Stanley Placed In An Ananias Club In St Louis
Congressman A O Stanley head of the House Investigating committee was informed by Secretary Nagel of the U S Steel inquiry. Nagel said the bureau of corporations had been studying the case and would report to the president, not for prosecution.
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ST. Louis
A. O. Stanley
House
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
U. S. Steel Corporation
Bureau of
Elbert H. Gary
Steel
Stanley
Corporation Bureau
Sympathy Strike Strikes Baldwin Locomotive Workforce
More than 4,000 workers at Baldwin Locomotive in Philadelphia went on strike including 2,200 boilermakers and all in flange and tank departments. They demand reinstatement of 1,200 laid off workers amid union discrimination claims. In Chester, 300 to 400 erecting and boiler shop workers at Oddystone plant joined a sympathetic strike.
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Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Chester
Oddystone
Baldwin
Japanese Army Annihilated in Formosa Head Hunters
Advices received on board the Kamakura Maru report a column of 1 000 Japanese infantry wiped out by Formosan rebels in Formosa after three years of campaign and ambushes. Commander Ikemoto's body was found severed, and heads of the dead were taken by locals. The Tokyo government plans a punitive expedition.
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Tokio
Formosa
Tolmans
Ikemoto
Stevens Carr Wedding Today
This afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parsonage of the First Methodist church Rev J H Clem united in marriage Miss Margaret I Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Stevens of Etna street and Wilson E Carr The bride wore blue silk On return from the wedding trip they will reside at 628 Huron avenue
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First Methodist Church
J. H. Clemens
Margaret I. Stevens
Lincoln Stevens
Etna Street
Wilson E. Carr
Huron Avenue
Memphis boy challenges English opponent in boxing bout
London report says Paul Parsons nine from Memphis Tennessee has a boxing challenge accepted by Tootles Corri son of the National S C referee. Corri is eleven pounds heavier than Paul. Also notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alfred Shira of Crawford Avenue.
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London
Paul Parsons
Memphis
Tenn
Tootles Corri
S. C
Paul
Alfred Shira
Crawford Avenue
Freckle Remedy Promises Guaranteed Results
A skin specialist touts ethine double strength as a universal freckles remover sold by McKee's Medicine Store with a money back guarantee. Claims include rapid improvement after first use and a safe, nonirritating formula.
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McKee
United States Army As Fit As a Fiddle
Connecticut congressman Major John Tilson reports from the San Antonio camp that U S soldiers are trim and fit. He praises the division, urges consolidation of posts for economy, warns against pay and allowance cuts, and supports militia officer detailing to maneuvers as a stimulus.
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United States Army
United Press
Washington
Sam
John Tilson
Connecticut
San Antonio
Congress
U. S. Army
Carter
Coal Trust Inquiry Set for Pittsburg Involving Two Coal Firms
In Pittsburg a special grand jury is summoned to probe a coal trust tied to the Pittsburg Coal Co and Monongahela River Consolidated Coal & Coke Co. Led by Edward Grosvenor and U S Attorney John H Jordan the panel will hear officials this afternoon or tomorrow. This follows an $18 million coke land sale to U S Steel and mirrors a prior glass trust probe by the first special jury.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Co
Monongahela River
Connellsville
U. S. Steel Corporation
Maine battleship Maine tragedy told at inquiry
Testimony in Havana describes the death scene of Frank Gardiner coal passer aboard the Maine. Fireman William Gartrell recalls the moment a blue flame and sudden blast struck, forcing a desperate climb to the engine room ladder and a harrowing escape with a colored fellow named Harris.
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Havana
Maine
Frank Gardiner
William Gartrell
Immigrants Arrive in New Castle Tagged with Name Tags
Several immigrants arrived in New Castle this morning with tags bearing the inscription New Castle. They showed cards with a relative’s name and street number, were escorted by police, and transported to a designated drop point while remaining largely silent. They lugged small trunks as they followed guardians to their final destination.
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New Castle
American honored by King George at coronation
Rev. J. H. Jowett of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York, will be seated by royal order at the coronation after the Abbey coronation committee could not provide a seat. The king commanded one of his own chairs be set for him, ensuring his comfort during the ceremony.
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J. H. Jowett
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
King George
Abbey
Dr. Jowett
Two Drunks Given Chance After Night in Lockup
Police in New Castle picked up two drunks last night and confined them in the city lockup. This morning the judge ordered another chance and warned them to steer clear of the city hall basement. In other news, Nickson of Moravia street died following surgery at Shenango Valley hospital. he was about 25 and survived by a wife in the old country with no funeral plans yet.
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New Castle
City Hall
Shenango Valley Hospital
Nickson
Moravia Street
Ranch 101 Wild West Show Set for June 20
Advance agents for Ranch 101 Wild West show completed arrangements for an exhibition on Tuesday June 20 at Grant street grounds. The show features Indians cowboys and other characters of the wild west with scenes and life depicted realistically.
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Grant Street
Great West
Marrying Justice Jonathan Snook Dies After 40 Years
Michigan City ind 75 year old marrying justice of the peace Jonathan Snook is dead. For four decades he presided over weddings and more than 1 000 eloping Chicago couples traveled to him to be married.
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Michigan City
Indl
Jonathan Snook
Chicago
Local 206 C and J of A Regular Meeting Tonight
Members of Local Union 206 C and J of A are asked to attend the regular business meeting this evening at o'clock. Important business will be transacted. By order of President Chas. Doerr.
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J. of A
Chas. Doerr
Bible Classes Gather Friday at 8 P M
Rev Leatherman leads a Bible class Friday evening at 8 o clock with Mrs Coulter at 730 Pittsburg Street in the local home.
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Leatherman
Coulter
Pittsburg Street
Letters Issued in Many Estates
Register and Recorder Eakin issued letters of administration for Samuel Jackson to Oscar L. Jackson and letters testamentary for David Freed to Charles Morrow. Daniel Floyd to Thomas Floyd. Fred Seh to W. W. Seh. Charles W. Schmid to Henrietta Schmid. R. C. Nicklin’s estate to Cleveland Henry. Wills of John C. Potter and Henry S. Guy admitted to probate.
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Eakin
Samuel
Jackson
Oscar L. Jackson
David Freed
Big Beaver Township
Charles Morrow
Daniel Floyd
Fifth Ward
Thomas Floyd
Fred Seh
Fourth Ward
W. W. Seh
Charles W. Schmid
Henrietta Schmid
R. C. Nicklin
Cleveland Henry
John C. Potter
New Wilmington
Henry S. Guy
Sentimental Tommy’s Love Leads to Confidence Scam Guilty
In Chicago on June 8 the jury found Miss Lodavaine Miller and her brother attorney J Marion Miller guilty of operating a confidence game. They swindled Iowa farmer Tommy Foulkes out of 11321 after six years of romance and a kiss. Sentence deferred pending a motion for a new trial.
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Chicago
Tommy
Miss Miller
Foulkes
United States Steel Corporation Business Dialogues on Export Trade
A discussion shows U S Steel executives debating how export business could raise foreign revenue while seeking to avoid any rail-related agreement. Bartlett asks about rails and Gary says no known agreement exists. Dr and Mrs W H Diefenderfer and son Ellis return home from Greenville to Phillips Place after visiting Mrs Sarah Shelly.
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Bartlett
Gary
W. H. Diefenderfer
Ellis
Phillips Place
Greenville
Sarah Shelly
Loses His Office and Cuts Off Towns Water
East Liverpool Ohio June 8 in Smiths Ferry a water famine looms as William Dawson former councilman and sole owner of the town water source resists supplying residents. Borough lawyer J Sharp Wilson has filed in Beaver county court to compel water deliveries. Dawson long opposed trolley fare and later blocked electric service without a franchise. Councilman John Childs sought court relief to obtain water for his home.
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East Liverpool
Smiths Ferry
William Dawson
J. Sharp Wilson
Beaver
Beaver County
Dawson
East Liverpool Traction & Light Company
Reed Mc
McFall
Electric Light Company
Light Company
John Childs
Remedies Promised for Summer Diarrhoea in Children
Advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as a speedy cure for summer diarrhoea in children. Claims be available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Man explains open shop push to curb unions in Cleveland
In Cleveland a campaign to make the city an open shop was launched by the Cleveland Employers' association. Gen Harrison Gray Otis, who backed a Los Angeles anti union effort, outlined the method. John Kirby and William Drew of the National Manufacturers' association supported the movement as eight major local employers joined the effort to close union establishments.
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United Press
Cleveland
United States
Cleveland Employers’ Association
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles
John Kirby
William Drew
National Manufacturers’ Association
Hospital Notes: Mrs J P Brown Taken for Surgery
Mrs J P Brown of Harlangburg has been taken to Shenango Valley hospital for surgical treatment.
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J. P. Brown
Harlangburg
Shenango Valley Hospital
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R. S. McCulloch & CO
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