Former Governor Glasscock Defends Martial Law In Coal Fields
Charleston W Va June 3 The senate mine strike committee heard former Governor Glasscock defend declaring martial law in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts. Officials of Kanawha County testified martial law was necessary as murders and terror rose while civil courts failed to restrain the strike. The panel moved to close the inquiry into arm and conviction of citizens and left immigration law violations for Washington.
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Glasscock
Charleston
W. Va
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Senate
Kanawha County
Kenyon
Washington
United States
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Covernor Glamcock
Kanowhaiounty
Glasscock Tala
Kanowha Canny
Simi
Court Orders Sale of Kerr Murray Plant
A special court session led by Judge Spt. Wood granted the receiver’s petition to sell Kerr Murray Manufacturing property. The sale may occur in parcels or as a whole, with bids reviewed by the court. If parcel bids exceed the whole-property bid, the sale proceeds in parcels. otherwise, the entire property is sold.
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Sprein
Spt. Wood
State Loan and ‘Trust Company
Ingelver
Kerr Murray Manufacturing Company
Ruting
Iie
Parcela
Wilerwelse
Inquest Into Wreck Reveals Air Brake Failure Cause
A New Haven inquest into a railroad wreck near Stamford details expose that faulty air brakes prevented stopping the train. Engineer Charins F To hberty described applying brakes earlier and later, but the locomotive could not halt before the collision.
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Bridgepere
Stamford
Nerealit
Colynin
Weather forecast for June weekend across regions
Forecast shows unsettled conditions with cooler temperatures in the north and modest winds across Michigan and the central regions. Saturday looks fair in the south with variable winds, while Sunday hints at cooler, winder conditions in the north and center portions with generally fair skies in the south.
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Washington
Sunley
North Porter
Nouthwan
Michigan
Sunany
Echo
Norte
Centre
South Partinn
Walt Baturley
Japan Seizure Of Laden Yacht Seen As Warning
Washington reports indicate Japan seized the Columbia owned by J I Y & New York based shareholders near Wakayama. The vessel, en route from Nagasaki to Yokohama, docked for repairs near government forts. The news links the seizure to a French or Japanese arrest in the water near Port Wadeword, with ties to a New York financier.
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Japan
Washington
Ssixure
Columbia
J, IY & New Yorkeyastites
Wrakayame I
Wadeword
New York
Tie Columbia
Youngs
Nagareki
Yokohama
Wakayama
Tie
Teenune
Tapusana Iay
A. Ting
Taine
Saateli
MT Laday ix
Cobanok
Lado
Governor Ralston Defends Lawyer Appointments in Indiana
Governor Samuel Ralston, addressing graduates at Indiana University, defended his choice to appoint lawyers to the public service commission and related bodies. He argued that skilled lawyers bring constructive capability to public service and warned against attacks on the judiciary and legal profession as threats to good governance.
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Ralston
Bloomington
Jod
Samuel 2. Ralston
Infilana University
Shhool of Tay
Indiana
Nan Recernor
Squabble Over Colonel Goethals Aired At White House
Washington June 13 Rumors of dissension in the Panama canal commission over Colonel Goethals chief engineer and his canal administration stir interest during his visit to the White House He eyes support from President Wilson while some want him ousted as engineering head Predictions say Goethals will remain until canal completion and the projected naval demonstration may occur with ships advancing through the canal flanked by Oregon’s petition to Congress and calls tied to Goethals and his critics
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Monanery
Monipoly
Sostad
Haewart Sont
Colonel Goethals
White House
Old
Oregon
Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Chaity House
Goethals
Wilson
Canal Meirs
Oralon
Congress
Gregoris
Hineter
Coronel -Goettitls
Four Injured When Big Auto Turns Turtle
Mia Leah Underwood daughter of attorney Homer C Underwood 92 Rivermet Avenue is hospitalized at Hope with a light concussion after the automobile en route to Robinson Park for the Friars dance overturned in a ditch three tiles north of the city. Driver Chester Hinton Saughter Esther Huygens and Dewald are among minor bruises. The car rolled after attempting to regain the road, throwing several occupants from the seating area. Passersby aided the injured before an ambulance transported them to the hospital.
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Mia Leah ‘Underwood
Homer C. Underwood
Rivermet Avenue
Hope Hospital
Robison Park
A. H. Macbeth
Chester Hinton
J. Hinton
TeslauraNtee
Calhoun Street
Esther Huygens
Frank Haven
Fairfield Avenue
Dewald
D. Heham
Clark Nt
First National Bank
Sanior
Hoban
South Calhoun Strest
Hoham
Linderwood
Illinois Solons Halt Riot After Floor Brawl
Springfield June 13 A near riot split the Illinois House when Rep Thomas N Gorman Peoria struck Rep George H Wilson Quincy house leader and felled him Speaker McKinley restored order preventing a free for all. The incident broke along Gorman Wilson lines as tempers flared in the chamber. Cont page 12 column 3.
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Springfield
Ill
Illnois
Thomas N. Gorman
Peoria
George H. Wilson
Quincy
McKinley
Gorman
Wilson
White
Maine
German Vna
Tote
Six Koontz family members wed in rapid elopements
A single extended family story from the city details six Koontz relatives marrying within two months. Five eloped during a rapid sequence from late April to early May, including mothers and siblings, while others wed in nearby towns. The family plans moves to Chicago as several members establish new households.
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Mive Exthor Koontz
Billadale
Mion
Karl Mang
Ant
Dalla Kannte
Slater
Misa Osalda Koontz
Agads
Who's Who In Royalty A Glimpse Of Confusing Portraits
Fragmentary illustration and jumbled captions mix figures from royalty and politics. Names such as George, Edward, Czar, and various rulers appear tangled, yielding unclear identities and ages amid a chaotic wartime caricature.
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Terlin
Nichener
Hins
Russi
George
Irlage
Roesia
Pritess
Aline
Edward
Ing’ Groren
Regem Milanes
Astor estate appraised at 86 million after Titanic death
New York June 13 The estate of Col John Jacob Astor who died in the Titanic disaster is officially appraised at 86,966,611 with Vincent Astor receiving 68,964,499 and Madeline Force Astor 7,676,896. The appraisal marks the largest ever set for his estate and highlights complex ante nuptial terms and inheritance tax considerations. The real estate spans 92 Broadway upper West Side and Rhinebeck properties among others, with total valuation around 84,110,000 in real estate and 24,000,000 in personal property.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Vincent Astor
Madeline
Astor
Minit Astor
Astor Gatie Dore
State of New York
Axummers
Amaustiey
Paver Nis Witog
Ava Willing Astor
Calon
Astar
Eppraisers
William Astor
Truat
J.T. Astor
Vincent Ater
Print Paper Duty Reciprocity Debate in Senate Panel
The article reports a Senate committee vote on a tariff provision tying paper exports to a reciprocal duty on print paper. It outlines proposed limits on export taxes and restrictions on pulp and board materials, noting pending amendments and opposition from Canadian export restrictions.
Gentle Art of Lobbying to Be Shown Senators
Washington June 13 The Special Senate lobby committee has heard testimony on influence in the tariff bill and may broaden its inquiry. The panel, led by Chairman Overman, plans to extend time to probe campaigns by paid agents that shaped public opinion for various causes.
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Washington
Special
Senate Lobby Committee
Senate
Dublin
Overman Wild
Duns
FARIM AND LABOR EMPOWERMENT AND BILLS DEBATE
A Senate vote 40 to 13 pushed a measure related to labor and farmer negotiations, seeking to excise prohibitions and apply appropriations via the War department while addressing enforcement of the Sherman act. House action and committee positions influenced the reform, with discussions on agency staffing and amendments. Reports note constraints on funding for fisheries patrols and the need to dispatch support vessels.
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Washington
Tina
Senate
Ue Twa Toburg
Seveler Martin
Chanse
Smiter Burton
Obia
Sentater Sherman
Winoz
Wurle
Fori
War Department
Nelny
Anty
Ta Datartman
Aloska
Tone
Agen
Middlemen Not Held For The High Cost of Living
Washington report shows middlemen not held responsible for rising living costs. It compares ten year price trends across wheat, flour, meat, and fuel, noting wholesale gains outpace retail increases in several items. The analysis cites price spreads and suggested impacts on consumers over the decade.
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Washington
Una
Agscien
Maur
Amukerd
Ratylt
Emekad
Wholesale Aries
Sirmwin Riek
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Hia City
Talph Koontz
Mlna Blanche
Hilladale
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