Men Held for Further Hearing in County Threats Case
Franklin Harris colored of the county and his cousin Eugene Harris of Martinsburg West Virginia were committed to jail after a hearing before Justice Tavenner on a threats charge filed by Cecil Huff a white Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fireman. Huff reported a Sunday night confrontation as the crowd demanded details of a prior trouble and then fled to a neighbor for help.
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Franklin Harris Colored
Eugene Harris Colored
Martinsburg
W. Va
Justice Tavenner
Cecil Huff
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stephenson
Huff
Return of Mr. Cather Shrouded in Evidence of Theft Case
The report notes Mr Cather returning as evidence points to a serious case involving two men who admitted to going drinking. A number of large calibre fridges were stolen from one of the men.
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Mr.Cather
Coal Dealers Profit Question From West Virginia Letter
A Staunton editor receives a West Virginia coal concern chief s letter arguing retailers add three to four dollars per ton to mine prices plus freight. He cites New River run of mine coal at 3.00 to 3.25 a ton and claims dealers in Lynchburg and Richmond charge 8.00 to 10.00. The writer asserts price levels hurt households and notes wage changes since 1915.
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Staunton
Vaty
West Virginia
Lynchburg
Richmond
West Vira
Forty Injured On High Speed Line Collision
Forty persons were injured when a two car train on the Niggata Falls high speed line of the International Railt Company struck an open switch near the Tonawahda city limits. Both cars toppled and rolled over after the impact.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Niggata Falls
International Railt . Company
Norern
Tonawahda
Eighteen Prohibition Agents Laid Off in New York
Federal prohibition enforcement staff for New York and northern New Jersey were dismissed June 30 as a result of a $500,000 cut in the year's appropriation. Most of the affected agents were based in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Immigrants Pass Through New York Immigration Station
New York July 2 Immigrants examined and admitted to enter the United States number about 55 000 miles of travel spent by hopefuls and families as they rushed toward Lower Broadway buildings. About 9 000 remain at the immigration station or aboard ships awaiting examination. Liners arriving today were held in a bay while passengers scanned the land of promise. Quotas from Asia and Africa have been published and more will be announced as ships are examined. Greek Turkish Swedish Italian among eight small European nations cited. The Motorist's Be y notes children staying alert to updates a little fellow exclaims about a wheelbase showing interest in the scene.
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New York
Broadway
Solna
United States
Asia
Africa
Italan
Misfortunes collected in one place Solon reflection
A terse reflective note on misfortunes suggesting men gladly carry their own burdens back home rather than accept shared proportion from The cook. The fragment hints at a moral about communal sharing versus personal responsibility.
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Solon
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