Campaign Against Suffragettes Sparks London Arrests
A renewed crackdown in London marks the start of a drive to curb suffragette militancy. Police seized leaders and officers from the Women’s Social and Political Union amid arrests ofEvans Gendt and Annie Karney on conspiracy charges, with Archibald Bouking urging harsher action against the group and its supporters including Americawomen.
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London
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Offic
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Woman's Societ Qua Politicat Union
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My) Drufamond
Mins Annie iKarney
Wall
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Scotland Yard
Reallaing
Lion's den
Archibald Bouking
Treasury
Polles
Bodkins
Wil Persone
Special Term Court to Audit and Approve Claims Tomorrow
A special term of the county court will convene tomorrow to audit and approve claims for payment. The session will consider transfers and exonerations, with Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland named in related filings. Notices cover notary public certificates and qualification of notaries public.
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Fidelity and Deposit Company
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Robork L. Fintays Po
Coal Company
Ty Hella
Johie
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Pitched Battle Disrupts Harvester Company Rally
Rioting erupted after a mill protest at Interstations Harvester Company. Police fought with workers and strikers, with women protesters arrested. Sheriff and guards clashed with demonstrators as female employees faced harassment while seeking work.
Daring Plan Ends in Release of Prisoners
Lisbon April 20 a bold scheme led to the release of several prisoners seized during political disturbances. A Portuguese warship fired cannon as it approached, with sailors landing prisoners under guard, spurring alarm as some feared a fresh revolution.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Labhor
Severnual Nye
Webb bill advances in Senate amid delay in San Francisco
The Webb bill, named after Attorney General Webb, moved forward in the Senate with a substitute adopted after a three minute vote. Absence of Mr. Bryan and planned action on Thursday keep the measure pressing, with likely passage and eventual transmission to the assembly and governor for signing.
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Ryan
Wilton
Miryam
Webb
Allarney
Bryan
San Princivey
Senate
Dukhess
Bride Shivers at General Grant Steps Wedding Night Detail
A bride, wife of patrolman Lows Daumain, delivered on General Grant's steps after a 9 o'clock wedding last night. The groom was kept on duty and forbidden any honeymoon contact as a police captain ordered him to remain at post.
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Tom
Lows Baumain
Daumain
Lint
Willy Hin
Shaver Qualified as Estate Administrator in Manisan Estate
Mowe E. Shaver has qualified as administrator of Manss a WManisan estate with bond set at 1200 dollars. Olandus West serves as surety and appraisers LS. WWAitowau Temple Suith and D. W. Kcomper are named as appraisers.
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Mowe E. Shaver
Manss Sa Wmanisan
Olandus West Surety
LS. Wwaitowau
Temple Suith
D. W. Kcomper
Murder charge shocks Warsaw aristocracy
In Warsaw on April 30 Baron John Meling, a wealthy landlord, was arrested on charges of murdering Prince Lubeck, a prominent nobleman. The prince's body was found riddled with bullets in a park near the baron’s residence, sparking a citywide search when he failed to appear at the railway station.
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Warsaw
Poland
John Meling
Prince Lubeck
Pari
Duty on Glass Remains in Bill in House Debate
Fragmentary account of a House session where the duty on glass provision faced fierce debate. Rep. Hamilton of Michigan and Rep. Murdock clashed over the issue, with party lines and personal tensions evident as oratory echoed.
Wrecked Daytons Men Tell Police of Enforced Labor
A detachment of sixty penniless men, claiming they were promised work in Dayton, arrived in Chicago and told police they had not been paid. One man, Robert Anna of Cincinnati, said he was hired by Dayton for 20 dollars a day to work in the streets. Soldiers directed their train to an unknown destination, and several said they received no wages or clear return plans.
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Ciy
Robert Anna
Cinelanati
Hundrada
Ottinrs
Chere
Anchie
Changes in Williams Hardware leadership reshuffled
R Philips resigned after fourteen years as manager of the wholesale Williams Hardware Company. The board accepted his resignation and named a successor. The staff at Wardwarn Sampans expressed regret at the loss of long service. Senator Nathan returned to Washington after visiting home for a portion of traveltime.
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TL. R. Philips
Hie Jy Sijion
Dark Ab Tie
Williams Harfwara Company
Nas
Poalylon
Jaime
Wardwarn Sampans
Thompson and Davison Visit Wallingford on Wednesday
Warceling Thompson of Wolf Summit and Davison of Wallace were city visitors Wednesday, drawing attention as local residents noted their brief stop in town. The pair reportedly toured several sites and met with community members during their brief visit.
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Warceling Thompson
Wolf Summit
Commission Goes Abroad To Learn Co op Banks Abroad
A 100 member American Commission on Agricultural Cooperation sails to Naples and Europe to study and report on cooperative farmers banks and mortgage systems. Led by federal commissioners with President Wilson credentials, the group aims to lower food costs by expanding cheap credit and currency reform, with state delegates contributing to a final Congress report.
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Naples
Sjietoems
Hla
Southern Commercial Congréss
Agricuture
Houstay
Wilson
Waellington
Bryan
Congress
United States
Union
Ying
Chicago
Germay
Evry
Eurone
Judge Grants Rhodes Change of Venue in Campaign Indictment
Charleston April 30 Judge Scott granted Delegate Rhodes a change of venue for his indictment charging acceptance of bribes during the United States senatorial campaign. The trial location remains uncertain with Braxton or Kanawha counties considered, and objections cited to Braxton due to potential sympathy for Rhodes. Prospects lean toward Harrison County, with a decision expected today.
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Alt ‘Hough
Scott
Rhodes
Kannyrha
Braxton County
Delemate
Farroy
Jim Kanawha
Boteune
Harrson
Dovinon Ie
Tate
Dayton Minister To Lecture On Miami Flood
Dayton minister Rev. Bred Strickelund of Dayton will speak at 8 o clock tonight at the courthouse lecture about the Miami valley flood. He is a Christian Church minister and Hiram College graduate, known for eloquence and humor. The talk is free and ladies are cordially invited.
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Teth Clarkshille
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Order of Moose
The
Christian Church
Hiram College
Miami Valley
Duid
New Leaders in Role of Honor at Elk Show
The Elk Lodge fundraiser at Habington Grand theater Tuesday night featured Joe Aident directing Deng Inga B. Wiliamis and A. J. Smith in a lively performance of The Willie Peekaboo. Attendance matched the prior night’s crowd, boosting the hospitality fund as guests of the entertainment committee. The event honored Willian Shinn and Guy Gay for notable performances, with Miss Orata Carboy also praised. Campaign notes urged readers to rally support for contestants in the ongoing HurryUp bonuses, offering up to 75,000 extra votes and a chance at a diamond ring prize, while stressing that votes counted toward district prizes and major awards.
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Peekaboo
Habingon Grand Theater
Joe Aident
Deng Inga B. Wiliamis
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Ta Ciiality Fund
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Men- Hon
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Stickney
Gay
Glia
Orata Carboy
Lendlyie
Clarksburg
Bother Mulvaney
Ani Lando
Mra
Mor Soo
Paige
Prise
Daily ‘Telegram
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Several States
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold exams May 17 in DC and nearby states to fill stenographer and typewriter posts. Testing sites include North Carolina Virginia West Virginia with venues in Bliefeld Charleston Fairmont Grafton Huntington Martinsburg Parkersburg Wheeling. Applicants must meet age and other usual requirements and submit by closing business hours.
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Wheeling
John J. Poley
West Union
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W. ¥. Briceland
Fourth Civil Service District
Wash
Ely
Ington
D.C
Blanks
Violent assault on suffrage headquarters at New Castle
A large party of anti suffragists attacked the World Social and Political Union headquarters in New Castle on April 10. Windows were broken and quantities of suffragette literature were destroyed.
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New Castle
Tyne
Eng
World Social and Political Union
Merrick to Seek Habeas Corpus in Sunday Delivery Protest
Washington April 30 The post office department faced a voluminous petition protesting Sunday mail delivery to transient populations and hotels weighing over twenty one pounds. The filing urged continued Sunday mail for hotels and lodges and called for legal action to grant the request. Charleston April 39 No decision had been made on releasing prison T Fritx Merrick arrested on Governor Hutulela’s order for inciting riot via socialist newspaper articles. Attorney H Wy Houston expected to appear, writs of habeas corpus likely. Ramsey, detained with Merrick, remained in custody but connected to the publication deemed minor, with no influence on policy. Coal-field reports pleased Governor Halfelda as miners deserted and returned to their jobs.
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Layco
Washington, D.C
Post Office Department
Addy
United States
Allowalka
Arociarta
Charleston
Dlath
Jall
Tfritx
Ster Rick
Halfeld
Stelling
Interstate Commission approves long distance rail trade move
The Interstate Commerce Commission today decided a 1500 foot long business route within Kentucky would transfer traffic to the Way of Lie Hallimere and Ohio railroad from Huntington West Virginia to points on the Norfolk and Western line. Continued on page ten.
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Auvoclavio Emean
Washington, D.C
Interstate Cometroe Commission
Kentucky
Judge refuses injunction in Bull Run electric plant case
Grafton judge today refused an injunction filed by the West Virginia Development Company against PresentGoumy Development Company to halt work on the Bull Run electric plant. Attorneys argued the case amid the ongoing dispute over the project and development plans.
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Annociateo Weener
Grafton
Xell
Elvenic
West Virginia Devalopment Company
Comptroller denounces auditor over $2 shed payment
The Comptroller of the Currency Tracewell criticized an auditor for refusing a $2 payment by a government department for creating a shed on a government experiment in West Virginia. The auditor argued the expenditure violated the law governing public funds.
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Lev Aerociren
Paras
Washington, D.C
Nota Public Trust
Rency Tracewell
Department
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