Charges Denied in Pittsburgh Explosives Case
Professor Revellings and Professor Snelling deny serious charges tied to a alleged pact between Etta Explosive Company and government officials. The case centers on exclusive rights to a government owned process for war contracts worth about 22 million dollars.
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Dittsburgh
Daca
Herbert M. Wilken
United States
Pittsby
Wilon
Uret
Pittscie
Gerimany
Audria
Fee
Snelling
Bureau of Mines
Etta
Bovernine
Villa Agrees On Tagle Zapata Also Willing In Standoff
Washington reports June 6 that Manuel Vasquez Tage, minister of Justice in the Madero cabinet, says Villa agrees on Tagle with Zapata also willing but Carranza remains a stumbling block, signaling a potential breakthrough yet unsettled.
Weston Endorses Bryan in Universal Peace Letter
Weston West Virginia residents, about three quarters of the town’s voters, sign a letter to ex Secretary of State W J Bryan praising his wartime stance and urging restraint. The unsigned draft pledges peace across generations and lauds Bryan as a protector of universal peace.
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West Virginia
Weston
W. Va
W. J. Brean
Weeton Ohio Banker Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Harry Mc Millin former cashier of Morrow County National Bank Mt Gilead pleaded guilty in federal court to $40,000 embezzlement. He received six years and eight months in the federal penitentiary at Moundsville West Virginia.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ocure
Harry McMillin
Morrow County National Bank
Mt. Gilead
Federal
Moundsville
W. Va
Bahama Sland Shells and Pearly Treasures Highlight Trade
The article describes Bahama shells used as decorative items and trade goods. It notes a variety of shells such as gold shells, mud shells, cockles, sun shells, and earrings, exported to Odessa for U S pendants, with prices and polishing details mentioned.
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United States
Odessa
Russia
Conch shells and workers in Nassau markets
The article notes a variety of conch shells called whelks, with names like conchs king qvoan and Turk's cap, sold in Nassau and exported from New York and Torre del Grace near Naples. Prices range from under a cent to 30 cents for whole shells, with Lark's cap valued for mother-of-pearl fragments. Labor costs and shell trade details are listed, plus a note on nail white spots linked to gar in nails and absent remedies.
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Nissan
New York
Torre del Grace
Naples
Italy
Queens
Unite States
Nassau
Dianapolis
Garden Syringes to Dispense Gas Neutralizer Planned
War bureau scientists propose using garden syringes to spray hyposulphide of sodium into the air to neutralize poison gas effects. Allied representatives are buying hundreds of ordinary watering syringes to deploy the chemical antidote as gas reaches populated areas.
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Tagle
Weston Eindorses Bryan
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Undertaker
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