Oklahoma Boys Aim to Meet President in Washington
S years old Louis Abernathy and his year-old brother Temple travel from Oklahoma to New York with father Marshal John Abernathy. They plan to meet the President and call him Bill while visiting Washington to see sights and libraries. They enjoyed a pillow fight, meals, and evening outings, with Detective O Brien noting earlier trips to Ohio. The party will stop in Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia Trenton Newark before reaching New York with L H Whikler chronicling the journey.
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Louis Abernathy
Temple
Oklahoma
New York
Washington
Marshal John Abernathy
Haleigh Hotel
Congressional Library
Louie
Bill
Hoogevelt Leddy
Taft Bill
Raleigh
Central Office Tetectiva O'Brien
Oxlatoma
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Trenton
New Brandwick
Newark
Sata Leute
L. H Whikler
Will Maln
Boye
Fight Over Gustown Name Ends With Harriman Change
Gustown residents battled to keep the old town name after officials renamed it Harriman on Saturday. An appeal to Congress preceded the reversal, with Mira CH Harriman offering 250 dollars for village improvements if the town became Harriman in honor of her husband Bea.
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Turner
Harriman
Gustown
Congress
Mira CH
Miners Marches Enjoined in Trem Pa Field
Courts issue a permanent injunction banning unlawful marching by striking miners. The order, granted May 22 on petition by the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company, restrains miners from congregating or marching near Irwin field and mines in the region. The miners have long used marches as a show of force against strikebreakers, with several small riots occurring near company mines in the past three weeks.
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Trem
Field
Specter
Pittsburg
Irwin Feld
Minere
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Emery
New York
Qjiveland Company
West Virginia Campaign Opens In Mineral County
Congressman George Caturgiss and former State Auditor A C Scherr met with C N Finnell in Keyser as Second district campaign for the congressional nomination begins. Sturgiss–Hubbard supporters target Grant county while Scherr weighs a possible third United States Senate candidate between Scott and Hubbard. Governor Dawson and Isaac S Mann are considered for the Senate race.
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Washington Post
Keyser
W Va
George Caturgiss
A C Scherr
C N Finnell
United States
Scott
Hubbard Farmer
Williaam M Dawson
Charleston
Isaac S Mann
Bluefield
Four Die In Chinatown Fire At Dove Street Tenement
In a Chinatown blaze at 15 and 17 Dove Street early today four Chinese men died and several others were injured. The fire gutted a brick tenement housing three Chinese social clubs on the ground floor and a real Chinese restaurant on the first floor. Upper floors contained many displaced residents. The blaze began in the restaurant and spread quickly, trapping occupants as rescuers searched for bodies.
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Washington Post
New York
Dove Street
South Street
Lou Houck Yuen
Hem Main Get
Chu Sing
Hom Buk
Lou Houck Yuen Waa
Get
Tom Hung
Hom Yah
Hudson Street
Horn Sule
Ukoly
Tha
Brotherhood
Rescue Society
Jury Finds John Lyons Responsible for Arlington Craps Shooting
A coroner's jury in Alexandria county held at Fort Runyon concluded John Lyons, a Black man, killed David Blue during a craps game dispute in Hell's Bottom near Arlington Junction. Lyons fled and remained at large as authorities pursued him. witnesses include Jo Ballard and Edward Taylor. A large vigil is held by local officials as public and private schools close at noon for the holiday.
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Washington Post
Alstandrie
Ashton
Alexandria County
Fort Runyon
John Lyons
Davia Blue
Hell's Bottom
Arlington Junction
Alexandria
Washington
Jouo Ballard
Edward Taylor
Fort Myer Heights
Lyons
Blua
Blue
Goodman
Sheriff Palmer
T Frank Denis
Foramen Robert Horstmen
Henry
D’albert
T Tt Stanehurnsr
J E McFadden
J F Siegel
Heavy iron purchases drive large foundry contracts across regions
New York reports heavy consumption of foundry iron last week with about 600 to 7000 tons contracted across Northern, Southern, and Eastern districts. Total last two weeks near 250000 tons, with prices easing slightly as competition remains intense. Major buyers include Fipe works and utilities, with significant railroad and bridge orders in the West and East. structures and fabricated steel also seeing activity and rent maintained at a residence in Randle Highlands amid ongoing payments.
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New York
Fipe Works
New England
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Alabama
Mary
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Abernathy Boys
Rooseveltian
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West Virginia
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Randle Highlands
David Blue
Alexandria Light Infantry
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Erapa
Elisabeth ‘T. McVeigh
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Queentreet
Alexaandris
MacVeigh
James H McVeigh
McVeigh
Cardinal Athletic Club
Franklin Athletic Club
King Street
Etalon
Remgna
George K Pickatt
Fairfax County
Sixth
Internal Revenue District
Mahoneyville
Franke Brownlow
Abingdon
Samuel Lyles
Iaw
Councilmeno Thomaa
Richelli
Bowth Washington Street
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rock of Agon
James R Mansfeld
America
Edgar Carpenter
Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church
J T Preston
Sr C. U A.M
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James W Jackson
Order of United American Mechanica
National Cemetery
Capt Crittenden
Ealdters
Joseph A Sevier
Second Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
Willard P Graves
Mixy Blanche Betchford
Dora Verney Svill
Stm
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Mr. Tenant
Klet
Shannon & Luchs
Aisie
Tlot
Micette Behts
Rock Creek Park
Biles
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Connecticut Avenue Bridge
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South Carolina Ave. S. E
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14Th St
H. R. Howenstein CO
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Lana Ens
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