Sweet Breath Bill Drives Looming Tug of War Over Suffrage
The National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies issues an appeal denouncing militant acts in Britain. Officials warn protests abroad harm the suffrage cause, especially in colonies and the United States, urging peaceful tactics despite provocation.
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Cary Atecet
London
Atlantic
Aatroia
Nationa Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
America
Canada
Amnion
Fugland
Wey
China
Great Britain
New York
Coal Mien Institute Meeting at Morgantown June 24 26
The Virginia Coal Mining Institute will hold its summer meeting in Morgantown from June 24 to 26. Delegates from Clarksburg and nearby areas attend with several presenting in the program. The event aims to foster cooperation with the state university and showcase coal mining equipment and mine operations. A special train will depart Morgantown at 9 oclock to visit Mount Braddock and the W J Raney properties. The program includes addresses by city officials and university representatives, technical papers on coke ovens and mining machinery, and excursions around Morgantown. A banquet is planned for the evening.
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Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Morgantown
Clarksburg
State University
College of Mines
Connellsville
Morgan Town
Mount Braddock
W. J. Raney
Covington
Nie
Addreses
Welcope
Stewart
Dones
Ter University
R. C.taylor
Hess Company
Nsted
W- Va
Clark Evans
Rairmont Mining Machine Company
Jin Mining
Ewans
George
Rowell
Lenarge
Kuhn
Wheat River
Cheat River
Cheat
Maven
Witnesses Defend Roosevelt Abstemious Life at Trial
Marquette, Mich May 21 Witnesses in the Roosevelt libel case testify to his abstinence and temperance. Col Roosevelt’s cousin W Finnlin Roosevelt and others recount his sobriety, with Loeb and Tyree describing daily contact and lack of alcohol use.
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Marquette
Col .Roosevelt
George” A. Newett
Col Roosevelt
Joseph E. Bayless
Saulite St Marie
DesociaTen Paese
Mich
W. Finnlin Roosevelt
Theoore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Saulte St. Marie
Tshoeking
Emlen Roosevelt
William Loeb
Port of
New York
Loeb
Frank Tyree
United States
West Virginia
Secret Service
Iin
Tyree
President Wilson Plays First Golf Round in Months
President Wilson played his first golf game in several months at Washington Suburban Country Club grounds with Dr. Harry Grayson, walking long distances but staying mostly outdoors for exercise. Meanwhile Charles Long welcomed a baby boy at Horner Avenue home, leaving the father busy with family joys.
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Woodrow Wilson
Jay Ampocjatto
Washington
Wilson
Potomac
Harry ] Grayson
White House
P. M. Lang
Phillips Couple Leave Clarksburg for Baltimore Home
Mr and Mrs J Chase Phillips and daughter depart Clarksburg for Baltimore where they will establish their future home. Mr Phillips, an advertising manager with the Exponent, has many friends in the city who will regret his departure.
Marietta City Auditor William Clark Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
William Clark Marietta city auditor resigned and was arrested in Marietta on a charge of embezzling three thousand dollars from the cemetery fund. The city solicitor filed the charges.
Marriage Licenses Issued To Local Residents
Marriage licenses have been issued to Jephtha M Moor and Myrtia Dack Jac and Charles Argnjd and Haeve Poet in a local ceremony, with records filed by the county clerk. The notice confirms issued licenses and names involved party pairs for official records.
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Benn
Jephtha M. Moor
Myrtia Dackjac
Charles Argnjd
Gothrie Sworn In as Ambassador to Japan in Pittsburgh
George W. Gothrie took the oath of office as ambassador to Japan before Judge Reffington Aguine in a Pittsburgh court today. The ceremony followed an official order issued this morning.
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Pittsburg
George W. Gothrie
Japan
Omige
Tudge Soeeph
Senate Seeks Tariff Lobby Details Amid Inquiry
The Senate judiciary panel plans public hearings starting Monday to probe lobbying tied to tariff legislation. Witnesses will appear in alphabetic order, beginning with Senator Abramson of Arizona. President Wilson and Senator Quay are informed of the inquiry. Dr. Hardman, a prominent physician, has died after a stroke suffered Saturday morning. He leaves a widow and five children and was active in Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges. Burial will be in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Sanguél
M. Hardman
Odeollat
Thompaon
Hardan
Gratton
Pr. Samiuel A
Carenes Hardman
This Sky
Perry
W. Hardman
Huntington
J. A. Chambers
Hardman Waas
Odd Fellows and Masonic “Lodges
Grafton
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Senate
Witedn Tas
Ee Committee
Mamba
Ovarman
Walghy Aminibs
Aera
Nelson
Learing
Judiciary Committee
le Senate
Aaburat
Arizona
Presigent
Wilson
Quattman
Tum
Esee
Overman
Education
Niacanatiitoan
Getitear
Chace
Swanson
Virginia
Senatore
Magen
Shields
Borah
Bengahr
Virginie Caperm
Virginia’ Nilitts
Atrike
West Winwinte
Burleson Reveals Alleged Post Office Deficit Report
Washington May 31 Postmaster General Burleson released a special- investigation report accusing Hitchcocks administration of weakening the postal service through improper book keeping and economy. It cites deficits in 1914 and a claimed 1909 elimination and 1911 surplus, while noting vacancies and promotions delays under Wilsons transition.
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Washington
Burleson
Focal Affairs
Postal Service
Hitchcock
Service
Wilson
Hitchcotte
Tong
Jn Way
Gscal
Treasury
Ventrance
Civil Service
Aviator Killed in Aerial Accident Near Aero Club
Chicago May 1 The Associated Press reports the death of James Sullivan a young aviator who was killed when his plane was torn by a tree during a low turn just outside the Aero Club of Timnals.
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Phew Chigago
Aviation
Jaqes Cullivan
Aero-Club
Timnals
Lords Rule On Open Court Hearings Amid Contempt Cases
Court of appeals upholds judge's right to preside hearings in camera and bars appeals from contempt rulings. Mrs. Scott had been found guilty of contempt for circulating a decision. Lords extend public hearing principle, with limited closed sessions allowed under 1657 act for specific cases.
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London
Court of Appeals
Loris
Costa
Scott
Court of ‘Appeals
House of Lords
Haymond Maxwell
Baja
Fes
Aivennen Etna
Tun
Countess of
Yarmouth
Deen
Lemuel Heldren
Tones
Mexican Rebels Reported Killed in Rio Grande Battle
Mexican regulars and rebels were reported killed in a battle at Columbia on the Rio Grande twenty five miles above Laredo. Twenty rebels crossed the boundary and were captured by the Fourteenth United States Cavalry.
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Laredo
Pex
Columbia
Rio (Grande
Fourteenth
United States Cavalry
Chicago Amends Ordinances to Ban Public Indecency
Chicago law adds a ban on public acts of indecency and suggestive gestures or songs in public performances. Superintendent McSweeny ordered enforcement with arrests and prosecutions for violations. Penalties range from five to one hundred dollars.
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Chicago
Aks McSweeny
Cloudburst devastates southern town center in 19th century report
A fragmentary account describes a disastrous cloudburst at the junction of the Pittsburg branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the coal mine area in Orlando. The event caused widespread damage and fear among residents as officials assess loss and safety measures.
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Orlando
Amiall
Tewla County
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Caal Ant Cole
Carnegie offer to fund Vanderbilt medical labs
Nashville May 31 Chancellor Kirkland announced a Carnegie proposal to provide 1,900,000 dollars for Vanderbilt University medical department. Funds would be used immediately to erect and equip laboratories. The offer would be accepted.
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Vanderbilt University
Tay Anecda
Tampacamy
Nashville
Tenn
AL Kirkland
Andirew Carnegie
Vanderbur
Chin Sum Feo
Oes
Marae "Hake 71" to Conduct in Pittsburg Summer
Prof. ugeane Marae nicknamed "Hake 71" gives farewell concert with the Cadenza Orchestra. He departs Sunday for Pittsburg to conduct two to five concerts at the Hotel Seb this summer. Best wishes go with AEF Morse and his wife for a successful summer and quick return to hospital.
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Ugeane Marae
Indianapolis 500 crash injures driver and mechanic
An Indy 500 driver and a mechanic were injured in a crash yesterday. Both men were taken to a hospital after the incident and faces exams to determine internal injuries.
Endowment Fund Boost Becomes Near Million Mark
A fund announced by President Marion L. Birtompies aims to reach 998000 with 350000 received from Mpa Will P. Stralent of New York. The remaining 2000 is expected to arrive within days as the million dollar calculation began a year and a half ago.
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Ment
Marion L. Birtompies
Mpa
Will P. Stralent
New York
Notable gathering for constitutional direct election debate
A crowded Washington meeting drew many legislators plus a prominent company presence. The discussion centered on an amendment to the constitution proposing direct election of factors, with officials noting the importance of broad support and the ongoing political process.
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Seadayed Paere Washington, Slay
Ito
Fragmentary report on gland injury at sea or shipboard incident
A partial notice describes a boy named Thomas Canyell-Condry aged three years suffering torn glands and serious injuries after a fall or accident. The fragment mentions his parents Mr. and Mrs Marker Condry and notes medical concern with a Monday morning court or event pending.
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Thomas Canyell-Condry
Marker Condry
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Isenate
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Probers
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Ki Reriyon
House of Nords
Cloubburst
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Schanney
Indianapolis
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Smith
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