General Bliss Reports Arrest of Rebel Quevado
Washington reports General Bliss says Rebel Quevado arrested and will be sent to Fort Vera Customs officials at Vera Cruz impose heavy fines on German ships including Hamburg American liner and related vessels. The dispute centers on cargo destined for Huerta in Mexico.
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General Bliss
Quevado
Fort
Vera One
Washington
Il Passter
Hamburg-Amer
Waiiure
Genorgii Munster
Aspureoen
Senate
Secradary
Interstate Commerce
Siatee Army
Norris
Vera Cruz
York
wUldiere
Anne Reed
Nortis
Agreement Signed as Mine Strike Eases in West Virginia
Charleston June 1 mine strike reduced with about 8000 workers back at work as 18 coal companies signed a working agreement. In Kanawha region some act ions still unsettled while other collieries continued operations. Board of directors in Lynchburg Va to decide next steps as operators and miners expect a short strike.
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Ab Ansiociatie
Charleston
United Mine War
Priit Creek
Paint Gre
Christian Collier Company
A|sion
Lynchburg
Summer Pastime Offers Prizes In Daily Telegram
The Daily Telegram announces a new Summer Pastime printed on page two with rules to clip and keep. Readers need not know baseball to win prizes in a daily picture-based contest. Sunday puzzles may be discouraged to avoid a scare.
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Daily ‘Telegram
Rietty
Findley
Fire destroys central business district in Corinth Ky
A blaze swept through Corinth Kentucky causing extensive damage. Nineteen buildings in the village core were destroyed and losses are estimated at about seventy five thousand dollars. Local businesses were wiped out as the fire consumed stores and structures.
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Annog
Korinth, Ky
Giatrict Ware Burne
Rescue efforts continue for shipwrecked Irish passengers
Tugboats chartered by Cay ie Railway Company search the wreck site three miles offshore for bodies and the ship's remains. Two of the liner's lifeboats were found adrift, empty, as salvage work proceeds with possible wireless telephone links for coastal lines.
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Jev Amedarer
onEan Tamowsk
Juin 3
Cayie Railway Company
Ireland
Maxwell racer Carlson sets pace in 500 mile Indianapolis race
Detroit reports Carlson drove a Maxwell racer to a sensational finish in the Indianapolis 500 where the car outran foreign rivals and most American entries. Tragedy struck as Mrs Ballard Haines and Mr Susan Fox died when a Maxwell vehicle fell from an embankment near Ricowood. Dr Braxton Avis and wife were injured in a separate crash while traveling from Washington, D C.
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Ausociateo
Detroit
Mich
Maxwell Motor Company
United States
Carlson
Maxwell
Suffragists Blaze Historic St Mary's Church
A thin line of militant suffragists damaged St Mary's Church, built in 1628, setting fire to the historic nave and part of the structure. Firefighters, led by volunteers including a reverend, fought the blaze as alarms sounded and local authorities investigated the arson.
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Seenley
Militant
Parton
Ge Mary's
Hue
Ge Phae
Thom
Oil prices slip at opening in Pittsburg market
Crude oil prices show slight movement at the opening with Pennsylvanian crude listed at 31.80, Mercer product at 1.25, Coca Cola price 41.00, and other items noting no change in Somerset or Rashtady markets.
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Pittsburg
Mercer Bigok
Wa Tn Somerset
Rasiatdy
Marriage Micebes and Sayre Tie in Solemn Service
The fair event joins Ingeliconeds Fava, Macy, Barn Wiilatup, John Latfennat Warren in a union as a local ceremony unfolds. Family and friends gather to witness vows and celebrate the new bond in Sayre.
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Ingeliconeds
Winisevad
Bi Sayre
Abhi Macy
Barn
John
AD Latfennat
Warren
Ristae
Cabinet to Resign Amid Turmoil
A cabinet faces resignation amid political turmoil as leaders grapple with internal divisions and pressure from opposition. No details on dates or names are clear from the fragment.
Disorderly house raid nets four arrests on First Street
A police raid at midnight on First Street led to the arrest of Sidney Reynolds, George Plood, Mary Roe, and Grace Barthrow for alleged disorderly conduct. Each posted bonds of 11.60, later forfeited when they failed to appear for trial in police court. Lieutenant Whyte and Officers Post and Joyce conducted the operation after a neighbor complaint.
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First Street
Sidney Reynolds
George Plood
Mary Roe
Grace Barthrow
Whyte
Post
Joyce
Fire at Hart Brothers Machinery Plant in Weat Pike area
Firefighters battled a Sunday morning blaze in the pattern storage room of F Hart Brothers Machinery Company on Weat Pike. The department saved the plant amid praise for their prompt response and Charles M Hart, with the origin undetermined and loss estimated at 2500 dollars.
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F Hart Brothers Machinery Company
Weat Pike
Fie
Foud
Charles M. Hart
Arnold Cox Freed After No Prosecution In Saloon Row
Arnold Cox was released from custody in police court this morning after no one appeared to prosecute him on a charge of being drunk and disorderly in a Fourth Street saloon Saturday night. It was alleged he was acting profanely in the saloon.
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Arnold Cox
Cor Ody
Express the Wish That Present Idleness End
Members of the Ming Workers union began arriving for a convent meeting with Ohio operators to end the present strike. Delegates discuss wages and benefits, urging a swift settlement as miners seek back pay and restored conditions.
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Columbus
Sune
Joeut Jinlons
Ohio
Anchor Point Blamed In Storstad Collision With Empress of Ireland
Montreal June 1 An anchor point on the Storstad lodged in the Empress of Ireland’s hull during the lower St. Lawrence disaster last Friday morning. Survivors were rescued as boats helped by Storstad crew hauled them aboard and into the engine room amid freezing conditions and injured crews.
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Montreal
Starstad
Lower St. Lawrence
Storatad
Iwan
Robbery at Past Pike meat market and grocery
O C Tener proprietor of a meat market at 824 Past Pike was robbed of cash by two unknown men at 5 am after breaking the rear office glass. Police investigate but no clues found. Tener was in the office processing books when the entry occurred and cannot identify the robbers.
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O. C. Tener
Pike Dlrest
Taner
NO CIGARET SMOKING BY MY EMPLOYES SAYS THOMAS A EDISON
Edison writes to Henry Ford asserting cigarette smoking injures mind and body and that his workers should not smoke. The letter, though garbled in OCR, shows Edison urging restriction to his thousands of employees and Ford’s agreement.
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Thomas A. Edison
Thomas’ A. Edison
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Hilson
Clearot Agker
Edison
Otroit Automobile
Drunk and Disorderly at Home Leads to City Jail Stay
Hayward Foge was arrested by Officers Shope and Gill for drunken and disorderly conduct at his Water Street home. He spent Saturday morning and night in the city jail and was released Sunday at noon.
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Water ‘Street
Hayward Foge
Shope and
Gill
Final suit filed over $500000 oil land deed corrections
BiG CHSE final submission of the suit of Mia Byrd L Barbee and Mrs Anns Clayton against their brother Hiram Lynch began in circuit court Monday. The litigation involves 500000 dollars as plaintiffs seek correction of deeds and a full accounting of revenues and disbursements for two oil producing farms purchased by Hiram Lynch for the heirs of William Lynch. A decree filing report of disbursements of proceeds of sale was entered in the case Isaiah D Morgan et al trustees vs Joseph A Davis et al. An order was made for the filing of the person of D J Carter trustee and Anna Parke administratrix of John Parks succeeded. In Festus J Day vs Susie M Bean et al demurrer was overruled and thirty days to answer granted. In Farmers Bank vs Lydia J Reynolds demurrer overruled and time to answer granted.
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Mia. Byrd L. Barbee
Anns Clayton
Hiram Lynch
William Lynch
Farmers Bank
Lydia J
Reynolds
Sunday Selling Banned in Fayette County Clubs
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 1 Sunday selling in all Fayette county clubs was banned as Judea Fr H Umbell ordered strict enforcement of the Sunday selling law. The court also recommended closing banquet halls on Memorial Day Thanksgiving and Christmas. Many local clubs exceeded hotel square footage and the Targont bar faced action.
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Asapciataor
Uniontown
Fayette County
Judea
H. Umbell
Tha County
Jealousy Suspect In Fatal Shooting At Limestown
In LAMESTOWIN New York after shooting George Gainey early today Charie Warks phoned Wir ren county officials and reported the arrival of dn ofeer a wealthy dealer who drove across the state line after midnight seeking Gainey whom he found in the house Jealousy is cited as a motive. week’s father was postmaster and brother a former mayor.
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N. Y
George Gainey
Charie
Warks
Wirren Coumly
Dn Ofeer
Weel
Ws. Fim
Gainey
Week
Mansion Destroyed by Winds of Fire Near Windsor
Police report a mansion near Windsor England burned caused by strong winds and fuel from a residence linked to the Duchess of Austin. Firefighters fought the blaze as residents watched, with reports noting the costly timber and horse stock losses at the estate.
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Windsor
Eng
Drs
Mie
Austin
Srland
Death at Home Of Jackson Yeager In Upshur County
The body of Jackson Yeager aged 20 died at his home in the Fair Ground addition after lingering tuberculosis. He was taken to his former home at Peck's Run for the burial and funeral services were held at his sister Mrs Dullis Farr's home and the family burying ground. He is survived by his widow two children his mother Mrs Martha Yeager two sisters and three brothers. The sisters are Mrs EM Dulay and Mrs Dollie Murr and the brothers Dave Yeager John Yougut and Ever Yeager.
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Jackson
Yeager
Fair Ground
Peck’s Run
Mra Dullis Farr
Martha Yeager
EM Dulay
Aca Ton
Dollie Murr
Packsoin
Dave Yeager
Northview
John Yougut
Camdex
Ever Yeager
Stoneberry
Upsur County
Local administrator named for Henriott Ward estate
Gaston Qualtetes and others are appointed administrators of the Henriott Ward estate with a $1,000 bond. Frank Church, a 29 year old Black man, was killed Sunday afternoon when struck by a streetcar near the Clarksburg plant after stepping from railroad tracks with his stepson. The accident occurred as they walked toward ice, with the motorman attempting to stop but in vain. Burial arrangements follow.
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Frank Church
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Monon~ Jahele Valley, Traction Company
Clarksburg Tee Company
Church
Hie
Point Comfort
Wicam
Otter Dad
Wepweas
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Agreeme
Kanawha District
Catherinth
Sfargh
Sweden
Germany
Maxwell Concern
ST. Mary’s Church
Roperty
Tay Amocucre
Taras
Jung
Hart Brothers Machine Company
Goon Hart
Say
St. Lawrence
Great Britain
Cleveland
Empress
Storstad
C. Isner
Rforth bin
Peites
Wigurnows
Capea
Skhoo
Tve
Oratin
Uifiich Vw
Apie
Rapid
Gous Unie West Nore
Degererttion
Uta Omahnr Cimendivens
Circuit Court
Umbell
Jackson Yeager
New Fair Ground Addition
Gaston Qualtetes
Monongahela Valley Traction Company
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