Locust arrival and control guidance across Ohio and nearby states
Readers learn of the seventh year periodical cicada emerging in Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania with observed damage to orchards and trees. Experts from the Bureau of Entomology monitor spread through numerous counties while offering prevention tips and cautioning about Bordeaux spray limitations.
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Belmont
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Columbana
Carhacton
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Hutterien
George Bowers under fire at hearings over permits
A May 26 report from the Pennsylvania House committee on expenditures criticized George M. Bowers, former commissioner, now in Martinsburg, detailing charges previously raised with the Department of Commerce. The Martinsburg inquiry questioned his suitability for re nomination as a congressman amid local support and political maneuvering.
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Author and Social Worker Riis Passes Away in Massachusetts
Jacob A Riis renowned author and social reformer dies at his summer home in Barre at 74 after a life spent exposing New York slum conditions. Born 1849 in Ribe Denmark he came to America with $40, built a varied early career and rose as a leading advocate for the poor.
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Jacob August Hiis
New York
Metropolis
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Dénmark
Ril
Elizabeth Nielsen
Bils
Sim
Pennsylvania
Postponed I C C Hearing on New Haven Affairs
Washington May 26 further testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission on financial affairs of the New Haven railroad was postponed until Wednesday June 3 to allow special examiners to inspect the books of J P Morgan Company and personal papers of J P Morgan.
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Shamrock V Launched in Gosport with Countess Christening
Shamrock V, the challenger for the America's Cup, was launched at Gosport England today. The Countess of Shattsbury christened the vessel amid ceremonies.
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Class Day Exercises at Central School Tomorrow
Class Day exercises will be held in the Central school building at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The program will consist of musical and subjects pertaining to class day. Invitations are cordially extended to the alumni and patrons of the school to attend.
Land Question Threatens Mediation Talks In Niagara Falls
Mexican delegates urged calm and focus on mediation as they discussed the land dispute in Niagara Falls on May 26. They expressed hope for a common accord on land and other points to complete work soon.
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Sweetheart's Slayer Drowns After Killing Girlfriend
Reginald A Garr, 19, jumped from a street near a theater after leaving a note claiming his act was accidental. He said he killed Florence Bentley during a struggle and attempted suicide multiple times, finally dying in a quarry after consuming poison.
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Jenema Lisle
Reginald A. Garr
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Aurora
Tio
Lawmakers tilt at Clayton antitrust bill compromise
Representative Webb and Representative Carlin met with President Wilson to discuss the Clayton anti-trust bill. Labor bodies press for absolute exemption from the act, while the committees show cautious openness to limited compromise if major changes are avoided.
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Carlin
Floyd
Wilson
Washington county workers rush 4100 miles of highway drive
Ten thousand men labored across Washington county on a 4100 mile highway project in response to a call for volunteers for Good Rounda. Among the workers were professionals merchants and manufacturers with about 600 students from Washington and Jefferson College and the high school.
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Washington, Pa
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Fleming guest of friends in Shinnston
May 26 report from Shinnston says Pete Fleming son of the late ex-sheriff John A. Fleming was welcomed back from Mexico. Harvey Fleming’s friends hope for his speedy recovery as he remains ill in Clarksburg.
Roosevelt to Speak on South American Expedition Tonight
Col Theodore Roosevelt will address the National Geographic Society in Washington tonight about the South American exploration, the expedition’s scientific gains, and the 1,000 mile river discovery in the Amazon valley. He plans a Spain trip soon and will be available for questions after the talk.
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National Geographical Society
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United States
Spain
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Amazon Valley
Brazil
Santiago de Chill
Roogevelt
New York
Roowevelt
National Geographic
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Alsc
Drowning tragedy hits family as collie警 dog leads rescue
A drowning accident occurs after a collie dog guided responders to a house where a family was found in peril. The victims include Mr. Manmhrides and his two children with Mrs Manmhrides identified among the deceased. Victoria Day celebrations are referenced in the aftermath.
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Wade
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Untitled regional note on Zapata movement and officials
A fragmentary report describes a Zapata movement official in Central and Bootheen Maxi under General Zapata. Information, presented to President Wiles and the state department by Secretary Bryanna, aims to counter statements that Zapata is merely entangled with his followers.
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Wiles
State Department
Iborde
Roosevelt to Open Progressive Campaign in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania reports indicate Colonel Roosevelt will begin his Progressive campaign with a Pittsburgh speech on June 30 after returning from Spain. Allen Burns and Dean Lowit discuss Pennsylvania outlook as Republicans face criticism for broken pledges and perceived missteps.
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William Deaper Lowit
Republican Party
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Decoration Day Order Prompts Memorial Observance Parade
Custer Post No 8 AR grants Decoration Day orders for May 26 1914 and May 20 1 pm parade assembly at the courthouse with procession to Odd Fellows cemetery to decorate graves. Committees to visit other cemeteries for fire purposes and seed sowers invited. Sunday May 31 memorial sermon at Methodist Episcopal church.
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Power Declares Senator Borah in Speech on Republican Rise
Detroit May day coverage reports Horace Power praising Senator Borah of Idaho and the Republican Party’s return to strength with a progressive coalition. He argues the party must unite diverse voters to meet industrial and social challenges with Lincolnian resolve and lawful action.
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Dam Breach Floods Hatchtown Area Prompting Fears
A dam in Garfled county Utah failed causing a flood down the Soviets River alley. No lives were reported lost but many residents were homeless as communication broke and fears rose for the deeper reservoir further down the stream. Authorities warned by telephone and horsemen, and efforts to assess damages continued through the night.
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American Vice Consul Arrives from Mexico City
SILLIMAN ing Redecrared Patan VHRIA CRUZ May M John RF Silliman American vice consul arrived there today from Mexico City. He declined to discuss his experiences during his imprisonment until after he had made his official report to Washington.
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Farm Beef Cattle Prices Rise as Hog, Sheep Values Fall
Market notes from Connellsville report beef cattle prices up more than three percent on April 15, with Pennsylvania averaging seven dollars and forty cents per hundred. Hog prices slide about forty cents, while regional gains and declines show mixed state variations across Iowa West Virginia and southern states. A separate item notes a man named Andy Balor leaped from a speeding train near Tacoba Creek, causing minor track disruption before being detained.
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Women vandals punished as suffrage protest ends
London reports a calm court session after convictions of women vandals from the National Gallery and Royal Academy. Six months imprisonment is handed to the vandal group while four months go to window smashers. Some participants refuse to disclose names and a hunger strike effects a frail defendant.
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Return of Mr and Mrs Lewis Milan to Mulberry home
The message records the couple Mr and Mrs Lewis Milan returning to their Mulberry Street residence with McBeranit present. It notes their arrival at home and rest after travel.
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Rome
Mcberanit
Mulberry
Fire destroys lumber yard in Cuymhoge river region
May 28 reports a deadly blaze at a lumber yard district near the Cuymhoge river. One man burned to death and three injured, with extensive damage estimated at 91.5 million. Central viaduct structure damaged, causing transit disruption for weeks. Several unknowns involved in fleeing flames.
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Sridge
Soreien
Beatrice Forbes-Finhertean Hale to Speak in Town
Local organizers announce a visiting lecturer Beatrice Forbes-Finhertean Hale will address town residents. The event, hosted by the Austraga Association of West Virginia in Springfield, aims to draw a broad audience despite some doubts about female speakers.
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Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
Beatrice Forbes-Finhertean
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