Impeachment of Dayton Begun in the House of Representatives
Resolution to impeach District Judge Alston G. Dayton of West Virginia was introduced in the House and referred to the Judiciary Committee. Rep Neely filed charges alleging high crimes and misdemeanors including conspiracy with corporations to remove Judge Jackson, favoritism in his court, improper use of government funds, political influence, and misconduct impacting coal operators and miners.
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Washington
A. G. Dayton
Weat
Virginia
Holiss
Judiciary Committee
Neely
Dayton
John J. Jackson
Speaker
Tully
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Saice
Petit Jurien
Arthur Dayton
Caves
Alston
Albion G. Dayton
Migants
Uch
United States
Congress
Judes
Wala
Henry Wreiebt
Pald Dayton
Philippi
W. Va
Lincoln Chautauqua Opens with Musical and Lectures
The Lincoln Chautauqua program runs July 1 to 8 featuring Conservatory Players lectures by Dr. McCrary and Annie Webb Curtin, Emerson-Winters Company concert, Gov. Oswald Went of Oregon, Royal Welsh Ladies Choir, Bland's Chautauqua Band, and a closing royal musical program with Darien Jones and Denton Crowl. Vesper services and Sabbath features included each day.
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Emercson- Winturk Company
Mac Guthrie Tangler
Emerson-Winters Company
Oswald Went
Oregon
King’s Castles Everywhere
Annie Webb Curtin
Royal ‘Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Madam Hughes Thomas
Bland
Sam Jones
Denton C. Crowl
Plos
Diland
Prelude of novelties by the Russell Music Makers
The article highlights a fleet of musical events headed by the Russell Music Makers at Niagara Falls with a stereopticon lecture on the African Expedition by J. Alden Loring. It mentions humorous readings and a varied program including a musical prelude and entertainments.
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Russell Music Makers
Johny
Mary
Niagara Fallssell Music Makers
J. Alden Loring
Hessie George Webb
Mexican envoy Carranza appoints delegates for Niagara talks
General Carranza’s reply to Mexican mediators stating intent to send three delegates to the Niagara conference was received early today and forwarded to Niagara Falls. Parkersburg resident West, noted as a city business visitor, is mentioned in the context.
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West
Parkersburg
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Niagara
Falls
Prizes Awarded to School Children at St Joseph and Immaculate Conception
A list of gold medals and prizes awarded for high averages and excellent work for the past year at St Josephs Academy and the Immaculate Conception School. Recipients include Miss Gertrude Foul Miss Lucile Whyte Miss Mary Kathryn Spracker Miss Anna Planagan Miss Catherine Goemer and others with medals for application excellence and Christian doctrine. Patrons contributing prizes include Rev H McDermott Rev O Doherty Art Parr M J Francois PJ Glaney T Rooney and Thomas Byrn.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Immaculate Conception School
Gertrude Foul
Lawrence Caveney
Hoy
P. H. McDermott
Michael Finherty
Arnold
Lucile Whyte
Mary Kathryn Spracker
P.O. Dtoherty
Anna Planagan
Ruth Schaffner
Catherine Goemer
Catherine Cuvalle
P. Hi
MoeDermott
Misa Wilma Cates
H. McDermott
P. A. O'Doherty
Art. Parr
M. J. Francois
PJ Glaney
T. E. Rooney
Thomas
Byrn
PENSIONS GRANTED IN WASHINGTON D C
The pension bureau approved pensions for Bela Davis of Masontown Allin Shaban of Tunneltot Elizabeth Tobey of Frenchton Edward A Hammouda of French Creek and Jarmima Garrow of Fairmont. Applications filed by Congressmen Crow, Sutherland Neely and Neely guided the approvals.
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Washington, D. C
Pension Bureau
Bela Davis
Masontown
Allin Shaban
Tunneltot
Levi Garrow
Neely
Buckhannon Wins Site For Pythian Home In West Virginia
Buckhannon has been selected as the site for the new Knights of Pythias home in West Virginia following a daylong session of the Pythian Home Board. The final decision rests with the Grand Council in September and the project is expected to cost at least 100000 dollars with potential for higher expenditures. Members of state leadership and representatives from Charleston Huntington Kingwood and Buckhannon attended the meeting in Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
Pythian Home Board
Buckhannon
Knights of Pythias
West Virginia
Grand Council
Buck- Nannon
Thore
Kingwood
Werra
Terralston
Huntington
Gratton
Belog Buckhannon
G. Ay
A. Bliss MeCrum
J. 5
VT Dung
Dan Riswy
W. Evane
Falrmbt
VW. B. Cuteleke
Dan Cluwaer
Buckbangon
New Post Office at Taylor with Clarence W. Robinson Postmaster
Washington June 12 A new post office has been established at Taylor Preston County with Clarence W. Robinson of Brets named postmaster.
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Washington, D. C
Taylor
Preaton County
Clarence W. Robinson
Brets
Greece and Turkey on brink of war warns premier
Athens premier Vanrellin of Grevos warns the chamber that Greece and Turkey may wage war at any time over the treatment of Greek subjects in Turkey. He declares that as thousands of Greeks flee to safety the situation risks escalation and calls for action to prevent continued persecution.
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Turkey
Athens
Greece
Premioy Vanrellin
Grevos
Deputicn
Alli
Guying
Ageos
Sonalmore
Board Members At Meeting List Names And Origins
The board members present at the meeting were J. Rife of Wayne president L. V. G AMfornia of Philippi secretary W. T. White of Terra Alta treasurer J. E. Burkholder of Mar Uculture TA Noll of Huntington and Jerome Dudding of Wintold.
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Actondanes
J. Rife
Wayne
L. V. G. Amfornia
Philippi
W. T. White
Terra Alta
J. E. Burkholder
Mar Uculture
TA. Noll
Huntington
Jerome Dudding
Wintold
United States marshal Office Move to Clarksboro
Report from Parkersburg states the U S marshal service will relocate to Clarksboro within days with June 1 effectiveness. The Clarkaburg headquarters will occupy the second floor of the federal building in Harrison’s former rooms. New equipment will be installed and the transfer completed by July 1. Harrison will receive a new assignment.
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Parkersburg
United States Marshal's Office
Clarksboro
Department
Food Authority
Fires attempt to burn St Margaret’s Church in London
Militants attacked the medieval St Margaret’s Church in London this morning with three oil-soaked fress fed devices set by arson squads. Rector Rev. William H. Stone and villagers extinguished the flames before significant damage. Police seized large quantities of papers at private halls in Kensington, but no arrests were reported.
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London
St. Margarets
William H. Stone
Kensington
Westminster
Senate judiciary panel backs two term federal courts plan
The Senate committee on the Judiciary favors reporting a bill for two terms of U S court per year at Bl kins and one term at Williamson, replacing Brown and Sutherland proposals for Elkins and Williamson. The panel believes holding court at both cities will advance the judiciary.
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Thpreial Works Retaunam
Washington, D.C
Houah Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
Bloody jail revolt in a Spanish prison
June 12 authorities report a deadly uprising at Figueras prison in Catalonia. Convicts killed the governor, seized the arsenal, and attempted escape as guards were away attending Corpus Christ celebrations. Troops repelled the attackers. several convicts were wounded or killed in the ensuing firefight.
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Creere
Franco
Waa
Figueras
Catalonia
Pension Bill Introduced for Andrew King of Fairmont
Washington June 12 Congressmen Neely introduced a pension bill granting a pension to Andrew King of Fairmont. The action is part of ongoing veterans benefit measures aimed at aiding prior service members.
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Sermcint
TeLcoman
Washington, D
Neely
Andrew King
Fairmont
Wilson issues arms export order amid labor parade in Pittsburg
President Wilson issued an executive order to clarify authority over arms shipments to Mexico, directing customs and treasury to handle export rules. The move follows confusion between Commerce and Treasury departments over enforcement, while a Westinghouse strike parade in Pittsburgh drew 1,400 workers and local support tables.
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Anapolayne Patos
Washington
Cent Wilson
Alex Heo
Department of Commerce
Mexico
Treasury Department
Mner
Antilla
New York
Tampico
Ube
Lorimer’s Bank Taken In Charge By Bank Examiner
Lasalle Street Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago was placed in charge today by the state bank examiner. William Lorimer, former United States Senator, is named president though the examiner found conditions not to warrant closing the bank. Details come from Gratton.
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Aneoc
Chicago
Lasalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
William Lorimer
United States
Turks Begin an Attack on Town with Big Guns
An official dispatch from Mityliae reports Turkish regulars with machine guns and Hashi-Bazouks attacking the coastal town of Afyailit, inhabited by about 5,000 Greeks. A massacre is feared as tensions rise between Greece and Turkey amid disputes over Thrace and former subjects of Saroni ke.
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Eseeenayao Press
London
Mitylaie
Aula Minor
Foni Menood
Afyailit
Mtn
Greece
Turkey
Thrace
Saronike
Balkay
Constantinople
Gups for Horses in New York Bids Water Reform
New York June 12. An ordinance before the health committee proposes individual drinking cups for horses replacing public troughs and installing private faucets. Drivers would carry a water horn. The move follows a glanders outbreak blamed partly on public troughs.
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Committee of Health
New York
Jones Chosen for Federal Reserve Board Nomination
Washington June 13 unofficial word says Thomas H. Jones of Chicago a Princeton alumnus and friend of President Wilson has nearly been selected for Governor of the Federal Reserve Board His nomination would go to the Senate on Monday officials said تای
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Agsmemoraren
Washington
D. C
Thomas H. Jones
Chicago
Princeton University
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Tiwan
Senate
Appointment of deputy marshal in the Amritnahiep district
Sped Staten Marshal Co. Smith announced that Dr Athey of Gharlea Town has been appointed and confirmed to supervise W D Brown as deputy United States marshal. He will be based in Martingburg and likely take over July 1. No changes expected in the office of chief deputy.
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Parkersburg
Staten Marshal Co
Smith
Athey
Gharlea Town
W. D. Brown
Marnbut
Aimrtinahiep
Martingburg
Brown
oMon Wit
Prenent
New Office Opening Report in Fayelie County
New office location announced near Gevy, Fayelie county, about ten miles from Wi Mosdow Cal with Rasen street. Officials describe the move as part of regional expansion and community services.
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Gevy
Fayelie County
Ter
Rasen
Steeaing
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