Quarrel at Democratic Convention Delays Session One Hour
A heated Democratic convention in progress failed to organize promptly as temp chair Taney Harrison and secretary Fred Ishinn were chosen amid factional protests. Key motions on permanent organization and committee appointments sparked shouting matches and a partisan clash over authority, delaying official actions until afternoon reconvening.
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Ernest D. Lews
Taney Harrison
Fred I.shinn
J. Harier
Edmund South- BF
Ask Ung
John Patton
Momiwar
Mabounead
Davie
Elis
Ly Romine
Fardiy
Elmer Wannih
Simpson
Graves
Union
BE. W. Starkey
Tenmile
Amos Carter
Eagly
Ray ‘Togem
Grant
J. D. Basel
Harvey &. Smith
A. J. Findlay
Ofpbeck
Ropsorth
Alteenaon Neaaton
Clark
I. W. Johnston
Tee Maxwell
Clay
C. A. Short
C. M. T- Trick
Francia
J. T. Dari
Elk—S. H. Bartlett
W. F. Bord
Eagle—toya
EB. Horner
W. J.swiker
Girant
Maxwell
Janos
van Horn
J. N. Wilkinson
P. B. Robinson
Sardis
Whiteman
Frank Robey
Truman Payne
W. C. Kennedy
M. Mr. Davis
RM. Cartar
Committee On Permanent Organization
Carrison
Lyon
Ransell
Johnaan
Choe Warrison
Reyne Democrat
India
Bouthern
Coffman Murder Denial Sweeps Fairmont Probe
May 20 reports from Fairmont say Rev. B. Coffman denies involvement in a murder case. Authorities say the razor used to maim a dead woman’s features is not new and was found in Meadowdale parsonage plumbing. Coroner Amos and Prosecuting Attorney Lowe hold the blade and continue a full inquiry with Coffman’s alibi under review.
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BA. Coffman
Town Star
YaFerry
Mae
Scott C. Lowe
B. S. Amos
Roms
Cotaan
Amos
Meadowdale Parsonage
Cottman
Ernest Bherwond
William Tennett
Coffman
Antek
OmMeiale
Seven Society Drown in Moonlit River Disaster at Clarendon
In Clarendon Arkansas seven prominent young society people drowned when a gasoline launch tank exploded during a moonlight excursion on the nearby river. Victims include Lilian Wigheld Mattie Counta Joseph McManus Dr A Taronston Alma Pat ie Hexale Palmer and Mine Nirton all linked to Clarendon Covington Kansas City Helena.
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Clarendon
Ark
Lilian Wigheld
Mattie Counta
Toseph McManus
A. Taronston
Clarensdon
Alma Patie
Covington
Hexale Palmer
Kansas City
Mine Nirton
Helena
Devotional Talk At Perpoint School by Dr Stelle
Dr Stelle of the First Baptist church attended chapel at Perpoint Public School Wednesday morning. He led the devotional, read the first psalm, offered prayer, and spoke on the role of memory and conscience. He praised industry and urged teachers and pupils to pursue calm diligence with steady character.
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Stelle
Mattie
Republica
Reebe
Ealm Nave de Stolle
Circus disaster injures twenty nine in Chicago tent collapse
Twenty nine persons were injured at a charity event when the tent seating collapsed during performances in Chicago. Many were seriously hurt as seats fell to the ground.
The Only Abraham Phillips of Belington Not a Victim
Belington residents discuss a strangled rumor that Abraham Phillips from the area joined a voyage to Indiana to wed a wealthy widow and may have fallen to Mrs. Guinness. Local citizens search for truth and deny connections to any found relics in the Guinness mansion cellar.
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Belington
Guinness
Avraham Phmpa
Bellington
Laporte
India
Relington
Abraham Phil- Ups
Ohio
Phillipa
Viginia
Murrotl
Philips
Indiana
Abraham Phillip
Lifley Cleared. House Receives Special Committee Report
In Washington on May 20, a special committee concluded representative Lifley was not warranted in bringing charges against certain colleagues and press members. The panel investigated the Electre Boat Company of New Jersey and found Lifley used himself as an instrument in the action. The report was submitted to the House today.
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Washington, D. C
Lifley
Cf Iy
House
Electre Boat Company
New Jersey
Legitiauon
Congress
Liffey
Lake Boat Company
Collision Fatal in Molnton Attends Officials
Dated May 29 Col Evan T Williams a noted northern Ohio attorney died and his friend Joseph Cloran fatally injured when their buggy was struck by steel cart today. The comptroller of the county sued a call today for the condition of nasona panics at the close of business May 14.
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Washington, D. C
Cnrtuney
Naisona
End of Strike Nears After Prolonged Talks
Cleveland reports a municipal traction company arbitration meeting lasting hours. Officials predict an end to the strike by day’s end as Dupont signals concessions. Earlier rioting caused two violence incidents this morning amid the labor dispute.
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Cleveland
Thy
Dragidenk
Brief Court Session in Lynch Court Concludes for Convention
Judge Lynch holds a brief circuit court session Wednesday morning and adjourns for the day to spare the court for the Democrats convention. Riley Longwax found guilty of stealing a curse from George Cobb but not sentenced. G Hugh Michaels found guilty of stealing a silver herd from Jack Hays. likely penitentiary but mercy urged. Injunction case against the Standard Company for abating East Pike Street funds debated. deposition of George R Giffard of New York offered and opposed.
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Tudo Lynch
Riley Long Wax
George Cobb
G. Hugh Michaels
Jack Hays
Standard of
Pike Street
George R., Giffard
New York
Standard
Arrest in box car burglary case at railroad yards
William Wade, colored, was arrested by Baltimore & Ohio broad secret service force members Wednesday. He was taken before Magistrate Gordon to answer a charge of feloniously breaking into a freight box car and stealing merchandise. He awaits a hearing likely Thursday morning.
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William Wade Colored
Omcar T
Powell
Haltimore & Ohio
Torexicon
Gordon
Jast
May Abandon Suit In Thaw Case Reports
New York May 20 Daniel O'Reilly counsel for Harry Thaw states Mrs Thaw may abandon proceedings for annulment of her marriage to Thaw. W B Gandy arrives from Lima Ohio visiting for a few days. health is good and he is prosperous.
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New York
Daniel O
W. BE. Gandy
Lima
Pick Boy Killed And Miner Hurt In Coal Mine
Lewis Riley aged 17, a pick boy, was instantly killed in the O Gara coal mine at Phoenixville. Tory Opp, 19, a driver, was seriously injured and taken to Fairmont hospital. Coroner John Flynn led the investigation and the body was prepared for burial in Gratton.
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O'Gara
Affernoon
Lewis Riley
Tory Opp
Riley
Mte
Fairmont
Mieys
Weatewilay
Gratton
Wiape
Aley
Vini
Riles
Mies Gertrude
Lala Sijey
Progress Toward Peace and River Search for Missing Girl
Morantown reports a missing girl, Madge Lamb, last seen Monday evening after a quarrel with a suitor. Her body is feared to be in the Monongahela River as extensive river dragging and search efforts continue, with a note found on her jacket hinting at self harm.
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Morgantown
Atwr
Savery
Wong
Ming
Emil Lambiott
No Baseball Games In Connellsville Grounds Fail
Due to bad field conditions no baseball games were played at Connellsville between NewWarkburg and Connellsville on Wednesday morning and none are scheduled for the afternoon. Two games were planned today one in the morning and one in the afternoon but the latter was canceled because of a circus. The Mogula Jett Connellsville team travels to Scottdale for three games if weather allows.
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Connellsvilla Panya
Bomb Explodes Endangering Tenants in East Hoyenth Street
York dispatch reports that a bomb at 316 East Hoyenth Street exploded as Atta Cacely a wealthy Taian physician resisted kidnappers demanding money. The blast endangered 100 people, four injured and the lower portion of the tenement wrecked.
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York
Atta Cacely
East Hieyenth Street
Military display to feature three companies at unveiling
Arrangements call for three military companies to attend the unveiling ceremony. Weston and Pinnacat companies are noted as participants in the ex erecta. The home company is also mentioned among those expected to attend.
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Jegat
Weston and Pinnacat Compan
Conference notes details from 1915 peace efforts
A fragmentary report recalls an International Conference led by James Brown Scott discussing the 1899 Hague rules and their expansion. It notes a June 1 gathering and the aim to form a permanent arbitration body, with recommendations for naval law and peaceful arbitration mechanisms.
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Eoaglon
James Brown
Scott
Hume
Mague
Alexie
Hemisphere
Americas
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Nona
Europe
Latin América
Ieelt
Washington
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