Glasscock Says War Prevailed In Strike District
Former West Virginia Governor Glasscock testifies before a senate inquiry on martial law in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek. He defends military rule, cites terror, 26 to 30 murders, and says civil courts failed to control the strike district. He notes heavy sentences served for moral effect and discusses guards paid by operators. The committee will not tackle antitrust claims now due to UMW indictments.
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Charleston
W. Ve
Glasafeck
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Senate
Glasscock
Kanawha
Glasecock
Kanawhs
Evernor
Bi ‘Deen
Deen
Borah
Baliwin-Felts
Military Commission
Tencea
Milluis
Belcher
United States
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Election of Officers Elected at Sixteenth Convention
Officials of an Association of Stationary cheers were elected at the final section of the sixteenth convention. President J. F. Radigan of Cleveland. vice president W. C D. Spankler of Lima. secretary Daniel K. Kennedy of Cincinnati. treasurer John M. Wirmel of Cincinnati. state deputy Joseph Howle of Cleveland. conductor C. A. Krickenberger of Akron. doorkeeper P. I. Umaen. The Akron venue for 1914 was chosen.
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Toledo
J. F. Radigan
Cleveland
W. C D. Spankler
Lima
Daniel K. Kennedy
Cincinnati
John M. Wirmel
Joseph Howle
C. A. Krickenberger
P. I. Umaen
Akron Wae
Two Toddlers Fatally Struck Near Tracks in Ottawa
Ottawa Ohio June 14 Two young sons of Henry Klausing living north of town died when an Ohio Electric car struck them as they played near the tracks. The motorman could not stop in time. One child was thrown 30 feet, the other 10 feet.
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Otawa
Henry Klausing
Ottawa
Ohio
Her Prayer Answered Recovered Her Sight
London June 14 Katherine Welsh a Manchester girl who had been blind for 11 months suddenly recovered her sight while weeping beside her grandmother's grave She prayed to see her grandmother once more and then glimpsed the coffin She remains imperfectly sighted but can now see her surroundings The Manchester hospital and the Catholic Home for the Blind in Liverpool confirm the tale
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London
Katherine Welsh
Manchester
Katherine
Bouit
Father
Consul Resigns Respected Cleveland Journalist
Washington reports former Cleveland newspaper man Mason resigns from the consular service after long tenure since 1880, including time as consul general at Mreriscis in 1905. The veteran correspondent exits with career spanning public service and journalism.
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Washington
Eeieenk Hol ‘Comb Mason
Squabble Over Colonel Goethals To Be Aired At White House
Tension within the Panama Canal Commission over Colonel Goethals chief engineer spills into White House visit. Reported plan for Goethals to seek Wilson backing while critics urge his removal as domineering. Expectation that battleship Oregon will travel the canal with the first convoy, Oregon petitioning Congress for passage.
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Colonel Goethals
White House
Oregon
Panama Canal Commission
Goethala
Goethis
President Wilson
Tembare
Goetaais
Gosthale
Congress
Gatunlocke
Senate Committee Endorses Votes for Women
Washington reports the Senate Woman's Suffrage Committee recommended passage of a constitutional amendment to grant women the ballot. Senator Ashurst announced the report, stating the majority found enfranchising women justified by government principles guiding citizen rights.
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Washington
Senate Woman's Suffrage Committee
Senate
Ashurst
Webber Stabbed in Crowd After Flosenthal Murder Link
In New York on June 14 Webber, linked to the Flosenthal murder case, was stabbed in the back but not seriously hurt as four men jostled him in a crowd. The incident followed talk of a resale scheme involving Polion Lie and Charles Becker among others. President Wilken also announced four new ministerial appointments: Cuba William S. Honensen, Nicaragua Benjamin Jefferson, Costa Rica Edward Hale, and a minister to an unspecified post.
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New York
Dane
Briday
Weeber
Jack Rowe
Polion
Witeon
Wredington
Wilken
Cuba
William
Honensen
South Carolinas
Nicaragua
Senjamin
Jefferson
Celerveo
Costa Rica
Edward J. Hale
North Carolina
Woman Dies at 108 in Northwest Township
Mrs. Elizabeth Maugherman, longtime resident of Northwest township Williams Py, died at her daughter’s home 32 days after her 108th birthday. Born June 1 in Pengaylvenia, she was a lifelong smoker since childhood and known as a pioneer in the community.
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Bryan
Elizabeth Maugherman
Citter
Northwest Township
Williame Py
Pengaylvenia
Mra Maugerman
To Keep Young and Attractive Summer Beauty Tactics
The piece describes how a true summer girl maintains beauty through discipline and care. It stresses immaculate attire, tidy grooming, and constant, gentle skin care including cleansing cream and mild skin foods. It notes avoidance of harsh astringents and the importance of healthful, cheerful presentation.
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Lilia
Jet
Abe
Inquiry expands as senate probes lobby influence in tariff bill
Washington June 14 A Senate subcommittee investigating President Wilsons tariff bill moves toward a full inquiry of all lobbies and lobbyists. Benator Gallinger called the effort perilously near lobbying and Truman G Palmer of the beet sugar group testified on changes to the Sugar at a Glance chart and its transfer from Lodge to government printing.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Huampshire
Nelson
House
Gallinger
Benators Reed, Walsh
Overman
Truman G. Palmer
Senator Gallinger
Reed
Lodge
Pilper
Senator Idge
Senator Lodge
Government Printing Office
New Trial for Convict Medina Seeks fresh review for life sentence
Christian Stuer aged 78, serving a life term for his wife’s murder, is set for a new trial after the court of appeals issued a writ of error. The court found conviction justified in common pleas but the verdict warranted a different degree. Washington, f inder of the houseship trust investigative committee, released volumes showing coastwise line competition and that established American port lines operate under agreements. social notes report Mrs. Whitnsy of Goshen visiting East Front street couple, Mt. Vorp visitors Gall Smith family of Cleveland, Elma Lyal visiting Davville, and Fowler reunion at Hiawathas Park Thursday.
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Medina
Christian Stuer
Court of Appeals
Court of Common Pleas
Washington
Houseship Trust
Whitnsy
Goshen
Ind
John Baitsell
East Front Street
Gall Smith
Cleveland
Mt. Vorp
Elma Lyal
Lb i
Cilford Hall
Davville
Homeopathic physician advertises office and insurance services
Dr C K Oomard announces office and residence at 18 Rest Vine Mt Citizens phone 52 with a bell 303. The ad discusses fire insurance through Citizens and streams of real estate services by Stream & Real Estate and Loans offering property buying selling renting and insurance for property livestock automobiles and surety bonds.
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C. K. Oomard
Rest Vine Mt
Office
Tang T
Bell
J. Doc” Weles
Citizens
Luther A
Bipe
South Mats St. Ok
Phome
Daily transit notice for Mt. Vernon to Columbus routes
Schedule fragment shows Akron division southbound line 506 with 1241 a m service and No 607 B01 race 08 Dm at 6 40 p m. It indicates daily except Sunday and Sunday only service between Mt Vernon and Columbus with operable times and route numbers.
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Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Knox Teachers' Actions 1912 1013 Meeting Note
Fragmentary OCR text outlines an event involving Knox and teachers with mentions of a meeting, monthly order, headings, and organizational notes. Names and precise details are unreadable, leaving a partial record of a school or teacher meeting in Ohio with unclear dates.
Gambler Poultry Market Advertisement Offer
An old advertisement states the Gambler Poultry Market is ready to buy all kinds of poultry and pay the highest market price. It instructs readers to telephone for quotations and provides phone number 10.
Local Movements Highlight Weekend Travel Plans
S R Martin and Mrs G Piimpton Kirk and Mise Nel lie Weaver depart Friday for Matawan New Jersey to visit operatives Mr and Mrs Nell Kode of Vine Street who also travelled to Columbus for the day to spend time.
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Bhakenpeare
Cagewell
Manchester Hospital
Hi For the
Liverpool
Battlesh Ie
Ooh
Senate Committee
Indorses
Renee
Webber
Trames
Arrabula
Prem Yard
Benator Gallinger
L. B. Royce Attorney -At-Law
Offee Rogers
South ‘Mary
Unie
Second Sour
West High Street
Mt Verso
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Apy
Dali
Pennsylvania Lines
Akron Div
A. m
Crnon
Gambler Poultry Market
S. R. Martin
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