Alaska Coal Claims Battle Restored to Public Domain
Washington 26 The Alaska coal controversy ends for now with the Guggenheims' push canceled. Interior officials say the Ballinger Pinchot fight is settled, with Alaska coal lands restored to public domain and open to private development under new law. Secretary Fisher promises rapid processing of remaining claims and a possible act at the next Congress session to guide development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Asha
Fred Dennett
Enor Land Office
Fisher
Morgan-Guggening Syndicate
Alaska
Dallinger-Pinchot
Chamiaual
Taft
Forester
Gifford Tinsal
Filavix
Apy
Domale
Inter
Windot
Ae m
A. Ballinger
Hallinger
Ryot
Valtorte
Chicago
Finherin
Pinchot
National Consession Association
Clarence Cunningham
United States
Frese
Nenson
Alsaka
Vlaina
Puteau
Atalle
Katalla
Peluses
Clatinn
REMNANT SALE TUESDAY AT LOCAL STORE
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Tuesday remnant sale with numerous fabrics and notions. It lists yardages and prices for chambrays cretentes indigoes and linens, English cloths, patterns, and Holland textiles, noting imperfections and various widths and finishes. The text mentions specific items like longcloth and papen and references a miscellaneous stock clearance.
Ground broken for Epworth church at Stiles and Magie
Ground was broken Saturday afternoon for a new Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church on Stiles and Magie. The ceremony drew church members and neighborhood residents as Rev Randolph and Rev Murdick spoke on faith, growth, and community service. Bids will be received this week with contracts to be awarded soon as work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles and
Magiesirecta
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
D. Th. KF. Randolph
D. D
Perry H. Mirdick
B. F. Midgley
Munday School
Methodista
Charles H. Powers
Stein
Seatac
John Be
Peter
Acerae
Wr. Mturdteky
Highbridge Man Rescued From Drowning by Son
William Butler a 66 year old Highbridge resident fell from a fishing boat in the sound off Henaren. His son saved him from drowning and he was rushed to Alexian Hospital where pneumonia developed. Butler remains hospitalized in semiconscious condition as doctors treat the infection and complications from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butler
Summit Street
Highbridge
N. Y
Alexian Hospital
Henaren
Butler
Bewaren
KeAsa
Han
Elizabeth Avenue
Fourth of July Program With Parochial School Field Day
Citywide readings and events mark the Fourth of July with church bells, field day contests for public and parochial school boys at Lakeside Athletic Club on Magnolia avenue, band concerts in Jackson and Scott Parks, a German singing societies concert with evening band performances at fireworks grounds, and a se grounds fireworks display. Children from the Orphan Asylum and elderly guests from the Home for Aged Women will ride in an automobile on Wednesday afternoon. Medals will be presented to athletic winners at Proctor's Broad Street Theatre Wednesday evening with suitable exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Athletic Club
Magnolia Avenue
Jackson Park
Scott Park
Seventh Street
Second Avenue
Orphan Asylum
Home For Aged Women
Proctor's
Broad Street Theatre
Fourth Plans Now In Shape For Fourth Of July Celebration
The general committee outlined a program for the Fourth of July celebration with enthusiastic committee reports. Lakeside Athletic Club offers grounds for track events. Kerr & Bon will erect band stands in Scott Park. Lammerding & Devine for Jackson Park. Talbacher for the fireworks lot. Rankin to handle wiring and lighting. chairs and stands provided by others at no charge. Contracts for concerts secured. fireworks firm contracted. singing society volunteers for the concert. Funds detailed show $690 previously acknowledged and $500 appropriated for fireworks with more needed. Citizens urged to contribute to the Journal office before the evening accounts close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Athletic Club
Alexander Kerr & Bon
Scott Park
Lammerding & Devine
Jackson Park
Joseph Talbacher
John R. Rankin
Percy Me
Martin d-Ben
Wil Fainish
J. 8
Stiner
D Jackson Park
James
Freworks
Soeretion
Te Feet Atheess
W. K. Buchanan
Novel corset display draws crowds at 14 Front Street window
The Quality Brore showcases a new corset in a removable stevia design as part of a commission by Elizabeth Commercial College ads. A show card explains the product story and guaranteed refunds, with contact at Hersh Building 207 Broad Street and principal McMickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frond Street
Aterment & Guarantes
Mina
Labor leaders face contempt trial after court ruling
Washington June 26 President Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell of the American Federation of Labor were declared in contempt of court and warned to apologize or face further jail risk. The special commission found contempt for public utterances after an injunction, with potential new trials in July. Gompers Morrison and Mitchell previously faced jail terms of one year, six months, and three months respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sammuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Cour
Mcving
Apecial Commission
Daniel Thew Wright
United States
Su.reme Canyt
Commission
Wright
Mareison
Gompore
Mitchell
Civion
United
Dallington
Wankington
New York
Daniel
Davenport
Bridgeport
Cown
Ticks Stove and Range Company
Abe
Wright Salt
Dixtrick
Gomperd
Morrison
Bucks
American Federationist
Paper Board Combine Officials Indicted
New York June 26 Officers agents and members of paper board firms tied to Hoe Ea Box Board Chair were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury for conspiracy in restraint of trade. Most indicted belonged to the Fibre and Manila Association which paid an $84,000 Sherman Act fine in February 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Telegraph
New York
Paper Board
Hoe Ea Box
Federal Grand Jury
Fibre and Manila Association
Gen Collins orders issued for New Jersey encampment
Sea Girt June 26 Special to the Journal Genova Deans F Polting in command of the officer instruction camp for the New Jersey National Guard says orders for the Sea Girt encampment of the Second brigade will be issued from Trenton today The camp opens July 22 with Second and Third Regiments arriving Genera Collins plans an officer focused program prioritizing maneuvers over constant company drills and a week of camp aims to train officers from regiments and units including Fourth Regiment Battery 1 Camden Troop A Newark and others under Colonel Brinckerhoff The schedule includes tactical walks administration lectures and an Infantry in Defense talk with officers impressed by three days of instruction and planning for further talks during the camp weekend The National Guard Association banquet and remarks by officials marked the closing events as officers prepared for the encampment week
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Genova
Deans F. Polting
New Jersey National Guard
M Journal
Yeaterday
Trenston
Trenton
John M. Rogers
Genera Collina
Krilay
Colina
Hine
Battery 1
Camden
Newark
Hattery 1
Camdon
Sea Girl
Finaf
Thie Schidl
Orniye
Snather
Evrtry
Hatate
Miller
Teworth
National Guard Association
Te Temathe
Cen
Dungen
Ener Iit
Spencer
Sadler
Austen Colgate
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Market Reacts to Global Pact
Ury Telegraph reports New York stocks opened mixed with slight gains and losses amid a cautious mood following a government pact. Investors watched early trading as the market fluctuated, with notable activity in industrials and rails. The Dow hovered near break even before broad momentum shifted in late morning hours.
Expert fingerprint evidence sparks courtroom battle
Testimony in a trial centered on fingerprint science as Prosecutor Swift and defense attorney Walsh clash over the reliability of prints. An expert demonstrates fingerprint impressions and discusses probabilities, while objections and overrules shape the morning session. The judge may rule on admissibility as proceedings continue into tomorrow with both sides presenting witnesses.
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Wittig Vyiane
Sanit
Vinerngur de Gerakine
Co Hayshane
Aki
Rygenia Gailinette
Ada
Schwartz
A. Walah
Dhdge Atwater
Swift
Reliwatty
Ahern
Walal
Schwarte
Lowe
Walsh
Berauw
Kwift
Sechgenetz
Mint
Witsh
Behwartz
Anild
Atiject
Dudyi Atwater
Mhutourapis
Sehwards
Sehwartz
Tirge Atwater
Ani
Parr Offered 300000 to Drop Investigation
New York June 27 Deputy Surveyor FP Richard Parr said he was offered 300000 to abandon his probe into alleged jewelry smuggling linked to Mrs Helen Jenkins. The offer, claimed to come from a private detective agency manager tied to a Wisconsin millionaire Tennessee capitalists and a rival broker, was declined by Parr who previously earned 100000 from the government for exposing sugar fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
Helen Jenkins
Richard Parr
Wisconsin
Pare
Parr
Train Crushes Elizabeth Boy on Newark Line
A boy named Gibbons was killed when a train struck him on the main line near the Newark branch crossing. Witnesses saw the collision as the boy and another child attempted to cross the tracks. one boy escaped, but Gibbons could not leap away and died at the scene. He lived with his parents, survived by six brothers and a sister, and the accident occurred Saturday morning as families awaited trains at the station.
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Newark
Hoy
Gibbons
Crive
Nawatk
Rhopal
Nore
Lafeleck
Jude Bie
Ana
Attanwan
Residencia
Regia
Sinter
Patrick Withdraws License Application
Anthony Patrick, once charged with maintaining a dry orderly resort, withdrew his license application filed for several years. The Exine Board meeting was set for tomorrow night, but City Clerk Kenah announced the withdrawal at today’s session, ending the process for the new license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Patrick
TMK
Exeine
Kenah
Patrick
Roof collapses bury five in warehouse fire tragedy
Portland dispatch reports Chief Campbell of the city fire department and five firefighters feared dead after a warehouse explosion. The blast shattered the building as crews entered to inspect, the roof and walls collapsing inward and burying those inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Portland
Ore
Campbell
Oly Fire Department
Killen
Tn & TS
Caven Ost Company
Suppression Mystery in Coronation Suppression
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a puzzle around a coronation mystery and suppression. Names and places are unclear but imply a suppressed event or statement connected to a royal or ceremonial context, with scattered references to people and locations.
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Fraser Epropeos
Gusgenheims
Contro
J. R. Glavis
Valieone
Demperies
Cretentes
St Sale
Foulanta
Bbc
Dongen
Epworth Methodist Church
Hiller
George F. Wales
Ladies’ Aid Society
DF B. FP
Randolph
D. C
John R. Laggren
W. T. Leary
Board of Trustees
W. L. Burt
Epworth M. E. Edifice
Gompers
Paper Board Combine
Collins
Wall Street
Jone
AmtUniay
Deedin
Bourheen
Government House
Edward I. Schwartz
Elizabeth
Arthur E. Gibbons
Lad
Arthur Bellenond
Amyl
SV Thanebb
Comet
Ariel
Woo Ateaek
Aikaetant
Fry
Suyaorhy
Weston B
Statlin
Aveluek Fe Company
Sith
Arthur
Otuons
Bie
Yeurild Toral Yad Wille
Om Newark
Brash Ratneduy
Tami
Funy
England
Bath Sparestiog
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