Pal Men Of Tate After Cut In Rates
A South West coal shippers meeting in Weston on June 27 reports only a one cent freight reduction in response to a twenty cent cut in the north. Operators in West Virginia and Kentucky press for a broader, competitive rate basis and await results of meetings with railroads in Washington this week to align Southern rail freight with northern pricing.
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Weston
West
Northfields
Inter- Commerce Commission
An Fortolik
Louisville
Ginfa
Kentucky
Southern
Amerce Commission
JC Schuster Dies in Logan
JC Schuster, 70, a well known Whose wife died a month earlier, passed away Saturday afternoon in Logan. He had been ill for some time and was survived by his son Fred S. Schuster. Born in Harper's Ferry West Virginia, he worked on the New York Exchange and later ran a general store in Logan. He married Eliza Steel, who preceded him in death. Funeral services were to be held in Logan with relatives traveling from Harper's Ferry.
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Schuster
Fred S. Schuster
Logan Democrat
Harper's
W. Va
New York Exchange
Eliza Steel
Logan
Steel
First Ward
Will
Schus
Mr. Steel
Yes Steel
Inet Bank
Army air service chief to join Hawaii flight
Major General Mason M. Patrick will ride in the three engine Fokker with Lieuts. Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger en route from San Francisco to Hawaii to mark an army air venture. Ernest Smith新品 prepared for test flights as mechanics raced to finish preparations ahead of a possible early takeoff.
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San Francisco
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Lester J. Maitland
Albert Helenberger
Hawaii
Army
Patrick
Ernest Smith
Maitland
Hegenberger
Smith
Richard Grace
Hawaiian Islands
Warrick
Oakland Municipal
Weather Bureau
Cut Over Eye Likely to Handicap Walker in Title Fight
London, June 2. A bad cut over the eye may handicap Mickey Walker, American middleweight champion, in his Thursday world title bout with Tommy Milligan, English champion. The cut, an old one, reopened yesterday during a furious exchange with George West, a robust English middleweight.
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London
Mickey Walker
Tommy Milligan
Reonenei
Walker
George West
Correction in directory numbers for Bellenton news desk
A misprint in the new telephone directory lists the editorial department of Bentinel as 50. All calls to the news department should be directed to the correct number indicated elsewhere.
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Bentinel
Mor g e Wade Kills Wife During Night, Held for Murder
Morgantown reports a 52 year old man Geo Herman Wade admitted striking his wife Mrs Ba ma Strathsnyder Wade 42 causing her death after an attack at their home as daughter Edith 10 testified. Prosecutor Hunt will present evidence to a coroner's jury. Wade alleged motive was years of trouble and waiting to kill. The pipe used was found in a piano box in the yard.
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Morgantown
W. French Hunt
Monongalia County
Geo
Herman Wade
Bama Strathsnyder Wade
Edith Wade
Hunt
Wade
Rodeheaver
R. L. Mays
Homer
Edith
Obregon Declares Candidacy Against Wall Street Capital
Mexico City reports General Obregon, former president, again declares his bid for the republics top office. He contrasts honest American capital with Wall Street, vows to facilitate investment from reputable sources while opposing imperialistic capital. He signals a stance on religion aligned with Calles.
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Mexico City
Rome
Wall Street
Obregon
Republic
Mexico
Calles
Alberta Flood Drenches Grouard Region Driving Families From Homes
Thousands of acres in the Grouard area are under water near Edmonton Alberta. The Prairie River's sudden rise cut train service between Peace River and Edmonton at High Prairie for 48 hours. Several score families seek safety on higher ground.
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Edmonton
Alta
Grouard
Peace River
High Prairie
Prairie River
Thy
Radio Sermon Is Given Over Body of Operator
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Clyde Baldwin a 50 year old radio experimenter died. With the pastor detained, an ordained preacher delivered a radio sermon from a loud speaker during the funeral service at West Findley Pa where Baldwin was born. The service included prayers and the choir singing Lead Kindly Light.
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Pittsburgh
Chance
Clyde Baldwin
West Findley
Baldwin
Eleven Boys Arrested For Trespassing At Hefner Farm
Eleven boys aged 13 to 20 were arrested by Constable Joseph Bolinges for trespassing on the old Hefner farm near the city tenanted by J. J. Marsh. They pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars each. Marsh complained fences were damaged and crops disturbed by daily land invasions for ball games.
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Joseph Bolinges
Hefner
J. J. Marsh
Kenneth Marquess
Doe Smith
Richard Gill
Bernard Satterfield
Walter Gank
Clyde Smith
James Hoskinson
Clarence Gank
Eugene Davis
Charles Marquess
Luther Deavers
Marsh
Theid
Yestered
Deaths By The Associated Press Pottsville Death Notice
Patrick Dough erty, a miner and brother of Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia, is mentioned in a Pottsville obituaries note. The fragment references Alton Jerry Dooley, age 82, who played baseball with the old St. Louis Browns under Charles Comiskey.
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Associated Press
Pottsville
Patrick Dougherty
Cardinal
Dougherty
Philadelphia
Alton
Jerry Dooley
St. Louis Browns
Charles Comiskey
City Tenders Big Bill for Pipe Damage
City commissioners authorized city attorney Gene W. Ford to draft and present for payment a bill to the Tygart Valley Traction Company for about $10,000. The cost covers replacing surface and deep water mains on city streets damaged by electrolysis and improper bonding of the streetcar company. Mayor James H. Cather says the city has already spent over $5,000 and faces collection issues with the traction company. The issue may lead to civil action to recover expenses. Also ordered were repainting of light poles and fire plugs, with poles to be dark green and plugs yellow or red. Final reading of the election ordinance occurred, sending it to printers. a special election set for July 27 to decide bonding for $140,000 to improve the city water system.
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Gene W. Ford
Tygart Valley Traction Company
City P
Minnt
Jamas H. Cather
Trouin
Iitipi
Cather
American Slain by Chinese Leader Faces Immediate Action
Washington reports that Robert Howell, American president of the Mateo Boyd Company of Los Machis Sinaloa, was assassinated by a Chinese last Friday over money matters. The assassin is jailed, and the American consul Masatlan urged the state governor to take immediate action.
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Washington
Robert Howell
Mateo Boyd Company
Los Machis
Sinaloa State
State Department
Masatlan
West Virginians Pay Income Tax in 1925 Figures
Washington reports that 19,011 West Virginians filed calendar year 1925 income tax returns, paying a net tax of 2,133,510 on net income of 97,169,018. Across the state, 4,171,061 taxpayers paid 734,555,183 on a total net income of 21,894,403, with the 1926 act slightly reducing returns but increasing revenue.
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Washington
West
Treasury
Millionairea
Water Shutoff on Striking Miners Sparks Health Probe
Pittsburgh June 27 health department engineers began a sanitary investigation of mining villages owned by Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company after United Mine Workers alleged water supplies to homes of striking miners were cut. Union leader Philip Murray urged restoration to prevent possible epidemic as eviction suits over 1,000 houses proceed via superior court appeals. Company president Horace F. Baker said miners owe rent since Mageh and questioned why the firm should fund water services during evictions. Mrs Margaret Rusmipsell of Buckhannon visited Grafton relatives over the weekend.
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Pittsburgh
State Health Department
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Name of Humanity
Murray
Mageh
Horace F. Baker
Byrd Flagship A Trans Atlantic Flight Set for Takeoff
New York reports dawn tomorrow as the earliest takeoff time for Richard Byrd and the America trans Atlantic flight. A second Fokker, tri motor, is being conditioned at Hasbrouck Heights for a Rome and back run under Lloyd Bertaud with Hearst backing estimated at 100000 dollars. Weather, delays, and officials at Roosevelt Field shape the plan with Byrd awaiting clear skies and a go signal.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Bertaud
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Columbia
Charles A. Levine
Byrd
Roosevelt Field
Bertaudin
Eee
Reopening Capital Ships Issue At Geneva Conference
Genava reports say Japan favors reopening Washington treaty questions on capital ships. British aims seek American pledge against building 35,000 ton battleships. U S stance remains to discuss size only if at all. Gibson warned against toppling the Washington framework. British press for broader talks while France and Italy are less active.
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Geneva
Tokyo
Hugh S. Gibson
Gibson
Viscount Saito
Japan
United States
Washington
France
Italy
Chamberlin and Levine Set for Poland Flight
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine, American transAtlantic flyers, departed for Warsaw Poland despite discouragement from local aviators amid drizzle and strong winds. They reportedly plan to visit Moscow after Warsaw.
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Marienbad
Czecho
Slovakia
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
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