Admiral McKean cites Sims as insulting naval men
Rear Admiral McKean testifies before the Senate naval committee that Admiral Sims’ remarks insulted every officer and man in the navy during the war. He rejects claims the Navy had no war plans and argues one long standing plan guided entry with Britain, despite submarine-driven changes. Captain Pratt testifies Sims’ letter was not personal but critiques may target Daniels.
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Sims
Senate Naval Investing Committee
8. McKean
Assistnt
Naval Operations
Hal
Senator Trammell
Florida
Admiral McKean
Senator Isle
Admiral Sims
Trammell
W. V. Pratt
Secretary Daniels
Dsmin Sims
McKean
Naval War College
Aed
Gme
United Staes
Pratt
Daniels
Sima
Navy
Admirl Sims
Mr. Daniels
Post Submits Figures to Committee on Deportation Warrants
Washington April 28 A total of 782 deportation warrants have been issued by the Department of Labor as a result of radical activities cited by the Department of Justice Assistant Secretary of Labor Pos said today in a letter to Chairman Johnson of the House Immigration Committee. He noted 350 warrants of arrest were issued.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Lator Pos
Chairman Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Johrson
Arresia
Post
Wall Street Still Unsettled Amid Credit Strain and Rehearings
New York April 28 reports of added credit pressure and a government rehearing petition for United States Steel stirred market nerves. Trading volume reached about 1,300,000 shares as investors awaited further guidance amid ongoing policy concerns.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Cana
Water Power Bill Nearing Agreement Reached
Washington April 28. An agreement on the water power bill was reached today by the Senate Land House conference but the reliances in the bill will not be made public until the conference report is read for submission to the House.
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Washington
Senate Land House
House
Resolution on Peace to Come Up Again Today
Washington April 28 The Joint Republican peace resolution will be taken up again today by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee led by Senator Knox Pennsylvania. A substitute is being drafted to modify the House measure while also proposing an end to the state of war with Austria. The committee may not have the substitute ready for debate this week as pending appropriation bills delay Senate discussion. Officials say President Wilson could return the Versailles treaty with reservations, though they deny knowledge of his plans.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
Republican
Pennsylvania
House
Austria
Senate
Usey
Wilson
Japan Massacre in Eastern Siberia Reported
An official Japanese statement says guards in three districts of Nikolayevsk, eastern Siberia, were annihilated and several hundred Japanese residents including the consul were massacred. Communication with Uber district is cut, hindering full details. An expedition with two warships reached Alexandrovsky on April 22 and found Japanese residents there safe aboard the ship.
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Washington
Nikoladzsk
Siberia
Japanese Foreign Office
State Department
Uber
Theapanese
Alexandrovski
Freight movement in Pittsburgh district hampered by strikes
Freight movement in the Pittsburgh district remained far from normal due to a strike by yardmen and trainmen. Passenger traffic was reported as moving, while striker meetings debated commutes sent to Washington for the Railroad Labor Board. Reports suggested the strike’s state depended on these meetings, with factories limited by lack of cars and raw materials in some areas risking total suspension.
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Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Government renews suit against United States Steel
Federal government seeks Supreme Court rehearing of its dissolved suit against United States Steel Corporation filed in Washington. The action resumes after a lower court ruling, with the government asserting preferred claims and seeking relief in the high court.
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United States Steel Corporation
Washington
Toda
Supreme Court
Stuart Quits Bid for Agriculture Commissioner Nomination
Martinsburg Democrat John W. Stuart withdrew his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for commissioner of agriculture. The action was announced from Charleston, W V, and follows a period of consideration with the necessary party office and local officials.
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Charleston
W. Va
John W. Stuart
Martinsburg
Atte
Hampson
Revolt spreads in Mexico with troops deserting
April reports from General Cales say about 4000 Caran troops rebelled at Paras and Piminez in Chihuahua. Washington dispatches indicate rebels captured Alverado on the gulf coast south of Vera Cruz, prompting federal troops to move from Vera Cruz to retake the port.
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Carran
Gulf Coast
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Paras
Piminez
Chihuahua
Cales
Take Coast
Washington
Metro
Alverado
Vera Cruz
Overseers Named for Court House District Roads
Court met in regular session and appointed overseers for Court House district roads. Names include Coffman, Leach, Harvey, Felton, Curry, Wiseman, McIntosh, Male, Wongcott, Waller, Bartlett, Sosley, Knight, Sue among others. Bid on Thornton road rejected. committee to return Robinson and Withers’ county star funds. quash injunction on road case ordered. Judge Portney to be urged to quash related information.
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Court House
Busine Burdett
Taylor County
American Legion
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Jarrett
Court House District
JM. Coffmany
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Barbour County
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Grafton
George W. Wiseman
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Albert Wongcott
C.J. Craston
Cecil Bridge
Thomas Waller
H. A. Lake
Simpson
Bartlett
Flag Run
D. L. Sosley, Sr
Gabes Fork
Walter Knight
Jerome Riley
Pike
Peyerson Place
Mine Workers Convene In Fairmont For Wage Scale Talks
Delegates arrive for a United Mine Workers convention in Fairmont subdistricts to interpret the Baltimore wage scale agreement. About 200 delegates are expected, with at least one from each district. Weather outlook shows cool temperatures tonight and Thursday with readings around the high low teens.
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Fairmont
W. Ve
United Mine Workers of American
Baltimore
Seale Committee
Discharged convict returns to prison over high living costs
Ml Apr 73 Roker Needham paroled three weeks ago after burglary service sneaked back into the prison walls this morning unable to cope with living costs as a free man. Prison officials said it was the first time a convict had climbed back into the penitentiary. The heat of life outside, he said, is best managed by staying in prison.
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Juliatt
Roker
Needham
Neeshim
Johnson and Wood in a tight New Jersey race
New Jersey presidential primary results show Leonard Wood leading Hiram Johnson by small margins at various update points. Ohio returns indicate Harding ahead of Wood with rising delegate prospects, as ballots from numerous precincts tighten the national convention picture.
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N. J
Leonard Wood
Johnson
California
New Jersey
Califonian
Wood
Sohn
Hiram Johnson
United States
Ede
Frelinghuysen
Stokes
Runyon
Columbus
Ohio
Harding
Brotherhood Chief Objects to Wage Proposal in Hearings
Washington April 26 An alleged conspiracy to intimidate the Railroad Labor Board into denying wage increases for railroad workers was denounced by W S Carter president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. He urged the board to disclose the impact of higher wages on prices and questioned the link between wage hikes and living costs while the board sought necessary information before reaching a decision.
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Washington
Railroad Lauder Board
W. S. Carer
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Carter
Parton
E Rate v Coal Shipping Rates Cut by Public Service Commission
Charleston April 28 The Public Service Commission orders Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to reduce coal rates from the Logan county Island Creek mines to Huntington docks from 45 to 37.6 cents per ton. The Logan Coal Operators Association objected as discriminatory, but the order was not opposed by the operators.
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Charleston
W. Va
Public Serviee Commission
Chesapeake & Ohio RR
Gusan
Island Creek Coal Company
Logan County
Logan Coal Operators ‘Association
Operators’ Association
Theatre Fire Destroys Martinsburg Opera House
Martinsburg West Virginia early today faced a devastating fire at the Contra opera house. Estimated damage reaches about $20,000 as faulty wiring is blamed for the blaze.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Contra
de Fuc'lve
Avan’ Civen
Poles Advance Deep Into Ukraine in Bolshevik Warfront
The Polish general staff reports a general advance by Polish forces alone along an 180 mile front into Ukraine. The operation aims to expel foreign invaders described as Russian Bolsheviki. The communiqué elevates the offensive as a decisive move in the war against Bolshevik forces.
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Warsaw
A. P
Ukraine
Russina Bolsheviki
Democratic Nomination Report Omission Noted
The Sentinel acknowledges an error in Monday's step by step listing of aspirants for the May primary on both county party tickets. The Democratic candidate for the House of Delegates, G. J. Fintey, was mistakenly omitted and is now brought to attention.
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Sentinel
House of Delegates
G. J. Fintey
Sentinels
Mr. Fintey
Red Men Special Meeting Notice for Hiawatha Haymakers
A notice announces a special meeting of Hiawatha Haymakera on Thursday April 29 at 7240 p.m. at Red Men hall. Members are urged to attend. the notice promises fun for all attendees and signs off with a fraternal tone.
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RED Men
Hiawatha Haymakera
Red Men Hall
P&g
Fire destroys two story brick building at McKees Rocks
Pittsburgh April 28 One woman overcome by gas, one fireman injured and thirteen people forced to flee seammily clad when fire destroyed a two story brick building at McKees Rocks near here early today. Damage estimated at $14,009. Fire started from an overheated oven in a bakery on the first floor, spreading to the upper floor.
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Pittsburgh
McKees Rocks
Here
French Will Withdraw to Rhine Again
Paris reports Premier Millerand informs the Chamber of Deputies after the San Remo conference that French troops will evacuate the Frankfurt and Darmstadt areas once the Allied Commission confirms German armed forces are no longer permitted under the August 1919 convention.
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Rhine
Paris
Fremier
Millerang
Chamber of Deputies
Supreme Concil
San Remo
Frankfort
Darmsadt
Con
Miss Tusing Replies To Doctors At Grafton City Hospital
Miss Tusing defends the hospital amid public airing, recounting four years of service, rising patient numbers from six to twenty, and a year with 945 admissions and only twenty deaths. She urges building a new facility with nurse training and stricter physician rules, while noting emergencies and diagnostic limits faced by staff.
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Grafton City Hospital
Fred Graham
Board of Control
Te Hospital
Admiral O
Mivat
Ne San
Cliy
Confesses to Girl's Murder at Pontiac
Anson Best, once of Flint, Mich, confessed to Prosecuting Attorney Gillespie that he killed Vera Schneider, an 18 year old telephony operator found on a porch. The statement, given in the presence of police, alleges Best said she begged him to end her life and described washing blood from his hands near the Clinton River after the crime.
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Pontiac
Mich
Anson Best
Flint
Ben
Gillespie
Vera Schneider
Best
Clinton River
Tess
Boreh
Hes
Local doctors clash over medical ethics and hospital control
A letter from a physician in Graftor criticizes rival groups led by Dr. Peck for ignoring modern diagnostic methods and overemphasizing aggressive patient recruitment. The writer laments partiality, unethical nursing practices, and calls for better trained doctors and hospital leadership, noting resignation to pursue a more lucrative midwest position.
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Suddarth
Peck
Hug
Mission to Russel reviewed by Chamber board
The United States Chamber of Commerce board of directors authorized creating a commission to travel to Maropa and study potential expansion of trade and transportation links between the two regions, signaling an official step toward broader economic cooperation.
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Atlantic City
United States Chamber of Commerce
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