Riots Break Out in Paint Creek West Virginia
United Press reports rioting in Paint Creek area near Oboley property with nearly a thousand onlookers and armed deputies. Strikers who refused to join a new settlement caused clashes on company grounds as authorities pursue alleged rioters. Governor Hutfield instructed civil authorities to restore order. state forces prepared to intervene if needed.
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United Press
Charleston
Algers
Oboley
Paint Creek
Wember
Oneritors
Wolf
Huttield
Miles
Jnst
Anttierd
Bulgars Reported Winning Advance In Europe War News
London dispatches say Bulgarian forces scored a decisive rear attack near Vranja and seized ammunition supplies. Bulgarian units reportedly moved into Itu town while Serbian elements retreated along the Mor river. Full reports are delayed and mobilization is underway for a broader Bulgarian invasion by Friday.
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United Press
London
Vranja
Hutzariana
Itua
Mor River
Tne
Bervina
Balkarska
Eles
Buch
Murray Resumes as President of Baseball League
The league announces that William Murray will again lead the organization. Crescent High Stars return to action against a reorganized Kurte team after a logistics reset. Hopkins shines at third post injury, while Lathrop’s squad readies for practice and aims to regain form. An order to restore the diamond to top condition began this morning.
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City Teague
Crescent High Stars
Kurte
Hi Boys
Hopkins
Bily" Murray
Lamar Says It Was Only Wall Street Game
United Press reports David Lamar the wolf of Wall Street appeared before the Senate lobby investigators. He defended himself against alleged fraud in pledging influence of Democratic leaders to J. P. Morgan and allied interests, claiming his actions were aimed at correcting wrongs of Wall Street over the past eight to ten years.
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Lamar
Wall Street
United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
J. P. Morgan
David Lamar
Wolf of
John D Rockefeller Birthday Observed Quietly
Cleveland newswire reports John D Rockefeller celebrated his birthday with a simple morning at Forest Hill. He received hundreds of congratulatory messages from business and personal friends. The Oil King enjoyed golf, an auto ride, and calls from relatives, crediting health to his physician Dr A F Biggar and personal circle.
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United Press
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Flul
Tockefelter
Hf. P. Biggar
Fins
Rockefuller
Rockefeller
de A. F. Bikar
Rockefeller Han
Han
J. He Harriman
J.P. Morgin
Henry Mt. Plugler
Wake up the government placards at Lever home blaze
United Press from Hornlen England reports Sir George Lever’s Livington Hill residence was destroyed by fire today. The mansion, unoccupied, contained valuable tapestries and artworks. placards on site urged King George to wake the government and offered a harsh note to the royal device. Miss Zellie Emerson of Detroit received a one month sentence for resisting an officer.
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United Press
Hornlen
England
Sir George Lever
Livington Hill
King George
Lever
Zellie Emerson
Detroit
Second Girl Dead At Pittsburg After Mercury Poisoning
Pittsburg Pennsylvania July Culled report says Cathleen Burns seventeen died after both she and Anna Rut Ing swallowed bolts of mercury with their parents learning of relations with two Pittsburg policemen. The other girl died a week ago. Connelly and Lavery the two officers charged are suspended awaiting a police commission hearing.
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Pittsburg
Cathleen Burns
Anna
Connelly
Lavery
Avila Taving
Cheeles
Silverware Night at Lyric Ends With Hardware Draw
Weapons at Barlow Hardware Co. draw crowds during Silverware Night at the Lyric. Walter Susy, Gallagher, a tailor, Wright, jeweler and others including Acme Mills, Geo Roberts, Dempsey Bros., Frank Gay, Taylor Bros., W. H. Duffy, Arnold Milliner, C Babbitt, Denes, Weeki Breadon, Sam Jacobson and Fred Hoonus collected chests. Mrs T Brown of 249 Mrinklin Street and Mrs Juliet of Warrior, plus Grandin Hotel guest Mrs. Creal Resaler, are among participants at 120 Park tilaca.
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Lyric
Barlow Hardware Co
Walter Susy
Gallagher
Wright
Jeweler
Acme Mills
Geo, Roberts
Dempsey Bros
Frank Gay
Taylor Bros
W. H. Duffy
Arnold Milliner
C. ©. Babbitt
Denes
Weeki Breadon
Sam Jacobson
Fred Hoonus
Mrs. T. Brown
Mrinklin Street
Creal Resaler
Grandin Hotel
Juliet
Warrior
Park Tilaca
Haven School Board Holds Meeting Reelected Officials and Budget
The Haven School Board met last evening with Seoy Rowe and Treasurer Palmer reelected for the year starting July 4, 1864. The board authorized $40 for Domestic Science room changes, approved bond sales into a building fund, and directed new bonds of 41500000. The president and secretary were empowered to issue orders for fixed charges and the board set regular meetings for the second Wednesday each month. The audit by Will Postle, Shwal and Burlingame was read and will be published by a Corry paper designated by the court.
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Board of Haven
Barlow
Amidon
Heerlein
Waittlesay
Auer
Travurer
R. H. Palmer
P. S. Town
Hearts
Whittlesey
Hoarlely
Eam
Willi Postte
Flying boats race over Lake Michigan in Chicago display
Crowds along the Grant Park and Lincoln Beachey start line watch flying boats skim the water and take off in a Detroit bound race amid hydroplane and aeroplane displays. Aviator Lincoln Beachey fired the starter shot as high powered craft and hydroplanes roared past the Chicago Yacht Club. An abrupt shift of figures reports a prison appointment in Albany and changes in Clinton prison ward positions.
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Meir
Grant
Mchigano
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago and
Columbia Yacht Club
Mono’ Aero Club
Prov
Lincoln Beachey
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