Attempt to Reach Palace Ends in Suffragist Clash
London May 21 Police broke up a large line of militant suffragists marching on Buckingham Palace to hand a petition to King George. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and several leaders were arrested after a hand to hand melee with mounted police. Forty arrests, including Mrs Pankhurst and her daughter Sylvia, were reported as clashes left several injured.
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London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Constitution Hill
Palace
Emmaline Pankhurat
Taft
Ing George
Militant women plan procession as police seal Buckingham Palace
London May 21 police ring Buckingham Palace and St James Park to bar a planned protest led by Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and militants. About 1500 police occupy grounds while detectives from Scotland Yard and 1000 patrolmen stand ready amid warnings of arrests under emergency provisions.
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London
St. James Park
Buckingham Palace
George
Emmaline Pankhurst
Royal
Nuarters
Scotland Yard
Coke Production Records Set in United States
Washington May 21 coke production in the United States broke records with a total output of 46 411 909 short tons valued at 128 951 430 dollars according to the geological survey. Beehive ovens produced 35 569 660 short tons and retort ovens 12 714 700 short tons. Alabama led gains with about 50 percent and Pennsylvania about 33 percent. Average price per ton was 2 29 for beehive coke and 5 83 for retort coke.
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Becker's Fate in Becker Case Heads to Jury for Verdict
Becker's fate in the trial for the murder of Hermann Rosenthal rested before noon. The court will adjourn until the jury returns tomorrow noon. Martin Becker's chief counsel will begin his address tonight and District Attorney Whitman will deliver his closing
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Hon
Charles Becker
Hermann Rosenthal
Becker
Watt
Martin
Martim
Wil
AE & O
Whitman
Coke Ovens Out and Production Falls in Pennsylvania
The weekly Courier reports a major decline in coke ovens during the week, with Pennsylvania production sharply down. Frick dominates the coke tracts and the overall output shows a significant drop from prior figures.
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Weekly Courier
H.C. Frick
Vaterland Drifts Down Hudson As Tugs Struggle To Rebrand
The giant liner Vaterland broke from fifty tugs escorting her to her dock and drifted down the Hudson under strong ebb. Carried by the tide, she moved toward the Battery before tugs regained control and headed her upstream.
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Amy Associated Press
New York
Vaterland
Hudson
Hattery
Woman Falls From Window in Suicide Attempt
Mrs. C. H. Wheeler, wife of a wealthy lumber dealer, fell from a second story window while trying to stop her husband who was nearby in the house at Falls to Death. The incident occurred early today and Mrs. Wheeler was instantly killed. Wheeler reportedly sustained serious injuries.
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Encen Hoovereville
C. H .Wheeler
Wheeler
Mrs. Mellen probe vows thorough inquiry by commission
The commission states its purpose to force examination of Charles B. Mellen and other witnesses as Joseph W. Folk, chief counsel, pledges a thorough and merciless probe into New Haven finances and related affairs. The authoritative statement underscores the commission’s intent to scrutinize alleged irregularities.
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Jost
Milthe
New Haven
Commission
Forciig
Charles B. Mellen
Toseph W. Folk
Huerta Army Quits Saltillo and Evacuates
Local reports describe changing fronts as the Huerta regime retreats from Saltillo. A Mexican government military collapse is cited as Key figure Filipe Angeles relays a ceasefire and evacuation order to General Villa. The movement signals a shift in control amid ongoing constitutionalist efforts.
DAMAGE SUIT DISMISSED IN CIRCUIT COURT AT COSTS
A damage suit by Suale Pepperman against M. Boyles and others was dismissed at plaintiff costs. A jury awarded Dillon Le Swick $1,250 against Alvin D. Bassel for falsely arresting Swick on a leggings theft charge. Christian A. Robinson's suit against Lloyd Smith was settled and dismissed, Lloyd Stout’s suit for $50 against B. A. Mano for drilling a water well was tried.
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Suale Pepperman
M. Boyles
Dillon le Swick
Alvin D. Bassel
Swick
Christian A. Robinson
Lloyd Smith
Lloyd “Stout
B. A. Mano
Villa's Men Execute Federal Officers at Paredon
Washington dispatches on May 21 report details of the clash between Mexican federals and Constitutionalists at Paredon. Villa claims a rout, capturing 800 prisoners and significant materiel while alleging the deaths of General Alvarez and General Munoz.
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Washington
Paredon
Bryan
State Department
Villa
Constitutionalista
Monclova
Alvarez
Munoz
Ozorno
Inchief
Saltillo
Republican state convention backs primary for congress at large
May 21 delegates unanimously ratified a national committee resolution changing national convention rules and cutting southern representation. A state platform was adopted and a primary to nominate a congress at large was set for July 25 if more than one candidate enters by June 30. If only one, the state committee will certify the name. The report was given as the resolution committee met last night. The party denounced the Democrats for alleged un-American tricks and reaffirmed Republican protection of American industry and labor, condemning the Democratic administration’s Mexican policy and treaty efforts with Colombia.
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Sharveston
Ita
Colombia
Dr Griffith Convicted of Manslaughter in Teacher Death
GREENSBURG Pa May 21 Dr Martin B Griffith of Monessen Pa was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of William J Robinson a Pittsburg music teacher Testimony for the defense claimed Griffith forcibly operated on Robinson alleging he had insulted Mrs Griffith in her home
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Greensburg
Martin B. Griffith
Monessen
William J. Robinson
Pittsburg
Grifith
Robinson
Murder at Tatam Station Stuns West Side Rails
Eugene Healling, West Shore railroad station agent at Tatam on the Hudson West Bank, was shot and killed early today by two men who attempted to rob the auto in his attic. The crime occurred at the suburban Tatam station as the men fled with unknown plunder. Police probe underway.
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Ny Associated Emus
New York
Eugene Healling
West Shore Ralroad
Tatan
West Bank of the Hudson
Early Tod
Wilson to Speak at Arlington Dedication Ceremony
President Wilson announced plans to address the public at the Arlington National Cemetery on June 4 for the dedication of the irong tidient to Confederate tread. H. Herters indicated participation in the program.
Delinquent Property Tax List Preparations Near Deadline
Sheriff Ross Stout's office to publish the annual delinquent list of personal property and realty. Those who have not paid taxes must do so before May 27 to avoid inclusion. The office will open 7 to 9 tonight to accommodate taxpayers unable to visit during regular hours before printing.
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Ross Stout
Mattie
Sherif
Dean Funeral for Wilbur Dale Dene in Trinity Methodist
The funeral for Wilbur Dale Dene, once a city janitor, will be at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church at 2:30 Friday, with Anita Lodge No 19 of Knights of Pythian in charge. Burial will be at Elk View Cemetery. He died in Denver, Colorado, of tuberculosis while 5 years old, survived by his widow Mrs Clara Dean and his mother Mrs Sarah Lottler.
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Wilbur Dale Dene
Colored City
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Colored
Anita Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Elk View
Man Fined in Police Court For Insulting Woman
Jim Criss was fined $6.00 in police court Thursday morning on a charge of insulting a woman in the street. Hank was arrested late Monday night by Officer Joyce on complaint of the woman who alleged insult.
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Jim Criss
Hank
Oficer Joyce
Jefferson County Campaign Warms for Brown in Primary
Jefferson County voters face a pivotal primary as Charles W Brandon seeks Democratic nomination for Congress in the Second District. Brandon jeers at Congressman Brown over toll repeal and urges delegates to back him, while Brown counters with patronage and support from local allies.
James J Connell Dies in Baltimore
James J Connell of this city died Thursday morning in Shepparts and Ratts hospital Baltimore after several weeks illness from a nervous breakdown. He was 43 and survived by wife five children five brothers and four sisters including Edward V and Thomas of this city Michael John Weston Patrick Duiwar and sisters Mrs Bilbraham and Misses Anne Mary Bridget all at Weston. He belonged to Catholic church Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Bagiew and the lies. He served on city council for years and was connected with Clarksburg Lumber and Planing Mill Co. until last year after plant burned. He was joint court receiver with M G Sperry of the Clarksburg Brewing Co and was the brewery’s manager. During twelve or thirteen years in Clarksburg he was active in business and accumulated a considerable estate. He was gentle and highly devoted husband and father.
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Janes J. Connell
Shepparts
Ratts Hospital
Baltimore
Edward V
Weston
Lawie County
Connelleville
Monongalt
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Bagiew
Lies
Clarksburg Lumber and Planing Mil Company
M. G. Sperry
Clarksburg Brewing Company
Connell
Burglar robs Despard home as sleep in room unaware
Deputy sheriffs and a Fairmont bloodhound tracked a burglar who entered Jeving Wilmoth’s Despard dwelling by breaking a window and removing money and a watch. The thief removed his wheel before entry, then allegedly sat and rested nearby, taking $59 and a watch from Wilmoth’s trousers plus $18 from another pair while residents slept.
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A. Pons
Fairmont
New Hearings on Oil Pipe Line to Navy from Oklahoma
Independence Kan May 21 Kate Sells commissioner of Indian affairs and Lieutenant Richardson of the navy begin a series of hearings on the feasibility of the US government constricting and operating the oil pipe line from oil fields of Oklahoma to Gulf ports to supply the navy with oil.
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Ares
Kan
Kate Sells
Indian Affairs
Richardson
Navy
United States
Govmiley Jong
Oklahoma
Gulfs of Mexico
TEMPLAR PARKERSBURG STATE MEETING ELECTIONS
Kalehts Templars of West Virginia held their annual state meeting in Parkersburg on May 21. Officers elected for the year include Grand Commander J Talman Watora of Charleston, Deputy Grand Commander Luther Clark of Kyle, Grand Generalissimo Luther W Blaney of Wheeling, Grand Captain General Thomas Towllig of Charleston, Grand Senior Warden E R Patton of Park procture, Grand Treasurer J S Van derwort of Weston, Grand Recorder Francis B Nichols of Fairmont, and Grand Warden Scott C Lowe of Fairmont.
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Parkersburg
Kalehts Templars of
West Virginia
J. Talman Watora
Charleston
Luther Clark
Kyle
Luther W. Blaney
Wheeling
Thomas Towllig
E. R. Patton
Parkprocture
J.S. Vanderwort
Weston
Francis’ B. Nichols
Fairmont
Scott C. Lowe
Viewpoint conference on Mexico crisis at Niagara Falls
Report from Niagara Falls Ontario on a conference with General Huerta’s representatives and Mexican delegates. Mediators pursued tentative plans for insulation of the Mexican problem as discussions echoed earlier talks with other commissioners.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Miny
Huerta
Man killed in theater as gunman strikes during attempted robbery
A man died after a gunman fired a rifle in a theater during a botched hold up. Authorities report a woman restrained by bystanders and a suspect detained as the investigation proceeds.
Monument启动购地以记念卢德洛遇难儿童女性
科州特立丹蒙特今日发起一项运动，计划购买一处由辛苦破坏的利夫洛文本殖民地遗址的地块，用于缅怀在四月一日去世的妇女与儿童。项目旨在成为纪念碑的一部分，由美方及相关机构参与资助与租赁安排。
Representative Neely Urges War Support for Local Bar Groups
Washington May 21 A Neely presented House resolutions from Preston and Taylor County Bar Associations expressing confidence in Tudze Aletoa Dag'tor. The text notes opposition and defense of wartime measures while referencing local ties and unrevealed committees.
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Encod
Tepic Falls After Bloody Struggle In Mexican Civil War
Reports from Mazatlan state Tepic surrendered after fierce fighting as federal forces advanced toward Guadalajar a pursuing the main objective of crippling the Matamoros to Guadalajara railroad. Casualty figures unclear with many prisoners taken while Copetul tonalists close in near Mazatlan. War weariness and looming sack fears grip residents as federals threaten retreat.
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California
Mazatina
Tox
Diego
Tepic
Guadalajara
Huerta
Matkantiio
Guadelajara
Tenis Way
Mazatlan
Wilson and Bryan discuss Niagara talks plus Mexican commission
Washington reports Secretary Bryan met with President Wilson for an hour to review preliminary negotiations at Niagara Falls. Unofficial claims state General Huerta aligned with three Mexican commissioners, who reportedly demanded the suppression of Efwerta in the final settlement.
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Arange
Niagara Oni
Wilson
Amaticga Jommlestonera Lamar
Lehmann
Bryan
qMlaia
Huarta
Bia
Niagara Falls
Death by own action in Charleston case quoted
In Charleston a case details a girl who performed a self harm act after procuring poison from a drugstore. She divided the substance and gave portion to her mother before swallowing the rest, dying almost instantly. Mrs Harmony attempted to intervene but the outcome was fatal.
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Jay
Ayen Pasa
Charleston
Mia
Kelly Harmon
Fay
Orson
Harmony
President calls for federal mediation amid Colorado strike
Washington reports Judge Lindsey of Denver urged federal action to end the Colorado mining strike. He claimed the federal government should order mines to submit to mediation and compel operators to negotiate. Lindsey argued the state government lacked a republican form of governance and pressed for federal measures to resolve the dispute.
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Washington
Willos
Tudge Bers Lindsey
Denver
Colorado
Lindsey
Ty Qe
Helsouk
Ftana Pokey
Untitled fragment reports death by train near mead instants
Fragmentary report notes a person killed by a train near Buoksueld on May 31 at 7 00 pm or night. Readable bits mention marriage licenses and a tied tether. The text is garbled with names obscured and place references unclear.
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Buoksueld
Mirs Clare Eee Mead
Ty Nore
Tolk
Paasemyns
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