Rioters clash at Bayonne Standard Oil plant strike
A large riot at the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Bayonne plant broke out during an active strike. Roughly 5,000 people were involved, one rioter was killed, about 60 injured, and 75 deputies plus 100 special policemen were sworn in to guard the plant. Police and guards exchanged fire amid flying stones and slag as engineers and foremen stayed at work along the water front.
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Daniel Cady
Albert Davis
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Bay‘cane Hospital
Polce
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Roosevelt
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Cady
Gifford
Bridgeport
Conn
Roosevelt Day at Exposition With Two Addresses
The Panama Pacific Exposition marks Roosevelt Day with Theodore Roosevelt as guest of honor. He will deliver two speeches, join tree planting ceremonies, and attend a reception. The first address targets army and navy members, while the second is titled Dani the Mollycoddle.
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Herald-Star
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Army
Navy
Dani
Ohio Weather Turns Fair Tonight Through Thursday
Ohio forecast reports generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with moderate temperatures. No rain expected and skies should stay clear for most of the period. Stronger readings or sudden changes are not anticipated.
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Ohio
US to Issue Unfriendly Act Note on Submarine Warfare
Washington July 21 The United States will inform Germany that further loss of American lives due to submarine warfare contravening international law will be an unfriendly act. The note, likely finished tomorrow, will be sent to Berlin by Friday and the discussion of principles is nearly over.
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Germany
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Battle for Warsaw Dominates Allied Dispatches
London July 21. Rumors swirl over Warsaw fall while Austro German push toward Poland slows. Germans gain near Riga as Windau falls. Russian forces retreat amid a widening eastern front. Italians report gains on Isonzo with strong offensives on Corso plateau and several hundred prisoners captured. Turkish ships sunk. Garibaldi crew rescued. Prohibition debate grows in Paris.
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Becker seeks governor stay in Rosenthal murder case
Becker asks Governor Whitman for a respite from death row citing new facts he claims to reveal in a 15 000 word statement written in Sing Sing. The document alleges Sidney Sullivan a state senator tried to help Rosenthal run his gambling house and pressured police to remove Rosenthal to avoid tainting elections. It describes a raised sum to get Rosenthal to leave town and his eventual murder.
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Timothy D. Sullivan
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Veracruz Dispatch Reports Mexico City Evacuated
Vera Cruz advices dated yesterday confirm the complete evacuation of Mexico City by General Gonzales and its re occupation by Zapata forces with all communication cut off. Washington dispatches relay the Associated Press account to the Herald Star.
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Why Do Politicians Sneer at the Church Vote in Steubenville
A Steubenville exhortation argues that civil government is a divine trust and urges God fearing citizens to engage in the upcoming primary. It calls for supporting candidates of character and wisdom, and invites readers to reflect and pray before voting for good government.
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Steubenville
Miners and Operators Confer in Columbus Over Strike Risk
In Columbus miners and operators in eastern Ohio confer to avert a big walkout set for tomorrow as the May strike settlement time limit expires. Miners demand nine-run scales in all district mines. only ten of the nine mines have scales installed, threatening a statewide stoppage. Also noted is City Auditor Chas R Welsh seeking an opinion on Lon W Ralston's legal title to the Steubenville mayor's office after McLeish's resignation, with Solicitor Merryman referring the matter to the Attorney General for guidance.
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Lon W. Ralston
Geo. W. McLeish
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Ralston
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Frank Who Cover Milledgeville Prisoner Improves
Milledgeville Ga July 21 marked improvement in the condition of Leo M Frank who suffered a throat wound when cut by a fellow convict at the prison farm. Physicians report his temperature at 100 the lowest since Sunday with pulse and respiration near normal and say recovery now is practically certain though not yet assured.
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Herald-star
Milledgeville
Leo M. Frank
Port Homer Scaffold Fall Injures Two Workers
Charles Thatcher sustained two fractured ribs and other injuries while William Banks suffered lighter injuries when a scaffold at the new sewer pipe plant in Port Homer collapsed yesterday, sending them about twenty feet to the ground.
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Charles Thatcher
William Banks
Port Homer
Miners End Strike in South Wales Amid Settlement Favor
London reports South Wales coal miners accepted terms agreed the day before. Across coal fields the vote favored settlement by a large margin, ending the strike.
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Herald-Star
London
South Wales
Governor Willis defends blue sky inquiry amid securities probes
Columbus reports Gov Willis denies concealment of information and insists no state official acted improperly. He asserts Attorney General Turner has the report on Geiger Jones and says there is harmony among the governor, the banking department, and the attorney general regarding blue sky investigations.
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Willi am Corrects Donahey Figures in Auditor Clash
Governor Willis states that Auditor Donahey misquotes and misinterprets facts to bolster partisan attacks. He shows higher 1914 appropriations under Cox and larger liabilities from Cox-era contracts, arguing disbursements cannot be compared across periods and noting inflated traveling expense figures.
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