Casement Charged With High Treason In Sinn Fein Rebellion
London May 15 Sir Money Casement head of the Irish rebels is charged with high treason. Witnesses describe supplying headgear and weapons to Sinn Fein in Teelin amid a mass gathering of Irish prisoners. Details mention plans to join Germans and promise pay, with trials and affidavits surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan London
Sir Money
Sie
Teelind
Jithu Dow
Gotlee
Leengon
Faw
Jajjan Baltey
Wemt- Joy
Lavidon
Titer
Poor Traley
Ireland
Melfast
Royal Army Medical Parox
Lame Dove
Arigade
Robinson
Colin- Bel
Germany
Canwrent
McKinnals Fort
Richard Merton
Bucking
Hamahiro
Daniel G'Allen
Lemberg
Roger
O'Belen
Campaign Chicago Suffragists Plan Street Meetings
Early arrieam for the Woman's Party convention to be held in Chicago. They will launch a publicity campaign and complete organization work. The suffragists plan thirty street meetings daily until the convention date. Beatrice Teo of Shinmeton recently recovered from an operation and will be moved home.
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Chicago
Woman's Party
Em Une
Vega
Ao Camppalen
Suffragiats
Mink Beatrice Teo
Shinmeton
Kosater Hospital
Remembered Mother in Clarkeburg Observed by Many
The Clarkeburg community yesterday held a grand tribute to remembered mothers, honoring their influence in town life. The event, attended by many residents, reflected on maternal roles and celebrated enduring family ties amidst the town’s daily activities.
Mexicans' Raids to Be Resumed Dinner Feature Noted
A garbled report notes a Walde Titel dinner with a fine peatond feature and carnations. The text mentions manager Wooddol and a presentation on the day the group moved the dining room, with unclear references to upcoming activities and personnel.
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Carnations
Wooddol
Across the International Line near Brownsville Tex Reports Have It
Information indicating a plan for the temporary seizure of the area across the international line near Brownsville Texas reached army headquarters. It is expected to cause a considerable strengthening of the force now patrolling the border district.
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Brownsville, Tex
Ran Antonio
Knights Templar to Meet at Masonic Temple for Committee
Reception committee of Chirkburg Commandery No. 13 requests a Knights Templar living outside the city and owning automobiles attend a session at the Masonic temple in Went Plite on Wednesday at 2 oclock to contemplate appointing the committee to Gentelug the vielting, knighta wad Tar en.
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Chirkburg Commandery No. 13
Knights ‘Templar
Knights Templar
Automo Aes
Masonic Temple
Funeral in Fairmont for Joseph Bennett
London reports that differences between Graves and the Mantente power wave are settled without violating French neutrality. Mr and Mrs John Tona Mr and Mrs Thomas Meaney and Mrs Joseph Martin of the city attend the funeral in Fairmont from the Catholic church this morning.
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London
Graves
Grence
John Tona
Thotian
Meaney
Joseph Mart
Tlw City
Fair- Mont
Joseph Bennett
Prominent Oil Man James M Garrett Dies in West Virginia
James Marcellus Garrett, a well known figure in the oil and grocery trades, died after a five month illness. Born January 26, 1868 in Harrison County, West Virginia, he built diverse businesses from a store at Murayville to operations in Clarkburg and Clarksburg. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Garrett home with burial in Musante cemetery. He leaves a widow and several relatives.
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Marcellus Garrett
Garrett Rowe
W. C. Taylor
A. Malley
Musonte
Jamen Marcellin Garrett
Simpnon
Limestone Creek
Amo
Muyrialdaville
Murahyitle
Robert A
James M
Union
Doddride
Marehville
Clarksburg
Etl
Haridrome
Caldenco
Death Angel Takes Archie A Crawford
Archie A Crawford former captain of the East End fire department died in St Marys hospital after a long illness. He lived in Clarkaburg and was active in Elks Knights of Columbus and local charities. Interment at Holy Cross cemetery followed funeral services at Immaculate Conception church. He was born December 5 1875 in Brockwayville Pa.
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Archia A. Crawford
East End
St. Mary's Hoapital
Kia Lome
East Mko Street
Rika’ Lodge
Crawford
Sore Vievn
Holy Croan Cemetery
Mr. Crayford
Brockwayvilla
J. D. Crawford
Hast End
Clarkaburg
Am Elk
Knights of Columbus
Eagle
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Elka’ Charity Committee
Alvenya
Beatrica Walch
John Welch
Mayor G F Gordon and business leaders listed in 1900s obituary
A long obituary notes Mayor G F Gordon’s public service and early business ventures including Curt Oil Company and Marshall Oil and Gas, with involvement in Litue Land Of Communny of Kentucky and Wayour. It records marriage to Agnes Harbert, two children Wade Hampton and Anne Lurstin, and surviving relatives.
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Mapedivilly OM and Gime Gmpany
Fh Puen OH Company
Fe Polat Chinfurt ON and Gas Company
Wii Interentind
Curt Ol
Marabelile Ol and
Gna Company
T. Arsnet
Thie Nity
Communny
Kentucky
Thin County
Baltimora
Thin
Tie
Curt Oil Company
Fred
Hint
Olhera
Marahvilio Ol and Gas Company
Se Wit
Deo Oil and Gas Company
Hin
Olbere
Polluion
Garrett
Minonic
Agnes Harbert
Marshall County
Judxom Finrbert
Hirelson County
Wade Haupton
Anne Luertin
Amon
Theoe
Maron Grace
Oma
Virginia Garrett
Dayisfon
Rin
Namly
Robert Ay
John
Wham
Salemi
Hugh
Walker
Davieson
Protest by W Amperican government on mail interference
Officials describe a bold protest against interference with mails to and from the United States. Britain signals a stance that the United States may no longer control welfare and detention of neutral correspondence. The exchange highlights growing tensions over maritime communications and neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Amperican
Mala
United States
Great Britain
Awas
Richard Howell Dies After Lingering Illness at 54
Richard H Howell died at his home at the Palm Grounds following a lingering illness of dropsy. Funeral services will be held at 5 40 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Hawali home with the Salvation Army leader in charge. Burial will be at Masonic cemetery. He is survived by his widow and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Howell
Palr
Salvut Lon
Nervices
Masonic
Public lynching after mob verdict on murder case
In a tumultuous scene a mob dragged a condemned man to City Hall and then to the public square where a burning pyre was built. The suspect, found guilty of murdering Mr. Tey Bryne, was executed in front of thousands including women and children as cries of racial hatred erupted. The spectacle followed a Fifth District Courtroom verdict of death, with the crowd seizing the moment to enact vigilante justice.
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Wasay Ij Rco
Tey Bryne
Aevies Mitéa
Ikem
Fifth District
Alunike
Puilty
Rome
Bryne
Washington Way
Readjustment talk narrows to wage dispute in Nowell West Virginia
About hundred members of the United Potters' Association gathered to press for a readjustment of wage rules. Workers in Nowell and nearby districts faced plant strikes causing 3 000 potters to be out of work as the Ohio River area felt the effects. The United States Potters' Association and the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters had a tentative agreement running to October 1, 1927, unless extended or abrogated amid labor unrest.
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Bart Liven
Nuwaern
Naliad
Nnitea “Staten Potters’ Association
Hanea
Ennfar
Poltohtes
Nowell
W. Va
Ohio
Atrieke
Bubring
Westcott Washing Nomination Speech at St Louis
President Wilson asked John Wescott New Jersey attorney general who spoke for him at the Baltimore convention to deliver the nominating speech in St Louis. Wescott accepted and spoke Monday while the New Jersey delegation had also selected Governor Fielder.
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Woodrow Wilson
St. Louis
Wilron Han
John W. Worecott
New Jersey
Baltimore
Weacott
Mr. Wescott
New Jersey Deleguion
Filter
Maiden woman recovers and leaves hospital after operation
Mrs P J Maiden, who underwent a major operation at St Mary's Hospital three weeks ago, has made a rapid recovery and was discharged from the hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
P. J. Maiden
Thet. Mary's Hospital
Painter Killed and Burton Wounded in Ohio
Police in Cleveland on May 15 planned to stop a planned funeral procession for Joseph Peld the 38 year old baker killed last night after a confrontation at a Hawaii Root bakery. William Burton a farm hand was shot dead and painter tied after they attempted theft. Burton died at the scene. Palitar survived as the two suspects were taken to jail when a second shooting occurred.
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Tay
Hlowen
Hue Collenatell
Hinanern Bouring
Navun
Cain
Borwwen Cuyleul
Tution
Elkins
William A. Yaniv
Zoln
Davis
Wimi Burton
Biblos
Palatar
Burton
Shutdown shuts Western Kentucky coal mines after union stalemate
Western Kentucky Coal Operators and miners' union fail to agree on working conditions in district No 28. A two year wake scale was proposed, leading to a shutdown affecting about 6,000 miners. Officials urge calm and order as mines close Tuesday.
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Central Get
Western Kentucky Coal Operatore Association
Western Kentucky
Men to Vote Pittsburg Strike Back to Eight Hour Day
Thors employee of the Wentinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company who had not returned since the strike for an eight hour day held a meeting Monday to decide whether they could go back. Around a thousand were expected to ballot on the proposition. Cavalry of the national guard was on duty in the valley with no Afsordor.
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Pittsburg
Thors
Wentinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Wage Increase Sparks Telegraph Pay Rise in Pittsburgh
May 16 In Pittsburgh telegraph operators in the Western Union system were notified of a wage increase. The raise varied by merit and length of service with rates from eight to thirty three and one third percent. Some workers learned of the change today while others had earlier effective dates.
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Pittaturg
Pennsylvania
Pittayurg
Western Union
Thorensn
Morris arraignment set in prohibition case Thursday night
David Morris was arraigned Saturday by county officers for violating the prohibition law by possessing intoxicants in a public area. He will be tried or heard in Magistrate Jackson V. Cartey’s court Thursday evening at 7 20 o'clock.
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David Mr. Morris
Jackson V. Cartey
Expedition checked to await more men
A raiding party from Glen Springs has crossed into Mexico and is now awaiting reinforcement before the expedition resumes. Major General Funston plans reinforcements as Colonel Sibley commands the force. Langhorne and the Eighth Cavalry may be about 200 miles ahead with vulnerable lines of supply. The expedition struggles for secure communication while bandits operate behind them near Marathon, ninety miles from Bogulling.
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Marathon
Try
Glen Springs
Funston
Sibley
Langhorne
Agiadron
Eighth Cavalry
Bogulling
Broken Couery
Bovaral Internoen
Reynolds Opens Republican Headquarters at Coliseum in Chicago
Reynolds and the Republican National Committee opened headquarters at the Coliseum as the convention nears. Delegation contests were focused for shape before the June 1 meeting. The article notes a sorrowful update on Father Thomas J. Cranwell of Waterbury, who is gravely ill as his son travels to be by his bedside.
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Chicago
National Committee
Coliseum
davoArteemren Ghicago
J. B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Tia Tather
Thomas J. Cranwell
Waterbury
JJ. Cranwall
Lk Fatbar
Aidar Cranwell
Adamston Man Recovers From Emergency Surgery
Henry M. Schutte former mayor of Adamston recovered quietly after surgery at St Mary's Hospital and was returned to his home Monday finalizing a public notice of his health status.
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Henry M. Schutte
Adamton
Bt. Mary's Hospital
Elks' Funeral Service For Frank Horr
Funeral service ordered for Frank Horr a trusted Elks lodge member at the Hilks home at 7 20 PM. Members are urged to join a procession to the home of Arable A Crawford where a memorial ritual will be held for the late Crawford, a devoted lodge figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Horr
Hilks
Requeata
A. Crawford
Crawford
Sarvica
Duff Street church dedicated with large ceremonies
The new Duff Street United Brethren church, nearly completed at about $28,000, was dedicated Sunday with a bishop preaching the morning sermon and a large crowd in attendance. An afternoon platform meeting featured several ministers, and the evening service included a sermon by Superintendent P. Guidabauel. The day concluded with reports of generous offerings and community praise.
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Duff Street
United Brash
Otty
Taxlor
Pastor O
PM. Baber
Clarksburg Business Men Urged to Visit Safety Train
Officers and directors of the Clarksburg Board of Trade urge local businessmen to attend a Safety First special train arriving at the Baltimore and Ohio station tomorrow. They call for a large turnout at o'clock to meet the train and learn about safety practices.
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Clarksburg
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