Reunited Titanic Orphans Return to Mother in New York
May 16 The Titanic disaster waifs Lela and Monon Navratil were reunited with their mother Madame Marcel Nevrattis in New York aboard the Oceana. Madame Navratil arrived after a long separation caused by her husband who abducted the children. Miss Margaret Hayes, the rescuer, guided the meeting at the children's society room on the pier.
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New York
Lela and
Monon
Madame Marcelle Neyrattis
France
Margaret Hayes
Children’s Society Room
Miss Hayes
Frances
Madame Navratil
America
Slow Growth at Presbyterian General Assembly
Levisville Kentucky May 16 Dr J G K McClure Frank W Sneed and Mark Matthews are leading moderator candidates as the 124th annual General Assembly opens. Moderator Corsan warns against slow church growth noting 1911 accessions averaged only seven per church and urges evangelism amid many internal guilds and movements that restrain vitality.
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Levisville
de JE. Corsan
Presbyterian Church
Carson
J. G. K. McClure
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Frank W. Sneed
Fast Liberty
Pittsburg
Mark Matthews
Presbyterian Church of
Seattle
National Socialist Party pushes impeachment plea at convention
A Tacoma Washington branch demand for impeachment of Federal Judge Hanford of Washington and charges by Congressman Victor Berger to Congress energized the National Socialist party convention. The proposal was sent to a committee for consideration.
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Indianapolis
National Socialist Party
Hanford
Washington
Victor Berger
Congress
Tacoma
Wash
Clark men solid in Iowa delegation for Baltimore convention
In Burlington Iowa May 16 indications pointed to Champ Clark securing 20 Iowa delegates to the Baltimore convention while Wilson's forces expected six. Clark supporters planned to pass at the state convention this afternoon resolutions instructing all 26 delegates to vote for the Speaker. Wilson followers opposed the instructional move.
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Burlington
Iowa
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Wilson
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Agent of Emma Goldman Tortured by Vigilants in Desert
Dr. N. Reitman, Emma Goldman manager, says vigilan tes in San Diego tortured him in Los Angeles area. He alleges beatings, tar, hot coals, filth, and threats of eye injury after being chased through a desert, ending near Bernardino with torn clothes and improvised overalls.
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Emma Goldman
Los Angeles
San Diego
N. Reitman
Bernardino
Bundle Containing 3500 Regain by Owner in Pittsburgh
A bundle containing 3500 in currency, belonging to John M. Heaney, cashier of the First National Bank of Bridgeville, Pa., slipped from his rain coat on a Pan Handle train Wednesday. Brakeman R J Manning found it on a seat, turned it over to the station master, and it was later identified and returned to Heaney at Mellon Bank after he reported the loss.
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John M. Heaney
First National Bank
Bridgeville
Pittsburgh
Mr. Heaney
Fourt Avenue
Railways show higher February 1912 totals per mile
Returns to the Interstate Commerce Commission for February 1912, compiled by the Bureau of Railway Economics, indicate higher both receipts and expenses versus February 1911. Per mile of line, operating revenues averaged 966 dollars, expenses 712, and net operating revenue 254. Taxes were 44 per mile. Adjusted daily figures show 8.76 dollars per mile per day net revenue in February 1912.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Railway Economics
United States
Be Comprehensive Quote Prompt Reminds On Point
A brief quotation about being comprehensive in speech and writing attributed to John Neal emphasizes directness and avoiding filler. It echoes efficiency in communication and the value of focus over length.
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John Neal
President Taft approves Ohio boys corn growing contest
President Taft endorses the Ohio State Board of Agriculture and welcomes 200 plus farm boys to Washington for a December trip. Entries close June 1. The White House letter praises scientific agriculture and the educational value of the contest.
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United States
Ohio
Farmer Sons
Buckeye State
Washington
Taft
Ohio Department of Agriculture
White House
A. P. Sandles
Columbus
Mr. Sandles
Hie
State Board of Agriculture
Cache Township
Congress
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Wim. HH. Taft
Chicago
John O'Connor
Montana
Taft Denies Quitting Presidential Race If Ohio Loses
Taft spokesman Gus Karger dismisses Washington rumor that Taft would quit if defeated in Ohio as hypodermic. Taft reports wins of four delegates at large in Tennessee, 14 in Washington, and Utah carried. He contests Roosevelt claims of 522 delegates, stating 188 delegates are yet to be chosen and that even with all remaining delegates Roosevelt could not be nominated. Ohio vote expected to decide the nomination.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gus Karger
Taft
Gar
Washington
Roosevelt
Llaim
Tennessee
Utah
Texas
Arkansas
Killed at R R Crossing in Mingo Junction
James Richardson 70, a former steel worker and longtime Mingo Junction resident, was struck by a 2:46 p m passenger train at the State Street C P R R crossing while in a transfer wagon. His horse was killed and the wagon demolished. He died at the scene. survivors include his wife and four children, plus two brothers in the West.
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James Richardson
Mingo Junction
State Street
P. m
Richardson
Leonard
James
Nellie Fravis
George Tate
West
Stubs Open Season By Defeating Potters In Openers
East Liverpool Ohio May 16 The Stubbers under Gene Curtis opened O P pennant chase with a 12 to 4 victory over the Potters. Sisley pitched brilliantly, limiting Potters to nine in the nine innings as Curtis, Wenzel and Evans led a nine hit attack. The crowd of over a thousand saw a lively start with a street parade and strong hitting by the Stubs in the first game of the season.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Stubbers
O. & P. Penant
Potter
Lmne
Potters
Sisley
Bellaire
Mr. Smith
Willow
Gene Curtis
Curtis
Wenzel
Evans
Crane
Tom Pickle
Boark
Jess Goehler
Langdon
Smith
Ford
Zavada
Stubs
Langidion
Porter
Doudy
Zayada
Tangdon
Ev Snowden
Snowden
Ig B. PO
Ss Crane
Zivada
Cur- Eanva
Tis
Frans
Pase
Sach
Cn Whier
Demand Protection at Socialist Convention in Indianapolis
German visitor urges unions to stay out of politics and denounces violent faction. National Socialist convener in Indianapolis reports brutalities in San Diego and calls for help. Executive committee studies San Diego claims and may raise funds for persecuted Socialists and free speech defense. Carl Rudolph Legien, Reichstag member, condemns violent methods and argues Socialist party must exclude such tactics. Farmers’ committee proposals for socially owned farms and ending farm tenancy are cheered.
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Indianapolis
National Socialist Convol
Johnson
California
San Diego
Cal
Socialist Party
Carl Rudolph Legien
Reichstag
Farmers’ Committee
Ohio Attorney General urges strict Kimble Act enforcement
Timothy S. Hogan, Ohio Attorney General, writes to prosecutors urging vigilant enforcement of the Kimble Corrupt Practices Act at county and state elections. He notes more violations at local option elections and stresses using forfeiture provisions to ensure honest elections ahead of the May 21 primary and the Fall 2012 elections.
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Timothy S. Hogan
Ladies of Ge Golden Eagle hold literary evening
The ladies of the Golden Eagle hosted a Wednesday evening literary entertainment with many encores. O F E Chaney and Mil dred Chaney performed a violin and piano duet. Maud Bevan recited. The Matrimonial Advertising sketch featured Marie Smith, Harry Reith, Irene Scott, Ronald Davidson, Trymphena Griffith. Nellie Geisy and May Williams gave piano and vocal solos. Edna Bauman, Mazie Anderson, Elizabeth Flynn, Roy Virtue, James Anderson, Reith took part in Miss Doulton's Orchids sketch. John Spence and Frank Campbell performed A Jewish Comedy. Nellie Watson recited. Roy Virtue presented An Actor's Dream?
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Ladies of the Golden Eagle
O. FE. Chaney
Mildred
Italian man held after illegal saloon sales
Had nerve Frank Trupo an Italian of North Seventh street who was arrested for selling in dry territory was held for the grand jury by Mayor McLeish in a seo bond. Trupo was disappointed in being able to open a saloon in the residence section so he started to sell illegally.
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Frank Trupo
North Seventh Street
McLeish
Trupo
Old Officers Re-elected in Indianapolis Typographical Union
James M. Lynch is re-elected president by a 6,500 majority with incomplete returns from the election in Indianapolis. Secretary and Treasurer John Hayes also wins re-election.
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Indianapolis
James M. Lynch
Typographical Union
John Hayes
Knights of Maccabees win Ohio Banner for growth
The Knights of the Maccabees La Belle Tent 464 claim the Ohio State Banner for the largest membership gain and announce ongoing Thursday night classes. A large class will exemplify the second and third degrees tonight with several applications. A June 28 picnic parade and initiation are planned with Maccabees from Carrol Belmont Columbiana and Jefferson counties participating.
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Knights of the Maccabees of
la Belle
Ohio State
Maccabees
Carrol
Belmont
Columbiana
Jefferson
Overcome Indolence First Quote by James Allen
A brief quotation from James Allen centers on the first step in disciplining the mind to overcome indolence. It asserts this initial task is the easiest yet essential before advancing to further steps.
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James Allen
Ball Parade Postponed For Judge Jordan Funeral
The baseball parade planned for today was called off due to the funeral of the late Judge Joseph Jordan. It will be held tomorrow at the same hour, with a goal of eighteen to twenty automobiles in line. Auto owners are urged to bring their cars to the Mayor's office at 1 PM tomorrow.
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Joseph Jordan
Robbery Reported in Bank Alley Near Adams Street
James Thompson, rag buyer, told the Mayor’s office last night he was assaulted and robbed in Bank Alley near Adams Street. A small amount of money was taken. Police are investigating as Thompson identifies an unknown man who held him up during his walk through the alley.
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James Thompson
Adams Street
Thompson
Election Law Aims to Enforce Party Ticket Support
A $50 fine is set by law for voting against one’s party at the upcoming primary. A man is considered to belong to a party by supporting its principles and voting for its majority of candidates. Authorities are seeking compliance with this promise of the law.
Weather Outlook for Ohio Tonight and Friday
Ohio remains cloudy tonight with cooler air pushing in from the east. Friday calls for fair skies and a mild, pleasant day across the state.
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Ohio
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