Miners Seek Five Cent Advance To Avert Bituminous Strike
Miners in the bituminous fields press for a five cent per ton wage increase to prevent a strike. Operators in Cleveland consider the proposal in a session this afternoon while discussions in New York hint at possible further talks. The report notes potential further conferences and the likelihood of work suspension if a settlement is not reached. In other brief items, M. C. A. junior basketball defeated M4. Mealthy, and local notices report river erosion near McCurley Tarn and various court actions. Myrlis Moy Corbean dies at two months. funeral planned for Saturday at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Haw York
Oulleneite
Tmers
American Pros. Association
C Smill
F. Baer
Reading
John Fahey
Shamokin
John J. Dempsey
Scranton
George John PB. White
Miners’ Union
Assembly room duties and patrols disrupt town event
The report notes assembly room use for a civil henge event with officers assigning desks and monitoring equity cases. Debris from One Pony yard is traced to wear from residents as a wagon and men flee briefly before returning, with further confusion and unclear actions described.
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Toyatt
Windayy
Jrilga Murphy
Rentsehler
Delegates Near Half Leader in Taft Nomination
In yesterday's convention coverage, Taft supporters claim about half the delegates needed for nomination. Roosevelt and Labourette appear tied in delegate counts, with speculation on the number required and the bloc sizes. The article also recounts a domestic dispute involving a Washington society figure and her husband’s alleged relationships during travels.
Lawrance divorce granted with alimony in Cleveland case
Mrs. Lawrence daughter of Albert Beyson, president of Bry- Jan Lil Posting, was granted divorce and 855,000 alimony by Judge Vickers in a Cleveland plea, from her Wisbans, Pan Ny Lawrences, with Lawrence described as a millionaire publisher. The proceedings specify alimony and divorce terms.
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Cleveland, Ohi
Lawrence
Albert Beyson
Bry- Jan Lil Posting Company
Vickers
Anon
Wisbans
Pan Ny Lawrences
MD. Lawrence
Lawrance Dill
Life of Hades Celibacy Pact Divorce Case
In Philadelphia on May 20 a court decision discussed a prenuptial agreement between Mrs Cunningham and her husband. He alleges she pursued celibacy, while she refused to discuss the matter. Cunningham, who has lived apart since 1909, claimed his wife followed him, and he tolerated the situation for years to avoid scandal.
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Hersbusband
Paris
Philadelphia
Ie Cunninghan
Aml Bok
Cilinghamn
Cunskighan
Willy
Huffman May Not Be Tried Again For Month
Colmminia reports that Colmminia and Marvel 20 1 Phe, legislators charged with taking one bribe, likely will not face trial before after the April grand jury. The panel plans to begin deliberations April 18, needing a week or more. Huffman favored by eight to ten votes early, then six to six. Names listed include Oals Aviz Trowlman Isengelt Benjamin Batitt. Failure to reach verdict delays retrial for Huffman a month while Hagan Turner proceed.
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Colmminia
Marvel
Proaveniar
Franklin Volmiy
Aleps
Caday
St the
Bes
Teane BE
Huffman
Messrs, Oals
Aviz
Trowlman
Isengelt
Benjamin
Batitt
Buffiman
Hagan
Turner
Sao, Jr
Aluly
Presidential Primary Debate Drives Roosevelt Support at State Meeting
Roosevelt forces push for a presidential preference primary while Republican leaders weigh legality and strategy. The Democratic state committee plan targets Secretary of State for next week action. Debate centers on whether the Republican group will match the Democratic openness and whether delegates should be elected by district or by convention.
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Colnaibua
Padaravey
Aida Roosevelt
L.C. Laytin
Mtush Forces
National Committee
Beervindy
Governor's cautious habit shown in delays of supreme court appointments
Fragmentary passage notes the governor's reluctance to hurry, citing instances where vacancies linger for years before being filled. It mentions consultation with advisers and suggests a cautious approach to appointing judges. The text hints at the governor's habit to seek counsel before action.
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Varman
Gavaney
Supreme Honeh Cave
Tulet Hanes
Price
Tama
Anes
Supreme Court
Israel
Roosevelt faces mounting GOP push against drift to defeat
Washington March 29 insurgent and radical senators representatives governors and state officials who backed Roosevelt fear his recent statements threaten his electability. Personal friends and ardent admirers consider telling him bluntly that he is dragging down loyal supporters and endangering others who stood by him through thick and thin. The president and his advisers are being urged to address this quiet warning from within the party.
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Washington
Tatan
Roggevelt
Tonch
Ian
Roosevelt
Mortality of Civil War veterans highest in February
In Ohio the February death toll among Civil War pensioners topped any month since the war. Total Civil War pensioners in the state stood at 51,004. life expectancy for a veteran is now about eight years. In a separate item, miners Albert Harald and Peed Pergison died in an explosion at New York Coal Company's Mine No 1t in Brehtal Ath ons country, and the incident was reported to the state mine inspection department.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Pension Agency
W. T. Curry
Albert Harald
Peed Pergison
Winers Lemplayes
New York Coat Company
Brehtal
Athons Country
Shite
Thyeas
Alyuande
Memorial Cartoon by Bernard Crider for Tomorrow's Journal
Bernard Crider has prepared a memorial cartoon for tomorrow's Journal. The item list includes Bijou Theatre Lou Wittmans Picture Shows The Police Knights and Ladies of Honor Hamilton Lodge I C C F Butler Court Of Foresters Co E National Guards help the Journal's fund.
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Bernard Crider
Tomorrow's Journal
Bijou Theatre
Lou Wittman
the Police
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Hamilton Lodge I. C. C. F
Butler Court of Foresters
Co. E National Guards
the Journal’s Fund
Journal Subscription Deadline Notice
A notice states the subscription fund closes at 1 A. M. next Saturday March h. The public is advised that renewals after Saturday morning will be received but the subscription will end after that period. The wording is unclear but indicates a final chance to renew.
Memorial Cartoon Promised for Mbeihen Relief Fund
Letter from Carthage Ohio dated March 20 112 notes a memorial sketch and engraving by B C Crider as part of Hamilton relief fund efforts. It mentions a forthcoming final subscription total to be announced in tomorrow evening's paper and credits Bernard Crider as a gifted local talent.
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Bernard Oridhr
de Iehemal
Mbeihen
Hamilton
Bernard Crider
Carthage
Ohio
B.C. Crider
Friendship Lodge Matures Journal Support for Relief Fund
At a March 29 1912 meeting of Friendship Lodge No HL Knights and Ladies of Honor Ez, Ez, the Journal Publishing Co. was praised for relief work for the stricken families. The lodge directed acceptance of five dollars for the Firemen’s Relief fund. Signed Ellen Wempe secretary.
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Friendship Lodge
Ez 18
Hamltox
Ohio
Murrch
Jownal Publishing Co
Friendship Lodge No. HL Knights ‘and Ladies of Honor
Ellen Wempe
Ste'y
Company Boys Create Purse for Widows Fund
Letter from Huwillon Q dated Mare 29 1912 encloses a ten dollar check to the relief fund for widows of brave men who died in the courthouse fire. The Journal is praised for its service to the public and the officers of Co. Sri Ohio Infinity express respect.
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Huwillon Q
Mare
Court House
Sri Ohio Infinity
Lou Wittman’s Picture Theatres Aid The Daube
A 1912 note from Tiamitton Ohio encloses an $18.50 check to the Journal Publishing Company to raise funds for the families of firemen who died in the line of duty. The message references a continuation on page 7.
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Lou Wittman
Tiamitton
Journal Publishing Company
Hawilton
Ohio
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