Rescue stations in coal fields to train miners for emergencies
United States geological survey plans to establish rescue stations near major coal regions including Urbana Illinois and Raton New Mexico to teach miners and mine owners rescue work with oxygen helmets. Stations will study coal waste, be equipped with air rooms, and cooperate with mine owners and state surveys to prepare crews locally.
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United Braton Geological Aurvey Ie
Pittsburg
Bowen
Une
Geological Survey
Urbana
University of Tinote
Tllinois
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Raton
N. M
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Trinidad
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missoura
South
McAlester
Olda
Memphis Police Captain Arrives to Aid Dolph Embezzlement Probe
In Cleveland on December 24 Captain Perry of Memphis arrived to secure William A. Dolph of Neals Dolph Lumber, indicted on embezzlement charges. Will Testify, as the board hears, in the trial of William Flom for alleged swidling.
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Franciwen
Dew
Perry
Memphis
Tenn
William A. Dolpher
Neals-Dolph Lumber
Inghorn
Cleveland
W. J. Spring Froeflent
Board of Public
South Wend
William Flom
Pennnsylvania Senate race withdrawal and various notices
Wire items report John Dassett withdrawing from the Pennsylvania senatorial race. Other notes include a January 1 2 cent postage rate to Germany, Claus Spreckels death at 80 in San Francisco, a fatal mistaken-identity shooting near Lafayette Tennessee, Rev T P McDonald accepting a Toledo church call to Chicago, Ohio Anti Saloon League not seeking state prohibition this session, Wilbur Wright may be named for the Legion of Honor, a spectacular auto accident at Ascot Park with Gus Seyfried, G Soules winning a 21 mile race and a new stock car record, wage-withholding child labor cases in Springfield led by Bute Bhop Inspector Morgan, and a Cleveland case challenging constitutionality of youth labor laws.
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John Dassett
Pennnsylvania
Germany
Claus Spreckels
Sugar King
San Francossco
Thomas Andrewa
Lafayette
Tenn
T. P. McDonald
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Toledo
Chicago
Ohio Anti Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
French Legion of Honor
Wilbur Wright
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Park
Gus Seyfried
San Francisco
Beyfried
G. Soules
Columbus, O
Bute Bhop
Morgan
Edward Wren Co
Springfield
Inspector Morgan
Cleveland
First juvenile law conviction in state reported in Springfield
In probate court on Saturday a jury found Clarence McAfee Car ence Bollar William Thamer Samus Gilman and Grace Rowkher guilty of contributing to the delinquency of minor Goldie Birran. Prosecuting Attorney Laybourne secured the verdict under the new juvenile law. Clemency was recommended for all defendants except McAfee who faces the maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $1000 fine.
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Springfield
Clarence McAfee
Carence Bollar
William Thamer
Samus Gilman
Grace Rowkher
Goldie Birran
Laybourne
McAfee
Night Rider Trial in Union City Nears Close
In Union City Tennessee on December 28 the Night Rider murder trial of eight defendants continues with three witnesses remaining. The state may wrap its case Monday while the defense plans to begin in the afternoon session as jurors attend church with deputy sheriffs present.
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Union City
Tenn
Cuno
Quentin Ranken
Ghertif
Fire in Lewinburg destroys opera house and business blocks
Fire in Lewinburg Pennsylvania caused the destruction of the opera house and several business buildings. Estimated loss reaches seven thousand dollars. cause listed as unknown and insured. Local authorities and fire crews battled the blaze through December.
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Pennsylvania
Lewinburg
Buriay
All Americans Defeated as Tourney Match Ends
The All American basketball team on tour through the Orient suffered a defeat Sunday against Toul Jenner’s squad. Only notable achievement was Manis’ old-time performance in the game.
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Manis
Maki
Orien
Toul
Jenner
Thamcort Oldie
Die All
North American Conservation Conference Planned
Washington reports a proposed February 18 conference at the White House to discuss mutual conservation of natural resources by the United States Canada and Mexico. Gifford Pinchot will carry invitations to Canada and Mexico City with officials from each government to join state and national conservation committees in pursuing joint protective actions.
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White House
North America
Roosevelt
Canada
Diaz
Mexico
Gifford Pinchot
National Conservation Committee
Formster
United States
Boone
Haw
Pinchot
Mexico City
Washington
Taft
Fatal Explosion At Fairmont W Va Involving Powder
A bottle of mine powder exploded Sunday night after Oxenr Hart lit a cigarette. He and three companions living in Belleview, a suburb, were likely fatally injured. several others were burned or cut. In Washington, Lloyd Grincom resigned as ambassador to Italy, confirmed by the state department.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Hart
Belleview
Iiscom Han
Washington
Lloyd
Grincom
Italy
Rome
State Department
Fire destroys Arlington hotel and seven other Oneonta buildings
A December fire engulfed the Arlington hotel and seven surrounding structures in Oneonta causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Occupants narrowly escaped as flames devastated the heart of the city. A Washington report notes a gas heater incident linked to a separate death, but details remain unclear.
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Oneonta
Pire
Arlington Hotel
Ministers Urge Full Probe In Pittsburg Graft Scandal
City dispatch notes ministers preached on municipal corruption while urging the probe go to the bottom and punishment for the guilty. Rumor links Francie J Heney to the case as a special examiner if he visits at Roosevelt's request. Officials report no new arrests or actions against seven councilmen and two bankers.
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Pittsburg
Pittsbur
Francie J. Heney
Oregon
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Burton Confident on Senate Race In Ohio
Columbus reports Congressman Burton returned from Toledo and reaffirmed confidence in his election chances as rivals Foraker and Taft plan their approach. Burton dislikes the proposed caucus and his backers favor a joint assembly session to hear candidates and cast ballots. Some expect Burton to win with favorable legislative support. Labor protest plan grows in New York with 200000 demonstrators planned for Sunday against injunctions on Gomper, Mitchell, and Morris. Stanford professor Helms reveals a key to ancient numerology, claiming insight into Latin history and grammar.
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Columbus
Burton
Toledo
Foraker
Charles P. Taft
Taft
General Assembly
Wasion
The Stomach Does Not Cause Dyspepsia
The stomach is a powerful organ and gastric juices digest food when present. Dyspepsia results from lacking juices and poor digestion, while Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to restore digestion, nourish the blood, and allow normal eating. Endorsed by physicians, available for 50 cents with free samples by mail order from F A Stuart Co.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart, Co
Stuart Budg
Marshall, Mich
Governor outlines farming as reform for criminals
Gov Harri argues for moving prisoners from the penitentiary to Mansfield reformatory and using state farm labor to produce supplies. He says idleness and drink breed crime and that farms offer discipline, wealth, and manhood, while a new penitentiary would be costly though the existing site could be modernized and still serve with rail access.
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Columbus
Harri
Kent
Mansfield
Persecution of Jews in Finland prompts emigration orders
Helsingtors reports a new wave of expulsions of Hebrew residents in Finland. About thirty Jewish families, some long established in the country, have been ordered to emigrate at once as part of ongoing persecutions.
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Finland
Helsingtors
Red Cross Stamps Sell Across New England During Holidays
About 4 060 000 Red Cross Christian stamps were sold across the New England states during the Christmas holiday season. Proceeds go to relieve and prevent the spread of tuberculosis. The effort aimed to fund relief work and public health initiatives during the festive period.
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Red Cross
New England
Rakion
Den
Patrick McCardle Found Hanged Near Home
A 46 year old machinist Patrick McCardle was found hanging in a woodshed 150 feet from his Columbus home on Saturday night. A fertilizer plant and tank were destroyed by fire nearby in Missouri, causing $126,000 in damage but not interrupting plant operations.
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Columbus
Dee
Patrick McCardle
Machiniat
Jonaph
Jeffries Offer Draws $50,000 Pledge in Boxing Return Talk
In Los Angeles on December 28 discussions focus on luring James J. Jeffries from retirement to fight the new champion. promoter Hugh McIntosh plans to leave for the United States January 2 with a $50,000 purse, aiming to stage a match at Ruaheutiers Bay between Johnson and Jeffries. The Burns bout reportedly grossed about $150,000, with Burns at $20,000 and Johnson $7,500 plus travel and training costs. Jeffries says he is out of fighting and would not return, while other notes cover foot and mouth quarantine updates in New York and related state-federal actions.
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Byaney
Hery
James J. Jeffries
Ruaheutiers Bay
Johnson
Jeffries
Hugh Mclntowh
Nahi
United Bates
Metntosb
Thin i Burts
Tohnson
Sydney
Murat
Los Angeles
Jim Jeffries
Bimye
Buffalo
New York State
Tuberculosis Cases Jump in Cleveland This Week
Cleveland health department reports for the week ending Saturday show tuberculosis cases and deaths up sharply from the same week last year. The rise indicates a worsening plague in the city with health officials urging vigilance and preventive measures.
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Cleveland
City Health Department
Afghan Hound Highlighted in London Dog Show
The Afghan hound, imported by Mr Banff, wowed the London Chow Chow Club show as the strangest breed. Visitors mistook them for goats or poodles. dogs resemble a lighter, smoother greyhound with long whitish fur to the feet. The Boardman family, notable in Washington society, includes Mabel Boardman who hosted the president elect and wife on their first DC visit and is active in charitable circles.
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London
Mies Mabel Goardman
Boardman
Washington
Miny Mae Hel Boardman
Mims Manel Hoand
Ted
Kloet Taft
Maother
fragmentary theater anecdote from a Washington Star quote
A garbled dialogue fragment describes a theater visit and reaction to an actor. The foreign gentleman fears losing daughters and a wife replies that he may need to economize a title but will be fine. It reads as a humorous aside from a newspaper cartoon or column.
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