Lobby subpoenas widen in sugar lobby probe
Senate probe turns sensational as subpoenas issued for nearly 60 men tied to sugar interests. President Wilson is said to have furnished several names while witnesses, including Frank Lowry and Trueman G. Palmer, prepare next week. Senators Lane McCumber and Newlands testify on tariff effects and farming stakes amid ongoing examinations.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Wualington
Overman
Frank Lowry
Me Natilone
Trueman G. Palmer
Simmons
Lane
W. McClare
National Wool Growers’ Association
McCumber
Newlands
California
Nevada
Maryland
District of Columbia
Hat Pins Used by Girls in Hazelton Factory Strike
Hazelton labor tension escalates as hat pins and screwdrivers concealed in sleeves are used by factory workers' pickets to threaten strikebreakers. Frank Fitzpatrick, a local miner's rep, was stabbed in the right side. Harriet Byerly of West Hazelton is jailed on assault with intent to kill charges. The union resumes picketing to pressure factory owner for recognition after failed talks.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Hazelton
Jacob Gerhardt
Mine Workers’ Union
Frank Fitzpatrick
Ebervale
Harriett Byerly
West Hazelton
Central Labor Union
Pike repair bids opened by Commissioners on Tuesday
Bids by per cubic yard from bidders including McClelland Richmond Skelly 8 Richmond East McClelland Campbell-Black Love Island Creek Church 2.74 2.32 2.76 2.24 1.78 2.95 2.40 2.30 2.25 2.60 2.38 2.60 2.65 2.65 2.49 2.50 2.59 2.10 2.23 2.08 2.75 2.75 2.30 2.50 2.40 2.58 2.83
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Pike
Wwest
McClelland
Richmond
Skelly
McClelland & Campbell
Blackburn’s
Love
Island Creek Church
Knoxville
Toronto
Island Creal Church
Je RR
Simpson
Harry Dougherty
Alikanna
Wills Creek
Wintersvilel
Wim
Eatley
Brilliant
Salt Row
New Alexandria
George's Run
George’s Run
McCurdy
W. R. Hoburn
Mt. Pleasant
Ragland
Ill
Long Ryan
Harrisville
J. D
Stokes
Empire
F. B. Skells
Rayland
B. Lewis
Rush
Bidwell’s
A. Tweed
George
Mingo
H. L. Ford
Sanders
Center Chapel
Pareles
Jackburn’s Bridge
oRert Lewis
M. Howard
King’s
Te Regland
Fernwood
Frank Stringer
Neel Pike
J. J. Erwin
Tweed’s Run
Hill
Suffragette arson causes large damage in West Wood mansion
London reports damage exceeding 73000 pounds after an arson attack by a suffragette squad on a newly built but occupied West Wood mansion. A placard urged readers to blame Runziman for damages as Walter Runziman, woods and land revenues commissioner, spoke at Coleridge where some interrupters were removed. In Wisconsin, Joseph Chuta, 31, a union cooper, hanged himself at his father’s house after three months on strike, expressing weariness with the walkout.
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London
West Wood
Wilkshire
Runziman
Walter Runziman
Coleridge
Outcry and violence headline loop across headlines
The report blends disparate items from June 4 including a suicide remark linked to Cha ta, a tobacco trust proposal by Attorney General McReynolds, a suffragette Derby tragedy in Epsom, coal strike hearings set for Charleston, a Chicago murder case involving John D. Van Keuren, and a Cox bank trial in Cincinnati with ongoing witness testimony.
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Cincinnati
George B. Cox
The
Cincinnati Trust Company
Old Time Baggageman Retires After 51 Years Service
John McKinney aged 70 of Columbus retires after 51 years on the Pennsylvania Railroad as bag gagemaster between Columbus and Pittsburg. He never missed a trip, served in the Civil War four years, traveled about 3,065,104 miles, and witnessed R. E. McCarty rise to general superintendent of the Southwest system. He lived on a farm near Columbus with his wife.
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John McKinney
Columbus
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. E. McCarty
Mr. McKinney
Matamoros Surrenders to Constitutionalist Forces
Reported surrender of Matamoros Mexico to General Blanco at 6 40 am without further fighting in a morning dispatch from San Antonio Texas June 4. The treaty ends a brief clash as Blanco’s troops consolidate control.
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San Antonio
Texas
Matamoros
Mexico
Blanco
Portrait of Sifuren and Civil War events in Steubenville
A historical review describes a portrait linked to Civil War imagery and Steubenville society. It notes the portrait's significance, upcoming exhibitions, and plans for a large demonstration seven weeks away. Correspondence from Col Morgan and Basil Duke indicates high interest in Morgan unit survivors attending the celebration. Postcards detailing Morgan's route will be issued. the StantOn Monument Association meeting is scheduled, with emphasis on member attendance.
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F. Steubenville
James Deane
George W.stonaugh
Schnectady
Cincinnati
Hudson River
Point Hills
Andrews
Filson
Steubenvi
Col. R.morgan
John H. Morgan
Jos. B. Doyle
Stanton Monument Association
Steubenville
Ohio
Morgan Command
R. C. Morgan
Basil W. Duke
Morgan
Court House
Ways and Means
Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Geary
Manley Farm
LaBelle View
Frank H. Kerr
Judge Kerr
Wilson
Baron Steuben
Putman Phalanx
United States
Paris
Chamber of Com
Stanton Co
Cham- Schacter
Frank P. Chafee
Paines
Rabin Sentenced For Arson Trust Conviction
New York June 4 Robert J Rabin was convicted as head of an arson trust and today sentenced by Judge Goff to six years in Sing Sing prison.
July Celebration Out lined Today for Commerce
The event outline for the July celebration in Commerce outlines activities and schedules for the town gathering. Officials confirm parade arrangements, vendor setup, and public safety plans. Organizers urge residents to attend and enjoy the day’s program.
Convention Of Ohio Cemetery Superintendents Meet In Steubenville
The Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents holds its annual convention June 25 and 26 with sessions in East Liverpool and Steubenville. Delegates from across the state attend a morning welcome at Carnegie Library and Riverside Cemetery inspections, plus an East Liverpool banquet at Kenilworth Country Club and an afternoon program ending at the Y M C A hall. Notables speak, and a parade, pageant, and fireworks are proposed for the Steubenville events.
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Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents and Officials
Fast Liverpool
Steubenville
Carnegie Library
Fast
Liverpool
iMayor RR
J. Marshall
Riverside
theKenilworth Country Club
Kenilworth
East Liverpool
Tri-State Railway and Electric Company
Gettysburg Fifty Year War Veterans Reunion Listed
At the fiftieth anniversary celebration veterans from federal blue and Confederate gray prepare to meet on the battlefield. The adjutant general lists more than five hundred expected attendees and district representatives by county. Names include Jefferson Enock Peerce, Steubenville. James M Baker, Cambridge. W S Archibald, Caldwell. Zach Dailey, Ava. Richard Kinney, Grays. James Hyler, W H Styer, George H Lucas, Marietta. F M Swesey, Lockland. John Miss, Little Hocking. J M Francis, W H White, Belmont. Sylvester Sultzer, Flushing. Isaac Wilson and John Conway, Bridgeport.
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Gettysburg
Battle
Adj
George H. Wood
Jefferson
Enoch Peerce
Steubenville
Guernsey
James M. Baker
Cambridge
Noble
W. S. Archibald
Caldwell
Zach Dailey
Ava
I Monroe
Richard Kinney
Graysville
Washington
James Hyler
W. HI. Stver
George If. Lucas
Marietta
F. M. Swesey
Lockland
John Miss
Little Hocking
Belmont
J. .M. Francis
W. HH. White
Sylvester Sultzer
Flushing
Isaac Wilson
John Conway
Bridgeport
Seven Men Burned at Republic Iron and Steel Plant
In Youngstown on June 4 seven workers were burned when a blow pipe at the open hearth furnaces burst, engulfing them in flaming gas. Two likely to die are Joseph Merese and Pat Mustesano.
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Youngstown
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Joseph Merese
Pat Mustesano
County Budget Proposed by Commissioners for Next Year
The county budget lists funds for County fund 80000, Children’s Home 10000, Bridge 10000, Indigent soldiers 5000, Blind relief 5400, section 6000, Special road 80000, State and county road improvement fund 10000, Judicial 10000, Agriculture 1500. Total 217000. Infirmary building debt 6500, Tuberculosis hospital debt 5000, Bridge debt 7000, emergency debt 19000. Total 27500. County total 255400. Township debts Pupike 40000. Grand total 205400.
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Steubenville
Cross Creek
Island Creek
Salem and
Wells
Coal Miner Killed After Train Collision Near Amsterdam
Peter Spicer a coal miner from Bergholz was struck and killed by an East and West railway train Sunday night while traveling with companions after visiting Amsterdam. He was 57. Reportedly he had been given doped whiskey and lay asleep on the tracks. The coroner conducts an investigation.
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Peter Spicer
Bengholz
I. Eal & W
Amsterdam
Bergholz
Bootblacks Union Sways New York Prospects
New York on June 4 reports efforts to organize a union of bootblacks. Estimates put the city’s number at about 60,000, roughly one to every 200 residents. Many earn as little as five dollars weekly and stand holders’ workers complain of long hours.
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New York
Man Crushed Digging East Springfield Cave-In Tragedy
George Maple, 57, of Fairfield near Richmond, died after a trench under the Pike Road at East Springfield collapsed burying him. He was found with head and arm out, dug out by several men, and died at home in the evening from internal injuries. He leaves a wife, two daughters, and four sons. The accident cast gloom over the community.
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Maple
Pike Road
East Springfield
Directors to Serve Next Year at Young Men's Christian Association
The June directors meeting chose committees for the coming year. Finance includes R C Kirk and David McGowan. Educational with D M Weir as chairman. Physical Dept led by Geo Gescheider. Vacancies led by Walter M Smith. House chaired by W S Walker. Religious Work under Dr J C M Floyd. Employment Committee led by H B Crier. Auditine with G S Hawkins. Executive chaired by W Walker. Social Work headed by Geo P McCracken. Boys' Work with Geo Swan. Membership led by Carl Gescheider. Names span multiple local leaders and volunteers committed to twelve months of service.
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Young Men's Christian Asociation
The
Campion
R. C C. Kirk
David McGowan
J. W. Gill
GS. Hawkins
John Potter
D. M. Weir
James Farrington
Lambert Friedl
Wm. H. Tisten
Robert L. Ervin
Physical Dept
Geo. Gescheider
Carl H. Smith
R. Firth
Geo. W. McLeish
John H. McCoy
Walter M. Smith
R. G. Richards
Geo. Swan
House
W. S. Walker
Geo. P. McCracken
KM. Geary
E.G. Waltman
J. C M. Floyd
Geo. H. Miller
J. H. Moses
John FE. Flood
D. M. Gruber
Battelle McCarty
F. Feist
Walter Harris
W. Shultz
Geo. Roper
Wode Westfall
HH. Schaefer
Hayes DeVarmon
Ray Ryder
Chas. W. Kane
J. T. Nicholson
G. A. Parsons
Rev. I. BE. Miller
Carl
Garbage collection contract awarded to Sanitary Garbage Co
The Board of Control has awarded the garbage contract to Sanitary Garbage Co Messrs Haggerty and Gates who will collect eight gallon cans weekly for $4.50 a year in advance Twelve gallon cans 12 cents a week and 10 gallon cans 10 cents payable three months in advance Special rates to hotels and other clients They will be governed by the garbage ordinances.
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Board of Control
Sanitary Garbage Co
Messrs Haggerty & Gates
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Chicago
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Pan Handle
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National Bang
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