Mining Strike Threat Looms Over Nation
Indianapolis dispatch reports big mining operators plan a fight to discredit John Mitchell as tensions rise over potential nationwide strike. factions backing Mitchell and Lewis weigh contract talks with the Mine Workers, while Ohio and western fields shift allegiances amid pressure to avoid a strike.
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Buckeye
Lewis
John Mitchell
Ale
Indianapolis
Ind
Birchall
Ualled Mine Workers of America
Tommorrow
Indhe
Mitchell
All Action Co
Clalra
Leta
Mitchell Nalop
Justi
Ohio Miners
Tawia
Ayatrsky
aWichell
Socialist Candidates Named in Lawrence County Caucus
In a recent caucus the socialist party in Lawrence County selected candidates for the coring election. Names include Evan Evans and J W Green for county committee, Carl Noble and Steve Flanagan for the state convention, Eden Powell for prothonotary, Daniel P Neely for county judge, I H Shayer for county treasurer, H S Green and Andrew Lindgren for county commissioners, Norris Mitchell and W R White for representative in general assembly.
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Socialist Party
Lawrence County
Uebel
Coring
Evan Evans
J. W. Green
J. P. Gil
Willams
Zaah Willams
Biles
Carl Noble
Steve Flanagan
Charles MW. McCarty
John A. Fox
Eden Powell
Daninl P. Neely
H. 5S
Green
Andrew Lindgren
Gisteral Assembly
Norris Mitchell
W. 4
White
Socialist Minister Spends Night In Hoo
Worcester mass March 7 all offers at hall were refused by the Rev Flot White who spent the night el jal and was arraigned in police court this morning for protesting against police action at preventing a large anarchist meeting He won a charge of Interfering with the policy but was released The preacher had given up the rectorship of St Johns Ep a cop a church months earlier to pursue charitable work.
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United Pres
Worcester
Mass
Hall
Flot White
el Jal
Letters Granted in Three Estates
Letters of administration have been granted in three estates. In Mahoning township the estate of George Wok Into was granted to Din won and W. Nook. In Mahoning township the estate of Salamon E. Harmon was granted to Harry S. Harmon. In Julia A. Davidson’s estate the tentamentary or testamentary matter was granted to Francia Gibson.
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Atratal
George Wok
Mahoning Township
Din
W. Nook
Salamon E. Harmon
Mahonins Township
Harry S. Harmon
Julia A. Davidern
Boen Stantia
Francia
Gibson
Taft Supporters Dismayed By Hughes Taft South Strategy
Press analysis argues Taft relies on the solid South to win the Republican nomination and fears that southern preference may doom his national chances. Hughes and allies view Taft’s stance as a southern appeal that could backfire if southern votes fail to materialize.
Wrestlers Play Horse On The Mat In Brockton Bout
The wrestling match in Brockton Mass between Harvey Parker and Joe Turner degenerated into a rough struggle. Referee Pat O Connor ruled for Turner after Parker was toppled with a half Nelson and scissors move near the end of a lengthy hour and a half. Parker was largely on top before the final sequence.
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Washington
Harvey Parker
Brockton
Mass
Joe Turner
Parker
Turner
Pat O Connor
Gil Scissors
Branty
North Neaver Township Honors Graduation Preparations
The township sehan noard announces rammonrement exercises on Wednesday evening April 15. Several students will graduate, including Miss Black who is returning to complete requirements despite prior concerns. Graduation plans proceed with classmates and faculty to recognize achievement.
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North Neaver Township
Sehan Noard
Miss Black
English Premier in Critical Condition Amid Shock and Confusion
London march 17 premier Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman remains in critical condition today described as exceedingly weak with a lily heart symptoms. The case involving S A Levine was debated in court just before noon, charged with failure to repay a borrowed thirty dollars to Chesk Mace Rallosky.
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London
Henry Campbell Banneramen
S.A
Levine
Cnnet
Monn
Imreeny
Braileo
Ches Mace
Rallosky
Labor Federation to Convene Over Labor Policy
The American Federation of Labor plans a March 18 conference in Washington with 118 international unions and the federation’s executive council to consider remedies for Supreme Court rulings on the Erdman and Sherman acts. Leaders expect politics to shape the gathering and a potential independent labor party option. Executive council members including Gompers and Morrison will attend along with eight vice presidents. The council prepared bills addressing the court decisions, to be submitted to Congress.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Goupers
Americaneperation of Labor
All Premie Court of the
United States
Employers’ Mobility
Ja‘hor Teaders
Gompers
Roosevelt
Lavor
Executive Council
The
American Federation
Gonpers
Frank Morrison
James Duncan
Jann Mitchell
James C'onnell
Max Morns
Dennis Hayes
Daniela Keele
Willian B. Huber
Ofoseph F. Valentine
Execuive
No Candidates For Poor Director In Ames
Adams Hainer may face no opposition for the office of poor director as no names have been mentioned. Hainer told The News he has not decided whether to accept if offered and that friends urge him to run again.
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Adan
Hainer
Graft Trials Postponed to May 11 in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Pa March 17 The next trials of alleged conspiracy cases tied to the new capitol project are postponed to May 11 on Architect Hustons request. The delay delays Blaze's evidence and reflects the inability of Hustons lawyers to reach a plea agreement with Commonwealth attorneys. The report notes Hustons defense strategy and claims about proper capital furnishing. A separate incident involves Mr and Mrs C B Scola being held in Youngstown after a separate arrest described as an accidental stalling.
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Harrisburc
Maren
Capitol
Huston
Kunkel
Blaze
Commonwealth
Iment
Muston
Hayti Fears Men O War Attack Sparks Port unrest
Haytians protest the arrival of the British cruiser Indefatigable and the German ship Bremen in Port au Prince. The Des Moines and Eagle were ordered to protest American interests as tensions rise over refugees and consular shelter.
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Port al Pringe
Havil
Muren
Attuaton
Hayton
Becaine Brown
Catteron
Mument
Lecome
Washington
Des Motes
Cahn
Haiti
Hayden
Department Ary
Nord Alevis
Miss Carrie Morrow Passes Away at Home
Miss Carrie Morrow longtime resident of Lawrence county dies at 112 East Falls Street after short illness. Born 1846 she was 62 and member of First Presbyterian Church. Survived by sister Mrs Loa Fisher and sister-in-law Mrs Jennie Morrow. brother Captain L. Morrow killed at Petersburg.
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East Malls Street
Garrie Morrow
Owasha
David
Margaret Morrow
Lawrence County
East Falls Street
Jennie ‘Morrow
Allsa Morrow
First Presbyterian
L. ©. Morrow
Company 4
100Th Remintent
Pennsylvania
Bill
Petersburg
Loa. Fisher
Leasure Avenue
Union Banquet Planned for June by City Presbyterians
The Presbyterian union of the city will hold a June banquet at the Fourth Presbyterian Church. Pastor Nev. W. G. McConnell led a discussion on the proper relation of the session to the Sunday letters. A planning committee will arrange the annual gathering with ministers elders and their wives and a visiting speaker from out of town.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
Nev. W. G. McConnell
Dotin Q
Nothdurft
A Andaker
Kaiser U K S Subway System for Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm approves new subway project in Berlin and takes a first ride. He praises the traffic improvement as engineers resume engine work and train crews prepare for opening, with locomotives moved from overhaul to readiness for service.
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United Press
Berlin
Kaiser Williom
Kaisa
Ace
Penney Lyanta Matothe
Poromin
T. Ll. Batley
Onetavons Prime
Share
Iinpatown
Railroad Trate
Ana Tathem
Tawrelley
Youngstown
Rendy
Trafic
Morehead Denies Henderson Charge in Railroad land case
An answer filed Monday in the equity suit by George W. Henderson against Ole Mulfai Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway and T. J. Marshead alleges fraud in procuring a deed for land for the railroad. Morehead denies misrepresentation and claims the land description matched the agreed deed. Henderson is said to have been paid $40 for about 16 acres.
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BIL
Equity
George W. Henderson
Oe Mulfai, Rochester and Pitsburg Railway Company
Allegheny and Western Railroad
Marshead
Morehead
Ute Teed
Henderson
Othe Dani
Entered Plea in Assault Case Admits Facts as Trial Looms
In a session at South Modis, Joseph McCleery pleaded to a charge linked to a confrontation at White Quarries. Martorono alleged a melee with a weapon. McCleery claimed self defense amid prior trouble with Cleery’s brother. Judge Porter remanded him to await further proceedings.
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Reece Muttarono
Joseph McCleery
South Modis
McCleery
Uwetme
Martorono
Mon Cleery
Warren Thumpe
Matilda Winner
Emery Before Pardon Board on Serge Case
Attorney Emery appeared before the pardon board this morning on behalf of Rosario Serge who is under a death sentence for the murder of Tony Cunth. He will ask for a pardon but for commutation to life imprisonment. He left with him a large number of letters from citizens.
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Emery
Fue T Havedsburg
Rosario Serge
Tony Cunth
Ofizens
Convention to Open Wednesday in West Region
The Chrivisua and Missionary Alle anes convention will run from March 15 to March 22 with speakers including Hey A Herein and Rav, Rod, Canning W, Z. Coling, and former Lawrence Jam, Rav, Herbert Dyke. The event gathers delegates from Oregon, Washington and Idaho to discuss opportunities in the Far West and climate advantages.
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Atmong
Hey. A
Uridgepart
Conn
Rav
Rod
Canning W
Z. Coling
Lawrence Jam
Herbert Dyke
Mk Sity
Omnity Suiter
Jated
Rovend Joons Institute Hosts Evening Talk by Gilmore
The Rovend Joons Institute in North Yoavar township hosts a teachers meeting in the high school building on Thursday evening March 18. County Superintendent W. K. Gilmore is one of the principal speakers for the event.
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Tha Rovend Joons Institute
North Yoavar Township
Thoreday
W. K. Gilmore
Ella Stewart Sentenced to Workhouse for Disorderly House
Ella Stewart, 15, was found guilty of keeping a disorderly house on Bridge Street. Judge Porter sentenced her to three months in the workhouse and a $100 fine. Police testified to complaints and activity at the premises, with testimony from Detective Logan and others. Her husband, Jack Stewart, was previously sentenced for running a similar establishment.
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Ella Stewart
Hing Mquor Without
James McRissie
L. V. McConahy
Sirs. Stewart
Bridge Street
Fred Serete
Alrs
Slewart
Shu
Fred Serehe
Peanta
Nur House
Infin
PitticKbury
Surehe
Mary Dollard
Alg
Defunct Bank Holds Missionary Funds Turmoil
The Northeast Bank of Northeast Pa fails leaving about 884 dollars linked to the First Methodist Church mission funds. A meeting at the home of M. Rien is set to discuss the bank loss with Mrs. Gram Guria and Mbit Alla Sewion addressing the trustees. The event focuses on the Tunis society and related commitments.
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Northeast
Seeley
M. E
Tunis
M . Rien
Lyworth
Alleged Thieves Sent to Jail and Burial for Margaret Grimes
A group of alleged thieves faces jail terms amid a clothing theft case. Margaret Grimes to be buried Wednesday. several defendants linked to crimes on Groton Avenue and Sharpsburg. Interment planned at St. Mary's Cemetery. Community discussions on responsibility for related expenses follow the incident.
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Willhuay Schrock
Tahert Schrock
Taines Marin
Wilf Curtis
Tob Cavanaugh
Artestial
Dco
Jud
Margaret Grimey
Ehylhlaighter
Rhody
Sharpsburg
Groton Avenue
Ba al St. Mary's Cemetery
Parents Face Trial Over 3 Year Old Child Abuse Case
Court heard a case in Hazel Dell where Harry Patterson a 13 year old boy testified about harsh punishment by his step mother Eliza Patterson and alleged abuse by his father. A jury found the step mother not guilty after witnesses described beatings and a move to a relative’s home.
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Harry Patterson
Lewis Patterson
Hazel Dell
Jarry
Nancy A. Henry
Wampum
Dbit
Fuehur
Merganen
Nanny A
Henry of
Coker
Railroad Bonds Not Acceptable as U S Security
The Senate finance committee announced changes to Aldrich reform plans. It struck railroad bonds as acceptable security for emergency circulating notes and removed the monthly national bank circulation limit of 3 million dollars, a move that surprised many, including Senator La Follette who had planned a long speech opposing the change.
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United Press
Washington
Andore Committee of Finance
Aldrich Financial
Aldrich Wil
LaFolette
Pspesk S
Mante Committee
Shenango Lumber Company Granted Charter in City
A charter was granted to the Shenango Lumber Company of this city with a capital stock of $30,000, divided into 3,000 shares at $10 each. Incorporators are James TL, Martin, My Pee Culley and Brad B. Martin. The two estimated holdings are 10 shares each and Brad B. Martin 20 shares. They will operate the lumber yard recently released from James Cuntingham.
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Leon
Shenango Lumber
Ae Inmwes TL
Marlin
Mypee Culley
Brad &. Martin
Sred & Martin
Girelasey
James Cuntingham
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