Ohio Delegation Arrives for National Convention With Vice President
The Ohio delegation, one of the largest districts, arrived yesterday with Nations Vice President T. L. Lewis, District President W. W. Haskins, and District Secretary George Savage. Lewis said the miners are not instructed and he does not know how they will vote.
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ONIO
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National Organization
Nations
T. L. Lewis
W. W. Haskins
George Savage
Lewis
Miners Parade Divided Stance Holds Convention Caucus
Ohio delegates remain undecided as district leaders assess possible actions at the convention. West Virginia and Iowa officials signal noncommittal yet supportive stances while Michigan notes contracts impede quick moves. The overall push aims to avoid violating existing agreements before the general strike decision.
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday showers and storms
Washington forecast for Thursday and Friday predicts showers and thunderstorms in Indiana and Ohio with brisk southwest winds and cooler conditions in places. Siliness sees showers and storms with cooler Friday, while Ohio expects thunder squalls along the lake Thursday and fair, cooler conditions Friday. Local observations note a maximum of 73 and minimum 69-72, with no precipitation in parts.
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Indiana
Ohio
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers in New York Port
July arrivals and sailings list several ships including Patricia from Hamburg and Ultrutitn for Glasgow, with other vessels such as Kron Prinz Wilhelm and Saxon from Liverpool and Southampton. The fragmentary OCR notes routes, destinations, and dates, reflecting a busy harbor schedule with multiple ships arriving or departing for New York, Liverpool, and Southampton.
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May Levy Assessment Sparks Union Debate on Aid to Anthracite
Lobby discussions at the Occidental Hotel reveal growing sentiment against a general strike while support for a large defense fund rises. ILINOIS and Indiana miners weigh a levy on all bituminous workers on strike to fund anthracite strikers, with proposed rates ranging from 10 to 50 percent of earnings. A 2.5 million monthly potential revenue could sustain the strikers, though many doubt all bituminous workers can sustain such a levy. Local officers and delegates pledge aid if needed, and Indiana miners express near-unanimous readiness to strike if required.
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Llinois
Illinois
W. D. van Horn
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Res
Miners Return to Work After Strike at Several Mines
In Scranton Pennsylvania on July 16 officials report 110 miners and laborers restored to work across Delaware Lackawanna & Western collieries while Delaware & Hudson says fifty ex-strikers are back. Returning workers are assigned to cleaning and repairs rather than cutting or loading coal.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Rose
Delaware & Hudson
Miners Fill Vacant Posts in Flat Top Field as Strikes End
About a thousand miners from Virginia and North Carolina arrived at the Flat Top coal field to replace strikers. Very few strikers remain in the Norfolk and Western fields. others have moved to other states. New workers are arriving daily as collieries seek backfill.
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Huntington
W. Va
Virginia
North Carolina
Flat Top
Norfolk and Western
Linton Strike Settled and Mines Resume Work
Linton Indiana July 16 miners at Island Coal Company mines 1 2 and 3 returned to work after a settlement. The dispute over working places for layoff miners due to bad air and mine inspector stoppages was resolved. Delegates to the national convention were instructed to oppose a national suspension but to vote a large assessment to support Pennsylvania strikers. Local miners favor avoiding work interruptions as conditions in the state are satisfactory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Linton
Ind
Island Coal Company
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Miners Debate Coal Market Settlements Amid Strike
Discussion centers on whether to bar or permit bituminous coal into the anthracite market during the strike. Observers note past strikes ended when operators sold widely, and that limiting output failed in District 2. Delegates weigh allowing shipments to keep union workers employed against broader market impact.
Seven Heats Decide 2:17 Trot at Grosse Pointe
At Detroit July 1 the 2:17 trot at Grosse Pointe track required seven heats to settle with Alice Russell taking first and Roamer winning the 2:14 pace. The Blue Ribbon meeting drew unusually large crowds as delays shuffled the card with eight events tomorrow.
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Colby
Jack Mont
Anthracite Delegation Denies Strikes Instruction Rumor
Delegates and officers from anthracite districts denied any instruction to vote for a general work stoppage or a bituminous strike amid rumors circulated yesterday. Secretary Gallagher and the delegates insist they hold discretionary power with no mandated actions. Mother Jones and Barney Rice arrive for the convention while credentials work continues. anticipated 1,000 delegates. Four colored representatives attending, plus Wilkes-Barre figures Curran says no peace bid will be made. Courier-Herald editors Mullery and Thain charged with libeling Delaware, Lackawanna & Western workers.
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Gallagher
Jones
West Virginia
Jackson
Wilson
Barney Rice
Pennsylvania
Pollock
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Montpelier Racing Association Day One Summary
Montpelier Ind July 16 about 1500 attended the first day of the Montpelier Racing Association meeting with expectations of 5000 tomorrow. Notable runs include a three minute road pace won by Clifton A Tenem, Madaline W A 2232 Sam Patchen, and Bethine Nita L B Shumaker. Best half mile time 2 18 pace Slumber Jr Bene Slater, Jim Hopkins, Lloyd Wilks, Henry Gill. EMEY WOR!iedeschinsse pacesnes 4 Atlantic Queen Jas Hopkins. Best time 2 20y Tromiden won running pace with Tidiness second.
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Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
Ind
Montpelier Racing Association
Clifton
Mee
A. Tenem
Madaline
W. A
Sam Patchen
Bethine Nita
L. B. Shumaker
Death of trotting mare at New Castle track
Alice Pat chen a valuable trotting mare owned by Nate Reed valued at 2500 died this afternoon at Reed s race track south of New Castle. Cause of death a ruptured blood vessel at the base of the brain. She was a daughter of Bourbon Patchen and was not racing at the time, merely exercising.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Castle
Ind
Alice Patchen
Nate Reed
Gravina Wins Venus Stakes at Brighton Beach
Gravina ridden by Jackson and owned by Green B. Morris won the Venus stakes for two year old fillies at Brighton Beach covering 1:00 1-5. Astoria and Lady Josephine followed with Pearlfinder a late winner in a separate Chicago card where W A Swift and Vincennes also triumphed.
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England
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Lady Josephine
Odom
Asterita
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Pearlfinder
Josephine
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True Blue
Ethics
Delmar racing results list favorites and outcomes
In Delmar July 16 the winning favorites were Lillian M and St Cuthbert with Crime leading at 2 to 1. other winners included El Caney at 6 to 1 and Federalist at 3 to 1, with two second and third choices and one outsider in the remaining races.
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Crime
Lillian M
St. Cuthbert
Delmar
W. LS Eee
el Caney
Federalist
Sto Ll
Clarita Sets Canadian Record at Fort Erie for 6 Furlongs
In Buffalo on July 16 Clarita, a four year old mare from W H May and Son, set a Canadian record for 6% furlongs at Fort Erie finishing in 1 19 4. She led the field by four lengths, with Rice Dikste Obstinate Simon Stunts and The Esmond following in order.
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Baltimore Club Sold Moves to New York and Cincinnati
Baltimore reports John J. McGraw obtained a controlling interest in the Baltimore baseball club. Four Baltimore players move to New York, while two will play with Cincinnati after today’s activities. Ban Johnson vows a strong American League response to the National League shift.
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Andrew Freedman
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Kelley
Seymour
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Selbach
Williams
Comannager Robinson
Ban Johnson
St. Louis
Sidney S. Frank
Secreta Harry Goldman
Theodore L. Straus
Johnson
Washington
Pine Land Purchase by Russell Sage in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi July 16 Russell Sage bought sixty thousand acres of long leaf yellow pine land in South Mississippi. He plans to hold without immediate development until mills running day and night exhaust supply and buyers bid up prices.
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Russell Sage
Mississippi
Columbus Margins Fall as Wheeler Errors Spark Five-Run Fifth
Columbus defeats Indianapolis 6 to 3 behind Kellum and sturdy defense. Wheeler committed a costly fifth inning error and wild throw that opened the door for five runs, while Thomas shut out the locals until the seventh. Kellum and Kuhns anchored solid defense for Indianapolis, with Fox and O’Brien providing key stops.
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Sutthoff
Kellum
South Paw
Watkins
Tom Thomas
Eddie Wheeler
Coulter
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O’brien
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Ese
Grim
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Thomas
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Roe
O'Brien
W. Fox
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Siebert
D .Csecese-Se
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G. Fox
Hogriever
Kelum
Francis
Tense chase as teams fight for AL ladder position
Cleveland shows spirited effort to climb the American League standings. Chesbro allowed one run but failed to post a shutout against Boston. Columbus slips to fifth as the Senators suffer a sharp slide. Milwaukee draws closer to Columbus and may push the Senators further down.
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Columbus
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Milwaukee
Hahn Defeats New York and Holds Giants to Six Hits
Cincinnati wins its third straight over New York as Hahn dominates on the mound. Dobbs and Hoy pace the lineup with key hits, while Evans and Pettz contribute in a low-scoring battle. Attendance around 400, time 10 innings, Power umpiring.
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Hahn
St Louis Routs Baltimore With Eighteen Hits
St Louis pounded Baltimore for an eighteen hit game as Harper steadied in the ninth after a late rally by the locals. Final score shows St Louis 613 runs to Baltimore 258 with Shields Bresnahan and Harper Kahoe as batteries. Attendance reported at 1,650.
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Harper
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Bresnahan
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Chicago Defeats Philadelphia in Poorly Played Game
Philadelphia exited with a rough performance as Chicago rolled to a win. Murphy and M Cross stood out though Cross’s positives were marred by errors. Plank lasted two innings as Patterson Sullivan and Mitchell Schreck pitched for the winners and losers. Attendance 2778. Final score 9-4.
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Chicago
Murphy
M. Cross
Plank
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Mitchell
Schreck
Dineen Falters in Ninth as Cleveland Takes Boston Tilt
Boston and Cleveland played a tense game with Cleveland scoring three late runs aided by four walks and an error. Lachance hit a record long homer to right, a standout moment in the American grounds. Attendance was noted as 6,78. Dineen pitched for Boston, Moore for Cleveland, with both sides issuing free passes and multiple outs.
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Dineen
Cleveland
Lachance
Washington falls apart in ninth as Detroit ties then wins
In Washington’s July game Detroit tied in the ninth after a late rally. In the tenth, errors and hits including a home run sealed the win for the visitors. Attendance 3,147. Orth and Drill pitched. Yeager and Pee on base. Rockford beat Evansville 5-4 behind Owens. Cedar Rapids lost to Decatur 7-4 with Dorner-winning for Decatur and Ford strong for Cedar Rapids.
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Rockford
Best
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Reading
Seisler
Owens
Stark
Cedar Rapids
Dorner
Decatur
Ford
Simonton Hits Hard as Locals Win Easily in Rock Island
In Rock Island on July 44 Simonton delivered a hard-hitting performance guiding the local team to a decisive victory. Final score details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Terre Haute
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Bishop
Weather dampens Glenview golf as amateurs vie for title
Chicago July 14 two rounds of eighteen holes each match play were played at Glenview amid a gale. Dr D P Fredericks of Oil City defeated A G Lockwood of Boston. Egan of Exmoor beat Thorp and challenged Ormiston for the lead. Travis remained steady, while Byers and L I Columbia faced Egan in key morning matches.
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Harvard
Nathanial Moore
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Travis
Egan
G. A. Ormiston
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Ormiston
E. M. Byers
Dr. L. I
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H. Chandler Egan
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Chandler Egan
Percy Pyne
Frederick
Forbes and Rotchford to Box at Empire Theater Friday
Clarence Forbes, famed in the city after meeting Jack Ryan on May 15, will box Billy Rotchford in a ten round match at the Empire Theater Friday night. Weigh in at 216 pounds at 3 pm. no draw if both stand after ten rounds. Rules follow light-heavyweight standard, with one arm free during breaks. Both fighters trained for Indianapolis bout. results of Jeffries-Fitzsimmons to be wire-read from ringside.
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Jack Ryan
Billy Rotchford
Empire Theater
Santry
Young Mowatt
Forbes
Iwhford
Indianapolis
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
Empire
Arran
Cmm
Jennings Oil Tank Fire Rages Unchecked at Noon
Jennings Louisiana July 16 The large oil storage tanks fire this afternoon remains uncontrolled with no progress toward containment. Steam and chemical ice water have had no effect on stopping the blaze and smoke continues to obscure the area.
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Laxative Ota Mention Trails in Convoluted Ad Copy
Fragmentary OCR note cites EK W Grove and a claim about a genuine laxative product named Ota or Ota lets with Cold and Cure benefits. The readable portion hints at an advertisement-like claim but lacks verifiable context or full product details.
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