Glasscock Defends Martial Law in Paint Creek Strike
Former West Virginia Governor Glasscock testifies before the Senate mining strike committee defending martial law in the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts. He says civil authorities could not control the strike and that a grim “reign of terror” prompted military rule. The committee hurries hearings and will not tackle the broader antitrust questions now.
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Glasscock
Kanawha
Atte
Boral
Raliwin Peltz Detectiy
Military Commission
Belcher
United States
West Virginia
United Min
Frank Harper Named Ohio State Public Printing Supervisor
Frank Harper is appointed as the new supervisor of public printing for the state of Ohio, reflecting a leadership change in the state public works office and printing operations. The appointment signals oversight of government printing needs and procurement.
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New
Ohio State Supervisor of Public Printing
Resignation of Frank Hallason as Consul General in Paris
Frank Hallason, longtime Cleveland journalist turned diplomat, resigns from his post as consul general in Paris after serving since 1906 with the consular service, previously with the Cleveland newspaper.
Tragic Collision Claims Three On Outbound Car
An outbound traction car struck a three riding together near Lockbourne road killing Miss Adah Zeller and Mrs. Cora Clickenger and fatally injuring Albert Boullkenger, a retired farmer. The two women died at the scene and Boullkenger died shortly after at the hospital. The victims lived near Valley Chromeing and Franklin Avenue in Columbus. The crash left bodies torn and scattered along the track. One theory cites the husband watching nearby railway tracks and failing to notice the approaching tram.
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Setoty Valles Traction
Lockbourne Road
Clickinceer
Valley Cromeing
Tte
Miex Zeller
Avenue
Chehenger
Hocking Valley
Senate suffrage committee backs Chamberlain women's vote
The Senate Suffrage Committee endorses Chamberlain's constitutional amendment granting women the ballot. Senator Asbury presents the report noting that extending franchise to women meets tests of government scholars and justifies equal citizen rights. The majority supports enfranchising women.
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Senate Suffrage Committee
Chamberlain
Washington
Senate
Asburet
Mr and Mrs Marcon Wireless Wizard Look After New Station
A note describes Mr Henry Marcon and his wife taking charge of a newly built wireless station. It notes their roles in supervising operations and ensuring smooth broadcasts. The item highlights the family’s involvement in early radio work.
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Wireless Wisard Were
Sugar Lobby Inquiry Deepens In Senate Investigation
Senate subcommittee expands probe into President Wilson's tariff legislation and sugar and wool lobbying. Senator Gallinger, dubbed father of the Senate, testifies on outside influence and potential intimidation, with Truman Palmer recalled to address alterations to the sugar book "Sugar at a Glance."
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Wilson
Jacob H. Gaillinge
New Yatmpshire
Towseend
Michigan
Nelson
Overman
House
Gal
Sen Leed
Truman Palmer
Beet & Sr
Wasilineto
Reed
Louxe
Mr. Palmer
Germany's economic crisis grips Berlin with foreclosures
Berlin reports severe strain from mortgage and credit shortages as 2.4 million residents face crowded living conditions. Vacant units surge while new blocks foreclose before completion, amid ailing building markets and an impending military tax proposal at the Reichstag.
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Berlin
Cerminyse Comer
Alfhcalt
Lesinens
English Girl Recovers Sight at Grave of Grandmother
A Manchester girl Katherine West, once blind for eleven months, suddenly regained sight while crying beside her grandmother’s grave. Doctors at Manchester Royal Infirmary and the Catholic Home for the Blind corroborate the story.
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Amy Katherine
Katherine Waa
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Diver Pool
Traction Tragedy in Ottawa Fatalities on Streetcar Track
A streetcar strike in Ottawa killed two pedestrians as they crossed toward the track. The motorman did not see them until 200 feet away and could not stop in time. one victim was dragged 30 feet and the other 60 feet.
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Ottawa
S.s¢nr
Shakes the Tree Plums Falling in Wartime Note
June 14 report notes President Wilson meets several ambassadors and ministers. Delegations include William Tonzales of Sooty Caroling, Menjemin Lo Jefferson of Coloraar, and Edward 3. of Costa Rea. North Carolina reference appears in brief text.
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Wilson
Coda
William & Tonzales
Sooty Caroling
Nicatucna
Menjemin Lo Jefferson Et Coloraar
Costa Rea Edward
Tle
North Carolina
Jesse Taylor Named National Director of Highways Association
Jesse Taylor of Jamestown editor of After Roads and president of the Good Roads Federation has been elected national director of the Organization of the National Highways Association in Washington D C. The duties will demand nearly all of his time.
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Columbus
Jesse Tlor
Jamestown
Crood Roads Federation
Hens
National Highways Association
Washington, D. C
Printers dummy sent to Senator Lodge for approval
A printers dummy representing the proposed changes was sent to Senator Lodge for his approval and then transmitted from Lodge's office to the government printing office for action.
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Senator Lodge
Government Printing Office
Texas Congressman Seeks Banking Power Shift in Currency Bill
Representative Robert T. Henry of Texas argues in a new bill that Wall Street backs the push for banking and currency legislation. He says the measure would extend federal control over national banks and currency while opposing private banking influence and stressing urgent further investigation of the money and credit system.
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Wall Street
Tlury
United States
Thenry
Radical Democrata
Congress
Phenre
Henry
Rene Motttes
Tents
Buches Eourme
Vr Heory
4Ney
Credit
Ecurren
Witness Stabbing Shocks Rosenthal Trial Crowd
A principal witness in the Rosenthal murder trials, Webber, was stabbed in the back today while leaving a courthouse. He was accompanied by Jack Rose and was attacked by a man who fled the scene.
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Weeper
Jack Rose
Charles Hecker
Rosenthal
Webber
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