Sunday laws and gambling device warnings at grand jury
Judge James W. Robinson addressed the Temilar June term grand jury urging focus on gambling devices notably slot machines. He outlined penalties for gaming acts, raffles, lotteries, pool rooms, and related offenses, and noted Sunday observance inquiries amid reports of violations continuing on to page two.
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James W. Robinson
Criminal ‘Court
Perry G. Williamsas Foreman
John Johnson
Marion Cunningham
D. T. Davis
Charles 8. Elliott
D. H. Gawtrop
0. B. Heldreth
Wiliam Hawker
GL Hews
JL. Jenkins
William Hickman
Samuel Je Ritter
Feaiel M. Robinson
P. Clyde Sturm
W. E.tatrick
Amos Payne
Jude@ Hobinson
Iis Sania
Faro Hank
Wlate
William G. Conley
Attorney Generals
Tho Hal
Laker
Hue
Overlapped by Bold Robbers at Tampico Refugee Drop
A U S transport Hancock landed 270 refugees transferred to the colliers Lebanon then to Tampico. Oil operators reluctant to restart amid Mexico turmoil and mediation talks at Niagara. Currency scarcity cripples payments and small change vanishes. exchange falls to two pesos per dollar.
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Tampico
Via
Brownaville
Tex
United States
Hancock
Lebanon
Mexico
Niagarh
Who Forced Entrance Into Anthony Harry Home on Florence Street
Early this morning assailants broke into Anthony Harry and his wife's home on Florence Street. They ransacked rooms, searched pockets, and stole cash, a gold watch, and a purse containing $200, with further $700 believed missing from a pool hall cash register. Police are reviewing suspects and seeking information.
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Anthony Harry
Florence Street
Anthony Starry
Florencetreet
God Chase
Marry
East End
Harry Iund
Jao Liat
Hamburg fines on steamers Yolcan Bavaria to be taken up
Hamburg January 2. The fine imposed on the steamers Yolcan and Bavaria by an American official will be protested to Washington. The Hamburg American Line says the issue is a pure customs matter with no political significance and expects a satisfactory settlement soon.
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Weatro
Hamburg
Germany
Steamera
Yolcana
Bavaria
Vera Crux
Washington
Hamburg American Line
Steamship Company
Bond Forfeited in McCormick Umpire Case at Union Town
Mont McCormick a Cageball umpire from Union Town Pennsylvania failed to appear at a Monday hearing in Magistrate G H Gordons court on resisting Sheriff P Stout charge. Bond of 250 dollars forfeited as bondsman Alex P Hall searched for the defendant without success. Time will be given to find the defendant before further proceedings.
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Mont McCormick
Uniontown
G. H. Gordon
Found guilty verdict reported in Havana for former governor
Havana reports Erneta Albert, former governor of Tuan province, found guilty of the assassination of General Armando Riva chief of the national police. Verdict publication delayed by formalities. trial details incomplete.
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Havana
Erneta Albert
Tuan
Asa Atros
Tully
Armando Riva
Ehief
National Police
Women chain gates at Buckingham Palace in protest
London June 2 two young mil men chained themselves to the rails at the main gates of Buckingham Palace and waved a Women’s Social and Political Wars banner shouting denunciations of the tortures of women. Neither King George nor Queen Mary was present. Authorities at the royal exchange announced excluding women from the building fearing potential damage to frescoes.
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London
Fuckingham Palace
George
Queen Mary
Royal Exchange
Roadway Fine Report From Local Station
In a Monday evening incident at the railroad station Steven Sabalak and Martin Drakno were fined one dollar for drunkenness. Sabalak paid the fine, but Drakno was sentenced to work additional days on a cot. A railway official and detective aided by the local court handled the matter.
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Steven Sabelak
Martin Drakno
T. G. Nicewarner
Sabalak
Summer Valentine contest offers prizes and photo word game
The Daily Telegram announces a Summer Valentine contest with prizes up to 400 dollars for the largest combined score from photo captions. Second prize 30, third 25, fourth 10, with a 70 dollar top prize and smaller awards for entrants. Readers encouraged to submit captions and phrases to win money for vacations.
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Daily ‘Telegram
Wold
Lst
Pletare
Momiee
Potters Men Plan Norwood Factory Opening
Pottery men MeNico and John A. McXicol represent the concern and announce plans to build and operate a large pottery plant at Norwood near the fair grounds with architect Jester from Blast Liverpool. Work begins soon with a crew grading grounds. materials mostly local and brick supplies awarded. The site will be inspected and operations expected to start with skilled laborers, applications accepted at their headquarters at the Gate.
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MeNico
John A. McXicol
Norwood
Fir Grounds
Jester
Blast
Liverpool
U. Ie
Sonatsholion
Smidliers
Polich
Gwe
Wana
Police warn on fake robbery reports amid investigations
The police chief says reports of robberies without foundation are expanding. An investigation showed the complainant lost money while blaming others for fees. Frank Church's funeral service will be held at Lynch Works today at 6:00 pm, with burial to follow in Virginia.
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Whiten
Cade
Tumonry
Brooks
Frank Church
Virginia
Dissolution of the American Thread Company Ordered
A federal court in Trenton ordered the dissolution of the unpatented thread trust organized under the name American Thread Company. The action follows concerns over trust control and market consolidation within the textile industry. The decision impacts stockholders and may prompt liquidation or reorganization of related subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American ‘Thread Company
Trenton
Quiet in Kanawha mines as strike lingers
Reports from Kanawha County in this state indicate no disorders as coal operators bring in strikebreakers. Union leaders express relief, noting many mines are back at work while some adhere to the higher wage agreement. the split over wage terms fuels dissent among non affiliated miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Jinja
Cabin Creek
Tiue
Kanawha
United Mine Worker
Uniform Teacher Examinations Set For June in City
The second uniform examination of county school teachers will be held Thursday and Friday, June 4 and 5, at the Central School building. Teachers must register with A. P. Morrison, county superintendent, in rooms 909 and 910 of Union National Bank building, from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 2, to enroll. Exams begin promptly at 7 a.m. Thursday.
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A. P. Morrison
Ratips
Union National Bank
Patil
No Interventions Noted Over Uprising Shipments to Huey
Berlin reports no interventions tied to Huey shipments on the German steamers Ypiranga and Bavaria awaiting investigation. Germany’s foreign office said cases are under inquiry to determine what occurred and will be the subject of talks with Washington. A published protest over sanctions was denied.
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Reinvanauce
Berlin
Steumers
Ypiranga
Bavaria
Puerto
Mexico
Hueeia
United States
Phia
Ude
Washington
Germany
Mexican Constitutionalists Ammunition Shipment Arrives
Five hundred tons of ammunition ordered by the Mexican Constitutionalists arrived in New York Harbor aboard the Bridgeport line steamer Naugatuck. Customs officials indicated shipments bearing arms may be refused clearance, and the lot was to be rebooked for the Ward liner Antilia bound for Tampico.
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New York
Juipe
Deldgupatt
Whitnak
Customs House
Washington
Ollotals
Bridgeport Line
Naugatel
Eruption of Mount Lassen Seen To Threaten Northern California Timber
No damage reported yet in Shasta County as Mount Lassen shows continued activity. Redding residents and forest rangers fear the old volcano could endanger millions of feet of timber in the northwest area above the crater, where the slope remains covered in ash and vegetation sparse. A party led by Twelyn Allen moved from Redding to attempt a path toward the crater amid uncertain conditions.
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California County
Redding
Calif
Shasta
Toreat Rangers
Bankers Fail to Agree onElection Rules for Cleveland Fed Director Sale
The June meeting of 120 bankers in Cleveland failed to agree on a method to elect directors for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and West Virginia bankers argued over proposed rules, with L. Friesewetter chosen to chair a rules committee. Separately, Koski, a Finnish immigrant, lay fatally wounded in a shooting near the Tin Plate plant, as another victim was wounded. investigators pursued three armed assailants who fled the scene.
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Annobayee
W. P. Sharer
First National Bank
Zanesville
P. J. Davis
First National Bank of Cincinnati
M. A. Kengall
Farmers Cephan’ Bank of
Pittsburg
W. B. Irvine
National Bank of West Virginia
Wheeling
W. L. Therskelx
Phoenix and Third National Bank
Jake Kowki
Kosil
Phillips Sheet and Tin Pinte Co
Howard Mino
Konki
Koskis
Koski
Tin Plate Mills
Stout
Memorial Day Observation by Stonewall Jackson Chapter
Memorial day will be observed tomorrow by the Stonewall Jackson Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy. Members will visit cemeteries to place flowers on graves of those who wore the gray, meeting at the parish house at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning for transport to cemeteries and to bring flowers.
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Stonewall Jackson
Daughters of the Confederacy
Tiosa
Scwill
Four Children Spared as Empress of Ireland Disaster Grows
Houston Minnesota June 2 details on the Empress of Ireland tragedy emerge. Mrs Alvin Carlson had planned to take four children to Norway but they were removed before sailing while she perished. Husband opposed the trip and now seeks the children in Quebec to reclaim them.
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Cvaraa Raear Houston
Minn
Dena
Ireland
Alvin Carlsin
Norway
Garlon
Queben
Davia Lloyd George visit meets disruption by women protesters
In Suf ragets, panic and chaos erupted as Davia Lloyd George addressed an open air meeting in the Panix Ortcolet h area. Women supporters were angrily ejected, then paraded the streets breaking windows with hammers and vandalizing shops while police made several arrests.
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Ortcoleth
Wales
Foros
Davia Lloyd George
Farmers seek 84 000 migrant workers for harvest
62 000 men in Wallington report demand for 84,000 more to assist Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma wheat harvests. Labor Secretary Wilson asked to coordinate with states. Workers expected by June 15 with pay from 2 to 3.50 dollars daily. Employment lasting three to five months. States plan distribution among farmers.
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Wallington
Kansas
Minxouri
Oklahoma
Thous
Wilson
Ula
Lota
Stansbury Aims To Stage Third Baseball Game At Union Park
Stansbury athletic manager of West Virginia eWaleyan College flew to Morgantown Tuesday to attend an Athletic Board meeting and push for the third deciding game of the state baseball title to be played in Morgantown rather than Fairmont. Steven G. Jackson, a University Athlete Committee member, traveled to Morgantown and pledged to support a game at the city site. If arrangements succeed, the game will be held at Union Park next Saturday at 3 p m.
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HA. Stansbury
eWat Virginia eWaleyan College
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Stile
Stanebury
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Falinet
Steven G. Jackson
Union Park
Union Wage Talks Open As Ohio Miners Await Offer
In Columbus June 2 delegates from coal operators and striking miners held a joint conference to arrange a wage scale but operators failed to meet with miners. The session opened in the afternoon with operators separately considering terms. John P. White and William Green addressed the delegates while John Moore of District No. 6 welcomed the gathering. White pledged national UMW support to Ohio miners in the wage dispute.
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Columbus
Siscuas
John P. White
William Green
Treasuer
United Mine Workers
John Moore
White
National Organization
Ohio
Funeral for Empress of Ireland collision victims set
June 2 reports the funeral of nine crew members from the Empress of Ireland disaster marked for Wednesday. Mayor Druin and Canadian Pacific officials will lead a public procession with royal garrison, army detachments, and local authorities arranging the ceremony and related events.
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Rae
Quebec
Empress of Ireland
Storstady
Druin
Canadian Pacific
Royal Inn Garrison Arts
Jadmi Vottai
Salawrurahip Eesex
A. Taswean Wit
Vagy
Umbus
Uretien
H.W
Susnaniad
Mediation Deadlock Over Constitutionalists Admission
Mediators remain deadlocked on admitting constitutionalists to the provisional government. Mexican and American delegates await information from Washington on who can participate. The talks show no clear resolution, signaling delays in clarifying the constitutionalist representation and the overall mediation stance.
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Niagara
Consulunionallata
Washington
Durango Givise
Lkely
Robbers Blow Safe in Bank in Champaign Illinois
A group of robbers blasted a bank safe in Champaign Illinois early this morning, securing about 2500 dollars in currency. Four guarded the scene while one intruder entered, then the quartet fled town in a vehicle, pursued briefly by deputies before the trail went cold near Monticello.
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Rae Champaign
Tuna
Mfaho
Burney
Monlicollo
Boycott Moves Against Merchants Backing Race Betting Bill
In New Orleans on June 4 organizations of women plan to boycott merchants who back a measure in the Louisiana legislature to legalize betting on horse races. The bill, supported by 16,000 signatures, would let New Orleans decide by local option and would set racing under a commission similar to Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir Asnouiavenere
NPW
Orleans
Loulaigna
New Orleans
General Assembly
City Affairs Committee
Sania Aa J
Kentucky
Restrictions on injunctions in labor disputes debate
The Clayton anti trust bill section on prohibiting injunctions in labor disputes was debated in the House. It preserves strikes peaceful picketing persuasion of workers to work or quit, primary boycotts, and payment of strike benefits while aligning with organized labor and industrial representatives. Texas delegates stated support for the amendment as part of a broader labor rights claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Representati Organized Labor
Peaiara
Represental of
Texas
Local men arrested on felony charge after missed appearance
W B Thompson and Viltrio Virolfol failed to appear in court on Tuesday morning to answer a felony assembly charge. City Mayor Will H Gale set bail at 1200 dollars. They were taken into custody by Officers Post and others in the afternoon at Glan Ik ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Viltrio
Péljos
Guert Tweeday
Che Op
Will TH. Gale
Glan Ikae
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