Mine Colony Violence Sparks Sweeping Arrests in West Virginia
Forty five men detained in Wolfsburg and Wheeling after a clash between invaders and authorities at a mine colony. Deputy sheriffs and state police pursued suspected participants as rain fell, with Sheriff Duval among the slain and ties to Civil War era figures noted.
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Wolfsburg
W. Vandedy
Hickdunil
Kieriit
Aed
Etesterty
Ani
Wheeling
Cliver
Pohnsylvanid
Peneylvania
Asean
Treety
Hin
Virginia
Nh 1
Aca
Shorft Vuyul
Big
Tsaue
Martie Jina
Fe Tndian
Rites ‘of the West
West
Panhandle
Duval
Republica
Heiress Enters Trade With Chicago Millinery Shop
New York reports Miss Musiel McCormick daughter of Harold F. B. McCormick and granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller plans to open a millinery shop in Chicago. Rumors said Chicago heard she would start such an establishment here. Miss LeCormick confirms the venture amid speculation of family wealth and social ties.
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New York
Chicago West
Musiel McCormick
Harold FB. McCormick
Jol D. Rockefeller
LeCormick Vonfiemen
Chicago
Misa Mel
Mus
Dames A. Sgilmen
Postoffice Building Purchases Aim to Boost Facilities
Washington July 19 Postmaster General Grants says the department will acquire sites for new postoffice buildings nationwide including Washington to improve facilities. He notes current costs and the need to secure better properties to serve the public efficiently. A farewell note from Sts Rome dated July 18 hints at international events and movements in related posts.
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Washington, D. C
Postmaster General Works
Patina
Department
Postoffice
Fins Coundyy
Postasier
Tle
La Follette Opens Race for Election by Scoring Trusts
The Associated Press reports in Milwaukee July 18 that United States Senator Robert M. La Follette opened his renomination campaign with a keynote attacking predatory wealth. He urged government control of natural resources and a leasing system to aid manufacturers, and criticized monopolistic over-capitalization, railroads profits, and excess profits tax loopholes benefiting the wealthy. He warned that the Republican era could be prostrate and urged action to curb wealth power and restore fair taxation.
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Dy the Associates Press
Milwaukee
Ais
United States
Robert M. Tafollette
Congress
Poseres Hie Senatne
Tepabicna
Jewish body elected leaders in St Louis for Palestine campaign
The St Louis branch of a southern region group elected Gustave Ostrom as chairman and Sam Travis as honorary vice chairman to drive a nationwide Palestine fundraising drive. The effort targets 50 million dollars to rebuild and restore the land in Palestine, with quarterly meetings planned in the southwest instructions.
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St. Louis
Keren Hayseed
Missonet
Towa
Arkansas
Nebraska
Knnens
Gustave Ostrom
Sam ‘Travis
Tulsa
Oklalama
Chirman
Terday
Moclinga
South West
Palestine
United States
Careless Shampooing Spoils the Hair and Protest
An advisory warns against harsh shampooing and alkali in many preparations. It endorses a nut oil based shampoo promising gentle cleansing, shine, and ease of rinsing while noting a protest movement affecting Palestine policy and urging careful consumer choices.
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Mobommiettans
Palestine
Dia
Floods Kill Birds In New England Rain Ravages Nests
Ornithologist Edward Forbush reports heavy rains across New England flattening nests and destroying habitats. In Maine areas, up to two to three thousand chimney swallows were displaced by floodwaters and fallen structures leaving many birds starving.
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New
Porton
Daly
New England
Edhward Forbush
Massachusetts
Parbrash
Maine
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Muriel McCoritete
WUL Pen MU Fnery
Hie
Rome
Anticuil Calles
Sina
Cubs
La*follette
Sherel
Keren Vayssed
Ates
Clctnnati
Ohio
International Care
Heal
Quebec
Amalsa
Tre Fernational Stereotypara
San Antonio
Patsy Sandala
BEQ
Farmer
Lydia
Pinkham
Carter's Creek
Tenn
Lebierag
B. T.gate Lowway
Monat
Mra. Galloway
Brown
M.S
San Marcos Baptist Academy
San Marcos, Texas
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