Teddy's Spleen Becomes Large Ends Campaign Sprint
OYETER BAY N Y June 27 Our months of absolute rest has been prescribed for Colonel Boone velt by his physicians who informed Wm that he was suffering from an enlargement of the spleen and loss of vitality as a remnant of the malarial fever he contracted in the South American jungle But in four months the campaign will be over the colonel said today He has abandoned his campaign trip across the continent He telegraphed to Pittsburg that he would make only one speech there on Tuesday night Dr Alexander Lambert of New York urged rest for four months He warned that giving up campaign work would be needed to shake off the malaria but the colonel declined to heed the warning and said it would be impossible to give up his work
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Oyeter Bay
N.Y
Boone‘velt
Pittsburg
Alexander Lambert
New York
Lambert
Oyater Bay
Four Drunks in Potron Court Court Result
Four drunks faced Mayor Will 5 at the morning session of potron court. Three paid fines and one was dismissed on a promise to leave Ixbs city.
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Will
Cole
Potron
Judge sentences Whittaker to eighteen months in Mouinderville Penitentiary
Judge James W. Robinson convicting Arthur Whittaker of unlawful assault on Morris Hampton known as Happy with a gun. He to serve eighteen months in Mouinderville penitentiary. Robinson sets Tuesday for habeas corpus proceedings by Thomas D. Smith against John L. Haney over child custody.
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James W. Robinson
Criminal Court
Arthur Whittaker
Mouinderville
Morris Hampton
Happy
Tudge Robinson
Thomas D. Smith
John L. Haney
Senate committee to probe use of senate stationery
In Washington on June 27 a senate privileges and elections committee meeting was set for Saturday to investigate copying letters by misusing senate stationery and census committee resources to promote a gold mine in North Carolina. Senator Kern, back in Washington after a week away, said the panel may form a sub committee to avoid daily quorum requirements amid heavy legislative business.
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Tarscial Ro Yue Reuteman
Washington
Senate
Senate Rules and Census
North Carolina
Kern
New Senate Expenditures Committee Created
A Senate resolution proposes a standing committee named the committee on expenditures in the Department of Labor. It would have five members with Senator Johnson N Camden of Kentucky as chairman, succeeding the late Senator Bradley. Other members include Senator Nathan Got of West Virginia.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Kern
Department of Labor
Johnson N. Camden
Camden
Kentucky
Bradley
Postal card redesign replaces McKinley portrait with Jefferson
The Post Office Department announced on June 25 a new domestic postal card to replace the current card. The new card will bear the portrait of Thomas Jefferson rather than the late William McKinley. The change aims to modernize and reduce costs with updated design details.
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Thomas Jefferson
Teleerlal
Washington, D.C
Post Office Department
Pr McKinlay
Thomas Jafferson
Glass trade rattles on in ordinary conditions in 1914
Pittsburg Pa June 27 a window glass market review notes ordinary activity with production near last week’s level as blast pauses and summer limits reduce output. demand seen steady in coming months while inventories stay below normal and wage talks loom for fall. Belgium notes weak business amid political risk and uneven plant operation across towns.
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Pittsburg Plate
Patton
Pittsburg Plate Glase Company
Fromm
Iage
Belgium
PF. F. iCriner
Politioal
Catser
Jumet
Pires
Longbola
Lodeliniart
Lambert
Binehe
Baler
Jemappes
Mariemon
Hamendes
Jonet
Mondron
Wale
Rennert Et Rivert Reibles
Gobbe-Hocquemilier
Les Desgain
J. Frang
Dampremy
Marino
Ale Goffe Et Fils
Revue Industrielle
Quicker by States Than by Congress
Washington dispatch reports on federal reserve bank director nominees with West Virginia names listed in several groups. Elections will occur within ten days after ballots reach electors, with nominees from Bluefield Lewis Mann and others. The piece also covers Speaker Champ Clark telling suffrage delegates that women can gain voting rights faster by pursuing state actions rather than federal action.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Organization Committee
Federal Reserve System
Flooded Mandan Struggles With Rising Hart River
June 27 Mandan North Dakota reports show floodwaters from heavy rains surged through the business district and risked deeper inundation. Residents moved to safety as the Hart River swelled, threatening crops and delaying commerce while authorities assess the rising flood danger.
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Sey
Mandan
N. D
Tha
Hart
Locomotive Engineers to Vote on Rail Strike Outcome
Cleveland June 27 W 3 Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers said the strike vote by 55 000 engineers and firemen on 98 railroads west of Chicago will be known sometime between July 10 and 14. The secret ballot shows no indication of results yet. The men sought higher wages and shorter hours.
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Sameoayes
Cleveland
W. 3. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Weal
Chicago
Vernon Aler Jr Adopted for Military Training at Annapolis
Vernon Aler Jr, chosen by Congressman Brown, passes mental tests and undergoes physical exams for admission to the Naval Academy in Annapolis. George Eyater and Lat B Hart also appear as candidates for West Point and academy programs amid recent examinations and travels.
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Asialts
Washington
Vernon Aler
Conpreseman Brown
Oval Academy
Military Academy
Annapolis
Alerin
Smartiesbury
George
Eyater
Charles Town
Congressman Brown
West Point
B. Hart
Fairmount
Millionaire hobo Billy Oriant arrives in Alexandria for lecture
James P.F. Oriant known as Hobo Billy arrives by Southern Railway freight in Alexandria with his clothes and clippings. He lectures on sixty six different hoboes and plans to marry in Luray Cave after visiting New York for a $23000 legacy. He recalls meeting his future wife in Parkersburg and shares philosophy on hobos and resilience.
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TWE Tele
BAMA
Washington
D. C
James PF. Oriant
Hobo Milly
Alexandria
Southern Railway
Billy
New York
Parkersburg
W. Va
Erie
Shinnston Courting News and Local Visits Across Towns
Local residents in Shinnston and nearby towns are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests. Events include church activities, college students returning home, a lawn fete on Main Street, and staff changes with C W Fuller Jr leaving for McMechen. A fatal porch fall in Richwood is reported along with other community notices.
Pension Increase Granted by Springs Officials
In Washington D.C. on June, the Springs ministry announces an increased pension from FLO to 2onth for eligible beneficiaries.
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Ermetiggre Rem Trane
Washington, D.C
Springs
Haa
Cattle buyer robbed on train near Parkersburg
A cattle buyer from Dols on the Short Line to Clarksburg and his wife were arrested in Parkersburg for larceny after a pocketbook containing about 160 dollars vanished on a Cleveland line train. Rogers testified, money recovered, Lowther and wife bonded. grand jury meets in September. Lowther, about 24, linked to prior reform school time and prior trouble.
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Parkersburg
Gattle
Dols
Clarksburg
Lowther
Justicn
J. Boreman
Rogers
Baluhurs
Ohio
Nord
Clarksburs
Dusihness
Lowthirs
Ward
Hare
Daltimers
Ohio Omcor Sams
W. F. Hickanan
Rogers Ie Seems
Rorera
Bateman
Sirs. Lowther
Lotther
Invan
Ohio Reform
Robbed Pair From Clarksburg Seek Help in City
Two men from Simpson reported to Robbed Pair From Clarksburg. They said about 100 dollars were stolen days earlier by a room mate. They traveled to Clarkeburg seeking the suspect and believed he had returned to the city. Local police assisted but could not locate the thief.
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Pairmont
Clarksburg
Meolerance
Simpson
Clarkeburg
Paige
Tocstet
Date Set for Sanosiogen Meas at Pittsburg
Pittsburg June 2 The most important move in the Weetinghouse strike was made today when notices posted at the electric and machine plant warned that all employees who did not report for duty by June 20 will be considered as having left the employ of the company. President Herr of the electric company explained the date allows management to release itself from the promise to reinstate strikers after that date.
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Pittsburg
Herr
Electin Company
Hear Cases Monday Against Mike Casth in Fairmont
Justice W E Starcher sets Monday evening to hear two cases against Mike Casth of Fairmont. He faces charges of carrying a razor in violation of the Johnson anti weapon statute and of stealing. Watchdog John Kicplaht Casth was recently arrested by city policemen and is to be tried in county jail.
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W. E. Starcher
Mike Casth
Fairmont
Johmson
John Kicplaht Casth
Iscnawfir
Japanese Engineer Studies U.S. Bridge Construction
Kenechi Nakemura, chief civil engineer of maintenance for Japan's Imperial Railways, has been allowed by the Baltimore and Ohio to work on the Monongahela River double-track bridge at Glenwood, Pittsburgh. He aids B&O engineers, gathers data for a report for Japan, and is funded by the Japanese government.
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Arasial
Baltimore
Inndér
Kenechi Nakemura
Japanese Imperial Railways
Tokio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Monongahela River
Glenwood
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Commissioner of Railways
Hig
Japan
yMolal
America
Ensiver Nakamura
Ausset Int
Paul Diddier
Latimore and Olio
Japanese Railway Eystem
Magnolia
Cumberland
Government to buy vast tracts for national forest
The national forest reservation committee approved purchases of about 12 000 acres in North Carolina and Georgia and 7 000 acres in Tennessee along with portions in Virginia and West Virginia. Total land bought this fiscal year nears 400 000 acres with a 35 560 000 purchase price since 1910.
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Telearais
Alligator Attack Injures Coxswain Aboard Winona
In Mobile on June 27 Coxswain Matson of the revenue cutter Winona was badly bitten by an alligator while swimming in Pinto Pass with companions. The boatmates escaped ashore. Matson and others were taken to a hospital for treatment after the animal charged the group.
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Pinto Pass
Annociateo Racae
Mobile
Ala
Matuon
United States Revenue Cutter
Winona
Lin
Grafton Five-Man Duck Pin Team Sheds Defeat
Local five man team from Bratfton Dresbarh defeated Grafton tram last evening by a narrow margin. Moran led Grafton with a high score and strong average while Dreaback posted the focal team’s best mark. The win boosts Bratfton's standing in the league.
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Dresbarh
Grafton
Moran
Dreaback
Moran Poised for Tough Fight Tonight at Paris
Moran of Pittsburgh remains hopeful as he faces Jacques Aubrug in a dream bout at Paris today. Moran praised sportsmanship, predicted a hard but not lengthy contest, and said he seeks a decisive victory to honor his career and supporters.
Bulletin On Johnson Morse Fight Updates In Paris Ring
Bulletin notices from Paris relay round by round action of the Johnson Morse bout. Fans will receive at 6 30 pm and a front office bulletin board will post the progress. The bell rings at 10 pm but early news reaches readers within minutes.
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Ringada
Paris
Te Fram
Winternoon
Hodh oMice
Nebt
Immigrant Drinkers Brought to Police Court
Four foreigners appeared in police court this morning facing drunkenness and public disturbance accusations. An officer reported responding to a complaint about quarrels and profanity. three individuals were found intoxicated and obstructive during the incident.
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Chilton
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Searnet
Annex
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West
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National American Women's Suffrage Association
Jose
North Dakota
Mra
J. M. Daem Har
Wheeling
Hobo Billy
Shinnston
Robert Hardesty
Mt. Lake Park
Clark Randall Pigott
Marietta
C. W. Fuller, Jr
Christian Church
McMechen
R.s.shinn
B. F. Rowand
Shinns Run
B. F. Haught
Virginia
Mr. Haught
New York City
Haught
Columbia University
Board of Education
Main Street
J. M. Riley
Ald Society of the Christian Shuren
Rove Pigott
Margaret
Eller Higinbotham
Owings Thin
Pomeroy
Mr. Pomeroy
Minera
Meadowbrook
Uegrave
Falriont
Richwood
Harmer
Jack” Johnson
Baltimore and Ohio Company
AGRES
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BR Raed
Washington, D
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Johnson
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