Sedition charge filed against Myerscough in Pittsburgh
Thom as Myerscough secretary treasurer of the Progressive International Committee of the United Mine Workers was arrested on sedition charges as he left the Allegheny county Courthouse. He sought papers from raids at the Labor Lyceum where several men were arrested. District Attorney aides say the Workers Party is the Communist party in disguise seeking to overthrow the government. Papers claimed include 170 applications for Workers Party membership. Judge Haymaker would rule on the petition later.
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Thomas Myerecough
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Russia
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Miners Trial Opens as West Virginia Fury Grows
West Virginia residents face a courtroom scene at Greenbrier County Courthouse as three United Mine Workers officers go on trial over charges linked to the armed march on Logan County. Clerks distribute a New York pamphlet called The Shame of West Virginia, attacking outside interests and the use of state machinery to jail miners. Joel Cannon of New York, future governor candidate, is linked to the pamphlet as it circulates amid jury selection and public debate.
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Opersttorn
LEWISBURG
W. Va
Greenbrier county
United Mine Workers
Logan county
Virginia
Lewisboro
C. Frank Keeney
Fred Mooney
William Buzzard
NEW YORK
Joasph DD. Cannon
Lewisburn
New York city
Nothing Equals Old Way Of Curling the Hair
An old time ad describes a home made hair waving preparation based on Egyptian plant extracts. It claims a cheap, simple method to create soft, natural waves at home using ordinary materials and a drug store snowball product.
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New York
Jigypt
Templars Gather in State Conclave at Winona Lake
War era and Winona Lake host the Indiana Knights Templar conclave from Tuesday to Thursday. Grand officers arrive, delegations surge in, and local committees prepare elaborate programs with outdoor events, parades, drills, and varied recreations at Winona Lake and Warsaw.
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Warsaw
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Winona hotel
tralagard
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Police Gazette founder estate valued at 1.7 million
The green estate of late Richard K. Fox founder of The Police Gazette was valued at 1 705 160 according to an appraisal filed by the New York state tax commission today. His shares in the K Fox Publishing Company publishers of the magazine were appraised at 140 300.
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POLICE GAZETTE
NEW YORK
Richard K. Fox
The
taa commission
K. Fox
Finishing Noblesville Pike Nears Completion
Noblesville Indiana June 18 favorable weather allows the final layer of concrete on the Indianapolis Pike connecting Noblesville with Indianapolis to be laid this Wednesday. The highway has been under construction for five years with contractor T G Gant noting about fourteen days are needed for the cement to dry and the road should open to the public around the first of July.
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NOBLESVILLE
Ind
Tuisianapolia
T. G. Gant
Testimony differs on Packer merger case in Chicago
Chicago hearing on the Mor vis & Co. purchase by Armour & Co. opened with mixed views from traders and officials. Witnesses including Phillip N. English Charles A. Wilson Felix Gehrmann John T. Bowles and Edward C. Adams offered opposing predictions on trade and competition in the live stock market.
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CHICAGO
Morvis & Co
Armour & Co
packers
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry C Wallace
I. Morrill
packers and stock yards administration
Phillip N. English
Charles A. Wilson
Felix Gehrmann
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tger
John T. Bowles
Edward C. Adams
Chicara Live Stock ‘Traders Exchange
gerlour
Hearing Reveals Packing Industry Competition Details
Government statistician Carl S. Haynes outlined figures on the packing trade focusing on Armour and Morris, suggesting a handicap to the market. About fifty witnesses have testified. the hearing continues throughout the week and may influence larger packers' dominance.
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Carl S. Haynes
Armour and Morris companies
British Vessel Seizes Turkish Gun Cargo at Marmora
The British destroyer Splendid halted a Turkish transport in the Sea of Marmora carrying guns from Thrace. The seizure follows intelligence that Turkey was moving guns and troops in violation of the Mudania armistice as tensions with Greece rose.
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CONSTANTINOPLE
Splendid
Marmora
Thrace
Greece
Pugsley resigns from USDA to lead South Dakota college
Charles W. Pugsley of Lincoln Nebraska assistant secretary of agriculture for two years has resigned to become president of the South Dakota college of agriculture and mechanical arts. He will assume duties September 3.
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U. S
WASHINGTON
Charles W. Pugsley
Lincoln
Neb
Wallace
South Dakota college of agriculture and mechanical arts
Smoke Abatement Needs Technical Leadership in City
A rigid clause on smoke control argues the first duty of the smoke abatement department is educational and supervisory, not punitive. It calls for an experienced technical officer to judge boiler installations, suggest retrofits, and persuade businesses to adopt cleaner fuel practices.
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Omaha
Neb
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Smoke Abatement Chief Inspector Qualifications Across Cities
Text discusses city requirements for smoke inspectors and engineers for abatement programs. It cites Nashville Milwaukee Providence Chicago Cincinnati and Indianapolis examples, noting preferred or required credentials in mechanical or steam engineering and several years of experience, with emphasis on professional engineering for chief inspectors to ensure effective smoke abatement.
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Milwaukee
department of smoke Inspection
Providence
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chamber committee approves smoke abatement plan
The civil affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday approved the proposed smoke ordinance in the form reported by its subcommittee on smoke abatement. The area will be considered at a chamber directors meeting Thursday. G A Schnell of Schnell and Co wholesale grocers spoke in support of abatement citing his experience where fuel savings paid several times the cost of boiler room changes.
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Chamber of Commerce
chamber
G. A. Schnull
Schnull & Co
Gasoline Tanks Burn at Cincinnati Refinery
Ten tanks holding 23 000 gallons of gasoline were destroyed by fire at the Whig Refining Company plant in Bond Hill Ohio today. Firemen stood on reserve tanks amid intense heat and battled the blaze. Loss estimated between 25 000 and 26 000 dollars.
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Whig “Refining Company
Bond Hull
Chauffeur Arrested in Corey Gem Theft Case
Paris reports Auguste Bouehilh, chauffeur for Mrs Williams Corey, was arrested on charges of stealing pearls from a necklace once owned by American actress Corey. Police say he admitted guilt after partial recovery of gems found in his possession and later in Corey's automobile.
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Associated Press
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Williams
Corey
Mabelle jGllmen
Misse Corey
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