Richlands $2 Million Land Deal Involving Coal Timber Tracts
An attorney from Grundy VA reportedly arranged options on 31 000 acres of coal and timber land near Aucklands VA. Ritter Lumber Company, a large U S lumber producer, is expected to acquire the options and likely develop the coal and timber assets. The deal is valued well above two million dollars and spans several tracts noted for fine timber and coal deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
Aucklands
Ritter Lumber Company
Ritter
United States
Report to be distributed at Spokane meeting
In Spokane a 500 person gathering of men and women from Western and Pacific states urged printing and free distribution of the Country Life Commission report. Ex President Roosevelt appointed the commission in 1908 to study farming conditions and farm living. The Spokane Chamber of Commerce will handle distribution. The February 9 report reading in the United States faced opposition from Ben Tillman and others over a preliminary document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Ward
Western and Pacific States
Country Life Problems
Country Life Commission
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
United States
Bena
Tillman
Newton
Cinelon
Prescott Toosevell
Ponerven
Mowat Little Hopes for New Trial
Roanoke Va ten 8 Mowat Little the condemned murderer received a letter from Tinerrasel yesterday stating that he had hopes for writing a new trial for him.
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Roanoke
Mowat Little
Tinerrasel Sire Terday
Salvation Army Leader Tureatomed Bio Sparks Debate
A fragmentary report flags controversy around a Salvation Army figure linked to the term Taction and alleged general Meth associations. The piece hints at leadership tensions and contentious views within the organization, with no clear outcomes or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Madame Villa franca linked to Ferrer in Paris arrest photo
Madame Soledad Villafrance, pupil and companion of anarchist Francisco Ferrer, is depicted with Ferrer in a Paris boulevard photo taken shortly before his arrest. Once Ferrer’s ally in Barcelona, she aided plots and was expelled from Spain for her activism.
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Madame Soledad Villafrance
Francisco Ferrer
Spansh
Ferrer
Barcelona
Spain
M. Ferrer
Madame Villafranca
Paris
Anti Saloon League Announces Winter Convention
Chicago reports the Anti Saloon League of America to hold its first biennial convention from December 6 to December 4 in thin ity Nov 0 to Dec. 4. Prominent speakers including Congressmen and state officials will address delegates. The program features reports from officers and readings of manuscripts, with receptions and formal addresses on national temperance goals and legislative action.
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Chicago
Anti-Saloon League of America
Thureday
Delezites
MiMep
Kanan
P Hobkow
Alabama
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Mentemy Gi
Auniphrage
W.B. Curey
Brother Dead 7 War A Tale From Crewe Celebration
Fragmentary OCR yields a wartime notice referencing a funeral or memorial tied to Crewe and a celebration date. Names and precise actions are unclear, but the piece centers on a deceased individual and associated tributes within a local community.
Switchmen Strike Fails to Hit Local Traffic
A fragmented report notes the Switchmen's strike in the west will not affect traffic on the N. and W. The Brotherhood of Trainmen holds the fort, claiming greater strength and organization. Snakes is the nickname used by others for the Schehmet group within rail unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Trainma
Ub Chicley
Claiwet Dhue
Tao Mmenibere
Hat Lodge
Schehmet
Ietiers
Seanien and
Switch Nomret
Conuntadorn
Engineers Lodge
Faculty Cuts Out Football Amid Turbulent College Fallout
A fragmented report details faculty opposition at a university linked to football program cuts and campus tensions. Names such as Mewiphie Tran Dee Laver and others appear amid unclear dates and locations, with references to a public timing and potential legal or administrative action.
Northwest Faces Famine Amid Rail Strike Cloud
Northwest regions face widespread hunger as 13 major railroads tied to Kern Seattle routes halt goods. Flour mills idle due to grain shortage. tens of thousands displaced. Brotherhood of Railway Porters may strike in sympathy, worsening job losses and cutting freight movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northwest
Kern
Seattle
Pacific Coast
the Brotherhood of Railway Jiralninten Mey
Mystery in Murder Case Explored in East Orange
Report outlines Mrs Wm Shoal charged with murder after a body was found in a bath. Ming Virginia Wirdoow, aunt to the accused, is held without bail. Long narrative references Civil War connections and local business figures amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ww. M. Shoal
Bath
East Orange
N. J
Ming Verginia Wirdiow
Snend
Col. Rober
Marlin
Peter Forest
Uncle Samuel Gets a Bid in 1910 Congress Radiology Note
Washington reports a bid for Uncle Samuel at the Interdwtional Congressum radiology and electricity to be held in Heuunels in 1910. An interiategal commersin will be annolited at the forthcoming conc ention to examine a question pertaining to nilides. A second item notes Koreans issued with orders in the otge for a TM lerite report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conrad de Bulskere
Steen
Beegie
Chisato
Dee
Ain
Kentucky Leads Tobacco States in World Production
An Agriculture Department report on tobacco production shows Kentucky leads all states, producing more than one third of the U S crop and about one ninth of the world’s total. The report notes major tobacco growers in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Illinois, with Kentucky dominating output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Eeippol
Texan
Kentucky
Steet Cobners
Farabmentan
Pera
Engineers to Meet December 8
A malformed notice lists an upcoming meeting for engineers on December 8. The fragmentary text hints at a scheduling event and related attendee references, but specifics are unreadable. The readable bits indicate a professional gathering with dates and possibly a location or organizing body.
Insurgents Claim Victory As Zelaya Question Grows
Wireless reports from Nicaragua say Zelaya plans to resign with General Irraw to succeed him while insurgent leaders hail U.S. refusal to recognize Zelaya as boosting their cause. They report Rama battle success, claims of 100 revolutionaries killed, and U.S. Marines being dispatched from Philadelphia to the Pacific coast area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Dee
Nicaragua
Mente Nee Deine
Bente
New Orton
Zelaya
Irlaw Wl
Rama
Alteehul
Zelayn
Knox
Ze- Tiyan
Sells Big Body Of Coal Lands
Fragmentary OCR yields a partial notice about sale of coal lands with readable names unclear. Core idea centers on a land sale involving coal properties and likely a legal or public notice form. No distinct persons or organizations conclusively identifiable.
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Richlands
Anti Saloon League Meeting
Dorey
Clee
Mewiphie
Tran
Laver
John Dawnins
Laity
Unite
VT Ton Meeting
Fentie
Oble
Petamae
Steven
Jae Beyer
Tour
Gall Downs
Supor R
Great Northern
Duluth
Ruport
Bluefield
Virginia Wardlow
Mrs. Snead
Ikatria
Kirby
Man Facturies
Wien
Moore
Winktawsy
Tang
Che
Imal Enrayarny
Wilkenbarré
Po Ghartnershiy
Woolworth
Woodlworth
Kehy Temiep
Wikmabire
Samuel
Commons
AlbernTa
Rene
Asourth
Parker
Cane van Barenteen
National Conservatory
Wolhby
SP Fm
Indivatyr Iitean
Hart
Tiad
Navy Department
Prairie
Philadelphia
Albany
Yorktown
Michelena Bay
Corinto
Xeonele
Nicaragnan
Henne Howegnes
Nicaragnan Ciie
Divig
Dad
Eine Wa
Wits
Dheein
Welles
Kernel Tadagy
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