Senate Probe Delves Into Pay Dart Allegations In Coal Strike
A West Virginia Senate subcommittee hearings probe three martial regiments amid the coal strike. Testimony from region miners and post office interference claims centers on denial of jury rights and civil court access during the dispute. The panel, with officials like General Ware and Senator Watson, votes to continue investigations in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasscock
Jnvestitiatum
C.C. Warte
oWeverlelle
Erie A. Ware
Pat pHey
Mike War
Bb. W. Kates
Byeuoca
Eral Lilly
Martine
Watson
Washington
Sir Edward Grey Ends Turko Balkan Peace Efforts
Sir Edward Grey completed hisTurko Balkan peace efforts successfully, marking a diplomatic milestone as he wraps up negotiations and announces results with British and Allied backing.
Peace conference closes in London honors British foreign secretary
Sir Pulward (ire) was cited as a key figure by delegates at the London peace conference. The British foreign secretary’s efforts helped steer progress between Turkey and the Balkan allies. A delegate thanked him and colleagues in a farewell speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Pulward
Tax Limit Proposal In State Constitution Opposed
A proposal to fasten the tax limit in the state constitution would cap real estate rates. Governor Cox earlier favored uniform taxation and opposed class-based rates, arguing classification would burden graduates, visitors, and property owners. The plan faced defeat in recent elections, preserving a uniform approach to property taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Into State University
Pawl
Obie
Bass
Caveen
Garber Denounces Treatment of Original Women in State
President Whiteon would continue to offer the same bad treatment whenever he tried to get jobs for any of the original women in this state. Nothing to that stuff says Carber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Carber
Socialists threaten general strike if reforms not carried out
In Berlin Socialist leaders announce that reforms must be implemented by a specified time or the Socialists will resort to a general political strike. Dr Frank confirms veiled intimations by Dr Liebknecht that the government would feel the Socialists' strength and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berlin
Dr. Frank
Frank
Liebknecht
Reichstax
Anti American Feeling In Federal and Rebel Territory in Mexico
Washington reports growing anti American sentiment across Mexico with raids on American property in rebel areas and hostility toward U S citizens in federal zones. The unrest has surged over six weeks, blamed on Washington policy toward Huerta, as rural merchants show contempt for the U S government. Edward Met declined to run for mayor, opening the path for Police Chief Carter as Republican candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Huerta
Merbcanes
United States
Colu
Edward
Director of Public Safety
Carter
Governor Expected Not to Veto Woman Suffrage Act
The governor appears unlikely to veto the woman suffrage act as pressure builds from supporters. Lawmakers anticipate swift passage if the bill reaches the desk.
Illinois Women Get the Ballot for President and Municipal Posts
Illinois lawmakers move a bill granting women the right to vote for president and most municipal officers. jubilant suffragists hail it as the biggest advance since the Civil War, while debates focus on future steps to extend full suffrage and possible gubernatorial approval. prominent suffragists Catherine Waugh McCulloch and other leaders celebrate the potential national impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotice
Metlinta
Lute
Becomine & Law
Pos
Lee O' Ne Brown
Wade
Pierre
Sim Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Free List Additions in Four Counties Reported
Latest additions to the free list in four Wood county areas include pig iron, livestock, wheat and other grains used in breadmaking, raw ivory, cedar wood, and some dies used in cotton and woolen manufacture. The transfer is tied to hemp and related items, with articles added since the bill reached the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Atest Ad
United Sta
Senate
Fast Route Tragedy near Akron Ends In Jump Death
Raymond Bergees of Baltimore, a porter on a fast passenger train near Akron, jumped from the car and died instantly. The incident occurred on the Akron route dated June 12. Authorities investigate motive and circumstances surrounding the fatal leap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Raymond Bergees
Baltimore
Akron
Senators Clash as Sugar Lobby Testifies in Wilson Probe
WashingtonJune 12 The senate lobby investigation resumes with three witnesses naming Mr Wilson as a guiding influence behind the free sugar schedule Several sugar interest witnesses admit being aligned with the campaign yet deny malice and insist the tariff plan reflects legitimate policy The hearing highlights clashes between committee members and witnesses with senators Nelson Reed Williams and others pressed on motives and votes including Bristow Shively Sherman and Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheon
Harry Fewtn
Wileon
Louisiana
Senate
Nelson
Minnesota
Irwin
Bemnater
Waln
Inderwood
Leerams
Reed
Williams
Brietow
Shively
Sherman
Stephenson
Cald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prue
West Virgina
GLAIM
Senate Committee
Charleston
Tee
Pia
Rexion
Sir Edward Grey
Maine
Cox Ford
MA Garber
Bryan
Hryad
Eeen
Adea
Palace of Agriculture
Hariea C Moore
Gomes
Edward F. Dunne
Ili
Illinois
House
Governor Dunne
Donne
Wihite
KuRreEee
Fae
Wownen
Fer Munteigal
Etaty Aman Bly
MNET
Preanent Wilson
Underwood
Wilson
Grete
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!