Peninsula League action sparks Saturday clashes
Virginia league fixtures highlighted by Roanoke at Lynchburg and Portsmouth at Danville. Richmond and Norfolk clubs share results as Portsmouth, Danville, and Roanoke post mixed scores. Multiple games feature pitchers, batters, and late rallies amid a busy weekend slate.
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Rhenadoah
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Panor
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MeClineh Valley Divietog
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Portigjouth
Danville
Roasoke
Lyncheburg
Portenouth
Richmead
Portsmouth
Bays GambianG raids do not convict men
Norfolk dispatch reports a heated exchange between Colonel Hodgen, chairman of the police board, and Commonwealth's Attorney John G. Titton over ongoing gambling raids. Hodgen says lawyers advise continuing raids despite failures to convict, Titton counters that the board cannot guarantee convictions until evidence is heard, implying the raids may tilt in the gamblers' favor.
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Minity Hodgem
Police Committee Board of
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Commonwealth
John G. Titton
Hodgen
Mr. Tito
Board of Control
Samblers
Prave in Examination Questions and Answers
Frankfort Kentucky June 7 according to evidence collected by the state superintendent of public instruction an organization with probable headquarters at Lenoreville plans the sale of examination questions to the colored schools of the state Two arrests have been made Alga Long Elizabethtown and Lucy Jackson Wonlayville both negro women found in possession of examination questions A illiterate negro woman was rate to goes With an average of 6% per cent are recent exaimBiasion
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Coable
Leneville Pxleta
Alalga Long
Elizabethtown
Lucy Jackson
Wonlayville
Awerbachs solid glk neckwear and Pedigo Company note
A fragment mentions Awerbachs solid glk neckwear alongside Pedigo Company in a short item. The readable text signals a business reference or listing, with no clear event or date attached. Further context is unavailable in the damaged OCR.
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Awerbach
Longtime Mercer County Judge McClaugherty Honored
An address by Harold A. Rita, on the late Robert McClaugherty, recalls his Scottish Irish lineage, legal career, and service as prosecuting attorney and circuit judge. The tribute commends his intellect, will, and fairness, noting his impact on Mercer County law and promising a commemorative entry in court minutes and notices to the family and press.
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Mercer County Bar Association
Harold A. Rita
R. C. MccClaugherty
Robert €. McClaugherty
Mercer County
Elrent
Jdlg Nlath
Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Raleigh
Boone
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Bar
McClaugherty
West Virginia Bar
Coal minings rules ban black powder after July
Officials Tobn J. Lincoln G H Caperton and J J Hanford receive notice from Chief Laing of the Department of Mines forbidding use of black powder in mines after July except under specific conditions. The letter allows only United States government recognized safety explosives with proper regulation and notes operators will cooperate with the department.
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Tobn J. Lincoln
Pocahontas Coal Operative
G. H. Caperton
New River Cow Operators’ Association
J. J. Hanford
West Virginia Goal Mining Institute
Aluere
Laing
Department of Mines
Tame Minng
United States
Department
Recusations Over Safe Powder Use in Mines Sparks Debate
The chief cites a 60 000 worker plate shortfall of 26 000 upon resumption, warning against foreign labor. Laing restricts black powder use to with inspector supervision, requiring officers, exams, and knowledge of mine laws. Coal operators may blast only under strict daylight or low-occupancy conditions or when workers are out. Operators may hire their own inspectors if they accept federal safety explosives rules.
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Onle
Laing
Inwa
Hla General Kowlelse
Largest flag display near Spokane honors cadet duties
Mrs. Harry BK Mitchell wife of Captain Mitchell aboard a Washington state cutter near Spokane completed what was believed to be the largest American flag in existence. The banner measured about five hundred feet in width and forty nine feet tall, with a blue field and white stars, stretched across the front of a building. The display drew a crowd of cadets and musicians in orderly formation as the flag unfurled and ceremony unfolded.
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Spokane. Ward
Harry BK. Mitchell
Mitchell
Pelt
Spokane
Jatory
Tevorian Warning Terrifies Man in Munich
A tevorian warant who had never before seen a telephone became terrified when Weson's volcepankine allegedly told him he would die of fright in Munich. BL Kasley purportedly warned the man to keep his life intact, and the incident was reported with uncertainty.
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Munich
Weson
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