Wild suffragettes attack London art and court
Militants from the Woman's Social and Political Union damaged artworks at the National Gallery and the Royal Academy in London. Attacks followed tumult at Bow Street magistrates court where several militants were arraigned. Miss Annie Kenney visited Lambeth Palace seeking audience with the Archbishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Pnean
London
Woman's Social and Political Union
National Art Resource
Buckingham Palace
Yuelerdey
We King
National ‘Gallery
Albion
Royal Academy of Mrt
Bott Worman
National Gallery
Cirolamo Malotios
St. John
Chatataphor
Doge
St. Peter
Christ
Royal Academy
George Claneen
Academy
Bow Street
Durig
John Dickinson
Theophile Grandpre
Chicago
Mary Spencer
Annie Kenney
Attempt to burn Stoughton Hall thwarted by alert residents
Militants attempted to set fire to the picturesque Stoughton Hall in Laighstar in May 72. A column of smoke woke nearby foresters who extinguished the blaze. A kerosene cache and scattered suffragist letters were found on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oustragets
Stoughton Hall
Explosive device damaged church during bombing attempt
Fragmented OCR reports an explosive machine placed at a church in Maybury near Woodstock. The device exploded causing light damage. Mention of Dura Leachman and a court case in Nassanuttin Ac, with references to a hidden nephew and local inquiries abroad.
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Jay Meaaeiaved
Sminburg
Bedland
Muran Eulrragets
Tree Church
Mies Dura Leachman
East Pricey Impeot
Woodstock
Cercisen Chira
Nassanuttin Acres
Hue Nephew
Daley Lew Student
King George Mocked as Russian Czar at London Matinee
Prohibition enforcement plans spark cross state river patrols between Ohio and West Virginia to curb whiskey smuggling. Officials agreed to share violators near the Ohio River as Supreme Court rulings shape border control. In London, a militant suffragette at His Majesty's theatre shouted Ruslan czar and disrupted the king and queen amid security struggles.
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Ohio
West Virgina
Ohio River
West Virginia
Charleston
Fred O. Blue
Circome
West Virinia
London
George
Queen Mary
His Majesty's Theater
His Majesty
Runaway Horse Crashes City Market Wagons
A horse owned by Boehmroth era bolted from its wagon near Main Street market causing a crash into two delivery wagons. It knocked a sidewalk cover, broke a laundry window at Hop Sing, and stirred pedestrian excitement. City Market horses also ran before being stopped. the driver jumped clear at Chestnut and Male streets, sustaining minor leg bruises.
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Boehmrothera
Main Atreat
Hop Sing
Chestnut
Male
Long Illness Claims Life of C E Goldsmith
C E Goldsmith aged 27 died at 1 o'clock this morning at 427 Werninger Street Glen Wink after a prolonged illness. Survived by widow child mother and four sisters Mrs Minerva Goldsmith and Misses R E Wamsley Georgia and Francenia all at home. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday with burial in Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Goldsmith
Werninger Treet
Glen Wik
Minerva Goldsmith
R. E. Wamsley
Mien Hat
Ueoura
Francenia
Greenlawn Cemetery
Killing of Urbin Confirmed Near Pointed Mountain
State Department confirms the killing of Richard Urbin, an American citizen born in Germany, by Mexicans at Pointed Mountain, eighteen miles west of Nuco. American Century Agent Montague reports Urbin and a companion were attacked without provocation. Urbin died, the other man escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Richard Urbin
State Department
Montague
Urbin
Pointed Mountain
Nuco
Terfin
Correction on Cunningham arraignment and relations
A correction notes Mrs J Cunningham was arraigned at Polton Court to meet the widow of the late Jesse Cunningham and is not related to the tapty.
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Mra
J. Cunningham
Polton Court
Jesse Cunningham
Anda
Fatal shooting at San Francisco road house
Two masked gunmen attacked a road house on the city outskirts as eight men played dice. A gunfight ensued, killing player David WilMatia and James Bailey, wounding another, while bandit Bailey and Edward Tonovan fled after the exchange.
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Ramodarae Pene
San Francisco
Dindit
David WilMatia
James Bailey
Bailey
Edward Tonovan
Connell Funeral Arrives After Baltimore Hospital Death
The body of James J Connell arrived here this morning on No 3 with his brother Edward V Connell and wife. Friends may view at the Connell home on Linden avenue until Monday morning at 9. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev Father McDermott celebrating. Burial will follow in Holy Cross cemetery.
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James J Connell
Baltimore
Yenter
Edward V. Connell
Connell
Linden Avenue
Stelock
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Rav
Father McDermott
Holy Cross Cemetery
General Carranza Seen Likely at Niagara Falls Conference
Washington reports that a viewed invitation to the Constitutionalists may be extended within 24 hours to Genera Carranza to attend the Niagara Falls mediation talks. It is unclear if he will accept and officials say an armistice or pause in campaigns is not anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay An
Washington, D.C
Niagara Falls
Genera Carranza
Tuerta
Wabash Hearing Probes Charges After Reorganization Plan
Hold up men accused of involvement in a maneuver to extract money from Wabash management surfaced as attorney Hoge opposed the railroad reorganization before the Missouri Public Service Commission. Accusations that George J. Gould forced the Wabash into receivership were raised at today's resumed hearing.
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Amt
Tenesias
JA. Hoge
Missour ‘Public Service Commission
Wabash Railroad
Wabash
George J. Gould
Wabash Tan
Becker Case Nearing Second Trial in Murder Here
In New York Becker faces a second trial for murdering Herman Mosenthal. Justice Hunbolt delivered the charge after a nearly complete delay. The court session adjourned late as jurors heard the case details and potential outcomes.
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Perme
New York
Mar
Thurles Becker
Hérnan Mosenthal
Etyan
Hunburs
West Virginia GOP delegates see sweep unlikely
Washington May 22 The West Virginia Republican delegation is viewed as destined for a solid, renewed fourteenth district perhaps a full delegation with no drift toward third party options. Party leaders report growing support from voters and a unified Charleston convention showing strong unity and optimism for a November victory led by Representative Sutherland and Representative Avta with broad backing from business and farming communities.
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Charles Brooks Smith
Washington
West Virginis
West Virginia
Saperoasional
Horn
New Party
Woods
Fas
Hinebaugh
Bss
Jperty
House of Representatives
Thade Inithis
Satterland
Avis
Mous
Charleston
Sutherland
Avta
Republi
Moan
Fezzes Arrive For Knights of Okhoras Do dles
William 8 Starcher reports a shipment of fezzes for Tau temple No 196 of the Dramatic Order Knights of Okhoras known as the Do dles. The hats show the order emblem in gold and color braid and members should call Starcher on Hewes Street to obtain theirs.
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William
Starcher
Officii
Tau Tample
Order of Knights of Okhoras- ‘Ay
Hhis Fell
Hewes Street
Ferzes
Marriage Licenses Issued To Snider and Boyce Couples
Local records show Thosan Snider and Rosy Boyce and Thomasy Harris and Virginia Sproue obtaining marriage licenses. The report notes two couples proceed with formal ceremonies in coming weeks.
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Thosan ‘Snider
Rosy Boyce
Thomasy Harris
Virginia
Circuit Court Verdicts and Licenses In Local Terms
A circuit court jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the Lloyd Stout versus B A Mann case. The Telegram press deadline noted the OV Dragco suit against C S Bates for payment for chores. Frank Gordin was granted a license to carry weapons. Edward A Allen posted a new $500 bond with J M Wiley as surety for the committee of Thomas J Allen at Fane pervon.
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Dragco Ta
C. S Bates
Circuit Court
Lloyd Stout
B. A. Mann
Frank Gordin
Edward A. Allen
J. M. Wiley
Thomas J. Allen
Fane Pervon
Grand Army Elects Officers at State Meeting
Grand Army of the Republic held its annual state meeting in Moundsville on May 22 electing officers for the year. Thomas G Hammond was named state commander with C T Reed as senior vice commander and A T Piggott as junior vice commander. Other leaders include W N Edgell chaplain Dr J H Brownfeld medical director and J D Morgan delegate to the Detroit convention. Alternates named include Garl Satan John Palmer Jollitt and D W Henderson.
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Moundsville
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas G. Hammond
C.T. Reed
Wheeling
A. T. Piggott
Parkersburg
W. N. Edgell
Clarksburg
J. H. Brownfeld
Fairmont
Detroit
Mich
J. D. Morgan
Farmington
R. Hanon
Glen Easton
Marshall County
Risinger
Moundaville
John Myers
Garl Satan
Bellyille
John Palmer
J. P. Jollitt
Morgantown
D. W. Hendderson
Mendaville
Postal and Other Matters Passed on at Washington
Washington May 22 reports Avie notified by the postal department that Riverview in Kanawha County petitioned by Walter Brooks and others is ordered established and will open once a postal carrier is qualified. Nealy pressed tree delivery extension to Walnut with potential 100 families added to free delivery zone. Neely introduced pension bills for Elizabeth Beubaker Victor Fousse and Franklin Haskins.
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Washington, D.C
Avie
Pomaffice Department
Mt Riverview
Kanawha Eaunty
Waller Brooks
Nealy
Umd
Walrmont
Jeeke
Neely
Tolizabeth F. Beubaker
Victor Fousse
Whetling
Franklin Haskins
Fairmont
Kester Appointed to Special Stat for Grand Lodge Parade
George D. Locke of Rogers Ark names Charlen Kester of this city as a member of special staff for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks grand lodge parade in Denver Colorado Thursday July 18. The appointment notice arrived yesterday afternoon and Kester accepted the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Locke
Rogers, Ark
Child Buried After Pneumonia Death
Gay Fleming aged six months son of Mr and Mrs W 5 Filming Northview died at 7 o clock Thursday evening from pneumonia. Funerals were held at the Lype&OQevorn Mapsl at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon and burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Also noted are services for James Bowman who died last Monday with a burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Gay Fleming
W. 5
Northview
Tinera
Finneral
Lype
Greenlawn
Executors Qualify in Duncan Estate Case
Mary Jennings and Jensie Kinney qualify the executrices of Bridget Kellay's will in Duncan with no bond. George In Duncan, Luke Murray and Thomas Fooney named appraisers of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jennings
Jensie Kinney
Bridget Kellay
George
Duncan
Luke Murray
Thomas Fooney
Fragmentary OCR: Local Official Resigns Amid Turmoil
A mangled text fragment mentions local officials and a superintendent position in Baltimore. The readable parts indicate confusion over duties and a potential resignation or reorganization, but details are garbled and specifics are unavailable.
Canal Locks Are Strong and Safe
Dayton Morgantown March 2 The Monomfalia Bar Association held a morning meeting to pass a resolution expressing full confidence in Judge A G Dayton and his integrity and high purpose in discharging duties on the bench A motion to adjourn without passage of the resolution failed 9 to 6 with many attorneys leaving the meeting claiming impractical to back the action Some members questioned quorum and legality of the vote as attorney members of the bar association spoke of doubt about the action’s propriety.
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Morgantown
Mar
Monomfalia Bar Assouiation
A. G. Dayton
Nis
Bar
Panama Canal Project Faces Fraud Investigation Over Materials
Washington May 6 The Panama Canal office disclosed no danger to life or property from the faulty material used in gates and locks. Grand jury indictments against several Pittsburgh suppliers for conspiring to deliver inferior steel were presented, with government inspectors replacing any suspect metal before use.
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Washington, D.C
Panama Canal
Pittsburg
Sve
Boggs
Dulivar
Staal Inga
Locke
United States
Will Nelson Faces Weapon Charge In West Virginia
Will Nelson, a 61K month resident from Tennessee, is jailed awaiting a hearing before Justice T. G. Nieewarner on a charge of violating the Johnson weapon statute. The hearing is set for 7:20 PM. Nelson was arrested Thursday night for drunkenness and reportedly possessed a weapon used by Mic race impi, found during a police search at the station and turned over to county authorities.
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Will Nelson
Tennessee
West Virginia
T. G. Nieewarner
Impi
Orator
Glén Mic
PUMPERS In Wallace development drill results in Sary dis district
In the Wallace development in Sary dis district South Penn Oil Co drilled a No 6 on the John H Henderson area through the fourth sand and has a sen barrel pumper since giving It i that In the same district Hops Natural Gas Co drilled a second text on the Jesse Sprout farm through the Gordon sand and hage natural procuste good for tan barrels a day In Tenmile district the South Penn Oil Co's No 4 on the J B Dennlson farm reported a duster had been given 2 second shot and will make a light pumper
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Wallace
Sarydis
South Penn Oil Company
John H. Henderson
Hops Natural Gas Company
Jesse Sprout
Hage
Tenmile
J.B Dennlson
Plea of Guilty by Former Bank Cashier in Pittsburgh Area
Samuel Bleter, former cashier of the Mokheer Pa Bank, pleaded guilty to stealing about $20,000 from the bank. He was sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment with possible reduction. The bank had been closed by the state banking department.
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Pitteburg
Samuel Bleter
Ey Savings Bank
Mokheer Pa
State Banking Department
Federal troops begin pamphlet drive in Colorado coal fields
Colonel James Lockett overseeing distribution of a pamphlet urging alien workers to become naturalized citizens. The booklet is published by the National Committee of the American Revolution.
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Colorado
Cay
Trinidad
Colo
James Lockett
Colo Tado
United States
Funeral rites for Italian coal miner killed in water fall
Funeral services for Petro Brampo, 31, an Italian coal miner, who died after being trapped in a water fall at Corona coal mine. The burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery with arrangements by Stirling & Co. The accident occurred Thursday morning and he died later at the hospital.
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Petro Brampo
Wate
Corona
Ena
eBay
Relief Corps Officers Named for Moundsville Chapter
May 1 Relieft Corps Moundsville announces officers for the Army of the Republic chapter with Mrs Watt of Champston as president, Mrs Jackson of Whealing as junior vice president, Mrs Welty Ravanewood as chaplain, Mrs Sophia Ho Wad of Purekraburry as delegate, and Mrs Pearl French of Charleston as delegate.
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Moundsville
Woman's Relief Corps
Army of the
Roppelie Oleutedom
Banter
Mi ‘Watt
Champston
Mi Tackson
Whealing
Hhipen
Welty Ravanewood
Laree
Sophia
Disease Rates Reported for Vera Cruz Camp
General Puarlon reports malaria not present at the Vera Cruz camp while malaria rate among soldiers is given for captains and marinas. TB department plans to supply water purification apparatus for thirty days to the soldiers as requested by General Pun aton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Gruz
Funston
Washington
Dlci
Puarlon
Vera Oru
Thare
War Department
Pun
Vera Cruz
Columbus Mines Officials Meet Governor on Steel Plant Talks
Representatives of struggling Ohio coal miners and operators met in the governor's office to reopen negotiations for a pact based on a new wage system. A committee of five miners and mine operators drafted a plan, with Governor Cox saying he will not intervene beyond urging a fair arrangement for Ohio industry. The conference is expected to extend into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Potetnary Cox
Com Rma
Botte
Obie Industrial
Starnoon
NELLEN ENDS WALLNOTON TESTIMONY AT INTERSTATE HEARING
Former president Charli Su Maljen of the New York New Haven and Hartt allroad concludes testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The record shows the proceeding resuming at 13 40 today with references to policing, morning sessions, and ongoing investigations.
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Wallnoton
Charli Su Maljen
New York
New Haven
Hartt Allroad
Wid & Bolf
Granlling
Hayen
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Glen Elk
Buneral
Ruby May Pritchard
Otis
Samual Pritchard
Churchill of the Immaculate Conception
Garranza
Becker Case
Herman Rosenthal
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Grand Army
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Ales Bowman
Holy Cross
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Scott
T.M. Teoth
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Ten Mile
Harrison County
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Relief Corps
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