Striker clash at Stearns Coal mine escalates injuries
In Stearns Kentucky a fight erupted at the Stearns Coal mine over union activity. One striker was wounded while another man was knocked down amid arrests for violating an injunction. Judge Cochran expressed surprise and said he would decide on further action. General Manager J O Mo said the Stearns mine is the only Q and CC line operation in the area.
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West
Anvante
United
Ee Bevof
Attorneys Wars Coal Company
RL. Stearns
Stearns
Cochran
J. O. Mo
Stearns Coal ‘Company
Union Trust Building
Ivan Seid
Kentucky deputy killed in porch shooting by violent nephew
In Nicholaville Kentucky Deputy Logan Young of Jessamine County was fatally shot by his nephew Mat Young who then wounded Deputy Sheriff Holloway. The assailant fled toward the river on horseback as officials organized a manhunt with Sheriff R Moss and a posse.
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Nicholabville
Baller Logan Young
Jessamine Goumty
Mat Young
George C. Holloway
Hardin
Logan Young
Hivlloway
Aig
R. Moss
Young
Town Marshal Fatally Shoots Man in Carter County Duel
In Graydon Carter County a town marshal named Frank Prather shot and killed Grant Stamper in a duel. Steve Stamper was wounded. Prather reportedly faced prior threats and attempted to arrest Stamper before the fatal shooting.
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Srothers
Carpetuavy
Graydon
Carter County
American extradited to Paris for worthless-check auto loan
An American living in Paris, Marideville De Marrigny Hall, was extradited from London and sentenced to thirteen months for obtaining an automobile with a worthless check. The evidence shows Hall and his wife passed two bad checks at a Credit Lyonnais branch and paid for a hotel stay with a forged note. The couple traveled to England and Scotland before Hall’s arrest in London and return to Paris for trial.
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Paris
Marideville de Marigny Hall
London
Hall
Credit Lyon
Ee Ais
Thiz Bank
Schreck
Halls
England
Scotland
Eight Night Riders Hearings Resumed in Union City
Witnesses H Thurman and Walter Holt tested yesterday on motion of the Attorney General Cald ere attend the proceedings. The eight night riders were not present at the hearing and no adjournment was noted. The case resumed Monday in Union City, Tennessee.
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Union City
Tenn
H. Thurman
Will
Walter Holt
Caldere
Aggressive Senatorial Fight Draws in New Candidate
Wellston Iron, King is being groomed as a dark horse in the race amid a heated fight over the Ohio Senate seat. Taft and Burton factions clash as Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties pledge support. battle resumes Monday with regional leaders back in the fray after a hospital visit.
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Wellston Iron
Ohio Politics and Taft Backers Face Burton Challenge
A Toledo era political column outlines Cleveland congressman Burton’s bid facing opposition from Charles P. Taft and northern versus southern Ohio dynamics. It notes Governor Harris and Foraker in a tight race, with patience for patronage and regional bloc strategy shaping next week’s key lobbying efforts.
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Ohig
General Assembly
Hig
Ohio
Senate
Chicinnati
Dayton
Marietta
Xenia
Hamilton
Poéuth
Urbana
Scomatte Foraker
Foraker
Peperene
Burton Says Chances Are Good After Toledo Visit
Congressman Theodore Burton of Cleveland spoke upon arrival and told the Toledo audience that his chances look favorable. He addressed the Whole Vale Merchants and Manufacturers Board of the Toledo Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel Secor, promising support and discussing votes.
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Burton
Toledo
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Wholevale Merchants and Manufacturers’ ‘Board
Toledo Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Secor
Fight for United States Senate resumes in Columbus
Activities in the race for the U S Senate will resume in Columbus tomorrow morning. Most candidates arrive tonight except Taft, who plans to travel Monday. Taft supporters push for an open caucus to newspapers, while other factions favor a party caucus to end the dispute.
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United States
Columbus
C P.taft
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
Chittendenotel
Taft
Taft Hope
Beleve
State House
General Assembly
Charles P. Taft
Paft
Pittsburg Bribery Probe Sees Delayed Arrests
Pittsburg reports no new arrests in the councilman bribery case after seven councilmen and two ex bankers were taken into custody Monday. Officials suggest 17 to 20 more arrests may occur after year’s start. The case widens amid rumors of bank examinations and funds handling deals.
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Pittsburg
ParDec
Leo Weill
Véters’Stague
Leaguer
Ete
T.D. Harmon
Voters’ League
Ocean Mail Delayed by Six Day Gale From Queenstown
From New York December 16 reports the steamship Lucania arrived bringing 2400 sacks of Christmas mails after a six day voyage from Queenstown marked by exceptionally strong gales.
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Lucania
New York
Queenstown
Mie Snes
Souvenir Spoons and the Gum Trade Become American Icons
The article traces souvenir spoons rising in popularity as a patriotic and commercial craze led by a Salem jeweler. It notes gum chewing as an American habit with major industry, exports, and tariffs debates. It also describes early sight seeing cars and electric traction tours shaping urban tourism.
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Taddiats
England
Scotland
Salem
Mass
United States
Mount Vernon
Edward K. Somborn
New York
Sienmiede
Kand
Sheneney
Capright
Frederic J. Haskin
Hoagie
Foraker Statement Fails To Materialize In Office
Fragments of a report suggest Senator Foraker planned a statement for newspapers but could not prepare it while at his office. The text notes friends were said to be heated or upset, with unclear lines indicating tension and possible delays.
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Congress
Ohio
Clévéland
Burton
William H. Taft
Williams
H. Tate
Saeous al “Oesabe
Charles P. Taft
Foraker
Myrone T. Herrick
C. P. Taft
United States
Friends of
Senat
Miners Pact In Paint Creek Mine Declared Void
Charleston W Va December 26 The agreement reached Tuesday between the operators and miners of the Paint Creek cost mining section was void and opposed by other operators according to statements from the Operators' association.
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Charleston
Paint Creek
Venezuela Recognizes Gomes Regime After Bloodless Revolution
Caracas reports the presidency of Juan Vicente Gomes is officially and unofficially recognized as Venezuela ends a bloodless revolution. Celestino Castro accepts the new regime and arms assets are seized, while Cipriano Castro faces lawsuits over rental and property losses estimated at 2 million dollars. The press gains freedom and a border dispute with Colombia seeks resolution.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Juan Vicente Gomes
Gomez
Su- Chavon
Celestino Castro
Tachira
Castro
Cipriano Castro
Madame Crespo
Joaquin Crespo
Miraflores Palace
Francé
Venezuelans Sail for Home From New York Pier
Venezuelan exiles led by Generals Nicolas Rolando Ramon Ayala and Felix Ampard returned to Venezuela aboard the steamer Maracaibo after a New York harbor departure. They traveled at the invitation of new leaders aligned with Vicente Gomes amid the Castro regime overthrow.
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New
York
Maracaibo
Nicolas Rolando
Ramon Ayala
Felix Ampard
Vemenaete
Pak
Esie
Vicente Gomes
Unclear Forest Walk Noted After Hospital Return
Fragmentary report describes a person walking through a forest for an hour and returning to a hospital. The text is garbled and cannot confirm names, dates, or specific events.
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