Four Die in Mine War at Cabin Creek Shootout
Four men killed during a brief battle between striking miners and Wake Forest Coal Company watchmen on Cabin Creek near Eskdale. Watchmen Frank Ginn and Don Slater died, Slater fatally wounded later. One striker Clere Woodman unnamed. investigation by a special grand jury to follow.
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Grand Jury
Cabin, Creek Company
Charleston
W. Va
Wake Forest Coal Company
Wake Forest
Cabin Creek
Frank Ginn
Don Slater
Clere Woodman
Eskdale
Ohley
Ginn
Slater
Fre
Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Astor to Meet Employes at Ferncliff
Vincent Astor announces weekly conferences with Ferncliff estate workers in Rhinebeck New York. The goal is direct communication across departments to hear grievances and improve management of extensive acreage. the first session will be held Saturday and continues each Saturday morning.
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Ferncliff
Washington Post
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Rhineback
Vincent Astor
Astor
Paturdas
Empio Mao
Order of
Tel
Connaut Wedding Oct 15 Best Man To Be Crown Prince
Prince Athir of ton wight and the Om hess of ae wil to wed in the chapel Rovio oot Jamies palace with the oee of Wales as the best a. travel plans to Niagara Falls and return by various coaches. Berarles springs and Baltimore listings noted with departure from Eaton station.
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Pruce
Wales
Faundnon Fu
Prince Athir
Ton Wight
Om Hess
Jamies Palace
Hetaber
Niegara Falls
Foore
Adern
Pat
Harpers Percy
Vartinsborg
Berarles Springs
Baltimore
Eaton Station
ELOPES AS DID HER PARENTS IN FAMILY CIRCUS NEWS
Eleanor Robinson, twin daughter of John G Robinson and granddaughter of Gov John F, married Robert S Papworth of Cleveland at Put-in-Bay Ohio after a motorboat trip and licensed ceremony. The Robinson family, renowned in the circus world, has multiple elopements including parents, siblings and associates in Aber deen Kentucky Memphis Tennessee and Cumberland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Ohio
Robinson
Eleanor Robinson
John G Robinson
John F Miss Robinson
Robert S Papworth
George Papworth
Cleveland
Put-in-Bay
Reading Road
Lincoln Avenue
Leonora Smith
Amos Smith, Jr
Cincinnati
Aberdeen
Gnl Robinson
Emma Lake
Peabody Hotel
Memphis
Tonn James Robinson
Santemeyer
Cummtneaville
Frank
Mass Frances Bailey
Guns To Guard Mines Rioters Attack Deputies at Calumet
In Calumet Michigan 15000 striking miners ignore Western Federation orders and seize deputy sheriffs stars at Calumet and Hecla works. Governor Ferris orders state troops to the upper peninsula with field guns and ammunition to restore order as rioters beat several men and shut down surface operations.
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Calumet
Hecla
Western Federation
Michigan
Mich
Western Federation of Miners
Upper Peninsula
Crane
Ferris
Alpena
Bay City
Adjt
Vandercook
Ynotion
Calumet and Hecla Company
No. 2
Etta
Calumet & Hecla Company
George Danblom
George Unsworth
Kenneth McLeod
Red Jacket
William Richards
Phone Trust Sued For Unfair Methods In Am Teleco Bid
Portland July 24 action seeks dissolution of the Pacific coast telephone monopoly led by American Telephone and Telegraph and its subsidiaries. suit names Bell system entities and several independents, calls for a receivership to force sale of stock and properties to outside owners, aims to restore preconsolidation competition, and seeks an injunction to halt further transfers. The case ties to Sherman anti trust law and flags concurrent Interstate Commerce Commission probes. Local train time changes noted at end.
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Portland
Greg
Pacific Coast
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Trust
McReynolds
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Department of Justice
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Telephone
West
Independent Telephone Company of
Seattle
Home Telephone Company
Puget Sound
Northwestern Long Distance Telephone Company
Interstate Consolidated Telephone Company
Independent
Long Distance Telephone Company
Soe
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trusts
Bell Companies
United States
Attorne
Clarence J. Reames
Constantine J Smyth
McRennolds
James 4. Fowler
Ahornes
G Canell Todd
Speci
Lerder 19
Northwestern Long Distrance Telephone Company
Militant assault attempt on Asquith in Ma LexYorks
July 24 a militant suffragette tried to attack Premier Asquith as he rode to the town hall of Malex to receive the freedom of the city. Miss Key Jones sprang onto the car step and shouted before police dragged her away. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, recently released from Holloway, was taken ill and an ambulance was sought. Mrs Pethick Lawrence and Lady Sybil Smith were arrested at a suffrage meeting outside the houses of parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
England
Asquith
Malex
Yorkshire
Key-Jones
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Pethick Lawrence
Sybil Smith
Earl of Antrim
House of Commons
Child Revives At Grave After Coffin Closed
Bolivar Pennsylvania July 24 Mary Yesterling's three year old child revived just as coffin lid neared closure in the grave. The mother fainted while mourners removed the child and a doctor diagnosed a remarkable case of suspended animation.
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Washington Post
Bolivar
Mary
Henry Yesterling
Coffy
Tragedy as Four Cooper Children Die Near Knoxville
Special to The Washington Post reports Mr and Mrs John Cooper near Knoxville Tennessee lost their four children after noon yesterday three from rattlesnake bites and one from drowning. The four aged from four to eight years old were sent to the barn to hunt eggs. Mrs Cooper washing clothes by the river. When alarm grew at their long absence she found the three dead from snake bites and fainted. She later learned the remaining infant had fallen into the river and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Knoxville
Tenn
John Cooper
Here
Cooper
Four pig freaks bound together surprise Pa town
Four pigs born in a litter near Kittayanipg are joined by a ligament to resemble Siamese twins. Each pig has four legs and one central eye. They were exhibited today by William Silves of Manor town. A veterinary surgeon warned that severing the connection could be dangerous.
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Washington Post
Kittayanipg
William Silves
Manor Town
MISS WILSON FIGHTS FIRE AT EAGLES MERE COTTAGE
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the President helped battle a cottage fire at Eagles Mere Pennsylvania aiding guests and directing occupants to remove possessions. The blaze confined to W C Dodge cottage with rain aiding firemen and others, including Mrs Murph and Mrs Elizabeth Johnson, escaping unharmed. She led a group of women in fighting the flames and offered practical suggestions as the fire was contained.
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Washington
Eagles Mere
Margaret Wilson
W C Podge
Washineaton
Dodges
Tennsitania Avenue
Murph
Elizabeth Johnson
Johnson
Miss Wilson
Mutiny at Sing Sing Triggers Militia Readiness
With two militia companies at White Plains and Yonkers ready to respond, Westchester officials prepared for possible action as Sing Sing prison faced a two day mutiny. A fire caused heavy losses, a second incendiary blaze followed, and 100 convicts staged a strike. Warden Clancy said leaders would be moved to Auburn to restore order, closure of the insurrectional mood traced to outside influence.
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Gisning
White Plains
Yonkers
Sing Sing
John Jentans
Westchester County
Auburn
Looting and heavy fighting shake Shanghai and China
A Shanghai dispatch reports looting as residents flee city fires spread, foreigners wounded, and a gunboat sinking a southern deserters boat. Rebels launch attacks on the arsenal but government troops push back toward Nantao. From Peking to Hankow tensions rise as Sun Yat Sen’s railway charter is canceled and navy orders protect foreigners.
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London
Shanghai
Daily Telegraph
Nanking
Ehiklang
Arsenal
Morning Post
D'spatches
St Petersburg
Shenghai
Nantao
Admiral Tseng
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
China
Canton
Chungking-Fu
Headless girl found at sea in expensively dressed state
Captain Charles White of the schooner Jennie Gilbert reported the discovery of a headless, well nurtured young woman believed aged 18 to 22. The body was found July 16 about 170 miles from Boston, clad in costly clothing, and had been in the water only briefly. The head was severed with a sharp knife, and the captain disposed of the body after wrapping it in canvas.
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Burnes
Boston
Charles White
Jennie Gilbert
Arthal
Apt
Hite
Insurgent Amendments Rewrite Federal Reserve Bill Chaos in House
Chaos marked a White House inspection era as insurgent Democrats pressed amendments to the administration currency bill. Wilson summoned Rep Henry to the White House for a long conference while Glass warned of abandoning efforts. Ragsdale and Henry outlined sweeping changes for warehouse receipt currency and a nine member Federal Reserve board with strict banking and creditor interests shaping the fight.
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Wilson
Henry
White House
Glass
House Banking and Currency Committee
Texge
Trouse Yates
Insurgent’ Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Bulkley
Ohto
Ragsdale
Iffenry
Trouse
Ohio
Glass Dill
Korbly
Indiana
Bulkles
Charman Glass
Thes
Treasury
Agriculture
Bordal
United States
Untitled Local Page Mix of Notices and Sports
Fragmented OCR reading shows a busy page with scattered items on politics, war topics, courts, divorce, editorial comments, sporting results, fishing industry notes, and local commissions. Names, places, and dates are garbled but hint at a mixed daily issue overview.
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Ted T
Trraver
Wilson Dos Es
Tanff
Boloves
Toya Dal Asteasor
Bureh Gauztit -Delass
Secretary Lane Indisposed in Billings Visit
Secretary of the Interior Franklin Lane arrived in Billings Montana with his wife and two secretaries. An attack of neuralgia confines him to his hotel room today.
Prayer Wins Fortune Rewarded by Her Father
Pittsburgh evangelist David S K Byrne travels to Chicago to prove his identity for a will that leaves him a large fortune. The gift stems from a years old incident in a saloon rear where a girl named Lucy Byrne reconciled with her Baltimore family, prompting her father to urge Byrne to assume the Byrne name and support missionary work.
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Missionary
Preacher
Wail
Chicago
David 3 . Byrne
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Lucy Byrne
Byrne
David Kidd
David S K Byrne
Lodge ordeal kills two at Moose hall ceremony
In Birmingham Alabama on July 24 Donald A Ikennes a chauffeur and Christopher Gusmi a foundry worker died after an electric shock during an initiation at the local Loyal Order of Moose hall. The shock reportedly occurred during the ceremony and both men fainted, dying despite physicians' efforts.
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Birmingham
Ala
Donald
Ikennes A
Christopher Gusmi
Ion Molder
Hall of the Loyal Order of Moose
Gusti
Portage Lodge
Bodies of dead transparent experiment at Hahnemann College
A new method of medical instruction at Hahnemann Medical College will replace dissection with a transparent fluid study. Physicians and surgeons are refining a procedure based on German alchemist discoveries to render human cadavers transparent for easier examination of nerves, organs, and bones.
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Philadelphia College
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Medical College
Acentiet
Btudenie
Senate Inquiry Moves On as Mulhall Testimony Unfolds
The Senate Investigating Committee presses its inquiry into Mulhall as he details payments to McDermott and others tied to manufacturers. Mulhall swears his wife Katie aided his travels, was driven insane by New Jersey campaigning, and he describes loans and monthly salaries to key House aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin M Mulhall
Washington
Mulhall
Senate Investigating Committee
Katie M. Mulhall
New Jersey
Cukmine
Wuthall
House of Representatives
House
Ways and Means Committee
J. T McDermott
Ilinois
Nelson Ha
Senate
Manufacturers’ Association
Garrett
Special Housa
Channan Iyernan
Mulal
Muihail
Overman
Nelson
McDermott
T H McMichaels
McMichaels
Henry Neal
Messenger
Harry Parker
Ways and Means
Page
Congress
Neal
Parker
James A Emer
MccDermott
asHe
Gompers
John J Gardner
Fcent
Philadelphia
Katie M Wmushall
South New Jersey
Covington
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White
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Harold A Ritz
Ritz
Connaught
Copper Field
Phone Trust
Bell
Western
Atlantic and Pacific Telephone Company
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph ‘Company
Sunset Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Home Telephone Company of
Independent Telephone Company of Seattle
Title Insurance and Trust Company
Corporation Securities and Investment Company
Independent Long Distance Telephone Company
Washington County Telephone Company
Grameer Telephone and Telegraph Company
MtcMinville
Local
Lebanon Mutual Telephone Company
Theodore N. Vail
Union N. Bethell
Edward J Hart
M C Kingsbury
H B Thayer
New York
William K Driver
Charles P Ware
Massachusetts
Sunny, Tihnos
Henry T Scott
E C Bradles
F W Eaton
Southern Hali
Dansile
Miss Key-Jones
Margaret
W. C. Dodge
Anns
Franklin D Roosevelt
Navy
Reginald F. Nicholson
Kuling
Hankow
Yankow
Yuan Shih Kai
Huang Hsing
Chen Chiwei
Wenwei
Kalgan
Chaos Rules Conference
Chee. & Ghio Ky
St. Louis
St Louis
Lane
Billings, Mont
Girl
Lodge
Katie Mulhall
Witness
House Committee
Cummins
Agent of Manufacturers
Association
Watson
Kirby
Wiliam Hughes
John Dwight
James A Tawney
Finance Committee
Labor Committee
Iam
Coyington
Repubicans
Overmar
James F Watner
Mulhalla
Harpers Ferry
Halter Rea
Jaccmunt
Bo & O TV
Travem Unier Biatlon
Vwoaah Tat Ai
A. Om
Ha.oera Werry
Po m
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