West Virginia Gas Deals and Maryland Prohibition Rise
Washington nov 6 negotiations move toward Baltimore gas service from West Virginia as Columbia Gas and Electric backs a 15 million dollar plan to pipe natural gas to the city. Maryland dry forces celebrate a statewide push. West Virginia supply questions surface alongside court actions and rail liquor cases amid regional political shifts. Senator Hawley visits Bluefield while coast and geodetic survey details a new middle west surveying backbone aiding land mapping.
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Columbia Gas and Electric Company
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FG. Gansler
New York
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Gas Company
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Cincinnati
Columbia Company
Natural Gas Association of the
United States
Baltmore
West Virginia
Columbia
Wein Washington
Preston
Messrs. Grosser and Cartwright
Columbu Company
Thomas M. Hare
Maryland
Anti-Saloon League
Dr. Hare
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Carville D. Benson
Batlimore County
State Senate
All-Saloon League
N. D. R. Allen
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West Virihia
Dr Hare
District of Columbia
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Western Maryland Railroad
Com- Addy
Express
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Webb-Kenyon & Post
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Middle West
Missouri
In- Gana
Kentucky
Ohio
Department of Commerce
Wilkes-Barre Strike Narrows Path to Settlement
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania disorder flared at scattered points as police kept watch against further demonstrations by strike sympathizers. The 335 conductors and motormen of the Wilkes Barre Railway Co have been on strike for over three weeks and only about half the suburban lines operate. Although some cars were attacked by mobs, police prevented serious unrest.
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Wilkes ‘Barre
Wilkes Barre Railway Company
Wreck Victims Reported as Fort Bragg Sails Crews
San Diego bound with twenty four passengers and Fort Bragg crew aboard. wreck occurred off Point Palmilla Lower California. Radio relays said victims were taken aboard the cruiser while Captain Graham and the purser remained on the Fort Bragg as the vessel lay on rocks with sea subsiding and danger of breakup.
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San Diego
Calif
Fort Bragg
Point
Palmilla
Lower California
Ladly
Charles C. Graham
Irishmen Sail for New York on Anchor Line Steamship
About 200 Irishmen, eligible for military service, sailed today aboard the Anchor Line steamer California bound for New York. Only two men enlisted after strenuous efforts by seven recruiting sergeants.
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Glasgow
California
New York
Trials Resume For Penetrable Battlewagon Off Cape Coast
The trials resumed tonight as the naval ship navigated gale and rough seas off Cape Cou. The vessel moved at ten knots during the twenty four hour test period, interrupted by the heavy weather.
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Ware
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Taenctinal
Thousands to Parade in Chicago Protest Against Saloon Closings
Scores of thousands are expected to march in Chicago tomorrow in a protest parade by the United Societies for Local Self Government against Mayor Thompson’s Sunday saloon closings. Over 2,000 organizations across 20 nationalities will participate, with plans for hundreds of floats and women’s cars. City officials declined to review the procession, citing concerns over law and order, while police duties will be handled by Turner societies.
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Ilinois
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Anton J. Cermak
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F. Pettkoske
Leopold Neumann
William Fischer
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Divison
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Miinois Streets
Milwaukee Avenue
Desplaines Street
Desplaines
Randolph Streets
Harrison and
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Blue Island Avenue
Harrison Street
Counterfeit Money Flows to Mazatlan From U S States
A State Department despatch reports counterfeit American money entering Mazatlan from California Arizona and Texas. John M Watson an American held at Mazatlan is said to be under arrest and accused of stealing 1000 pesos.
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Dev Assouayen Pase
Washington
Mazatlan
California
Arizona
Texas
State Department
John M. Watson
Uterty
Chestnut binge ends in medical emergency for boy
In Chester Pennsylvania on November 6 a seven year old named Thomas Lanahan indulged in chestnuts with a group of boys. He overate and collapsed on reaching home. Doctors used a stomach pump at the hospital to remove the nuts, and his condition remained critical for a time.
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Chester
Thomas Lanahan
Tommy
Rockefeller Invites Cleveland School Children to Flower Show
Associated Press reports John D. Rockefeller issued an invitation to Cleveland’s 92,486 school children to attend a Wieveland flower show. The event plans three divisions over several days to ease congestion, with a regular charge set for admission.
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rPéas
John D. Rockefellar
Cleveland
Wieveland
Gugats
Rockefeller
Time Table Of Trains To Be Published
The American Traffic Association urges newspapers to publish railway timetables for public convenience. It argues that while railroads print station tables, newspapers provide accessible reference for all, including riders in cities and rural residents, and that the method is timely and beneficial for millions of citizens.
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T Y American, Trade Association
Real hearing sought for woman suffrage at national conventions
Shaw, president of the American Woman Suffrage Association, asks Willam F. McCombe and Charles D. Hilles for permission for suffrage representatives to appear before the Democratic and Republican national committees in Washington. December 7 and December 14 are noted for the meetings.
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New York
Shaw
American Woman Suffrage Association
Willam F. McCombe
Democratic National Committee
Association
Washington
Charles D. Hilles
Republian National Committee
British munition order shocks war effort in Rochester
The British government via J P Morgan and Company New York placed a substantial order with the General Railway Signal Company of Rochester for shells and war munitions totaling seven to eight million dollars.
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Rochester
J. P. Morgan and Company
New York
General Railway Signal Company
Thin City
Obregon Protests U S Agent Presence in Mexico
In Douglas Arizona on November 6 General Obregon met with General Funston to protest the presence of George C. Carter, an agent of the American state department, in Mexico.
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Atiz
General Obregon
General Funston
Mexico
George C. Carothers
American State Department
Deer Shot Near Bellaire Marks First Hit in Two Decades
John Castella, a Belmont county man, while hunting on Andrew Gola’s farm four miles west of Bellaire Ohio, shot a doe. It is the first deer taken in the area in twenty years and may have escaped from a West Virginia reserve.
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Wheeling
Nev
John Castella
Belmont County
Andrew Gola
Bellaire
West Virginia
Judge McGregor Orders Special Grand Jury Call
Parkersburg November 6 Judge F H McGregor weighed calling a special grand jury on the Pane Betta murder case. He considered investigation and potential actions, with proceedings focused on legality and the scope of inquiry as the matter rests under advisement.
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F. H. McGregor
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Pane Betta
John Te
Terra Alta High Beats Parsons In 7 0 Victory
Terra Alta high school prevailed over Parsons with a 7 to 0 score. Freeland broke away for a 60 yard touchdown run. White delivered standout tackling as Terra Alta eyes the West Vic title at the site of the game.
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Serra Alta
Terra Alta High School
Parsons
Freeland
White
Terra Alta
West Vic
Carranza Names New Foreign Secretary and Minister Plenipotentiary
The report mentions Ne Associated: Preta oe eS a Venuatians Carranza naming Indro Fubile as secretary of foreign relations in the Carranza Cabinet and as minister plenipotentiary to Ar seniina, indicating high level diplomatic appointments amid cabinet reshuffles.
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Preta
Carranza
Inidro Fubile
Department of Foreign Relations
Arseniina
Antihog Cholera Serum Linked to Second Foot and Mouth Outbreak
A U S Department of Agriculture report traces the 1914 Michigan outbreak to raw anti hog cholera serum from Chicago. The serum was tested and deemed uncontaminated before release, yet later infections appeared in hogs and cattle. Investigations involved multiple tests and quarantines, with no conclusive contamination found until a fifth test showed a calf developing lesions. subsequent steps included destroying infected stock and prohibiting shipments from affected serum facilities.
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United States ‘Department of Agriculure
Department of Agriculture
United States
Puticy Health
Niles
Mich
Chicago
Union
Weing
Daily Show
Great Western Serum Company
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Chicago Serum Company
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Chicago Serium Company
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Minnnesota
Michigan
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Minnesota
Chicago, Serum Company
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Bélor
Schicase Sorum
Uni
Verdicui… Boston Verdict Report Darkened by Confusing Text
A garbled Boston dispatch reports a verdict announced today by Secretary Daniels after a court decision involving Rear Admiral Wie Tam Migutie. The text is corrupt, but indicates a formal verdict and associated findings reaching Washington.
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Boston
Nae
Wassington
Wilber
Daniels
Alberta blaze destroys farm. three children and mother feared dead
A farm fire at Henry farm near Alberta today left three children William Henry and their mother Mite. William Henry suffered probably fatal injuries in the blaze which also destroyed the dwelling and farm buildings.
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Alberta
William
Henry
Tanner Married at Albany Event
Frederick Tanner of New York was married to Jane Ogden daughter of Charles C Ogden of Albany. The ceremony took place in Albany today with Tanner serving as chairman of the Republican state committee.
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Albany
Frederick
On Tanner
New York
Tee
Jane ‘Ogden
Charles C.ogden
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