Two Bandits Rob Train Near Blaizon Missouri
Train crew and track walkers reported two masked bandits seized the Missouri Pacific line near Blaizon sixty miles northwest of St Louis. After forcing the engineer and express car, the robbers boarded the American Express coach, seized mail and a fifty pound sack, then fled toward Klondike with the crew left in the cars. Authorities and constables assisted at the scene as details emerged.
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Ay Associates Nanan ST Louis
Blaixon
Et Loils
Fim Weway
Hie
A. le Madd
John Snadsey
Téxas
Matson
Dorthe
Missouri River
Klondike
American Express Company
J. G. Nicholson
Walker
Willem Christoph Srmppearoil
Wrizener
Mudd
William Glasy
Muda
Emil Ahmann
Augusta
Hewaldie
Mexican finance minister sails from capital for Europe
Adolfo dela Lams, Mexican minister of finance, left Mexico City for Vera Griz to sail on the French liner Expuene to Europe. The train carried many French and Mexican travelers as two sections departed for the coast amid military airport security.
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of Finance
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Europe
Amy
Adolfo Dela Lams
Vera Griz
Uner
Expuene
Rong
Aan
Out on Bond and Miners in West Virginia
Fairmont July 10 Fannie Sellins strike agitator released on bond of 3000 after Marion county jail confinement since April 26. Mise Selling working among West Virginia miners sentenced to six months imprisonment by Judge A Dayton US district court for violating an injunction restraining trespass on property. Went to Rochester pa to attend to the meeting of the National First Glass Workers Union which pulled the bond.
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Ey Assacisten
Mece
Fairmont
Fannie Sellins
Marion County
Mise Selling
Wau
West Virginia
Dayton
United States District Court
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Goal
Rochester
National First Glass Workers Union
War Correspondent Sealed With Credentials Row
Washington July 10 The War Department tightened rules for correspondents and canceled credentials for a Pelican writer with Finnton's brigade over alleged sensational dispatches. Secretary Daniels indicated action could be taken, while clearance to the United States was in question and duties under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Finnton
Mt Varn
Carrison
Sobek
United States
Daniels
Shaws Finn
Cleveland
Cholera Death Report in Wilesburk Parish
A 22 year old woman, Mrs CL McCartney of Wilesburk, died this morning from cholera. The deceased’s husband and family were notified, and local authorities prepared the obituary notice for publication in the parish records.
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McCartney
CL McCartney
Piclouk
President defies Senate over Warburg nomination
President Wilson plans to nominate a new Federal Reserve board member to replace Paul Warburg, blaming the Senate for inaction and signaling Warburg will not testify before the banking committee. The banking panel has voted to report Thomas A. Jones's nomination adversely, prompting likely minority reports amid partisan clash.
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Washington
D. GiorJily
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Warburg
Senate
McNabe
Warburg
Iim
Warblee
White House
Mcials
Thomas A. Jones
Banking Committee
Will of Mrs Virginia Gay funds Ohio teachers home
In Columbus on July 10 the will of Mrs Virginia Gay, sister of the late General Welcutt, was probated. It provisions about 400000 for a teachers home in Columbus and 60000 for a hospital at Vinton Indiana. Only 375000 may be spent on the home building, with interest to support maintenance. The Vinton hospital fund allows 20000 for buildings and equipment, with the rest a maintenance fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Hospital
Miners debate wage scale at Columbus conference
Delegates at the Ohio conference spent the morning in further talks over a proposed wage scale compromise. A vote was expected to be reached this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sey Mabocianio Rien
Conference of Ohio Hithers
Uto
Goupon Refund Charleston Fare Coupons Report
Twenty thousand people received 806 414 in refunds for excess two cent fare coupons issued during the legality dispute. The refunding commission, appointed by Governor Hatfield, supervised redemption by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Hatfield
Sir Edward Carson Granted Free Hand to Ulster Volunteers
In Belfast the provisional government of Ulster Unionists gave Sir Edward Carson authority to mobilize Ulster volunteers at short notice. Carson urged loyalists to act, saying decisive steps were needed to pressure the Irish government. In London a Cairo despatch said Anglo-Egyptian Ulster volunteers were recalled to Ulster by telegrams.
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Belfast
Ireland
Ulster Unionists
Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers
Edward Garson
Ulster
Drlish
Alater
Witrender
London
Cairo
Egypt
Rebel Commander Plans March on Irapuipo
General Obregon, commander of the Constitutionalist forces, after capturing Guad alajera with over 5000 federals taken prisoner following a three day battle, prepared at Douglas Arizona to reorganize his men for a march on Irapuipo the junction on the Mexican Central railroad linking Mexico City with the north and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsooifon Tres
Douglas
Ariz
General Obregon
Guadalajera
Mexico
Irapuipo
Mexico City
Lunatic Resident Committed to Hospital After Jail Stay
George Cosseuary, 72, of Tin Piate, judged lunatic by Magistrate T 5wa and committed to the fine hospital for the innape at Wee ton. Taken to county jail Thursday at son James's request. Feared that forcible feeding may be used to prevent starvation during transfer in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cosseuary
Tin Piate
Weeton
James
Betusen
Water famine grips Spencer Roane county town
In Spencer population 1600 faces water famine threatening epidemic disease. Sanitary conditions cripple supply as Roane county suffers from unsafe water. Insane asylum nearby is affected by the shortage. Officials report damaged reservoirs and depleted springs, prompting state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Roane
A. de
State minimum wage set at nine dollars a week for telephone girls
Olympia July 10 The state minimum wage commission adopted last night a nine dollar weekly minimum for telephone girls statewide except in small exchanges. This is the fourth minimum wage set by the commission following ten dollars for mercantile workers eight ninety for factory workers and nine for laundry workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Boat overturns in Ontario tragedy on Grand River
A boat capsized off Bransford Ont and four people died while a farmhand and two children survived. Thomas Garnet, a wealthy farmer, and his two young children aged 10 and 4 perished. The farmhand could not provide details beyond the boat overturning and occupants entering the water.
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Anvomaras Atl
Bransford
Thomas Garnet
Igad
Ahorn
Swisher Funeral for Mjar Rotts Swisher Held at Home
Aneral services over the body of Mjar Rotts Swisher, a young woman killed when struck by a ball of light at her home in Glen Falls Thursday afternoon, will be held at 4 oclock Saturday morning at the home and Greenlawn Cemetery. The deeply grieved parents Mr and Mrs Swisher and two brothers Paul and Muspell Swisher survive.
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Mjar Rotts Swisher
Glen Falls
BATE WALLINGTON July 10 wartime notes in sparse copy
July 10 dispatches from Bate Wallington report slight feverish shift in malaria cases and no new major outbreaks. Turmoil around local strikes and troop movements continues as schedules fluctuate and transport lines face delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Vara’ Cruz
Wily & Ee
Senate blocks printing reform over objections
Washington July 10 Senator Chilton blocked Senate passage of a bill to amend refine and codify laws on public printing and government publications. Senator Smoot argued the measure would curb over 850000 a year in wasteful printing and binding and called the current practice a wicked shame, but Chilton declined to withdraw objection leaving the bill unconsidered.
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Washington, D.C
Chilton
Senate
Smoot
Weber
Eastern Kentucky coal properties merge in big regional deal
A large coal combination in eastern Kentucky links the Elkhorn Fuel Company with West Virginia capitalists, aiming to merge eastern Kentucky coal assets. D A Thomas, known as the English Coal King, studied Kentucky properties and backs the plan. Senator Clarence W. Watson and others tour Kentucky and West Virginia fields to advance the contemplated deal amid Mayo family interest.
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Kentucky
Elkhorn Uel Company
West Virginia
Ithe
Murger
D. A. Thomas
Big Sandy Valley
Thomas
United ‘States
Clarence W. Watson
West, Virginia
Biktorn Company S
Consolidation’ Coal Company
Watson
Europe
England
Elkhorn
Elling Mining Corporation
Big Sandy
Kentucky River
Paintaville
Cal. John
Clg
Mayo
Eastern Kentucky
Col. Mayo
Col
Watson J
West Virginia at Big World's Fair influence and riots
Muddy fragments describe mutinous prisoners on Blackwell's Island attacking guards and wardens amid a vast penitentiary riot, with 1,299 inmates confined. Charleston reports West Virginia's expected Panama-Pacific Exposition returns and state optimism, noting large displays and anticipated visitor interest.
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West Virginia
Plague Deaths Rise to Four in New Orleans
New Orleans reports a fourth bubonic plague death with total cases at four since June 27, a victim removed for observation after July 5 treatment. Separate item notes Bishop Conway baptizing Rev Pitcher and his wife into the Roman Catholic church at Sacred Heart convent in Utica.
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Awsosisyes
New Orleans
New York
John
Pitcher
Conway
Utica
Sacred Heart Convent
Mexican Federals Quit Guaymas City
Guaymas evacuated by federal forces as Constitutionalists authorize armistice. City to establish municipal government under Alvarado after guarantee by American naval vessels that noncombatants’ property would be protected and no further bombardment follows.
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Guaymas City
Mex
Laredo
Tex
Guaymas
Tadetuls Tate
Dvicce
Carranca
Guayaa
Gurrinse
Hos Anthoriaea Alvaredo Tolestablich i
Guaymes
Constitutionaltet
Harlem procession threat sparks mayoral warning
In New York on July 10 Mayor Mitchel announced authorities would not allow a march planned by the anarchist Alexander Horkman and associates. The group aimed to honor individuals killed in an explosion at a Harlem house of detention.
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New York
Samacuree
Mitchel
Alexander Horkman
Dbarchist
Harlem
WV Industrial Schooles Reports For June
The June report shows 22 girls at the West Virginia Industrial Home for Girls at month start and end. The West Virginia Industrial School for Boys at Pristrtown lists 201 boys at month start, 18 committed by courts, 14 discharged on parole, leaving 406 at month end.
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West Virginia
Ooi
Road sentence for drunken offense in county court
A defendant named Johniler was sentenced to a punitive fine and jail time in a county court for drunken conduct. The case, presented by Judge Mazistrawe T. G. Nicewarner, involved failing to pay court costs and an associated assault on a person at a local establishment in Patol Coin.
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Johniler
Perra
Mazistrawe T. G. Nicewarner
Tekh Teese
Patol
Declares Education Reform Stances in Public Schools
A fragmented early 20th century report cites Mr Frho i and Lee Angslan addressing educational reform. It notes calls for maintaining civilizational values and resisting ideological shifts in schooling. The piece references the obligation of the state to recognize varied educational approaches and protect local school work.
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Paul
Mion
Jel
Ameryck
Lee Angslan
Edrem
Henry
Cope
Chicana
Ihe
Helfetous Aan Association
Pirat
Allpion
Mylou
Dutyiob Ag
Hes
Hee Uesadhool
Calinal
Proclaimed tax levy debate stirs legislature
fragmented OCR note discusses an extraordinary session and plans to push a tax levy. mentions governor, war taxes, and expected actions. references July date, Columbus area, and officials debating financial measures. includes unclear names and phrases due to illegible text.
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Jesus Columbus
Thia
Thie Sage
Stoge Flat Attorney Prepared for Personal Negotiations
Fragmentary OCR note indicates attorney Charles Stoge Flat and John deo being notified to prepare for a personal negotiation. Mentions arrival on No. 2 at Western government Hatenvirg and Jatenda areas, plan to cross creeks and park river, with Mr Johnson and others expected to act.
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Charles
John Deo
Hatenvirg
Jatenda
Thane
Johnson
Railway safety notice from Maryland superintendent explained
A Maryland railway safety notice reports the superintendent explaining the impact of federal standards on local lines and operations. The document outlines regulatory effects, dates, and responsibilities for rail firms and workers.
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Menigan
Bond
War
Starless
Federal
City of
Virginia Gay
Chesapeake and Ohio
Tash
Nicewarner
State Commission
State of Washington
Swisher Funeral
Tultshurg
Sityna Bart
Adame
Sinet Line
Nod Aa Deenarmnen
Mapob
Marioevisie
Elkhorn Company
Blackwellsisland
N.Y
Blackwell's Island
San Francisco
Calif
Canada
West
T He International
Dayton Case
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Saracia
House
A. G. Dayton
Dora
Taylor eGorge
House of Delegates
A. Moore
Walter Hilton
Wheeling
Ofer
Necessan Themi
MR. Frahoi
Stoge
West Fork River
Misryland Railway
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