Pay Scale Change Weighs In On Mine Strike Testimony
Philadelphia witnesses from the upper coal regions argued pay by weight was the fairest method for flat veins. Miners dispute output restrictions cite car shortages. miners’ union leaders press clerics to curb disorder during the strike. Mrs J P Morgan observed sessions, seeking privacy amid public scrutiny.
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anthracite coal strike commission
J. P. Morgan
New York
C. D. Gallagher
Plymouth
Delaware and Hudson Company
Watkins
sirver P. J. McMahon
Minersville
Mine Workers’ Union
Stephen Ludwig
Edwardsville
Woodward
Delaware, Lackaware and Western Company
Benjamin Thomas
Scranton
Venezuelan crisis shows path to peace via Washington talks
Washington notes indicate Bowen may secure quick settlement with Britain, Italy, and Germany. Baron Speck von Sternberg presses for prompt action to lift the blockade while preserving allies' rights. In Venezuela, government troops under Alcantara rout a rebel force of about 900 at Camatagua river, capturing prisoners and equipment as markets react to the victory.
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Washington
Bowen
Venezuela
London
Berlin
Rome
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Baron Sternberg
William
Caracas
Alcantara
West Point
Ducharme
Camatagua river
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Castro
La Victoria
Rolando
Altagracia
Gulf of Maracaibo
Orituco
Cucharme
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Oritaco
Mrs Cowles Hosts Notable White House Gatherings
Mrs William S Cowles, sister of President Roosevelt and wife of Commander Cowles, U S Notes, is frequently seen among White House guests at private and public functions. She owns a handsome home at the national capital and entertains extensively.
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William S. Cowles
President Roosevelt
Commander Cowles
U.S Notes
Cowles
Probing Jersey Central Wreck Read to Coroner's Jury
The Plainfield inquest into the Jersey Central collision near Graceland, which killed or fatally hurt 23 and injured 60, opened with Engineer Davis’s statement read by Dr. Westcott. Davis described leakage from a cracked steam chest, delay for signals, injector failure, and his escape from the cab as fire engulfed the wreck. he is 24 and has 12 years of engine experience.
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Plainfield
N. J
Philadelphia
Graceland
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Westcott
Union county
Reading express
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Crawford
Westfield
Cranford
deets
King Edward Suffering From Mild Influenza Attack
King Edward is mildly ill with influenza and shows favorable progress toward recovery. His planned visit to Chatsworth for the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire has been postponed. Baron Knollys says progress is satisfactory, and there is no foreign court concern. The king caught a slight cold after planting trees on Monday, and while confined to his apartments he remains not bedridden.
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London
Edward
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Baron Knollys
Windsor Castle
Fatal Fight Ends in Death in Uniontown
Mark Ward of Fairchance Pa died from injuries after a street fight with Omar Stewart 20, his old schoolmate. The clash began Saturday and renewed Monday, police separated them, Stewart was arrested while others fled toward West Virginia.
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Uniontown
Fairchance
Omar Stewart
Ward
Stewart
West Virginia
Canal Treaty Reports Move To Senate Floor
Washington Feb 4 The Panama Canal treaty was favorably reported to the senate for ratification without amendment by the foreign relations committee. Senator Morgan offered amendments and announced he would transfer the discussion to the floor, voting to report carried by a large majority with only Morgan and Bacon in opposition on timing rather than the treaty itself.
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Morgan
Senate
Washington
committee on foreign relations
Bacon
Bank Robbers Capture Cambridge Bank Heist Trio
Four men robbed the First National Bank in Cambridge Illinois of about $10,000 at 2 a.m. and were tracked by citizens through fresh snow to a barn two miles east where they were found hiding. They also stole a hand car at Galva and were taken to the county jail for examination as snow hindered their escape.
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Peoria
Ill
First National Bank
Galva
here
Found Sweetheart's Body Reveals Gang Secrets
In Indianapolis juror selection resumes in Dr J C Alexander grave robbing case amid revelations that Rufus Cantrill, a Black reader of the ghouls, confessed after finding his sweetheart Stella Middleton dead in a medical college. The exhibit ties to dozens indicted in the graveyard devastation. In Camden, Thomas Humphreys, a Black man, was sentenced to 25 years for killing John Campbell after a quarrel over a dice game.
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Indianapolis
J. C Alexander
Rufus Cantrill
Camden
N. i
Thomas Humphreys
John Campbell
Woodbury
here
Garrett
Doblin to Surfer Lessiler and Quigg Vindicate
The naval affairs committee released findings on bribery charges involving Philip Doblin and Lemuel F. Quigg. The majority supports Doblin’s alleged attempt to influence Lessler for personal gain. no evidence links Quigg or the Holland Submarine Boat Co. to bribery. Minority counters only on the Doblin conclusion and urges Attorney General review.
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Holland Company
Washington
house
bifvery chuargas
Kitchin
Down
North Carolina
Vandiver
Foss
naval affairs committee
Leaghler
Ing
Philip Doblin
Lessler
Lemuel F. Quigg
Holland Submarine Boat Company
United States
committee on naval affairs
Army Officer Probably Drowned in Pacific
Washington reports from Manila on February 2 indicate First Lieutenant Edwin E. Carroll, passenger aboard the transport Ihaden, was seen at 3:34 a.m. and missed at 5 a.m. January 28 off Panay’s west coast. officers fear he went overboard and drowned. Carroll is son of retired U. S. Army Colonel Henry Carroll of San Bernardino, California. Local option wins Vermont vote. March 1 villages may decide liquor sales with 30,388 in support and 26,946 opposed. seven small towns missing. In Madrid, the Cuban flag flown from Hotel de la Paix drew protest from Foreign Minister Alcazar, who asked its removal as improper for private houses to display foreign flags.
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Corbin
Davis
Manila
Edwin £. Carroll
Ihaden
Hailo
Panay
Carroll
Henry Carroll
San Bernardino
Cal
Vermont
White River Junction
Madrid
Hotel de le Paix
uban
Senor Merchan
Alcazura
Merchan
Teagan
cuttom
pr vaic
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