The Many Win In The End
The piece argues that Albanian independence cannot be forced by outside powers and that history shows oppressed masses eventual victory. It criticizes forceful statesmanship and imperial schemes, predicting the future march of millions against injustice and the eventual failure of oppressive rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Johnstown Democrat
Europe
Continental
France
Mexico
Russia
Poland
Ulster
England
Our Mexican Problem and Reconstruction after Huerta
Collier's Weekly argues for U S involvement to aid Mexico after Huerta. It urges land reform, redistribution similar to Ireland and New Zealand, and fair taxation to curb peon exploitation while warning tyrannies rise and fall. It emphasizes public instruction modeled on the Philippines and cautious foreign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Tampico
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Philippine Islands
Ireland
New Zealand
Mexico
Chihuahua
Campeche
Collier’s Weekly
Settlem ent of Brewers Strike Reached at Meyersdale Firm
Stockholders of Meyersdale Brewing Company meet to end the strike. Workers return to work after an agreement requiring 60 days notice if either side ends the employment. The company must also give similar notice if it dispenses an employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersda’le Brewing Company
Grafton Secures Pottery Plant Investment
Grafton on June 1 reports business men completed the funding of 37500 dollars to attract a pottery plant. The full amount was paid in cash by every contributor, raised in three weeks without any reduction from the original sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Fragmentary Classified Ad Appears in Newspapers
Ungrammatical OCR fragment offers item details about a dental product at a low price with unrelated stray letters and misread words, lacking clear context or attribution.
Elkhorn Fuel Company Stockholders Privileged to Subscribe
The notice to Elkhorn Fuel Company stockholders led by Clarence W. Watson of New York states that subscribers may take up unsold preferred and common shares of the Elkhorn Mining Corporation, lessee of 20 000 acres of coal land in the Elkhorn region of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Kentucky
Elkhorn Fuel Company
Clarence W. Watson
New York
Elkhorn Mining Corporation
Fatal Mistake Claims Clarence Margret in Illinois
Clarence Margret died in Illinois after taking carbolic acid misread as medicine. He lived with Miss Runyan of Weedmore and resided in Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Margret
Illinois
Mr. Margret
Runyan
Weedmore
Hancock
Removal Notice from McHugh Firm to New Offices
Wm. E. McHugh, attorney at law, has moved from 55 and 56 Third National Bank Building to new offices at No. 1 Washington Street. 1 1-lmo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. McHugh
Third National Bank
Washington Street
Timely Topics on Peace Talks and Public Figures
A column mocks hopeful peace efforts in Mexico with Carranza and Benevides amid regional meddling. It notes Becker's back in the death house, a Madero refugee killed in New Jersey, and various civic glimpses from politics to fashion and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Carranza
Wheeling Priest to Prosecute Menace
Attorney Frank A. O'Brien will travel to Joplin Missouri in early June to pursue a $50,000 lawsuit for Rev Father Edward Rossman against the Menace newspaper. Rossman and local Catholic clergy will accompany him as the suit stems from a Menace article naming the priest while he visited relatives. The priest leads Sacred Heart church on North Main Street and enjoys strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Frank A. O’brien
Joplin
Father Edward Rossman
O’brien
Father Rossman
Sacred Heart Church
North Main Street
Baths on Union Street Advertised in Edison Paper
Local ad promotes baths at 14 Union Street Edison, offering steam, shower, and grooming services with labeled price options for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
EdisoquEl ; Co
Adv
Mine King's Bride Story Unfolds In Lost Romance Cart
The account centers on a mine magnate's wife from years past who is to reveal her identity. After her marriage ended in death, the man who once courted her proposes again and is accepted. The filing accuses cruelty in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MINE
Enum
Paris Safe For Our Girls Says American Delegate
Mrs Hugh R Griffin a General Federation of Women's Clubs delegate calls Paris safe for American students abroad noting clubs and churches help keep girls from loneliness or ill treatment She believes active cooperation will restore public utility confidence and credit in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Adams
Paris
New York
Smen
Hugh R. Griffin
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Parris
Friends of Prosperity
A Bit of Everything For The Press Readers
A collage of verse and humor pieces spans old battlefields and social aims. It includes jokes about fashion, elections, manners, and domestic hints, mixing light satire with pithy quips and cartoons of daily life.
Richards sounds alarm on sham vices and alarms in state politics
Eugene Lamb Richards as State Bank Superintendent told the New York Savings Bank Association that America faces a chronic epidemic of sham vices and alarms. He called alarmists artists in bumcombe and urged real men of the state and city to engage in practical but clean politics, calling his department a natural enemy to rash measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lamb Richards
America
Richards
New York Savings Bank
Churchill urges accessible playgrounds to curb New York gangs
Thomas W. Churchill, president of the Board of Education, calls for asphalt playgrounds and restricted traffic hours in crowded sections to give children safe outdoor spaces. He ranks morality health and education as key priorities, arguing playgrounds cost less than prisons and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
Thomas W. Churchill
Board of Education
President Churchill
Churchill
Regiments Compete for Lead Role in Vera Cruz Drive
Washington dispatch notes two famed cavalry regiments chase honor of leading the march from Vera Cruz to Mexico City. The Third Cavalry, under Col. Augustus E. Blockson, claims historic advance guard favor from 1847 campaigns, while the Sixth Cavalry presses for its long-standing trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Texas
National Capitol
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Sixth Cavalry
Galveston
Augustus E. Blockson
Third Cavalry
Lindley M. Garrison
United States
Winfield Scott
Cerro Gordo
Chapultepec
Sixth Cavalry's Long Service and War Record Across Centuries
The article traces the Sixth Cavalry lineage from its origin as the Third Regiment of Cavalry in 1861 through Civil War campaigns at Williamsburg Yorktown and more, Indian wars under Gen. Carr, and Medal of Honor recipients like Chaffee and Carter. It notes Mexican border action 1882, Crooks Sierra Madres expedition, Spanish American War service in Florida Cuba and later deployments to the Philippines and China with multiple reorganizations and leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Cavalry
Storman
Batle
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Malvern Mil
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
the Wilderness
Spottsylvania Court House
Winchester
Appomattox Court House
Eugene A. Carr
Adna Kd. Chaffee
Sixth Cavalry
William H. Carter
Texas City
Third Cavalry
Geeral Crook
New York
Alabama
Kansas
Oklahoma
California
China
Charles M. O'Connor
Inspector General
Central Department
Chicago
Thomas B. Dugan
Railroad Appointments Across Western Lines
G B Obey of Brownsville Pa elected superintendent of the Buckhannon and Northern railroad to begin operation by July 1. Col I K Dye named general manager effective June 1. Pinney named western freight agent and acting duties transfer to Elkins. Harry B Martin named purchasing agent with Elkins offices. J C Kinton to add car service superintendent duties at Gassaway. B C Downing reassigned to general manager office duties in Mikins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Obey
Brownsville
Monongahela River Railroad
Buckhannon and Northern Railroad
Col. I. K. Dye
Coal & Coxe Railway
A. M. Smith
Pinney
Western
Elkins
Harryb. Martin
J. C. Kinton
Gassaway
B. C. Downing
Mikins
Mausoleum Construction Under Way in Parkersburg
The West Virginia American Mausoleum Company has contracted for twenty carloads of granite to be shipped here immediately. The first two carloads arrive early next week, with two more arriving weekly until the order is filled. A large crew will work to finish the structure within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
West Virginia-American Mausoleum Company
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Charles W. L. McDermott
Frank Shaffer
Frank Lee Carl
American, Incorporated
Cumberland
Maryland
New Elkhorn Company
Evsqing
RESS
Benevides
Peru
Becker
East Orange
N. J
Herkimer
N. Y
Matteawan
Teddy
Rockefeller
North Pole
Steel Trust
Victor Murdock
Fort Scott
Sharon Springs
Hiawatha
Richfield
Jim Mann
Mr. Roosevelt
Jacob Riis
Mr. Riis
Graham
Chohohoudoh
Whiffletree
Luke McLuke
Peope
Mother Jones
0. S
J. A. Gaston
Persifer F. Smith
Point Isabel
Monterey
Lebos Island
Sacrificios Island
Avæ Press
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