Williams Versus Huerta Forces Mutiny Over Mine Stock
Washington July 7 Comptroller Williams testified before the Senate Committee investigating a North Carolina gold mining project. Promoter Boon and stock buyers push claims while Newman denies receiving mining communications. letters offered for evidence but not received.
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Washington
Williams’ ‘Batora
Senate
North Carolina
Brver
Beyer
Feagesford Pamarene
Swanson Fed
Awine
W. G. Newman
Willams
Newman
Benator Thompson
Clapp
Saltilio Bond Seal Ties Villa and Carranza Chiefs
A report from Carranza headquarters states General Villa will visit Saltilio to seal a bond of friendship and allegiance with General Carranza. A conference between Villa and Carranza commissions at Orreon aimed to smooth past differences is deemed entirely successful.
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Saltiulo
Tex
Villa
Saltilia
Carranza
Mali
Orreon
Whiskey haul reported in Keystone raid by prohibition official
Prohibition commissioner Fred Blue announced a raid on a Keystone speakeasy in McDowell County capturing 180 gallons of whiskey. Separately, the body buried at Middleway Cemetery has been identified as Sweeney of Philadelphia after his widow had the remains exhumed and identified him.
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Keystone
Blue’s “Dry
Charleston
Fred 0. Blue
Prohibition
Hie Daputien
McDowell County
Middleway
Grassford
Sweeney
Philadelphia
Sha
Knox and Knox Guests of Walter J. Clark in Charleston
Philander C. Knox former Pennsylvania senator and secretary of state travels with Gen Hugh S Knox to Charleston to visit Walter J. Clark editor of a local newspaper. In Johnstown Mrs James Topley the fourth fatal auto accident victim died in hospital. John J Hildinger injured and listed in dying condition from yesterday’s crash.
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Charleston
W- Va
Philander C. Knox
United States
Pennsylvania
Watt
Kit Gen
Hugh 8
Knox
Pittburg
Walter J. ‘Clark
Washington
Johnstown
James Topley
Stovestoyen
John J. Hildinger
Congressman Brown in Kingwood for Fourth of July
Washington July 7 Congressman Brown has returned from Kingwood where he attended the Fourth of July celebrations. Avia Bas returned from Charles to assist on civic matters as the week advances in ongoing national events.
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Washington
D.C
Brown Han
Kingwood
Mpénd
Avia Bas
Charlesfob
Nicvite
Welsh Favorite Due To Support In London Title Fight
Ulghtweight champion Welsh and Willie Ritchie arrived in London for their Olympia clash. Welsh led betting at 5 to 4 amid Welsh support from Carduff backers. Father Boucher to officiate with Eugen Corri as referee. Weigh-ins showed Ritchie at 134 pounds and Welsh at 186 pounds under the limit.
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Co Besoin
London
Father Boucher
Stepney
Baying
Digby
Eugen Corri
Olympia
Ritche
Welsh
Judgment in Empress of Ireland wreck inquiry due next Saturday
Montreal July 1 The judgment of the commission investigating the Empress of Ireland disaster will be delivered next Saturday morning per Quebec report. The collier Storstad, which rammed and sank the Empress on May 28 in the St Lawrence, was sold today in the Admiralty Court for 175 00. Purchasers are understood to be the original owners. Storstad held in surety for damages in the million dollar action brought by Canadian Pacific Railway, owners of the Empress, against Storstad’s owners.
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Waces
Montreal
Quebec
Bterated
St. Lawrence
Admirality Court
Storstad
Ian
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dawson May Return as Moundsville Prison Captain
Captain Dawson, acting warden at the penitentiary succeeding Wardin Haddox, may resume his former post as captain of the guards at Moundsville. He has lived in Preston county since retirement and is expected to be reappointed when Senator Mont White becomes warden on August 1.
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Captain Dawson
Penitentiary
Wardin Haddox
Moundsville
Preston County
It Ia
Mont White
New Inspection Ordered for Childs Office in Wetzel County
Congressman Neely ordered a new inspection at Childs in Wetzel county after a law inspector recommended discontinuing the office. At patrons request another inspection was ordered and the discontinuance suspended. The office pays about $22 a year.
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Tareciat
Washington, D. C
Jily T
Neely
Childs
Wetzel County
Warburg Declines To Become Member In Fight Over Board
Private and county detectives continue the murder inquiry into Mrs. Louise Bailey’s death at Dr. Edwin Carman’s office. Carman welcomes a national detective head but says the county did not hire him yet. The inquest may resume unless taken from the coroner by the grand jury. Warburg formally asks President Wilson to withdraw his nomination to the federal reserve board, signaling he does not wish to be questioned further. The Senate has confirmed Harding Miller and Hamlin. board quorum forms with ex officios Meado and Williams.
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Freeport
N.Y
Louise Bailey
Edwin Carman
Iand Hix
Washington
Paul St. Warburg
New York
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Warburg
Banking House of Kisho, Loeb and Company
Senate Banking Committee
White House
Senate
W. P. G. Harding
A.C. Miller
Charles S. Hamlin
Meadoo
Williams
Extraordinary military activity along Austria Hungary border
Despatch from Belgrade to the Temps reports fervent mobilization along the Austria Hungary front. It notes forty carloads of artillery departed Budapest today and heightened energy near the northern border of Serbia amid ongoing tension.
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Arsocinven Veean
Paris
Belgrade
Servia
Autria-Hungary
Budapest
Sérvia
Camden tied to sea duty named for revenue cutter Windom
Lieutenant Dernse Camden has been returned to sea duty after years in Washington. He is nephew of the late Senator J N Camden of Pardernburg and cousin of Senator J N Camden of Kentucky. He is assigned to the revenue cutter Windom in Galveston Texas and expects promotion to captain within weeks.
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Vaemington
D. C
Dernse Camden
Menue
J. N. Camden
Pardernburg
J.N. Camden
Kentucky
Washington
Galrsaton
Tex
Gutter, Windom
County Socialists Nominate a Ticket at Harrison County Meet
A Harrison county Socialists convention met at the Karl Marx temple in Egat Clarkwburst on July 4 with delegates from all local units. The meeting formed credential and rules committees, adopted reports, and nominated Deco Van Horn Salem and Charles J Kerr for the county slate with Marion T Vincent and others to follow for other offices. A state senate candidate All Knight was named, and a county campaign is planned with a turnout drive and mobilization of members.
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Harrison County
Karl Marx
Egat
House of Delégatan
Deco van Horn
Salem
Charles J. Kerr
Essa
Clark
Sehon J. Fimnajan
I Clark
Tristany
Grover G. Wolfe
Mt. Clare
Marion T. Vincent
Shinneton, All
Knight
Art. Clare
Lewin
Deddridee
Countiss
Welsh-Ritch title likely high weight world championship event
Bulletin from the Daily Aslpyram indicates the high weight championship event will be received in the mid afternoon. The schedule notes a start around 4 10 o'clock with ballet performances continuing.
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Paausres
Local Quarrel Ends in Stabbing in Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on July 7 a quarrel led to a stabbing. Police report says one man struck, another victim sustained injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Investigation continues as authorities seek witnesses and determine motive.
Mutiny report near Vera Cruz alarms American lines
General Funston notified the War Department of reports from General Huerta’s forces that mutineers planned to attack American positions at Vera Cruz. He also stated Marine private Henrich Thobe was within Mexican lines and unharmed but did not provide details.
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Washington
Funston
War Department
Marin
Henrich Thobe
President pardons old Indian convict and hunger strike tale
In a July report from New York and Washington, President Wilson grants an unconditional pardon to Blackfeet Indian Spopes after thirty four years of life imprisonment for murder. The pardon includes relocation to Browning Montana and reunion with his daughter. The story recounts Sinclair Upton's earlier hunger strike and a misreported Royal Rockefeller rebuke leading to a misconduct charge.
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New York
Upton
Sinclair
John D. Rockefeller
Colorado
Crain
Shrikel
Uar
Washington, D.C
Bi Bara
Wilson
Tranihe Federal Hospital
Torithe Ihsine
Browning
Washington
Gray
Dla
Indian Office
Milwaukee mayor opposes milk tent ordinance change
Milwaukee Mayor G. A. Bading declared opposition to any effort to modify or rescind the tuberculin milk tent ordinance. The city’s milk supply remained about 50 percent of a normal day’s receipts, a drop attributed to the law requiring only compliant milk from dealers.
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Sey susociAvEa
Pgea
Milwaukee
G. A. Bading
Grand Jury to Hear Case of Two Foreigners Arrested
The grand jury will investigate Rosko Keer and Smli Teraak, foreigners arrested Sunday evening in Glam Tire by ally po. They faced a hearing Monday evening before Magistrate 6: Gorton, who ordered bonds of 5 each for further action.
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Rosko Keer
Smli Teraak
Glam Tire
Ally Po
Noam
Funeral for Mrs John Binder Held at Church
Funeral services for Mrs. John Binder, who died at her Grussallt home after typhoid fever, will be held at 10 oclock Wednesday at the Immaculate Conception church, followed by burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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John Binder
Grussallt
Ohlrod
Immaculate Conception
Ead
Binder
Holy Cross Cemetery
Train Crash Near Toledo Kills Engineer Frank Breitner
A Toledo bound passenger train derailed early today near West Toledo. Engineer Frank Breitner, 36, of Petersburg, Michigan, died. Fireman Roy Porter was severely injured and about forty passengers were shaken but not seriously hurt.
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AY Bopoeren
Toledo, Ann ,Arbor
Tackton Pissenger
Toledo
Frank Breitner
Petersburg
Midh
Roy Porter
Eorty
President Wilken's order exempts fourteen commerce experts
Washington July 7 officials in the Department of Commerce announced an executive order exempting fourteen commercial experts from civil service status. The move does not alter the status of commercial attaches assigned to legations and embassies abroad, who will face examinations under the pending bill.
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Washington
Wilken
Department of Commerce
Department
Plea entered in federal court by master plumbers group
Plea entered Tuesday in federal court before Judge McPherson by officials and members of the National Association of Master Plumbers recently indicted on conspiracy in restraint of trade in violation of the Sherman act. None appeared in person, pleas tendered by counsel.
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Ter Ansociaran Press
Des Moines
Wera
Federsl Court
McPherson
National Association of Master Plumbers
Boy Disappears prompts nationwide police postcard appeal
Chief of Police Harry L. Broke mails postcard pictures of twelve year old Carl Straley who recently ran away from his Broad Osha home to police departments nationwide. The mother believes he ran away but hopes he will return. Police report the matter as ongoing.
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Harry L. Broke
Carl Straley
Broad Osha
Ts Tia Police
Pancaught Pall Fell Injuring Men Off Pier
John Fo leger was killed and Archie Jones possibly fatally injured when a portion of the palace peafloat scaffold collapsed, tumbling 75 feet, Tuesday, near Pittsburg. Charleston reports breakage impacted the weight load above the wheat yard.
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Pittsburg
John Foleger Wan Iene
iArchie Jones
West Virginia Republicans Endorsed by Progressive Voters
Letters from citizens across West Virginia praise Republican Congressmen Sutherland Avirey Moss for their first term and endorse them for renewal. Progressive groups in several counties, including Sam ers, endorsed the trio and condemned the Democratic party in strong terms. The resolutions were shared with the congressmen as public backing.
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Charlie Brooks Smith
Washington
West Virginia
West Virginis
Howard Sutherland
Samuel Be Avis
Hunter H. Moas
Lima
Sutherland
Agis
Moss
Ramjmanta
Samers
Ayvin
Democratic Party
Aviz
Burglary at Swiger Paw Home Sparks Police Probe
Diligent police work follows a burglary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swiger and Miss Ruth D. Paw at the corner of North Chestnut and Locust Streets. The break occurred Monday between 2 and 4 PM. entry was gained by cutting a screen door on the side porch. Stolen items include a monogrammed watch, a ring set with pearls, a ruby ring, a plain ring, two unidentified knives, a cane, and a small diamond stick pin. Mrs. Swiger and Miss Paw returned to town about 2 PM and found the home absent the valuables shortly after.
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Sons
Ernest
Swiger
Ruth D. Paw
Chestnut
Locust Streets
Switer
Mim Paw
Escape at Elkins as prisoners flee during night
Escaped two prisoners from the last term of court fled into the mountains after knocking down Jailer J Hi Shreve to aid their escape around 9 p.m. Delbert Moore and Toinson Rader, both sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary at Moundsville, are unlocated. A superintendent Harrisag of the Weaver Coal mine reported his horse stolen during the night, suspected to be used by the escapees.
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Elkins
J. Hi. Shreve
Delbert Moore
Toinson
Rader
Moundsville
Ntendent Harrisag
Weaver
Paris Green Seeping Mystery In Dayton Well
Preliminary congressional probe into Judge A G Dayton charges begins July 2 as House Judiciary review aims to decide whether to report to the full House. District Attorney Mish opens a joint inquiry into an alleged poisoning at East Broomwald involving Mr and Mrs Matrailios amid public service disruptions.
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Ey Serccinre
Rae Rochester
Wxiily
Horace Mish
Join Doe
East Broomwald
Sanderson
Rte
Iit
Matrailios
Matrail
Sed teseees COLDEST JULY 1
Sed teseees COLDEST JULY 1. NEW YOMM July 7 report notes record cold spell affects people and farms. Weather data show unusual chill across regions, with officials warning of lingering cool fronts and moisture. Local centers track temperatures, river levels, and farm impacts.
Public Debate Highlights Education and Reform Themes
Fragmented text shows a public discourse on education funding and reform with references to universities, legal figures, and political priorities. It hints at calls for responsible policy, teacher training, and maintaining intellectual standards amid rising costs. The piece reflects civic concern over education and governance.
Pension matters in Washington C D July efforts progress
An incomplete report outlines attempts by Neely of Fairmont and Wheeling to secure discharge resolutions for ten veterans. The pension bureau is urged to grant pensions to Allie M. Kit Cheater and Hare Whoallie, amid unclear wording on discharge issues and names.
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Washington, D.C
Mann Neely
War Department
Fairmont
Alonso
Wheeling
Wubalantiong
Néely
Allie M. Kit Cheater
Hare
Congress Debates Mileage Rule Change in House and Senate
A historic fiscal dispute unfolds as Congress debates travel mileage rates for members. The House proposes a twenty cent per mile cap with other costs folded in, while the Senate tempts a lower rate. The floor fights over who pays for meals and fare, with votes tight and amendments offered.
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