Incident in town as Slav strikers clash with Black workers
A mass confrontation in a small town on June 2 involved a group of Slav strikers and Black residents. The Black workers fled after windows were broken and a door opened to safety, while the Slavs pursued a Black worker who sought refuge at a private residence. Local militia and federal troops were mobilized to restore order, with reports of volleys fired and ongoing tension as workers vow to resist.
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Pueasayr
Jane
Slava
Tosime
Mee
Rane
Moorewood
Western floods rage as rivers rise across Idaho and British Columbia
The Upper Columbia and its tributaries swell with snowmelt as floods flood towns from Port Lasp to Hope. Rail lines are submerged across 95 miles of track, bridges wash out, and hundreds of homes are evacuated. Some lines resume service as weather remains hot and snowfields melt, with continued risk of higher water levels.
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Columbia
PortLasp
Colombia
Tacoma
Wasty
Northern Pacific
Horse Plains
Hope
Idaho
Northern Pacific Overlands
F. D. Huestis
Hoe
Clerk's Ford
Highlands
Great Northern
Great Falls
Mont
Canadian Pacific
Waxcouyne
Westminster
Mission
Langley
Cailliwacll
Yale
Canon
Prispeut
Ratiroade
Missing Contractor Skips District Mail Contract
In Massiseros West Virginia W H Jones and Roach abscond after selling household goods and borrowing to collect on a mail contract from the Kanawha headwaters total value. His wife also left with Charles Pewitt on Sunday. Nettie Haggerty wife of Capt J N Haggerty died of heart failure at 44 after a few days illness. Interment in L.O.O.A. West Virginia Sunday.
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Paracusaceo
W. Va
Jones
W. H. Jones
Roach
Kanawha River
Collec
Iatver
Wooksace
Chas. Pewit
Die Epeciet Trisorim Co Cn
Basie
Massiseros
Nettie Haggerty
J. N. Haggerty
W. A Haggerty
Garland expects smooth sheet scale talks with manufacturers
Prorspune Pa June 2 President Garland leader of the Amalgamated Association of Tin Iron and Steel Workers says no trouble is anticipated in settling the sheet scale with the Manufacturers' Association. A conference date will be fixed at a meeting next week. The new scale copies are being mailed to lodges and will be presented as received.
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Garland
Prorspune
Amalgamated Association of Tin, Iron and Steel Workers
Manufacturers’ Association
Breckinridge Campaign at Midway Draws 600 in Kentucky
About 600 attended at Midway Kentucky where Colonel Breckinridge spoke for over an hour, attacking opponent Wm C Owens while praising Rev John R Deering. The crowd included 20 women as Breckinridge clashed with Judge George Kinkead and Prof McGarvey, then Evan Settle spoke to a mixed audience as bitterness rose over the event. The division echoed into Frankfort and New Castle as campaigns move forward.
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Lexixcox
Breckinridge
Midway
Wm. C. Owens
Owens
Louisville
Chicago
Breckbridge
Congress
George Kinkead
Versailles
John R. Deering
Deering
McGarvey
Evan Settle
Settle
Wellsville Murder Case and Cornerstone Laying
In Wellsville Ohio a Pittsburg woman Alma Watters and Jesse McGregor are charged in the Lizzie Ewing murder case with a Monday preliminary hearing imminent after a not guilty plea. Testimony at the inquest includes Lizzie’s mother reporting threats and multiple witnesses hearing screams from the Ewing establishment. A separate note from Parkersburg West Virginia announces the Monday cornerstone laying of a new Methodist Protestant church at Lynn and Wood streets, under Masonry supervision with Rev. F T Tagg and Rev. M C Bislett speaking as the event marks a gala day with bands.
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Jesse McGregor
Alma Watters
Sunday Register
Wellsvile
Pittsburg
Lizzie Ewing
McGregor
Sarah F. Moore
Ewing
Lizzie
Port Perry
Fe Parkensnene
W. Va
New Methodist Protestant Church
Lynn and
Wood Streets
Grand Lodge of Masons of
West Virginia
F.T. Tagg
Baltimore Methodist Protestant
M. C. Bislett
General Watts Verdict Against Southern Bell Involving Fire Loss
In Charleston West Virginia on June 2 a federal court jury returned a verdict for 29000 dollars against Southern Bell Telephone in a case brought by General C O Watts about a February fire at his house. The jury followed judge Jackson's instructions and the house had insurance of 4500 dollars.
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Torley
Frank Willams
Coal River
Carey Toney
Apecie
Ccharlestox
W. Va
Gen. C
Watts
Southern Bell Telephone Geo. Watts House Lastbruary
Fru
Jackson
Washington and Pittsburg Battle Ends in Narrow Tie and More Sports Bits
Washington defeated Pittsburg 7 to 4 in a rough fielding game at home as eight thousand attended. Other reports include New York and St Louis ending in a sixth inning tie, Boston beating Cleveland with four home runs, and Brooklyn and Chicago rain-shortened. Bethany tops Steubenville in college baseball. Ramapo leads a thoroughbred race card at Monmouth with multiple races and results.
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D. C
Pittsburg
Ebr Ceicolough
Peters Washington
Tebeau
Beckley
Donovan
Smith
Abbey
Joyce
Cartwright
Glasscock
Lyons
Biret
Maul
Colcolough
Mack
Colcolo
Hurst
Alla
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Swartwood
the Colonels
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Sport
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O'Rourke
Bautione
Janes
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Oomiske
Cincinnati
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Parrott
Lynch
Bethany
Steubenville
W. Va
Bethany College Baseball Club
Steubenville Athletic Club
Wilbera
McDiarmid
Turner
Lewis
Dacy
Wilsteubenville
Branson
Walker
Two New Sensations Emperor William Tumor and Bulgaria War Cloud
A British press summary reports two major developments this week: an operation on Emperor William of Germany to remove an encysted tumor from his cheek and a Bulgarian upheaval following the fall of the Stambulov cabinet. Officials state the Emperor’s health is stable and the operation successful, while Bulgaria’s turmoil could invite foreign involvement.
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Germany
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Europe
Russia
Reichnenserger
Wiliam
Sofia
Stambulos
Frederic
Morel MacKenzie
Victria
Prof
Dergmass
Leuthold
Rarperor
Reichsanseiger
Publi
Emperor Gond
Ramapo Wins Metropolitan Handicap in Variable Weather
New York June 2 6000 fans watched the Metropolitan handicap at Morris Park where Ramapo prevailed as Pred Taral rode to victory. Dr Klee could not carry the weights allotted, while Ramapo led the field with Ree Ringlet Dos Alonzo and Heary of Salep among early contenders. Rain began after the big race, but the event ran smoothly in the shifting conditions.
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Herald
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Henry
Navarre
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