Governor Visits Paint Creek Amid Miners Troubles
Governor Hareld travels to Paint Creek district to inspect mining operations and the military setup amid Kanawha County unrest. He plans to spend days in the region gathering firsthand information, meeting with imprisoned activists, and reviewing cases as military findings proceed.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Troin Wis
Fallroad
Paint Creek
Miliary Commission
Commisssgn
John J. White
YMCA Executive Committee Plans Mass Meeting
A meeting of the YMCA executive committee was held at headquarters in room 09 Union Bank building with eight of nine members present. They scheduled a mass meeting for tomorrow at 7 30 pm at Be First Baptist Church to organize a permanent group as the campaign nears 8000 members, with Clarkaburg leaders urging strong attendance. The Christian Church orchestra will provide music.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Union Bank
Clarka-burg
Haa
Christian Church Orchestra
Goff's Successor and Maryland Delegation Visit
A Maryland delegation led by Seidler Smith met in Washington to press for the appointment of W. G. Dace man of Cumberland as judge of the Fourth United States Circuit to succeed Nathan Gam, recently removed from the bench. The effort follows the recent removal of a United States seaman from Virginia.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Seidler Smith
Maryland
W. G.daveceman
Cumberland
Fourth United States Circuit
Supcond
Natha Gam
United States
Virginia
Narrow Escapes From Fire Endangering Miners
A fire at a tipple mine in Moundeville caused about 25 000 in damage and was started ten minutes earlier could have trapped the workers at the shaft foot. Authorities investigate possible incendiary origin and blame remains on the disruption of the shift.
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Associated Prose
Parr Run
Moundeville
Tipple Mint
Bouily
Washi
Inquest Finds Miner Hannon Died Of Natural Causes
The body of Hannon, a coal miner at Perry mines, was found near the Nisshat area. He had been missing since Saturday and was discovered Tuesday in Massitile cemetery. Coroner Dr. S. M. Mason found no fatal injuries and ruled no inquest necessary.
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Hannon
Perry
Nisshat
Massitile
M. Mason
Monterey mayor and officials arrested in rebellion
Monterey city mayor and two officials were arrested on rebellion charges and sent by special train to Mexico City under order of the district judge.
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Associated Press
Monomrey
Mes
Monterey
Mexico City
Ordor
Secretary Bryan Receives Tepid Welcome In Lincoln
Secretary of State Bryan arrives in Lincoln to a tepid reception from a legislative Bryan club and a local group. He is driven to a hotel where an informal reception follows, while Kansas Governor Aindgox and Illinois Governor Dune join the gathering ahead of the Bryan birthday dinner.
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Associated Presa
Lincoln
Neb
Duarkid
Trumphal
Bryan
Legisature
Bryan Chub
Mr. Bryan
Kla Paris
Aindgox
Kansas
Panty
Mr Aryan
Dune
Tilinol
Templars TQ Meet at Masonic Hall in Clarksburg
Clarksburg Commanders to host a 7 oclock evening meeting at the Masonic Hall. The Knights Templars will join as part of the event in the Booth hint alreet room.
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Clarksburg
Oelock
Booth Hint Alreet
Sutton Honored as West Virginia Woodmen Delegate
Felix C. Sutton of Clarksburg was chosen by the Woodmen of the World head camp for West Virginia Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia as delegate to represent the jurisdiction at the sovereign camp meeting in Jacksonville, Illinois, in June.
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Parkersburg
Felix C. Sutton
Clarksburg
Woodmen of the World
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Sutton
Contestant names to be announced in tomorrow's paper
Readers await the list of nominees for the $6,000 prize contest with further daily updates and standings to follow. Get Acquainted Day is set for March 22 when contestants visit the office for guidance and extra votes. Coupons clipped from the paper boost a favorite's total before April 12.
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Varione
Weaualutwa
Byron barber bound on theft charge for chair
Bond of 500 dollars posted by Quill Gower of Byron for Saturday appearance in Magistrate O H Gordon's court on a charge of stealing a barber chair belonging to Grant McCauley of Clarksburg. The chair reportedly came from a shop, and McCauley swore to the warrant. Constable R J Bartlett served it and escorted Gower to court where he posted bond and was returned.
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Quill Gower
Byron
Tle
O.H. Gordon
Grant McCauley
Clarksburg
Indte
McCauley
R. J. Bartlet
St Mount Glare
Gower
Trouble in Pitcairn mines court hearing tonight
A court session at 7:90 tonight will air troubles in the Pitcairn foreign settlement. Warrants issued. witnesses expected. John Tumley faces assault charges for beating Peter Spotfore with a razor. Joseph Spotfore charged with unlawful exposure and vulgar language near Tumsey home. Both men to appear for hearings tonight.
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Pitcairn
Ustier Jackson
Carter
Joseph Spotfore
John Tumley
Prisoners Escape From Huntington Jail
Four inmates charged with felonies escaped a Huntington jail last night by hitting the turnkey on entering the cell, taking his keys and fleeing without resistance. The men were reportedly aided by a break in the door and were pursued by authorities.
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Associated Press
Huntington, Mar
Logan
New York Hair Dealers Under Arrest in Panama Plot
In New York and Panama City authorities reported the arrest of Antonio Musical and three associates, accused of scheming to move about $1,000,000 through alleged smuggling. Two daughters of Linton Grace were detained. officers seized a sum near $50,000 and about $1,000 from others, with further money expected on baggage inspection. The group will be taken back to New York.
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Europe
Antonio Musical
George
Arthur
Phillip
New York
Linton
Grace
de Panama
Uice
Senator Davis Jury bill advances with amendment tie
Trenton WN far 19. The Senate jury commission bill passed the House but only after the House inserted the Martin referendum amendment. Continued on page 10.
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Associated Prean
Trenton
Far
Davis
House
Martin
Girls Strike Shuts Down Pottery Factories in Ohio andWV
In wellsville Wellaville and Chester and Newell 700 workers in Marshing departments walk out crippling about thirty potteries in the city. Employers say the strike could close plants with 000 men affected as expected wage demands were for 125 to 150 dollars daily.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Mar
Tits Elty
Wellaville
Chester and
Newell
W. Va
Hey! Ware
Judge Sullivan Cleared in Rosenthal Murder Case
Indictment accusing Judge Sullivan of complicity in the murder of Herman Rosenthal was dismissed for lack of evidence. The case marks the final indictment among seven alleged killers. five face death while one remains at Sing Sing pending appeal. Sullivan was later arrested on bribery charges related to a police corruption probe.
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Associated Press
New York
Sullivan
Newsboys
Herman Rosenthal
Louse
Sing Sing
Hir
Bachelors Escape in Massachusetts Tax Plan
Boston report says celibacy will not be penalized in the state as the taxation committee reports adversely on a bill imposing a five dollar annual tax on bachelors. The measure faces opposition despite its aims.
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Associated Preas
Boston
Legislative Committee On Taxation
Five Men Tried For Drunkenness In City Court
Five men appeared in the usual police court on drunkenness charges. Each pled guilty and paid fines of three dollars plus costs and were released. Two were ordered jailed for deportation this evening and one was banished from the city. Mayor Frank K Moore delivered the sermon.
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Costa
Prank K Moore
Indictment Against James Stars Is Quashed
A felony indictment charging James Stars with burglary of Harvey Wolfe's store was quashed by the criminal court on Wednesday morning as badly drawn by the recent grand jury.
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James Stars
Harvey Wolfe
Bae
Miner Bartok Faces Charge Over Hatchet Assault
Steven Bartok, a Pinnickinnick coal miner, accuses John P. Dadonya of attacking him with a hatchet a bottle and a chair on Saturday night in Pinnickinnick. Bartok says his head was cut and bruised. Constable McClung arrested Dadonya Tuesday night, with bond set at $500 for Thursday morning hearing.
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Steven Bartok
Pinnickinnick
Gordon
John P. Dadonya
Bartok
Robert McClung
Dadonya
Kim
Guatody
Simmons outlines tariff plan for quick action
Senator Simmons spoke in Washington on a tariff bundling plan urging close Senate House cooperation and swift action. He said the president should confer with Democratic Leader Raphenitan and the Tinderwood caucus to map the route for passing the tariff reforms.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Simmons
Senate
Tha House
Raphenitan
Uncle Joe Cannon Returns to Danville as Private Citizen
In Danville, crowds greet former House Speaker Joseph G. Cannon as he departs a long Washington career. After forty years of public service he returns to private life, plans for a banquet, and resumes ordinary routines with only a few friends accompanying him.
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Associated Press
Danville
Joe” Cannon
Mr. Cannon
Washington
Cannon
Joe
White Slave Hearings Plan Eastern Tour
The state detective committee investigating the white slave evil will depart Chicago for Higglsburg Pennsylvania to meet Governor Tener at noon Friday. They will then travel to Washington for an appointment with President Wilson on Saturday afternoon. No further eastern stops are planned until later due to Springfield duties.
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Associated Press
Springfield
State Deiate
Chicago
Higglsburg
Tener
Washington
Wilson
Sues saloonist for damages over minor in Fairmont case
Suesiam, Parkersburg Mar 1 H F Schmidt saloonist sold liquor to minor son of Gutherir Lemon. Lemon sues in circuit court for 3500 damage Fairmont Mar 10 W Frank Parker prominent resident dies at home on Sixth Street after a long illness.
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Parkersburg
Mar
H. F. Schmidt
Minos
Gutherir Lemon
Lemon
Fairmont
W. Frank Parker
Premeditated Slaying of King George Rocks Saloniki
Reports from Saloniki detail the assassination of King George of Greece by Aleka Selians a pment and the immediate chaos as guards restrained the shooter. The king died en route to hospital while princes and the royal family endured public mourning as Constantine II ascended in succession.
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Ana
Saloniki
Aleka
Seluans
George
Greece
Sapeli
Jgreckm
Thay 7
Jp Nidieg
Serancont
Il Voloar
Bebinas
Schinns
Spain
Ae Sain
Oise
Ieee
Saloneg
Chamber of Deputies
Georgy
Pringa Constantine
House of Death Destroyed by Fire in County Court Action
In Chicago a fire demolished the old house at 2659 Wentworth Avenue of Mrs. Prank Nodella and her three daughters, ages 4, 5, and 9, all perishing. The tragedy follows a history of tenants and a meat market established decades earlier by Jacob Warner.
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House OF Death
Sy Associated Press
Chiongo
Wentworth
Nodella
Joy Nauie
Jacob Warner
Warner
Fred Eyes
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