Miners Strike Movements Edge Through Pennsylvania and West Virginia
President Mitchell's talks with Sonman Shaft Coal Company and support for the national union continue as strikes expand. In Bloomington mines near Philipsburg, 500 workers walked out last Tuesday over union membership, with four holdouts quitting. Meetings of fire bosses and railroad men reflect broad labor action across the region as officials plan further consultations and possible calls to stop work. Resumption of plants is expected in Fairmont and Roanoke areas while Pocahontas fields report quiet Sunday with gradual reinforcements anticipated.
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Gilday
Mitchell
Sonman Shaft Coal Company
Portege
Bloomington
Philipsburg
Western General Organization
Lee
West Virginia
Ashley
Ten
Jersey Central
Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre
Jersey Central Pany
J . Pa
Binghamton
N. Y
Kingston
Stickminers
Clark
Toledo
Teamsters’ Association
Teamsters
Kanawha District Mining Expected to Resume This Week
Charleston reports a likely general restart of mining in the Kanawha and New river districts this week and in the Elkhorn region tomorrow. The Kanawha and Hocking Company has announced semi monthly pay days and other concessions, signaling widespread camp reopenings along the Kanawha and Michigan railway tomorrow.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha
New River
Elkhorn
Kanawha and Hocking Company
Noted murder trial ends with insanity verdict in Ravenna
In Ravenna the defendant William N. Vinm faced murder charges for the killings of his stepmother and her mother. A midnight verdict found him not guilty by reason of insanity at the time of the crimes.
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Ravenna
William N. Vi Nm
Young Brooklyn bridge rider jumps into river
A Brooklyn bridge car passenger leaped from his seat and over the rail into the East River this evening. Rescue efforts continue but the body has not been recovered.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Borang
Weather Forecast for Monday and Tuesday in Midwest
Washington June 15 forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio shows fair to partly cloudy conditions. Indiana expect fair with moderate temperatures and fresh winds from the south. Illinois cooler near Lake Michigan with Tuesday fair and moderate temperatures and fresh north winds. Ohio showers Monday with cooler trends, then Tuesday fair with west to northwest winds. Temperature data indicate a high around 79 and a low near 60. Blythe, Weather Director, notes accompanying precipitation figures and mean temperatures for Sunday.
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Washington
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Ohlio
R.H
Matt Agail
T. Blythe
Wachine
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic traffic update
Shipping report lists arrivals and departures in multiple ports. Vessels include Astoria and Cymric in New York arrivals and Koenigen Luise and Aller among departures. Minnehaha passes Lizard en route to London. Menominee sails for New York from Boston.
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Astoria
Glasgow
Moville
Cymric
Iverpool
Queenstown
Noordam
Sterdam
Boulogne-sur-Mer
ST. Johns
N. F
Liverpool
N.S
Philadelphia
Southampton
Koenigen Luise
Bremen
Gibraltar
Aller
Genoa
Naples
Enstown
Lizard
Minnehaha
London
Baples
Cambroman
Boston
Menominee
Apparent Suicidal Jump Follows Observation at Bridge
Witnesses recall a well dressed man about twenty seven years old who was seen on the bridge before he leaped. Police and rescuers searched the area for hours, but no further details about his identity or motive were available at press time.
Storm in Louisville Delivers Record Rain and Wind
Louisville endured the season’s heaviest storm with 60 mph winds and torrents of rain including 0.25 inches in five minutes, breaking precipitation records. Flooding filled cellars and toppled shade trees as the Tarascon broke from moorings and was towed to safety with aid from life-savers and a heroic Mary Murphy.
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Louisville
Tarascon
Evansville Packet Company
Lfe
Mary Murphy
Zoll
Tragic Lake Huron Rowboat Disaster Off Edison Beach
PORT HURON Mich June 15 During a gale this afternoon Arthur Martin 21 Beatrice Abraham 14 and Norma Abraham 7 were crowned in Lake Huron by the overturning of a rowboat off Edison beach The accident was witnessed by many but the storm prevented rescue efforts All three were recovered in the rough water by onlookers and authorities continue to investigate
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Port Huron
Mich
Arthur Martin
Beatrice Abraham
Norma Abraham
Lake Huron
Edison Beach
Fatal double tragedy near Coatesville end of a suspected love quarrel
In Coatesville Pennsylvania Mrs Rachel Sadler a widow was shot and killed by Harry N Ricer of Newcastle. He was killed during a struggle with another woman for the revolver. The coroner's jury found letters signed Alma indicating engagement to a Columbus Ohio woman.
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Philadelphia
Rachel Sadler
Coatesville
Here
Harry N. Ricer
Newcastle
Ricer
Alma
Columbus
Alma Lowry
Succeeding at the old college closing sermon excerpt
The article quotes a commencement message urging graduates to adopt Pauls unwavering faith in God, truth, and character as a guide for future growth. It encourages bold plans, enduring convictions, and lifelong loyalty to alma mater amid change, with a further note on a later sermon by Rev. C. H. Wilson.
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Paul
Cc. H. Wilson
Center Church
State Normal ends term as exams begin at Terre Haute
The Indiana State Normal School closes its term Wednesday with exams starting Thursday and commencement the following week. The Long spring term aids teachers in country schools, causing later year end. Football practice shows a lighter squad. James Noblitt recovers from appendicitis. Miss Anderson and Miss Sankey plan a July Mediterranean trip. The Woman’s League hosted a senior girls reception. Crawfordsville notes Leech prize debate at Wabash College awarding $5 to Lyceum Society. Ralph Frink and Victor Buchanan opposed. In Richmond, Prof. Clark Wissler joins eight weeks of Dakota field work for the American Museum of Natural History, studying tribal decorative work.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State Normal School
Normel
James Noblitt
Woman's League
Mary Anderson
Anna Sankey
Mediterranean
Crawfordsville
Leech
Wabash College
Charles H. Leech
Chicago
Lyceum Society
J. J. Record
Randal Larkabil
A. E. Monger
Ralph Frink
Wells
Victor Buchanan
The
Calliopean Society
Richmond
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Clark Winsler
Wissler
B. F. Wissler
New York University
Arthur Underwood Killed in Street Car Accident
Arthur Underwood, a prominent member of the Castle Square Opera Company, was killed in Cleveland at the corner of Euclid and Willson avenues. In heavy rain he stepped from one street car and was struck by another, dying at the scene. He lived in Stow.
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Cleveland
Arthur Underwood
Castlesquare Opera Company
Stow
Euclid and
Willson Avenues
Underwood
Toledo Indians split doubleheader with Indianapolis in rough summer play
In Toledo on June 15 the Toledo and Indianapolis teams split both games and the series. A crowd saw Hughey issue walks fueling Indianapolis runs in game one, while Kellum and Hughey pitched poorly for both sides. Game two featured a five inning pitchers duel broken by Miller’s control lapse, Smith and Co wells homers aiding Toledo. Weston served as umpire but drew mixed reviews. Milwaukee and Minneapolis also split their twin bill with Altrock’s shutout in game one and Minneapolis taking the second on weak Milwaukee defense. St Paul dropped the finale to Kansas City.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ry MccNeal
Weston
Indianapalis Journal
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Ind
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Spring Lake Park
Berger
Records at Vailsburg New Mark Set by Kramer
Records fell at Vailsburg cycle track as Kramer East Orange and Hurley faced handicaps for the first time. Kramer set a half mile best in 55.1 seconds and won the ten mile open in 22:10, while Hurley added a one mile heat record but failed to medal in the final. Eddie Bald returned to place in an intermediate prize.
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N. J
Vailsburg
Kramer
Hurley
P. O'Connor
Minneapolis
Iver Lawson
Jose Orlando
Eddie” Bald
M. L. Hurley
Teddy” Bullington
N.Y. A.C
Fred Ernst
Rochester
W. A. Bardgett
Buffalo
F. I. Kramer
East Orange
Floyd Krebs
F. L. Kramer
G. H. Collett
New Haven
Co. P. Jacobson
J. Zanes
Michael Coffey
Co. W. Stabbie
Brooklyn
Powell leads St Paul past Kansas City in pitchers duel
Ferguson earns the win for St Paul as Kansas City falls in a low scoring game. Lumley homered and Geter, Pierce, Lewee contribute key hits. Pitching dominates with Ferguson and McDonald each striking out one batter.
Wisconsin regatta crew arrival spurs Hudson river training
Wisconsin varsity and freshman crews arrived in Poughkeepsie to train ahead of the Hudson regatta. Six colleges will field sixteen boats next Saturday as coach Andrew O Dea calls the crew in good condition. Bowling results show Murphys beating Schmidts 912 to 858 in a three game set.
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N. Y
Hudson
Continental Limited
West Shore
Highland
Riverview Academy
Andrew O'Dea
Murphys
Schmidts
Washington
Aed
Chiby D. Murphy
P. Murphy
J. Murphy
J. Schmidt
B. Schmidt
Italian counterfeiters nabbed in Baltimore raid
United States secret service agents with Baltimore police captured eight Italians tied to a counterfeit gang active in several states. De Marco and Rocesse and Zimma were detained, with two women named Martin found at their East Lombard street and Eastern avenue homes. Paraphernalia and metal were seized, no molds located. Other items report Jacksonville postmaster Dennis Eagan found dead, and W V Medary Pennsylvanian freight agent died of bowel catarrh. John George Platina, former U S vice consul at Toulon, also reported as dead.
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Frank de Marco
Tony de Marco
Martin de Marco
Cato Rocesse
Louis Zimma
Martin
Secret Service
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Burns
Martil
Moran
Taylor
Griffith
Washington
de Marcos
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Rocesse
Zimma
Eastern Avenue
Jacksonville
Fla
Dennis Eagan
Vienna
John George Platina
Dales States
Toulon
Nee
Pastor Smashed Policy Wheel in Leavenworth
LEAVENWORTH Kan June 15 Henry Jones a local church pastor smashed the wheel in a by shop last night and was arrested He claimed he had been swindled and police detained him on a charge arising from the incident.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Henry Jones
Earthquakes felt in Newport with no damage
Two sharp earthquake shocks were felt in Newport Oregon last night, one at p.m. and another at 1 a.m. No damage or injuries were reported.
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Newport
Ore
Amateur Season Opens In Commercial Baseball League
The Commercial Baseball League opened with four teams winning decisively. People's Outfitting Company defeated Wasson. Kahns Tailoring beat Marott's shoe salesmen. Star Store defeated Block's 16 to 1. Postoffice Employes topped Ayres. Strong start but early standings may shift as others gain form.
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Kahns
Star Store
Postoffice
People's Outfitting Company
Wasson
Kahn Tailoring Company
Marott’s
Block's
Ayres
Opening games spark strong crowds at Fairview Park
In 400 spectators the People's Outfitting Company and Wasson teams opened the season at Fairview Park in extreme heat. Thomas of the People's pitched well, while McDermott struggled for Wassons. Final: 9 4 in favor of the Wassons with errors and fielding missteps shaping the contest.
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People’s Outfitting Company
H. P. Wasson Company
Sidney
Fairview Park Grounds
Gels
Wassons
McDermott
Cox
Ford
Thomas
People’s
Case
Kimmel
McMahon
P.O. Co. R.H.O.A.E
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R.H.O.A.E. R. Git
Traub
Waldo
Sullivan
Donery
Brudeer
Dickson
Doremus
Richo'son
F. Gill
Hibner
Frdericks
Frederick
Cage
R. Gill
Gers
Star Store Beats Block's Team On Driving Club Park Diamond
Star Store defeats the Block's squad at Driving Club Park in a one sided game. Oliver the Star Store second baseman shines with 14 of 15 chances and four hits including two for extra bases. Star Store pitchers Mitchell allows seven hits while Black team errs costly. Final score Star 16, Blocks 0, in nine innings.
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Driving Club Park
Oliver
Itchell
Mitchell
Star
R.hlo
A.E. Blocks
Jordan
State
Cone
O Mitchell
Corlel
Baseball game misc notes and stats from clipping
The fragment records pitching and batting details including a wild pitch by Moore and strikeouts by Moore and Mitchell. Stolen bases credited to Cone Oliver Helstein Mitch ell Anseln with two. A double play involved Mock to Oliver to Helstein. Left on bases listed for Block's ees Store and an umpire named Ribbie. Time noted as 7 hours.
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Helstein
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St. Louis
Baltimore
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Wood
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Bay
Flick
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Ferris
Collins
Stahl
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Knauer
Hickman
O' Laughlin
Newton Weakened And Postoffice Boys Beat Ayres Team
In Capital City Park opening game the Postoffice team defeated L. S. Ayres seven innings. Newton weakened after three innings, Keeble pitched well for Postoffice, and the Uncle Sam squad built a winning score. Final: 17-3 with Ayres misfiring after late rallies and Edwards driving two steals.
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L. S. Ayres
Newton
Siab
Ayres
Uncle Sam
Aggregation
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P. Oo
Abieo
Yates
Sterritt
Smith
Guile
Kenrick
Gant
Tyner
Teertl
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Tyler
Buscher
O'Leary
Edwards
Helms
R. Guthrie
Kirsch
Mullin In Fine Form For Detroit In Win Over Washington
Mullin pitched a splendid game for Detroit as they defeated Washington. Washington scored on miscues and hits but Detroit capitalized with timely hits including a Carey three-base hit. Umpire Johnstone officiated as Detroit and Washington played a 26 to 4 scoreline.
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Mullin
Washington
Harley
Coughlin
Carey
Buelow
Patton
Clarke
Ryan
Barrett
Holmes
Dillon Carey
Buelow Casey
Patten
Gleason
Elberfeld
Dillon
Aoe Aes
Johnstone
Montpelier Team Extends Streak with Eight Straight Wins
In the second game of the series the local club showed heavy hitting. Brown and Munsaker homered three times to boost runs. Montpelier runs score gives them their eighth consecutive victory. Batteries-Nation and Merit, Mel Coy, Tolan and Addou mentioned. Next Sunday Indianapolis Reserves will play here.
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Brown
Munsaker
Montpelier
Mel Coy
Tolan
Addou
Indianapolls
Five Hundred See Pendleton Ball Triumph
Pendleton hosted Hazel Woods of Anderson with five hundred spectators. a tight game until the late innings, Pendleton winning 9 to 5. Sages and Lemans pitched for Pendleton with Dennis and Noble catching.
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Indianapolis Journal
Pendleton
Ind
Hazelwoods
Anderson
Rhe Anderson
Sages and Lemans
Dennis and Noble
Krebs Defeat Knights Of Father Mathew In Madison Match
Madison Indiana June 14 Krebs team beat Indianapolis Knights of Father Mathew by 4 to 3. Batteries Gentrup Thacker Conner and Carson contributed to the victory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Madison Krebs
Indianapolis Knights
Father Mathew
Gentrup
Thacker
Conner
Carson
Expansion in Oregon and George Chamberlain’s Philippine views
Pendleton East Oregonian argues Chamberlain is an expansionist who supports retaining the Philippines and educating Filipinos toward self government. It notes his platform will influence national sentiment if he becomes governor, urging Oregonians to trust his stance and its broader constitutional and moral implications.
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George Chamberlain
Philippines
Oregon
United States
Chamberlain
East
Mr. Chamberlain
Scuttler
National Congress
Avondale Heights Garden Named by August C. Tamm
August C. Tamm proposes a new garden to be named Avondale Heights at the site long known as Kissi's with a formal event planned for Thursday night and concerts to follow. Mrs. H. C. Martin will host an informal reception tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Louis H. Martin of Cincinnati. William Tucker, age unknown, was knocked down and robbed early today as he left his home, a Black assailant taking a pocketbook containing cash.
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Blacherne
Louis H. Martin
Cincinnati
August C. Tamm
Kissi
Avondale Heights
Thursoe
Williiam Tucker
Stieree
Tucker
Holy Cross School Commencement at M I Hall Tonight
Holy Cross school holds commencement exercises at M I Hall this evening with a program including greeting chorus, marches, solos, recitations, dialogues, pantomime, and piano pieces. Masters Kirkhott Saunders Miller Gill and Miss Kerfoot Cullity lead performances. medal awards to Miss Nellie B. and others.
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Spots
Kirkhott Oa
Cee Nero
Gates
B. Kirk- Mf
A. Haslinger
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