washvilee
Tenn
Feral Mason
Intrick
Ale Meryice
Bev
Memphis
Ivan Alepline
Ofelnek
J. Meloy
Nashville
Meloy
Washington
Dac
Nashvilly
Binelewood Field
Ganeral Lattick
Lifer Crafts Remarkable Clock Inside Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia May 2 A prisoner Jacob Pesendorfer known as Liter Jake built a remarkable clock for the Eastern Penitentiary. He labored three years, using a wooden pendulum brass components and a unique self winding mechanism, with weights running through a cable to the cellar. The clock stands three feet in diameter and weighs twelve pounds, reputedly wound once a month.
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Nanny Bloomnargh
Philadelphia
Jacob Pesendorfer
Jake
Besendorfer
Gil Wills
Holly
EL Tok bin
Peter
Hig Glock
Clark Wie
Anata Instructor Claims He Understands Women
Samuel Loty, an automobile dealer, claims to understand women by rank and hair color. He says tall women are not as good, red headed women are the best, and teachers become stubborn from teaching. The article notes his questionable theories and the odd interview tone.
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Anata
San Antonio
Texna
Samuel Loty
Ateactor
Locil Motor Company
Ato
Aswomkn
Gual
Etrurian Tombs Found in Cavre Italy
Excavations near Cavre Italy reveal ten tombs from Flourian era, dating about twenty centuries before present. Artifacts include funerary rites remnants, Tarian decorations, and a possible Metale girl's toys left beside a burial.
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Italy
Cavre
Jaye
Bar
Kewpie Doll Sparks Divorce Battle in Salem Trial
In Salem on May 4, Mrs. Elizabeth Connally testified in probate court that she struck her husband James M. Connally with a Kewpie doll leading to a shattered marriage. Connally, an Lynn accountant and war veteran, has returned from service. Mrs Connally seeks separate support, custody of their four year old daughter June, and living apart for fault. She alleges ongoing quarrels and infidelity.
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Salem
Mass
James M. Connelly
Lynn
Ahd
Eilaaberh
Connelly
Connally
Wrenes
June
John W. Morgan
Cnused
Wresier Park
Yyvunar
Prince Reaches New Life Guarding Boston Art Palace
Prince, former royalist at large after revolution, now guards the Jat Mra museum in Boston with his wife Princess Sophie Toumanoff and two sons. He previously worked as an elevator operator and played in a Broadway orchestra while his family seeks support. a Boston social service group arranged a post in the Fenway Court museum, where he spends four days a week guarding treasures and interpreting languages.
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Boston
Liinen Frately
Toumanoff
Jat
Mra
Jack Gardner
Pringe Ratty
New York
Sophie Toumanoff
Sophie
Demspey Sails On Honeymoon Trip
The Associated Press reports Demspey sails with his wife for five weeks to England and France. He reiterates no retirement plans, says the trip is a honeymoon and not a boxing promo. He names Tunney Gibbons and Wits as the toughest heavies and keeps future plans open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leipsey
Ten Million Gain Suffrage Under New Law in Japan
Tokyo May 6 A sweeping reform grants the right to vote to all male citizens of Japan who are 25 or older, excluding the indigent relying on charity. The passage ends a bitter diet fight led by conservative peers seeking to curb enfranchisement, while paving the way for a likely Labor party and broader political transformations.
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Japan
Luther A. Huston
Tokyo
Imperial Dist of
Lexdera
Ketkrukai
House of Peers
Peeew Vietd
Elisa Thit
Dortrinus
Heidime
Albar
Polite
Jenk Party
Labor
Tela
Utser
Diet
House of Neors
Ferelenera
Sind
Thair
Cochrane Leads Trapshoot Scores In Kanawha War Meet
George Cochrane topped a Kanawha Sportsmen's Club trapshoot with 8 of 49 targets yesterday afternoon. Closely following for honors was AL Smith with 70 of 70. Other shooters included Crner with 1 of 1, Flow tuckwiller 46 of 75, Childresas 50 of 30, Tuske iler ib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cochrane
AL. Smith
Childrese
Tuckwiller
Childresas
Wo Tuske
Iler
Trout
STEP ALONG WINS BLUE GRASS STAKES AT LEXINGTON
The Kentucky Derby week race at Lexington on May 16 features Step Along winning the Blue Grass Stakes with Broadway Jones second and Hill Steap third. Fred M. Graber's Chestnut is among the entrants in the Kentucky Derby prep event.
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Step Along
Blue Grass
Lexington
Fred M. Graber
Broadway Jones
Hill
American boxers defeat opponents at all-American championships
Boston May 6 Amateur boxers of the United States claimed victory in eight of nineteen bouts in the all-American championships preliminaries. South America and Canada accounts split the rest as American boxers dominated, with three knockouts and five decisions credited to the U S A. Salvador Crecel of Chile fell to Arthur Fisin of Lawrence in a notable bout.
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Boston
United States
South America
Chia
The
United
Plynn
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Capital
Sears
Monumenta
Virginia ST
Pomeroy
Jonn J. Lewis
United Biine Warkers of America
Lee Hall
Dark Hollow
Phisburgh Corl Company
Kellie
Bachoelles Kormult
Robert S. Carr
Hig
Nell
Areeta
Bob” Carr
Bowen
ER Neah Eervier
Memphis At & E
Penn
Wesendorfer
Prince
Palace
Ottawa
Dominion Observatory
Dempsey
England
Labor Party
Pence Springs
J.D. Pence
Mer. Pence Springs, W. VA
Cochrane
Sportsmans Club
Tred M. Grabner
0. S
Quarrier Zeer
OX News
Norma Talmadge
Diz
Irvin
Ninth Street
Huntington
W. VA
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