Wilson Accuses Fundraisers of Blocking Trust Legislation
Washington reports President Wilson charged that a congressional delay in the trust bills stems from organizing by business interests. He cited letters and telegrams urging adjournment and rail rate increases, while noting many would not deter his push for the Senate passage of the trust program.
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Jane Washington
Wilson
Tech
Congress
Inter- Rate Commerce Commission
White House
Senate
Cusinons
Hood
AED
Fusion talk from Speaker Clark on Roosevelt and 1916 ticket
In Huntington Friday night Speaker Champ Clark said Roosevelt may back fusion of Republicans and Progressives and could lead a joint ticket in 1916. He predicted Democratic control of Congress post election, with Progressives influential in 75 districts, and fusion likely where progressive leadership remains strong. Clark spoke at Marshall College where he served as student president at age 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Huntington
Roosevelt
Congress
Clark
Andrese
Marshall College
Marshall
Parkerburg Chosen for Protestant Episcopal Council Meeting
The thirty seventh annual council of the Protestant Episcopal church in Wear Virginia selected Parkersburg as the site for its next annual meeting after closing with services in Morgantown. Delegates returned home Monday.
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The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wear Virginia
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Doty Retires From Rosedale Area After Oil Find
Chester C. Doty retires from Rosedale Braxton county where he tended town interests. He reports the Smith farm well yielding a barrel per day. Excitement grows as Doty and H M Muxlnder locate two sites and plan operations within four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Doty
Rosedale
Braxton County
Mr. Doty
Smith Farm
H. M. Muxiider
Convention of Churches Here and Death Notice in Me et
The Forty fourth general convention of the churches in West Virginia opens at the Central church here with over one hundred delegates expected. Funeral services for James Alonzo McCloud, 60, of Me et, will be held at 2 p.m. at his home with Rev. W. Morrison and local Eagles lodge officiating, burial in the Masonic cemetery. The death was due to heart trouble, survived by widow Sarah Ann and three daughters, with a son in the local police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alonzo McCloud
Meet
Wost
Virginia Sill
Bayent
Deloreten
Albanian Capital repulses Musselman attack
Durazzo Albania June 15 government troops led by Prince William repelled a strong Musselman assault on Tirana after Colonel Thomson of the Gendarmerie was killed. The prince then commanded the defense and silenced the attacker’s rifle and artillery fire.
Pistol Battle Left Brown Wounded as Strikers Skirmish
In Ellwood City near Pittsburgh, Peter Brown of Buffalo was fatally wounded and Clarence Davis of Newcastle seriously hurt in a pistol battle with police aboard a railroad train after a highway robbery arrest attempt. Westinghouse strikers meanwhile rejected union talks and maintained protests at local plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ellwood City
Peter Brown
Buffalo
Clarence Davis
Newcastle
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Butler
One fined in criminal court and another on trial
Dominick Senatore entered a nollo contendre and was fined five dollars and costs in criminal court on Monday. Worthy Thompson faced trial charged with assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Senatore
Nollo Contendre
Worthy Thompson
County Ticket Named at Progressive County Convention
The Progressive party holds a county convention at the court house starting 11 o clock to select a county ticket for the fall election. Delegates from Glark Coal Wing and Fasle districts listed, including Washburn Charpening Dawson and Willams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Thone Fom Gratuit
Elke
Simpson
Glark
L. Washburn
George Barnett
George B. Charpen Ing
M. Dawson
J.C. Z. Tidler
M. Mason
Jerocan
Griffin
W. Hese Sioth
James
Semel
Special train coordination for Educational Association event
Omnibus service is arranged with extra coaches attached to trains 12 4 T14 55 and 5 from Wheeling Belington Huntington Chatton Parkersburg Orlando and Morgantown. Cars will run from Parkersburg Interurban to Fairmont after arrival programmed by Monongahela Valley Traction. A special Fairmont Morgantown train departs Fairmont around seven pm or noon and arrives in Morgantown. organizers aim to ease travel for central and southern regions. Frank I Lawollen general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Educational Association
Wheeling
Tairmont
Belington
Grafton
Huntington
Parkersburg
Chatton
Fairmont
Orlando
Monongahela Valley Traction Company
Parsons
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Fitmont
Ule
Migautown du
Frank i
Lawollen
Local Court Motions And Notices From Morgantown
Motion for a new trial in McKinley v Monongahela Valley Traction in circuit court. Demurrer and answer filed in Pittsburg and West Virginia Gas Co case against J N Coltraine. Divorce granted for Addie M Durkin from Andrew Durkin conditioned on court payments. Y M C A secretary to chair local entertainments committee. lodging arrangements being organized for attendees. Persons wishing lodging arrangements should contact Lewellen Morgantown. Association headquarters listed Wardburn Hall 16 room 12. Rehearsals and information available from the secretary during the full week starting in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKinley
Monongahela Valley Traction Company
Atrevlt
Pittsburg and
West Virginia Gas Company
J. N. Coltraine
Addie ‘M. Durkin
Andrew 3. Durkin
Sant
Amist
Prsons
Lewellen
Morgantown
Wardhurn Halle
Kellys Army Marches Toward Cumberland After Jail Stay
In Grafton a Kellys army unit led by Colonel C D McLennan moved toward Cumberland after a three day jail stay. The group faced trespass charges with local police escort until leaving the county. The march route ran via McMechen, Sanducky, Believig, Brewster and Massillon to McMechen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
C.D. McLennan
Drimmer
McMechen
W. Va
Baltimore
Che Offiotra
Kelly
Coxey
McLennan
Baltimore and Ohio
McMacen
Council of War
Renda Ared
Cumberland
Fort Wayne
Ind
Nickle Plate
Sanducky
Beliovig
Brewster
Masaillon
Hellaire
Edmund Leigh Selected General Superintendent of Police
Vic President A W Phormpson announces Edmund Leigh of New York will become general superintendent of police for the Baltimore and Ohio System on June 16. Leigh, ex NYPD detective, will oversee police work across the railway and report to the company superintendents.
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Baltimore
Vicw
A. W. Phormpson
Baltimore and Ohio
Edmund Laigh
New York
Laigh
Inex
Botker
Poice
Ik Baltimore
Leigh
Baltiomnen
Clanmonth
Rioters Burn Three Italian Churches in Senigallia
Rioters in Ancona sector set fire to the cathedral Church of Peace and the Church of the Holy Cross in Senigallia after dousing doors with oil. Cavalry and a 200-strong sharpshooter detachment arrived to prevent total ruin as rail line and telegraph poles were damaged and order was bolstered by troops.
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Inr Penecratea Rs Hologna
Tigly
Church of Peace
Church of the Holy Cross
Senigallia
Adriatic
Hedgallla
Mor [Donk
Nantul
Mirandoln
Fifeet
Mount Lassen’s New Cone Forms Amid Volcanic Activity
Mount Lassen in California shows a third volcanic cone developing since May as smoke bursts rise 2 000 feet and a towering fire pillar appears at night. A man’s body was found floating in the West Fork River near the dam near the glass plant, and identification is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Bluff
Mount Lassen
Oregon
West Fork River
Damston ‘Glass Plant
Destruction of Church Property in Tale Riots
In Rome on June 15 reports to Pope Pius the 16th describe church property severely damaged during riots linked to the general strike in Tale. Fourteen churches burned, thirty were damaged, and twenty three looted.
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Rome
Thaw Granted Bail in Extradition Case
Harry K Thaw was released on bail pending the U S Supreme Court review of his extradition from New Hampshire to New York The court refused to move him to Pittsburgh in custody of Sheriff Drew as part of his father’s estate proceedings Judge Aldrich ordered habeas corpus release with the high court to decide the next step
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
New York
Thaw
Pittaburg
Drew
Coos County
N. EL
Tudgé Aldrich
Federal Court
Supreme Court
Paas
Artillery Duel Continues at Mazatlan Harbor Clash
The artillery duel between federal forts and constitutionalist batteries persisted all day. Cannons roared as shells pounded the city while the Mazatlan governor hosted a party at a Dengué venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazatlan
U. & S. California
Mes
Mego
Gonm
Court Refages in Washington Over Enforced Plan
Court in Washington debates rewriting the plan law. Acknowledges possible changes to enforcement and considers constitutional questions. Attorneys for both sides highlighted the potential impact on state programs and obligations.
Elk Park Opens Tonight With Skating Rink and Dance Hall
Elk Park debuts tonight at the fair grounds with a fully equipped skating rink and large dance hall under Gardner brothers supervision and Alec P Hall directing music. Gregory's band provides tunes as Frank Hurd brings a terry-rowsd from Piedmont for the season.
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Elk Park
Amuaement
Fair Grounds
Gregory
Gardner Brothers
Alec P. Hall
Addiion
Hans Monday
Piedmont
Frank Hurd
Ana Twill
Siedyichy
Bartek
Cni
Premen
Commencement Exercises Planned for University of Ohio
Commencement activities set for Friday with exercises beginning at 2 pm. The sermon will be preached by Rev. William Wirt King and separate academy and department ceremonies will follow. An exhibit and ball are also planned with music and speeches by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Mama Gay
D. Smith
Thie City
Undefined OCR Fragment Summary
Incomplete readable text mentions Sardis county and oil, but lacks clear events, dates, or named entities to form a factual summary. The fragment references a company, terms, and production context without coherent details.
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Sim Tons Hardware Company
St Iouls
B.C. Simons
Federal Reserve Board
Simmons
Charles Hamlin
Boston
Howah
Treasury
Simmons Company
Pictorial Review, Company
W. P. Abnett
Rene Congress
Men
Interstate Comemies Commission
Trust
Lexis Tavion
Council
Jaane
Kelley
Convention OF Churches Here
Central Church
Merlin ‘M. Long
Ministara
Glen
Waya
Bane Book
Hueston
Mannington
West
Yoko
Huntington R. Clark
Ives Warwood
J. F. Béllyillgy
Noble
Graftor Reaves
H.A. Tipberland
B.C. White
Willd
Ira V. Cowgill
Hampatite Dial F
Grim
New ‘River
McReynolde
Saniay’ Acheon
New Martinaville
Beery
Ways
Nanemittee Tenott
J R. Glenn
O.G. Bantin
Ual
V. Cowgill
Romper
Minor
Pallmont
Hoole
Morgan
Bethany
FMOS
Wellsbore
H. Fields
Hall
Mail Uday
C. W. Fuller
Ghinmeton
Seemim T
B. Smith
Moundaynes
Jia Yoko
P. Sarl
Princeton
Canyai Pierea
Cameron
Robert Mannington
N. Jarrelt
Eras Town
Dreiltig
Solonm
Dirong
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Company
Electric and Manufacturing Company, Machine Company
Union Switch and Signal Company
Pittsburg Motor Company
Elf
Bridget Kenney
Allegheny Congenial Industrial Union
Plekon
Trafford City
Westinghouse Foundries
Court House
Opegial Tran
Gourt
New York Police
B. & C. Secret Service Department
Prinlore le Mata
Pius 16
Pandisi
West Virginia
Westeyan Gols
Buckhannon
Sardis
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