Strikes in Paint Creek era stir of West Virginia mining
Election of June 14 1914 reports describe Governor Glasscock and a panel of miners and operators detailing the Paint Creek Cabin Creek strike. Witnesses recount armed guards and a period of upheaval with calls for arbitration, ownership records, and a proposed statewide peace conference amid tense relations.
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Charleston
Virginia
Classcock
Strik Yerlog
Terovtivos Rouge
Ed. Broge
Sherif
Paine Creek
Paint Creek
Glasscock
Kenyon
Benatar Kenyon
Isis
Racka
Candichoe Wirst
G. DB
Honaiar
Chesapeake & Ohioralioad
Toa
Cabin Creek
Vire Tue
Pasos
Tonaker
Gorvinor Glasscock
West Virginia
Judge Curieian
Connell
Scranton
John H. Jones
Pittsburgh
Glassdock
Statehouse
Think Tariff Bill Prospect Bright
Washington D C June 14 Administration leaders in the senate were jubilant over the prospects of the tariff bill They asserted the party was ready for harmonious action and a clear democratic majority for the measure If cane from the canes will not be endangered The leaders saw that prolonged preliminary consideration has ironed out rough places in the party argument and that developments favor administration policies Senator Simmons chairman said he intended to push the bill as rapidly as possible
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Helll
House
Simmons
Chalrmn
Reynolds Returns to Washington in Probe of Union Pacific Offer
Attorney General studies Union Pacific bid to swap 88 million dollars of Southern Pacific stock for Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvanian holdings as part of the merger dissolution. The move would adjust percentages of stock across Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania systems, with no clear sign of antitrust suppression yet.
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Washington, D. C
Tent
Cenera
Mereynolds
Weitington
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Kip
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohio
Thies
Southern Pacifi
Bridgey Webber Victim of Assault in New York
Bridgey Webber one of four gangsters who testified against Police Lieutenant Hethur and Moguomen in the Heron Rosenthal murder case was wounded in the shoulder early today. He lay in Vincente hospital recovering from blood loss but no serious outcome expected. Webber initially hid his identity and injury, later admitting to being grabbed on East Street and treated at a police station.
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New York
Sridgey" Webber
Hethur
Moguomen
Heron Rosenthal
Nidh Ag
Underworld
Abbot Webber
Webber
Miners and Operators Clash at Discounted Labor Talks
A meeting to discuss preventing and settling labor disputes sparked acrimony as representatives debated participation terms. Attorneys for operators outlined conditions, provoking sharp exchanges and expressions of mortification and disgust from opposing sides. The session continued with further remarks as Mr Glassnock left.
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Mr. Deleher
Mr. Ginascock
Glassnock
Funeral of Emily Davison Draws Massive Suffragette Procession
Thousands of suffragists from across England gathered in London to honor Emily Davison, killed after intervening at the Derby. The six thousand strong cortege moved from Victoria to St George’s Church amid orderly, sympathetic crowds and a muted protest by some onlookers. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst was arrested again outside the mourning procession as reporters described the solemn yet charged atmosphere surrounding the event.
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England
Emily Wilding Davison
Derby
Epsom
Victoria Station
Ic McRass the
Epsom Station
London
Misa Davison
Victoria
Vaulous Women's Societies
St. George's Church
Bloomsbury
Cunreh
Bavmerarten
Bctter
Emmeline Pankhurst
Mra
St George's Church
Colin Yasgood
Pankhurst
Emmeline Parkhurst
Holloway
Uconse
Teres
Mlaye Davie
Bacon A Witness In Steel Trust Case
Robert Bacon former U S Steel director ambassador to France and banker testified for the defense in hearings aimed at dissolving the steel trust. He traced links among the steel firms and the formation of the parent corporation and corroborated claims of monopoly and suppression of competition.
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New York
Robert Baccon
U. S. Steel Corporation
France
I. F. Morgan and Company
Bacon
Nynols
Federal Steel Companies
Gary
Aris
Wisdom Tooth Pull Restores Sight in Ottumwa Woman
Mrs. B A Ford of Ottumwa Iowa regained sight in her right eye after three years of total blindness following the extraction of a wisdom tooth. Doctors had given no hope despite previous eye treatments. The moment the tooth was removed she exclaimed she could see. a dentist later confirmed the eye was normal, though she has endured some pain.
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Ottumwa
Ind
B. A. Ford
Three Injured Railroad Men Found Beside Track
Last night near South Amana a derailed hand car carrying three railroad workers from Lowny to the scene of the Rock Island wreck at Malcom left two men unconscious. H B McCallum Des Moines signals superintendent, F R Owen Iowa City signals supervisor, and J Regas Iowa City jeweler supervisor were injured with skull fractures and jaw injuries. All three were brought to Town City and then to a hospital. two may die.
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Town City
Lowny
Malcom
South Amana
Iowa City
H. B.mccallum
Des Moines
F. R. Owen
Regas
Jewals
Pengus
Regan
Owen
Mac Callum
Davenport
Mateontab
Renewal of Diplomatic Relations Between France and Venezuela
An accord to restore Franco Venezuelan diplomatic ties broken for over a decade was signed yesterday after earlier preliminaries in February. The Venezuelan federal council initially resisted the protocol, triggering political strife as President Gomez faced opposition from several statesmen, with some fleeing the country and others imprisoned.
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Parla
Franca
Verezuela
Venezuelan Federal Council
Gomez
Etiquette in Advertising Changes with Business Needs
A 1910s discussion argues advertising ethics are relaxing as public demand for information grows. It notes bankers brokers and professionals increasingly rely on newspaper ads to reach customers, making advertising a vital index of community business activity.
Finishing Touches On Rate Decision In Supreme Court
Believed readings in the Missouri railroad rate case may be valid for some lines and invalid for others. Secret conference adds finishing touches to a decision that could affect Kansas City and St. Louis routes, with a Monday court release anticipated. Justice Hughes expected to announce, reviewing Judge McPherson’s Missouri findings and the Minnesota precedent.
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Missouri
Washington
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Kent
Nicky
Oragba
West Virginia
Justice Hughes
Minnesota
Smith McPherson
Western Missouri Circuit Court
McPherson
Mors Sourane
New York
Tudga McPherson
Hannibal
St. Louis
San Francisco
Santa Feya
Kansas City
Burlingige
Jadine
Neve
Supreme Core
Court
45000 Veterans to Attend Gettysburg Anniversary
Philadelphia, June 14. Five thousand Civil War veterans have asked the Gettysburg anniversary commission for accommodations during the fiftieth anniversary celebration next month. The tentative figures were issued yesterday at Harrisburg by Dr Samuel G Dixon of the state health department as the final estimate, covering the many veterans expected to travel to the battlefield.
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Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Samuel G. Dixon
State Department
Victorious Women Return From Springfield Victory Parade
Chicago suffrage activists lead a victory parade after securing passage of the general woman suffrage bill in Springfield. Delegation includes Chicago Political Equality League and Chicago Equal Suffrage Association. Crowds greet the return at the railway station as banners and songs mark the celebration.
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Chieage
Springfield
Chase
Chicago
Fran
Grealy
Chicago Political Equality League
Chicago Equal Sufvage Association
Andy Sang
Lingle
Grace Wilsor Trout
Illinois Suffrage League
Clara Miller
John
S. Cowles
Art Institute
Vessels Declared Not Suit For Display In Ports
Washington June 14 The Navy Department begins receiving inquiries from commercial organizations nationwide about a bill to use naval ships to display American goods in foreign ports. If inquiries continue a circular explanation of impracticability will be issued from the department.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Congress
Department
American Yacht Released by Japanese After Unlawful Entry Incident
Washington report states the American yacht Columally was released by Japanese authorities after being accused of unlawful entry into Napahams port. The incident raised tensions as Japan signaled willingness to renew the wartime treaty for a five year period through Ambassador Chinda to Secretary Uryan, with a renewal to expire August 24.
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Washington, D. C
Inne Ae
Columaly
Wnapahams
Washington, DC
Vicomny Chinda
Uryan
Japan
U.S
Wilson Plans Currency Message to Congress in June
President Wilson aims to push currency reform at the current session. He plans a twelve hundred word message to Congress around June 23 or 24, signaling support for free credit to prevent artificial disturbances after the tariff act. He may not read it aloud, and details of travel for later plans are tentative.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson Sil
Congress
Eess
House
Tillman
Ingigilant Wilken Taday
Wilson
Kington
Miday
Commish
N. Y
California
New Jersey
Man Gives Up 10000 to Marry Sweetheart in Navy Plan
Sioux City reports Tas Tana 14 An of fer of 10000 to recruit Charles Jason, son of a Nebraskan rancher, to enlist in the navy. The son has not replied and recruiters doubt he will claim the sum, suspecting he went to St Paul to join his sweetheart.
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Sioux City
Tas Tana
U. S
Nary
Charles Jason
Niobrara
Neb
Theson
St. Paul
McDougall Attends Davenport Picnic With Telephone Firms
Fred W. McDougall, resident manager of the Iowa Telephone Company, is in Davenport today for a company picnic under the auspices of the Iowa and Central Union Telephone companies. The tri city employees are attending.
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Toe Telephone Company
Fred W. McDougall
Iowa Telephone Company
Davenport
Central Union Telephone Company
Tri-Cities
Open For Night Navigation At Keokuk Locks
Keokuk Va June 14 government locks at Keokuk will be open for navigation both day and night.
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Keokuk
Earthquake Shakes Bulgaria Causing Widespread Damage
A heavy earthquake was felt across Bulgaria on June 1, damaging multiple districts. Reports indicate serious structural damage in central districts and across Sole region with tremors felt nationwide.
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Sole
Bulgaria
Sugar baron testifies on Senators friends in Washington
Henry T. Oxnard of American Beet Sugar testified before a Senate lobby committee that he spent about 220000 a year in Washington for the beet sugar industry over 23 years. He named many senators as friends and suggested parts of the funds may have subsidized newspapers. The hearing adjourned without a full ruling.
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Washington
Henry T. Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Company
Femme Lobby
Lea
Teed
Mr. Oxnard
Senator Reed
Overman
Cumming Rhera
Nelson
Havemerer
Vergon
Ynstt
Lim
YUI System
John H. Carroll
Louis
Great Northern
Burlington
Hill
Legisla
Carroll Adérd
James Z. Hill
Li Yoads
Leismiich
Anselm Wold
Senate Princins
Truin G. Palmer
Lodge
Palmer
Senate
Wold
Hathaway
Michigan Beet Sugar Company
Reed
Ansering Fuother
Minnesota
Weather Town Fall Tonight Through Sunday
Weather outlook for fall nights into Sunday with warmer conditions in the eastern portion. Muscatine observed near 60 degrees at 8 a.m. River stage at Muscatine reported at several feet with minor flood inches. Sunrise at 4 14, sunset 7 05, moonrise 2 35.
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Muscatine
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