Union Ranks In Strike Broken
May 11 Palamont West Virginia workers and mine operators surveyed northern coal fields to gauge the strike’s impact. The operators hailed the union’s charter withdrawal as a victory while union officials stressed many miners remain on strike and joining daily, signaling continued labor pressure in the region.
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Palamont
W. Va
Mifne
Landora
West Virginia
Effer
Dfuty
Loval 4009
Eithdrawal
Landrads of
Mineraisha
Tas Bhimston
West Virginia Union
Turang
Revelations by Minister Due Sunday
Rev Dr Carpenter prepares to deliver a series of revelations Sunday in Hayerta town. The minister says details will be guarded, promising to expose past events while avoiding sensational content. Local residents anticipate a charged address as investigations continue.
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Carpenter
Virat Brethrow Cire Bianchy Moraine
Eliurel
Lenawan
Minitster
Hayeratown
Mora
Tey
Carpentler Jax
Ins
Pho
Oil Detour Schedule Sets Routes Across Washington County
The Roade Commission announced next week detours for oiling work in Washington and Frederick counties. Detours will shift traffic along the Ha gerstown Lotterburg road to Downeville Spellman road, a short Frederick Pike section, and the Hagerstown Smithsburg road, plus the Rohrerville to Boonsboro route. Total detour length about 6.8 miles with very good conditions.
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Washington County
Roade Commission
Presont
Hagerstown-Lotternburgg
Roder
Downeville-Spellman
Frederick Pike
Frederick County
South Mountain
Frederick
Hagerstown Smithsburg
Booneboro-Rohrarsville
Rohreryvilla
Boonsboro
Bharburg Plas
Keedysville
Rohreraville
Two Men Sentenced to Cut Time in City Court
A city court morning session handed down one year and two six month terms to three men linked to cuttings. Jack Wilhelm, formerly of Bellevue, received six months in the jail of correction for ing ing a paraphrand. Thomas Penn, colored, got one year and six months for aggravated assault. Lela Harriott, colored, was given six months for cutting a hand and head with a peeling knife. Reva Streets testified to support other sentences. Kennedy, charged with assault with intent to ma nish, was granted an appeal and held for grand jury action.
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Tn Classical
ToIn
Jack) Wilhelm
Bellevue
Jesse Hasty
Correc Hon
Weing
Wilsehn
Cowily
Thomas Penn
Png
Rickard
Kennedy
Justice Bower
Grant
Ranish
Klan Leader Must Face Murder Charge in Mutanapolis
Judge Collins overruled a motion to quash the murder indictment against David Stephen, Earl Kilneck, and Harl Gentey stemming from the death last month of Madge Ouerholtzer, with the case moving to criminal court in Mutanapolis.
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Mutanapolis
Iamhes A. Collins
da Tensa
David
Stephenson
Earl Kilneck Sn Harl Gentey
Mas Madge Ouerholtzer
Big Shake-Up for Philly Police Forced Fraternizing Exposed
Philadelphia police face a major upheaval as more than 44 officers are suspended and others await review by the Police Trial Board on serious charges. The action follows a secret investigation alleging officers involved with illicit activities and fraternizing with a local brewery scene, prompting calls for accountability.
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Philly
Philadelphia
Director of Public Safety
Smedey D. Butler
Civil Service Communal
Central Police Heanitquartera
Miners Seek Wage Increase Toward Next Year
Washington May 15 President Coolidge and his cabinet fear a potential strike in the Anthracite fields as the wage agreement with United Mine Workers nears expiry on August 30. Miners seek a 10 to 30 percent boost while operators plan a 10 to 36 percent cut plus a checkoff for union dues. Government watchers anticipate possible government action to keep miners at work if talks stall. Current coal stocks and weekly output figures are noted as production trends continue ahead of any strike, with bituminous totals also listed.
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Washington
Coolidge
Catinet
Anthracita
United Milne
Authencita
Youth Drowns in Canal Zone
Alva Glenvil Mellott aged 19, son of Mrs. Ida Mellott of Fulton County, drowned in the Panama Canal Zone while serving as a private in the U S Marine Service. Fraser details say his body will be brought to Hancock, then to Mellott home, with funeral at Mrs Mellott home and burial in Presbyterian Cemetery at Watfordaburg. Survived by mother, sister Mrs. Barclay, another sister Mrs. Beanie S Green of McConnellyburg, Ira B Mellott of Sacramento, CA, and Davis R Mellott of Baltimore. Recruiting Officer in the Marine Service.
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Mellot
Buriat
Presbyterian
Watfordaburg
Mra. Barclay
Surviva
Mra
Beanie S. Grean
McConnellyburg
Ira. B. Mellott
Sacramento
Calj
Davis R. Mellott
Baltimore
Marina
Mercy Now For Pennsy Slayers
Harrisburg May 14. The Guerin bill passed allowing murderers in the first degree to receive either the electric chair or life imprisonment at the discretion of the governor. The wording reflects the era's capital punishment debate influencing Pennsylvanian policy.
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Harrisburg
Wor Pincho
Guerin
Wealthy passengers depart Los Angeles on short trip
The article notes 32 aboard the big silver liner with wealth exceeding 1 billion dollars. The party left at 1131 4, Mast ern Daylight time amid poor weather and low ceilings. Conditions were expected to improve by afternoon as skies began to clear.
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Los Angeles
Lakyhurst
N. 1
Nleal
Owever
Tia
Burns Fatal to Mrs Mielke After Home Fire
Mrs Bewlah Mielke aged 26 of near Loyai Station Frederick county died from burns received while at home yesterday. A chicken bread fire triggered clothing ignition and she burned severely. Walter Exline of Hancock was hospitalized with a severe eye injury from a piece of steel while employed at American Fruit Growers Inc. Henry Eavey, son of Herman and Mrs Tr Eavey from 109 South Potomac Street Danville Virginia, won a U S Government gold medal for marksmanship on the rifle range during spring training at the Danville Military College.
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Bewlah M. Mielke
Edward Mielke
Loy‘ai Station
Frederick County
Walter Exline
Hancnck
Washington County Hospital
Exling
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Henry HR. Eavey
Herman Tr. Eavey
South Potomaag Street
Danville Military Collage
Danville
U. S
Peace goal of society praised by labor secretary
Cleveland May 16 Secretary of Labor James J Davis praised the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen for its work at their annual convention in Cleveland. He said peace is the greatest goal of society both in industry and in politics.
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Cleveland
James J. Davis
Brotherhood of Railroad
Navy orders Los Angeles to Annapolis for aviation training
The Navy Department ordered the dirigible Los Angeles to report to Annapolis on June 1 to aid training of midshipmen in aviation. The mooring ship Vatoka is also directed to the Naval Academy. Following orders from Secretary Wilbur, all midshipmen must receive aviation training before graduation. The Los Angeles will stay at the Academy for three days.
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Wasiington
Navy Department
Los Angeles
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Wiltur
Miss Mildred Sage Faces Jury In Fatal Shooting Case
In Paterson New Jersey on May 15 Miss Mildred Babe Sage tea room owner faced a jury after being accused of shooting her business partner Samuel Gantelmo to death. The case went to the jury at 11 58 today. The report also notes unrelated local incidents including a trolley car passing danger and a poisoning accident with iodine.
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Paterson, N. J
Mildred Babe Sage
Samuel Gantelmo
U S Won't Be Watchdog Yet At Geneva Arms Talks
Geneva May 16 The United States will not act as an international watchdog in the Pan American arms talks. Congressman Theodore Burlan, head of the American delegation to the Geneva Arms Traffic Association, told the commission that the U S will inspect domestic and foreign shipping only to prevent liquor smuggling. He added mutual confidence should govern arms commerce, making ship searches unnecessary.
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Geneva
U. S
Theodore Burlan
Geneva Aris Traffic Association
Commission On Arma
Burton
United States
Bus crash blamed on songs of Women’s Lodge at Windsor
One woman was killed and 19 injured when a party bus carrying members of the Sons of England and Daughters lodge was struck by an oncoming switch engine at Howard street crossing. The crowd, singing lodge songs, drowned out the whistle as the locomotive, moving slowly, struck the vehicle and dragged it along the right of way. Two men were injured.
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Windsor
Ont
Jagtor
Howard Street
Ba Fox Lepminal
Drill
Deroo
Malls
Moghind
Featornal Organi Mon
Sons of Enguamt
Anvenontes
Kingsville
Tious Delver
Orville Beaudoin
Dry Fleet to Be Withdrawn in September
New London Conn May 15 The backbone of the governments prohibition fleet will be withdrawn from the eastern liquor front about September 3 and prepared for the winter campaign to protect navigation. The keelboat section of the fleet will be into dry dock for a months constraining. These hulls will not be available for the rum war until most work is done. Every available coast guard craft will be kept to winter protection tasks. This annual service is approved by executive order of the President.
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New London
Conn
International
Coast Guard
Jan Aube
Dismissal Likely In Trial Of Minister's Daughter Case
May D A Baird may decide today whether to bring the case before a jury again involving Mia Lucha Jones daughter of Rev T Howard Jones Lorain clergyman The jury in the indictment charged her with procuring Victor Kua 16 for Wi Man Menschein last night was hopelessly divided and discharged by Judge A Ib Webber The jury stood seven for acquittal five for conviction The case may be retried or a new charge may be brought without tolling.
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Blyma
D. A. Baird
Mia Lucha Jones
T. Howard Jones
Lorain
Churghik
Vkter Kua
Menschein
Kite
Webber
Miga Jones
Sollett
Miss Rohrer and Johnston Named Class Honors
Richard Johnston of Surrey High School and Miss Margaret Rohrer of Broadway High School win valedictorian and salutatorian honors for the class of 2925. Johnston carries 97.62 average, Rohrer 96.93, with other top averages in the commercial and academic sections. Examinations run May 27 to 29. final averages published June 2. class play May 29 at Nixon's Academy. senior book distribution today at 2:30. A countywide high school track meet follows at City Park.
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Richard Johnston
Surrey High School
Margaret Rohrer
Broadway High School
Johnston
Miss Rohrer
Migs
Virginia Shank
Fred Musey
Martha Marker
Surrey
Dha
Nixon’s Academy
Rum for Gotham Slips Thru to Norfolk Landings
May 15 report from New York states bootleg rum traffic has shifted south toward Norfolk Virginia with large consignments and ships routing to New York via indirect paths. Decoy tugs and boats were used to shield blockading activity and hamper authorities.
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Gotham
Norfolk, VA
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