McMichael testifies on Mulhall probe and newspaper deal
McMichael tells committee he took money under a verbal agreement to write a story about Twenty Years House Employee after the lobby investigation. He admits receiving 75 dollars a week and says the contract would begin after the hearing, while Irvine would testify to the arrangement.
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D.C
Oun
Martin de Mulbaakt
Ares
Bodlay
Tiaat
New York World
Mulhall
McMichael
iMcMichael
Fuller
Irvine
It Anscol AvEDemean Debates Bird Import Ban
The Senate today debated Senator McLean's amendment at the request of the Audubon Society to bar imports of aigrettes. Senator Reed challenged delaying human welfare discussions, urging focus on poverty and orphans alongside bird protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anscol Avedemean
Washington
Senate
McLean
Audubon Society
Reed
Ifarness
Murder Tale From Pittsburgh Weaves Fragmented OCR
Partial OCR text reports a crime scene inquiry involving a young victim and a shooting. The garbled lines mention a body on a riverbank and references to murderers, a city name, and a police record process, but details are unclear.
Pankhurst militancy cited in hunger strike defiance
Report notes Mrs Pankhurst and daughter Christabel in Paris directing militant suffrage campaign. It records her sentence and hunger strike protests against authorities, with calls for release and ongoing defiance from exile.
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Dafraget
Franco Haat
Havre
England
Pankhurst
Cour
Flolat Squires
Mise Christabenkhurst
Bankhurst
Ure Militent Suffraget
Bageteen
Paris
Campalen
Militant Women
Drought Eases Slightly as Rains Fall in Midwest
Weather reports show scattered rains in Missouri, Illinois, and Oklahoma after a long heat wave. Temperatures cooled briefly in southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma, but overall drought conditions persist with many streams reduced to pools and water supplies strained.
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Ammad
Kansas City
Aus
Missouri
Itanaaa
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
Kingan A
Olahoma
Eutarm Deck
Leon County
Pythian Uniform Rank Announces August Splash Prizes
The Telegram reports new splash prizes for the Pythian Uniform Rank contest opening to all companies in West Virginia except the local company. Prizes are to be awarded in August after inspection and proficiency tests. Participants include Tohn ODonell, Dilot, Biltmore Francis, Jot, and Steey Heights.
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West
Virginima
Tohn ‘O'Donnell
Dilot
Biltmore Francis
Jot
Steey Heights
ASB Chapel Services Announced for Sunday
In Rev Paul L Flanagan's absence, Mr nk McCamick will address ASB chapel Thursday 11 am, and Rev Mr Thorp will preach Sunday evening. Mr Flanagan will preach the pulpits Sunday at August 5.
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Paul L. Flanagan
Nk McCamick
ASB Ichapel
Thorp
Kgvo
Flanagan
Pulp Om
Pneumonia Claims Local Glassworker at 38
Cc V Myers a well known glassworker aged 38 dies at his home 41 North Third street after pneumonia. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 pm at home with Rev W L Teuser of German Lutheran church officiating. Burial in Masonic cemetery. Survived by widow eight children and six brothers. Member of the Bissworkers union.
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Cc. V. Myers
North Third Street
W. L. Tleuser
German Lutheran Church
Masonic Cemetery
Bissworkers Union
Local car supply ample for fall and winter demand
Baltimore and Ohio Cincinnati system study shows car supply should handle expected traffic with 76 000 to 90 000 box cars available next year. Expanded fleet includes about 5 000 new freight cars added in the last year and 2 000 more on order. Officials anticipate pro rata tonnage allocation and improved car packing to boost efficiency.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Baltimore and Ohio Raiload
Lomiera
Big Miners Strike Closes St Francisco Copper Belt Mines
Aug. 16. All mines in the St. Francisco court lead belt were closed today due to a strike by 5,000 members of the Western Federation of Miners. Pumps remained running.
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Buapte
St. Francisco Court
Western Federation of Miners
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Daily Ledger
Fragmented OCR notes show names and phrases about marriage licenses with garbled spellings and unclear dates. Readers should refer to the original page for accurate details on the couples and filing dates.
Albany Deadlock Over New York Governor Claimants
In Albany New York Aug 15 the Third straight day of deadlock sees William Guizen and Martin Gigam each claiming to be chief executive while the governor sits aside. The stalemate may extend to next Tuesday's legislative session as neither party moves to press for control.
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Albant
New York
William Guizen
New ‘York
Martin | Gigan
Teutonin
Jn Ao
Capitol
Legislaure
Bitter Feud Between Two Governors Rages On
The battle for New York's chief executive role intensified as governors Sulzer and Glynn clash over succession. Sulzer's plan to bring the dispute before a court failed last night, while Glynn asserts impeachment authority and rejects court intervention. Mrs Sulzer's nervous illness deepened, with bulletins noting her condition improved slightly this morning.
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Adbany
Nex
William Sulzer
Glynn
Sulzer
Doctors discuss forming a labor union amidst libel damages case
The British Medical Association debated reorganizing as a labor union after a libel damages ruling. Reports claim doctors see potential benefits, while police consider unions like the Amalgamated Society of Policemen to seek higher pay and overtime relief.
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Time Association Praeer London
Eag
British Medieal Association
Ibritish Medical Association
Iabor
Amalgamated Society of
Nnion
Idhler
Vlone
New Barber Shop Sets Opening Date
Despard residents heard cries Sunday morning as Mrs Urecheck reported her husband Andy Urcheck had struck her with a coffee pot. He was fined$20 and released after a prior incident.
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Andy Urcheck
Despard
Justito Jackson
Cartar
Urehock
Ureheck
Urchpek
Will Conduerthe Sanitary Barber Shop Here
Richard J. Sullivan opens a sanitary barber shop on Fourth Street in Clarksburg in a vacant U S Express space. The shop features modern chairs and mirrors from Baltimore, French plate glass, mahogany waiting chairs, new lighting by Mack Electric, a sterilizer, and a water basin from Simmons Plumbing. Sullivan, a 23 year barber, 12 in Clarksburg, leaves the Third Street shop to start his own business.
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Richard J. Sullivan
United State Expres Company
Fourth Street
Sullivan
J. Lang and
Compiny
Baltimore
Chalmy
Simmons Piumblag Company
Mack Electric Company
Sullivat
Clarksburg
Polish miners fined after Meadow Brook boarding house brawl
Miners Joan Marlowe Edward Creall and Frank Tolokk from Cook mines near Meadow Brook were fined 10 dollars and costs by Tuetie C. W. Watkins of Shinstom for being drunk and disorderly at a Meadow Brook boarding house. Constable Benjamin Harbert prevented a free for all, two men paid fines and were released while a third was jailed. another foreigner suffered a serious head injury and remained in danger.
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Joan Marlowe
Edward Creall
Frank Tolokk
Cook Mines
Meadowbrook
Tuetie
C. W. Watkins
Shinstom
Benjamin Harbert
Shinnston
Moonlight threshing across river farms near La Crosse
Moonlight threshing was the rule on Wisconsin and Minnesota farms around La Crosse. Crews could not work by day due to intense heat from Wednesday. they rested in daylight and resumed at dusk when the moon brightened and a cool breeze spread over the fields.
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LA Crosse
Wis
la Crosse Bank
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Water meter rules issued by Public Service Commission
Charleston August 16. The Public Service Commission has compiled and printed rules and standards governing water meters in the state. They include inspection requirements, cost allocation between company and consumer, and testing procedures for meters, with frequent inspections and sealed, date-tagged meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Public Service Commission
Commission
Ach Company
Public Safety Incident Frowned Upon Strike Tension
A disorderly public safety incident left several injured and a few suspects detained as authorities considered possible measures. The event marked the first service disruption of the current period with 1,500 people involved and potential orders from authorities under review.
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Alexander Oo
Serbis Mont
Clerical Civil Service Exam Applications by City
Fragmentary list shows applicants from multiple towns for a civil service clerical exam. Entries include Grafton Avon Dyk non Vadis Smithton kink Votan Maxnington Mt Clare Paragum Bridgeparl Virog Eales and others with varied counts, on a Saturday session.
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Civil Service Examination
Om Foll ‘Grafton
Avon
Dyk Non
Vadis
Smithton
Kink
Votan
Maxnington
Mt Clare
Paragum
Bridgeparl
Virog
Eales Mutt
City
Engineers Clash Over Cheat Haven Dam Safety
The Hyde Electric Company of West Virginia and West Virginia experts dispute claims about the Cheat Haven dam foundation. Dr. White, a renowned geologist, argues instability while engineers including Scheldenhalm and Dovey defend safety citing comparable dams. University consultant Dr. Meads also presents testimony for safety.
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Morgantown
Hyde Electric Company
West Virginia
Cheat Haven
Omer
White
Scheldenhalm
Citq Development Company
Dovey
M. N. Mathes
Sohedih
Viste
Unital States Army
Army Board of Enetagers
Pittebure
D. W. Meads
University of Wiconesia
Fipdeo- Electric Company
West, Virginie
Union Upheld in Kansas City Case
A Kansas City union victory was upheld as of August 1 with decisions favoring workers in a disputed employment matter. The ruling reinforces protections for members amid ongoing negotiations and labor actions.
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Ghee Spy
Marthall
Cradle Songster
Kishore
Pittsbore
Mrs Pankhurst
WES
Sulfeay Leifer
C.V. Myers
By & QL
Einlti
Jennetts
State House
Fghe
Wile
Richard J. Sillivan
Shumston
Michigan
Public Service Commission of
Ave
Sarna Ae Cts
Mabe
Uni
Gil Service
Dr. White
Morrntown
UNION
Conbertasd Church
Judge
Tee
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