West Virginia Miners Vote to Renew Strike
West Virginia coal districts including Paint Creek and Cabin Creek met to renew the strike after a year of inactivity. The Senate investigative hearings in Charleston are shaping the operators defense as they seek to counter miners’ claims of provocation and prompt action at Holly Grove and other camps.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Teporte
Heliels
Eskdale
Rayford
Senate Committee
Cavin Creek
Senate
West Virginia Coal Milne
Funate
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Lee Calvin
Holly Grove
Mat
Calvin
Quinn Merton
Claco
Quinn Morton
Charlerton
Qurez
Martine
New Jersey
Quick
House of Lords
Senate of the United States
House of Lats
Frank A Monnett
Robinson
Mate Supreme Court of Appeals
Missing Son Ganz Returns to Search for Family
Sam Ganz, aged twelve when he left home fourteen years ago, arrived in town seeking his father and four brothers. He found his former Henry Street home empty and sought aid from local resident William Katz who offered help or a lead to locate his relatives.
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Sam“Ganz
Texas
Sevel
New York
Henry Street
Troome Street
William Kats
Katz
Ganz Rethitg
Susie’s gown stirs suffrage mystery among chimpanzees
At the New York Zoological Park Susie the educated chimpanzee receives a suffrage emblem gown from an anonymous donor as part of a dress collection. Park curators note the garment's slash may reveal ankles and discuss show readiness amid recent monkey militancy and a disrupted routine after winter lay‑off.
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Susie
New York Zoological Park
Richard Garner
New York Zoological Society
Bis
Dr. Garber
Busie
of the Apes
Baldy
Jesser
Ditmare
Mellen to Be Wreck Witness Wednesday
Assistant State's Attorney discusses indictments as coroner's hearing resumes with new wreck evidence. Coroner Phelan plans to renew the Stamford inquest into Thursday's collision involving the Westbound Toston express. President Mellen of the New Haven will testify. many witnesses and injures details unfold as officials plan investigations across Bridgeport and New York.
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the Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Phelan
Toston
New Haven
Connecticut Public Utilites Commission
Bridgeport
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles Mellen
Stiles Judson
Europe
Ila
Galen A. Carter
Carter Toonight
Woll
New York
Mr Carter
Lefintehet
Faward S Benson
West Sith Street
the Hohannan
Lagman
Benson
Stamford Hospital
Detna
Albert Godick
Perhage
Moat
Margaret Brody Trick
Braderick
New York State
Sealous
Farmington
Crane
Mia Ekeanor Bluin
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
Mars
Bohannan
Edward Henson
Aston
Mra
T. J. Tergen
Springfetd
Masa
Helen
Stamford House
Jett
Mount Vernon
Woodwell
Berges
Two Railroad Bridges in New Jersey Burned
Paterson N J June 18 Fire damaged the Passaic River bridge over the Lackawanna main line at Little Falls Paterson with 600 feet of warped rails and destroyed ties The blaze started from hot coals from a locomotive with damage estimated 1200 to 1800 dollars and caused hours of train delays Two other bridges and extensive rolling stock were burned in the related Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad flames extending to Kill van Kull and a boathouse were reported during the day
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Paterson
N. J
Passat River
Little Fills
Lackawanna Railroad
Thomas Brophy
Tower Well
Hoboken
Morris
Paterson Fire
Little Falls
Totowa Horvarh
Passat
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bith Street
Newark
Standard OM Company
Pennsylvania Tailroad
Kill van Kull
Burt
Three Bags of Gold Await Their Owners
Washington recounts a century of unclaimed gold and silver bullion held by the federal government. From 1856 to 1882 individuals delivered bullion to mints and assay offices, each receiving receipts but never returning for certificates or value judgments. The Treasury considers congressional action to clear these accounts. determine presence of silver and gold holdings with no follow up.
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Washington
Sam
Treasury
Congress
George K. Roberts
Mint
Downey
H. J. Peters
San Francisco
Joseph Baker
J. M. Souther
Thomas F. Davis
New York
Divorces Organist Wife Who Eloped 3 Years Ago
Alfred H. Taylor, organist at Ack Grove Methodist Episcopal Church in Albany, divorces his wife Mrs. Taylor who eloped with Peter Miller, a local merchant and church member, three years earlier. The split uprooted two families as Mrs Taylor left April 14 with plans for San Francisco and Ireland, while Miller also left Albany. A letter from Taylor to Miller reveals a passionate, desperate note.
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A. Taylor
Ack Grove Methodist Episcopal Church
Albany
Peter Miller
Justice Glegerich
Alfred H. Taylor
Taylors
Morningside Avenue
Taylor
Miller
Mrs. Taylor
Kowelp
New York
Miler
Mr. Taylor
Tragic Drowning After Hudson River Cramp at 125th
William Broderick a clerk of 67 Went 25th street was swimming with John Senneman near the Washington Heights float at 125th street when a cramp sent him under. For fifty minutes divers searched the river as Co rrolidated Gas Company men attempted resuscitation with a pulmotor and two oxygen tanks before he died.
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Hudson River
William Broderick
No 67
25Th Street
Ife
Xing
Hroderick
John Senneman
Pulmotor
Land Thomas Dowd
Martin Rowan
David Haight
Broderick
Civilization drains us not a blessing sermon by Dr Eaton
Rev Dr Charles A Eaton of Madison Avenue Baptist Church preached on The Crushing Burden of Our Civilization. He warned that civilization wastes values worldwide and depresses finances from New York to the U S, noting debt, waste, nervous exhaustion, and eroded virtue in modern life.
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Dr. Eaton
Mm wAler Ats
Wan DiFeEe
Charles A. Eaton
Madixon Avenue
America
New York
United States
Eaton
Military Walk Draws Five Thousand To Start Coast-To- Coast Trek
Sergeant Louis A. Mohr of the 100th Coast Artillery and Karl Rittman of Rhode Island National Guard begin a coast to coast walk from Newport to San Francisco. They parade in khaki through towns, speaking to arouse coast artillery interest. Governor Pothier plans letters to chiefs in Connecticut New York Ohio Kentucky Indiana and California. The journey is expected to take a year with nightly tents.
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Louis A. Mohr
100Th Chast Artillery Company
Karl Rittman
National Guard of
Rhode
Newport
San Francieco
Coast Artillery
Aram J. Pothier
Rhode Teland
Connecticut
New York
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
California
Jcn
New Zealand and Germany win at Saint Cloud tennis
At Saint Cloud on June 15 the lawn tennis finals saw A F Wilding of New Zealand defeat French challenger Andre Gobert in the men's singles. Fraulein Riecke of Germany beat Mile Bracudis of France in the women's singles. Von Bissing and Kleine Jechroth of Germany won the men's doubles against Froitzheim and Wilding. Ryan of California and Max Decugis of France had a walkover in mixed doubles against Mina Golding of France and Wilding, who was too tired to play.
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New Zealand
Germany
St. Cloud
Paris
Saint Cloud
A. F. Wilding
André N. Gobert
Friule
Riecke
Mile
Broquedis
France
von Bissing
Kleine Jechroth
Froitzheim
Wilding
New Aland
Ryan
California
Max _Decugis
Mina
Golding
Car Rams Fire Truck Injuring Several Firemen
A car struck Fire Truck No. 1 from the department returning from a small fire at 106 Alien Street near Orchard and Grand. Seven firemen were thrown to the street, many passengers were jolted, glass injured several, and ambulances rushed to Gouverneur Hospital. Fireman Robert Hickey was trapped under the truck, driver Walter Beerts suffered possible internal injuries, John Harrigan also hospitalized, others treated. The accident involved an old three horse truck as regular equipment was under repair.
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Alien Street
Orchard
Grand Streets
Fev
Elisabeth
Stn Street
Gouverneur Hospital
Robert Hickey
Walter Beerts
John J. Harrigan
Earthquakes in Bulgaria Leave Many Dead and Destitute
Seismic shocks hit Bulgaria with two major quakes in Grabovla and Timova causing widespread damage. Many killed, churches and public buildings ruined, and thousands left homeless and destitute.
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Bulgaria
Timova
Grabovla
Government Sets Power Policy To Par e Rates For Consumers
Secretary Lane outlines policy to lower federal taxes on electric power firms to reduce consumer rates. New standard requires power projects to maximize horsepower while keeping rates low. government charges vanish for the initial five to ten years as companies develop markets. States retain intrastate rate jurisdiction. federal oversight covers interstate matters. monopolistic combinations barred with risk of revocation.
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Lane
Interior Department
Tane
Pend D'Oreille
Washington
Summer Hotel Fire Destroys Outsider Inn Near Village
A summer hotel about two miles from the village was nearly destroyed by fire today after an explosion in the kitchen. Several guests escaped with only a few belongings as flames spread through the building. Estimated damage was from eight thousand to ten thousand dollars.
Mother Is Sons Accuser in Juvenile Trial
Howard Seneca, fifteen, living at 41 West 121st Street, was arrested and jailed in the Children Society rooms on a juvenile delinquency charge. His mother and social worker Geneva Lawrence will appear as complainants at his Children’s Court arraignment. Police say a watch and locket belonging to Miss Lawrence vanished after Howard left home a week earlier, and later items were found on him.
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Howard Seneca
West 121St Street
Children Society Rooms
Geneva Lawrence
Mine Lawrence
Daly
Ward
Miss Lawrence
Anita Baldwin Seeks Divorce Amid Kidnapping Allegations
In a Supreme Court filing Mull McClaughry is accused of abducting his children from Anita Baldwin McClaughry. The exact allegations remain sealed, but the case centers on a recent kidnapping claim linked to the family.
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A Angeles
Sure
Banwin McClaughry
Ate
Lucky Baldwin
Supreme Court
Mull McClaughry
McClaughry
Accident At Arrochar Ends In Eye Injury For Sister
Dinan boy handling a small rifle bent a bullet into his sister s right eye at Sand Lane Arrochar Staten Island yesterday. The injured girl was taken to the $1. Smith Infirmary in a serious condition. They were visiting a relative when the accident occurred in a barn. An investigation found the incident entirely accidental.
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Dinan
Sand Lane
Arrochar
Staten Island
Coney Island Seeks Missing Californians Hertha and Billy
Luna press agent asks readers to watch for Hertha and Billy two young Californians who reportedly eloped and vanished last night from a lake setting. Sea folks shrug at publicity while Coney Island hosts a record crowd and two policemen arrest four bathers. A Brooklyn man Morgan Lister ages 18 or 19 was saved from drowning by John Reideman and Benjamin Hilton. A drunken man claims saloon staff planned to wheel him to the elevated station in a wheelchair but dumped him first prompting an AntiJag Club arrest demand.
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Here
Hermuda
Luna
Coney Island
Hertha
Billy
California
Sea Mons
Morgan Lister
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
John Reideman
Princeton
Week of warm weather forecast across the nation
The Weather Bureau predicts a week of warm, clear skies for most of the country with scattered thunderstorms along the northern border early week. By midweek showers may reach the Fast Gulf and South Atlantic coasts, and a mild disturbance may form over the Western plateau, moving northeast toward the Great Lakes by Thursday or Friday.
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Washington
Fast Gulf
Atlntic
Great Lakes
Kirby petitions Wilson to veto sundry civil bill
John Kirby Jr on behalf of the National Council of Industrial Defence urges President Wilson to veto the sundry civil bill. He argues the measure exempts labor unions and organizations from prosecution under the Sherman law. The appeal is presented from Washington on June 1.
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Washington
John Kirby, Jr
National Council of Industrial Defence
Wilson
Vision
Party splits over currency as tariff fights loom
The article surveys Democratic rifts on currency policy from Cleveland to Bryan, noting internal divisions over asset currency and a federal board of control. It reports on Glass's readiness to introduce a final currency bill, Wilson’s push despite party friction, and leadership resistance in the House to a binding caucus on administration measures.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Senate
House
Bryan
Congress
Federal Board of Control
Chicago
Thomas Benton
Andrew Jackson
Cicero
Cataline
Rome
Benton
Jackson
America
Jefferson
Glass
Wileen
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