Leading lobby hunter confer with president
Washington 2 The Senate judiciary subcommittee opened hearings on the tariff lobby amid Wilson claims of a powerful agitation. Senators Ashhurst Bacon Bankhead and Borah faced questions about personal interests and influence by lobbyists as hundreds of interested figures swarmed Washington. The president hinted he might provide a list of lobbyists to the inquiry.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Capitol
White House
Senate
Ashhurst
Bacon
Bankhead
Borah
Quarman
Reed
White Horse
Roth
Overman
McMurgay
Perfeiteelte
Gongess
Asthurst
Beliere
McMurray
Congress
Beran
Georslavia
Racopaut
Probers Set June 10 Date for West Virginia Strike Hearings
Washington officials announce Senate sub committee will begin hearings in Charleston W Va on June 10 to probe strike conditions in the Paint Creek and Gabin Creek coal fields. General C C Walte and E W Knight meet with both sides to plan the inquiry over two weeks. The panel may later summon witnesses to Washington before returning to the district.
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Francis Sheehan
Paul
J. Paulson
Charleston
Washington
Drunken Sprawl Leads to Assault Hearing in Meadowbrook Case
Nicholas ale of Meadowbrook faces a wife beating charge in Justice T G Nicewarker's court after a drunken brawl left his wife jailed but uninjured, while aldehyte Nicholas suffers facial injuries. Warrants issued for other participants as constables pursue more arrests.
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Meadowbrook
Nicholas Ale
Juill
T. G. Nice- Warker
Clarksluez
Eloping couple rescued after horse chase in Huntington
A girl identified as Miss Angel Spurioe aged years old elopes with Albert Price. They were found by Yarmer Spurlock who pursued on the road after they left with a plan to drive to a minister. Spurlock recovered the girl and returned her home.
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Chicago
Angeline Schaffer
Albert Hotofer
Trinity College Freshman Dies in Suicide Incident
A 16 year old Trinity College freshman Jonathan Bigelow Jr of Manchester Conn committed suicide at his home early today by blasting off part of his head with a shotgun. Authorities cite examinations and mounting worry as believed causes.
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Manchester
Conn
Sune
Jonathan
Bigelow, Jr
Trinity College
Fire destroys Daily News plant in Canton Ohio
Fire swept the Daily News Publishing Company plant in Canton Ohio causing about 50 000 dollars in damage to machinery and building. Origin of the blaze is unknown. The News will publish today from the Repository Printing Company plant.
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Canton
Daily News Publishing Company
Repository Printing Company
Boston Strikers Riot Over Airik Day Protests
In Boston the strike movement paralyzed the North End with barbers and bootblacks blocking shops and damaging windows. Police faced attacks as officers arrived. Nine strikers were arrested. The workers split into two camps: Industrial Workers of the World and American Federation of Labor affiliates. The bootblacks’ union cooperates with the AFL.
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Boston
Muss
Jane Pielens
Durie Agarade
North End
Industrial Workers
E World
American Federation of Labor
Hoeathjacks
Missouri Supreme Court Frees Star Editor in Contempt Case
The Missouri supreme court unanimously discharged William R. Nelson owner and editor of the Kansas City Star from contempt of the county circuit court. The decision held the Star article contemptuous but removed Nelson from contempt on grounds stated by Circuit Judge Guthrie prior to trial.
Human Derelicts Form Protective Association In Boston
A group named the Human Derelict Protective Association was formed yesterday in Boston. Phillip Kennen, a blind man, was elected president Joseph vy, an armless man, secretary and Simes Carroll, a legless man, treasurer. Fifty impoverished men who sell pencils papers and almanacs joined, aiming to gain life necessities at affordable prices and to amplify their voices through the new organization.
Jewelry Found in Crispo Lake Park Watched by Police
Three boys wading in Crisp’s lake at Kansas City Missouri yesterday found twelve watches with chains, bracelets, rings, and a gold watch after stepping on an object in the mud. Police investigate as thieves are suspected.
House caucus rearranges committees in Missouri vote
The caucus met to choose chairs for key panels with Rep Fayre of Missouri advancing to education chairman. Rep Hobson of Georgia declined the post to stay on naval affairs. The labor committee gains Rep Lewis of Maryland as chairman and Rep Maher of New York moves to banking with new roles in labor expenditures.
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House
Tom ‘ Frands
Missouri
Hughes
Georgia
Hobson
Labor Committee
Lewis
Maryland
Wilson
Representative Maher
New Yok
Department ‘of Labor
Weston 1 Walk to Minneapolis Begins Across States
Weston the 75 year old long distance pedestrian starts today from New York on a sixty day tramp to Minneapolis to lay the corner stone of the Minneapolis Athletic Club Building on arrival August 2. His route passes through New Jersey Pennsylvania New York Ohio Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin. Geraldine Lassiter wins Cohen medal for top average in Water Street High School.
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New York
Mise
Geraldine Lassiter
Egi
Cohen
Joe Cohen
Clarkesburg
Water Street
Malin
Prisoner in Desperate Straits Facing Potential Death
Joseph Zalura, a Polo prisoner in county jail, grows weaker daily from worry and loss of appetite. He is about 45 with a wife in the old country and has not been in America long. A plot theory and a recent revolver seizure are noted. residents appeal to the governor for a possible pardon as his health declines.
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Joseph Zalura
Sec
Pease
Shim
Shin
Boy Swallows Toy Cannon During Memorial Day Celebration
Three year old Coleman O. Shagnessy in Chicago swallowed a one and a half inch toy cannon while celebrating Memorial Day. Physicians removed the instrument from his stomach after the incident reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Coleman O. Shagnessy
Yellow Pine Manufacturers Meet Open in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri on June 2 members of the Yellow Pine Manufacturers Association, controlling about 250 lumber mills mainly in the south, began their semi annual meeting with by products as the main topic. Attendees will stay for the National Lumbermen's Association annual convention opening tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Yellow Pine Manufacturers Association
National Lumbermen's Association
Coston Printing Company secretary critical at Webster Street home
Coston Printing Company secretary and government maker Mi Ent Coston is critically ill at his Webster Street home on Carilie Court. His condition causes concern among his many friends who visit his residence.
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Will, Cugion
Gevertt Cmimaker
Coston Printing Company
Webster Street
Carilie Court
Parkersburg Methodist Conference Set for West Galton Event
The Parkersburg District of the Methodist Episcopal churches will hold its annual conference at West Galton on June 10 914 and 1% with presider J Miler, district superintendent.
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Parkersburg
Methodist Episcopal Churches
West
Galton, Anne
Tis J. Miler
Opening of the twenty sixth Brotherhood convention in Washington
Railroaders of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Enginemen gather in Washington for the twenty sixth annual convention. About 4100 delegates attend as the meeting spans twenty four days with sessions from 9 A.M. to 4:45 P.M. President Wilson will receive the delegates at the White House on Wednesday.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eiremen
Brotherhood
Wilson
White House
Austen West Virginia Public Toll Station On Telephone Map
London, June 2 Alfred Austin British poet laureate since 1896 died today at the age of 77. The Cen tral District Telephony Company announces Austen, W V a as a town on the telephone map with a public toll station established in the Austen Coal and Coke Company office.
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Central District Telephony Company
Austen
W.va
Atow
Austen Coal and Coke Company
Imy
London
Alfred Austin
Highwaymen Loot Jewelers Shop in Senseless Hold Up
In Chanute Kansas on June 2 armed robbers entered Mandel Greenhaus jewelry shop at the lower east side and held the jeweler at gunpoint. They looted two safes of gems totaling about $4000 and fled after beating him unconscious. A highwayman leader posed as a shopper to gain entry. A roof fire incident in a separate report involved Mrs. Deming placing an oil soaked mop outside to dry.
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Associated Press
Chanute
Kan
H. B. Deming
New York
Ehwaysnen
Mandel Greenhaus
Sanséloss
Greenhay
Fire at War Eagle mine shops in Rossland burns fiercely
A early morning blaze at the War Eagle mine shops in Rossland Rossland B C damages the property and the alarm house is destroyed. It is unclear if anyone was injured while the mine is described as the region’s largest silver and lead producer and the fire continues.
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War Eagle
Canada
Man
Nelson
B. C
Rossland
Death of Jackson T. SS Jackson in Morgantown
Mr Jackson T SS Jackson a member of the New Stonewall Jackson family died Sunday in Morgantown at the home of his sister Mrs KM Turner after a long illness. He was aged 50. A sister Miss Mary Jackson of liver Sherburk is also mentioned. The body will be brought to larkaburx Tyieeday at 9 o'clock and will be taken from the station to the Gonfe cemetery for burial. Samuel Leeper has returned to Pulroont after a visit with friends.
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J. M. Beard
Clark Uired
Masonic Cemetery
T. SS. Jackson
Damages Case and Receiver Appointment In Local Suit
A flawed notice describes a civil action for damages from personal injuries alleged against Speena by Mattie W Spathsbroughy in a case involving Charles G Coffman et al. A motion by Levi Leexon and others seeks appointment of a receiver for Bastow Glass Company. The I G iidgell v Emma M Ice case had a motion for a question and was continued until June 7.
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Mattie W Spathsbroughy
Hee
Galnat
Bala
Charles G. Coffman
Levi Leexon
Ibastow Glass Company
I.G. Iidgell
Emma M. Ice
Coxon trial indicts officers over banking law violations
The trial opens in criminal court against Cox, Nathaniel Stieth, Pietehier, OV Parrish and Charles H Bae A not guilty plea is entered. The indictment charges violation of banking laws related to the Bank of 1911. Accused allegedly marked a note as paid and destroyed it to hide nonpayment.
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Feader
Cox O
Nathaniel Stieth
Pietehier FR Wii
OV Parrish
Charles’ H_ Bae
He Bank
State, Banking, Department
Northcote resigns as US diplomat to Venezuela
Rumor states Elliott Northeits, United States minister to Venezuela, quit the diplomatic service. He reportedly left by steamer, signaling a formal retirement from the embassy in Caracas amid unsettled tensions.
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Aia Caracas
Waprrunie
Elliott Northeits
United States
Venezuela
diplomatic service _ Hy
Tha Iegatjony
Asin
Matic cl
County Court Proceedings Mark Passages and Approvals
A fragment notes that the county court discussed term, approved a passage and related actions at a January session. The readable text shows the court considering a charter or ordinance item and sanctioning related steps in a formal proceeding.
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J. W. Sigler
Martinsburg
Jacob Webster Sigler
Erke- Jey County
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Small Boy
Caily Burted
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Highwaymen
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AFM
SON
Wheeler
Bernard Wheeler
Harley ‘Weeler
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Broad Oaks
Thor
William J. Newton
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