Investigation Opens After Coal Mine Disaster in Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre Pa January 6 Burton Seaward head of the Pennsylvania Department of Mines began an inquiry into yesterday’s mine tunnel explosion that killed eighty two and injured sixty two. Identified dead eighty five unidentified dead one missing three injured in hospitals fifty others injured at home twelve plans include a community funeral and requiem mass at Holy Savior Church.
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Wilkes-Barre
Jane
Burton Seaward
Department of Mines of Pennsylvania
Hitchcock and Lodge clash over peace treaty leak investigation
The Senate ordered an investigation into a peace treaty leak and passed a Johnson resolution demanding immediate public release of the treaty. A bitter fight between Hitchcock and Lodge over a Republican substitute led to broader inquiry into the treaty's circulation in Germany and other nations.
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Hitchcock
Lodge
L. C. Martin
Washington
Senate
Johnson
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
New York
Germany
Senate backs Treland independence hearing as vote passes
Washington D C June six in a 60 to 40 vote the senate approved a hearing on Treland’s independence claims before the peace conference Senator Williams of Mississippi was the lone dissenter In Washington D C June one Republicans and military committee leaders agreed to cut army appropriation estimates by about 35 percent proposing a 760 million dollar bill instead of 1 127 billion Last January Mrs Hackett died prompting Hackett and Mrs Simcoe to travel to Orrick for the burial and recalling Earl Hackett’s death in Germany during the Occupation period
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Washington, D
Senate
Treland
Wiliams
Mississippi
Washington, D. C
Republican House
Military Committee
Kahn
Soa
Paul Hackett
J. H. Simcoe
Orrick
Hackett
S. F. Hackett
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
Quiet Home Wedding and Public Meetings Across Germany
Mrs. Morris and Mr. Morris wed at the bride’s sister’s home with a small party led by Rev. E. Vi Lam. Hugo Haase urged Germany to sign the peace treaty. American Legion members plan a homecoming and memorial building in Randolph County. Washington officials brace for July 4 demonstrations and rail against Reds as Congress prepares new wire legislation. Postmaster General Burleson orders return of wire systems to owners amid labor turmoil and ongoing government oversight.
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W. M. Morris
Blantford
Jeffries
E. Vi Lam
A. B. Chantier
Carl D. Groat
Berlin
Hugo’ Haase
Independent Socialists
Germany
Doree
Afi Woelker
Allen” White
Burke
Military Sisterhood
Nex
Randolph County
Witten
Dolph County
Faul Witten
Sibbett
Holcomb
Uake
Avery
Main
Woutan
American Legion
Washington
Congress
Washington, D. C
S. J Konenka
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
Tod
Burieson
Tam
Menar
Sew
Aise
Konenkamp
Pod al Wien
Wilson
Post Office Department
Gene Burleson
Interstate Commerce
N.C
Washington, D.C
Burleson
Senate Interstate
House Committee
Housé Committee
Clerical Guests Honored By W S Bowers and Wife
Last evening W S Bowers and wife hosted the store’s clerical force and hosted a music club evening in the high school auditorium. After the program guests were treated to refreshments at a local drug store with cake and American Beauty ice. The group, under Mr Bowers, enjoyed a harmonious outing and returned to work in good spirits.
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W.S. Bowers
Founda en Dolar Package Found Unclaimed Waist
A parcel marked La Rue shop contained four fine Georgette waists found on a street. Mrs Staggs took the waist to the station to return it after a buyer from Centralia was unknown. The Hodges praised the honest effort to locate the rightful owner. Circuit Court: Wm Chisholm convicted of assault with intent to kill and sentenced to three months in county jail. Higgins vs Watts pending seed bill case. National Credit Men note fewer April failures signaling prosperity.
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H.R. Scages
la’ Rue
Centralia
Stagga
Wm. Chisholm
Chisholm
Louis Higgins
Joseph Watts
United States
J.H. Tregee
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Cars Wanted for Soldiers Visit in Roanoke Park Region
City committee seeks cars for a soldiers' visit near Tanne Hill Park west of the area. Vehicles should be decorated in regimental colors black and yellow. A regimental band will accompany the visit, with Roanoke Higbee and Mobherly bands mentioned. About 1400 men are expected, including 1200 Missourians, led by Trient and Col. Smyser, praising the befits of supporting those who fought for the city and state.
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Tannehill Park
Roanoke
Higbee
Trient
Col. Smyser
Treaty outlined in fourteen points by Wilson
The article reports Wilson saying the treaty covers fourteen points and aligns with his principles. Judge Ratliff and family left Jefferson City after a visit. Ratliff noted his record as commissioner of the permanent seat of government. Flat River Bank closes and is under state examiners with Buckley ill and the cashier away. no official statements yet from directors.
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Judige Ratlit
Louis Ratlitt
Jefferson
Ratlittt
Judge Ratliff
Flat River
J. Mo
State Bank Examiner's Department
Jefferson City
E. A
Eaton
le M. Watts
HW. Buckley
Cc Re “Porrester
Advertisement on Eddie Polo Film Delayed
Fragmentary note indicates Sitee advertised Eddie Polo with a film tonight but wires and trains caused a delay. the show is postponed with a new announcement promised. The message mentions Universal likely involved and a tentative today show planned but not yet confirmed.
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Eddie Polo
Universal
Rev Martin Resigns From Carpenter Street Church
Rev H H Martin resigns as pastor with effect at month end after serving the Carpenter Street church. The notice notes his ongoing ministry work and leaves open his future assignment and residence location. A separate correction states Mrs Elmer Clark denies any whipping by her husband Elmer Clark.
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Martin
H. H. Martin
Mearth
Elmer, Clark
Grandview Addition
Moberly Music Club Delights With Guest Recital
The Moberly Music Club drew a capacity audience for last night’s guest recital at the high school auditorium. Eme Goetze and other artists impressed with polished performances including Italia, Saint-Saens selections, and piano duets by Miss Wright and Miss Hayes.
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Moberly
Itala
Eme Goetze
iUtiaVel
N. Louise Wright
Onal Hayes
Howard- Fayne College
Fayette
Italia
Donizetti
Alian
Daylight Saving Law Backed by Committee Report
Washington reports the clocks will go back to standard time as urged by supporters. The Interstate Commerce Committee favorably advanced daylight saving repeal with a note on the weather outlook remaining generally fair tonight and tomorrow with unsettled northeast conditions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chang In
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Lamb
Harold Hannah
Ruth Marklauid
Hymen
Southeast Park School
Morris
Theodore Bazan
The
Commercial Club
Commercia Telegraphers’ Union
Atlanta
Western Union
Télegr
S. I Konenkamp
Date West
Yeaders
Hy Congress
Nak
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Formblate
Eployes
Zurgress
Telegraph
Tephone
W. S. Bowers and Wife
Asay
Isda
Saint-Saens
Peter
H. Burleigh
May
Jennings Flaven
Ennis Green
Idach
W. OW
Greenland
Alteero
Louise Iss
Louise
Wright
Hayes
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