Prisoner’s board paid by enemy to keep him jailed
In St Louis, Hiram Pusey has Casey held in jail with Casey’s debt and a $500 claim at issue after a dispute over a school debt. Pusey pays Casey’s board at $13 per day and plans to cover six months, aiming to recover $400 from Casey’s funds while Casey sits in county jail awaiting resolution.
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Tom Keis
Louis
Hiram
Casey
Pusee
Am Tee-Gscreper
Father Painfyl
Pusey
Satlatacen
Nurmi
Neager
Acc
Posey
Japl Pasey
Puney
Detectives Hunt Thief After Paris Documents Robbery
Detectives search for a thief who robbed M. Herbette of several important documents in Moscow. The incident targets a French resident and impacts diplomatic material.
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Stoscow
Moscow
Ans Yasador
M. Herbette
Obituary for Albert Payne and Betta White
Albert Dstayny Payne aged 65 died suddenly after illness. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Mark Payne a daughter Mary Dayne and a sister Mrs. Wool xin of Charlottesville Virginia. Memorial services will be Monday afternoon at the Trinity Church with Rev Walter Nine deinting and the American Mechanics Society No 44 in charge. White funeral services for Betta White 26 who died Thursday will be held this afternoon at 2 at Sacred Heart Church. She is survived by her husband F E White a daughter Dorothy and her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Mitchell. Burial will be in the Boring HUL cemetery.
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Albert Payne
Albert Dstayny
Rdas
Hiness
Marko Payne
Mary Dayne
Wool. Xin
Charlottesville
Dale Elves
Walter Nine
American Mechanics Sariety Nu
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Bent E. White
Betta
White
Sacred Heart Ehuren
Whitey
Dorothy
Wom Mitchell
Hul
Senator Helmick Honors Scribes and West Virginia Press Club
Newspaper correspondents of the 1925 legislature attended a dinner at the Kanawha hotel hosted by Senator A L Helmick. The gathering led to the formation of the West Virginia Press Club with Jesse Sullivan elected president and a slate of officers chosen. An honorary president, Helmick, was named by unanimous vote. Attendees included several state senators and press members from Charleston papers.
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A.L. Helmick
Tucker County
Ditmer
Kanawha Hotel
West Virginia Press Club
Jesse Y. Sullivan
M. Morgan
Wer
Sam Sr. Mallison
Hieward MM. Gore
Hebert E. Herner
Bermick
Ilelinicle
Charleston
Apoekyrs
Senator Helnick
Cecil B Highland
Wetzel County
BE. Barker Reynolds
Mineray County
Jesse ¥. Sullivan
Sam B. Mallison
W. H. McKeown
Drtron
James W. Weir
Elkins
Frank 4
Burlington
R. H. Horner
The
Daily Mall
R. 2. Anderson
Associated Press
Calvert Es- All
IntelUvenges
EH. W. Stephan
Clyde H. Hast
R. 13
Murphy
Charleston Gazette
Reform of the House of Lords Faces Three Key Disputes
London April 20. The British cabinet plans a commission to reform the House of Lords amid three main points of disagreement. Hereditary membership, whether peerage creation should be limited, and the method to define or revise the Lords' powers are debated as ministers seek a democratic reconstitution with broad legislative powers.
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Rea
London
House of Lords
House of Gurds
Lora Chanvelary
Palnta
House of Comons
Pannot
Tty
Oxford
Asquith
House of Lords Waldake
Primche
Tin
Tewlade
Baldwin
Monor
Von Hindenburg and German presidential race notes
The article outlines the German presidential election amid multiple candidates including von Hindenburg, von Prindenhors, and Wilhelm, detailing party alignments, vote totals, and the campaign’s limited public activity by the field marshal who chose not to vote and stayed in Hanover.
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Frage One
SAR
Wilhelm
Marz
Cone Ter Party
Dr. Held
Bavarian Peoples Party
Helpach
Democratic Pauly
Emeral Ludendorft
Faacist
Amd Rust Phaeiann
Hince Nome
Weld
Marshal von Prindenhors
Br. Jarres
L. Wilhems Mark
Centre Party
Republican Blue
Weimar Coalitun
Sdditio
Snetaliste
Democrats
Erony
Vierlone
Commentata
Ernst Whiemann
Tharlmann
von Hindenburg
Max
Offen
Seven Earth
Mra
Lang National
Mera
Shirehal von Hindenburg
Wiermany
Hin
Becayis
Republic of Normany
Bourgeck
Imperial Germany
Hanover
Lis
Belty
Mot
von Hildenturg
Lagr
Revelation and faith cited in eternal mappx expression
The fragment references a claim of assurance through resurrection and faith, noting God’s guarantee of belief in eternal life. It hints at a preacher concluding that faith sustains believers while the speaker remains in the world.
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Fihiselfn
Earth Tremors Reported Across Multiple Cities
An April tremor wave hit Indianapolis Louisville St Louis and Washington with shakes lasting seconds to minutes. Reports describe shattered dishes, moved furniture and university seismograph readings indicating unusually intense activity across several locations.
Great Cypress Tree Saved at New Bern Historic Landmark
A 1000 year old Great Cypress in New Bern was saved after wood rot exposed the heartwood. Surgeons sterilized and braced the trunk, preserving a specimen once linked to colonial events and a site where Nathanael Greene met Gov. Richard Caswell.
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New Bern
George Wielfoxten
Nathaniel Vircene
Aieriga
Washington
New Tees
Inedians
Plymouth Drills In Another Well
Wall number Ute newest ta hat drifted into pay find of the Plewouth OW capnns holdings in the fig Lake teld of Trias, yesterday biew In with a products of TH barrels per dewn. The well has been drilled 15 feet into production sxound and will go deeper today. Well 18 follows piesa on the heole of 1S, which came in last week with hewvy How later increased by deeper dpillines.
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Plewouth
Trias
Tinitanan
InealeMiak
Consolidation Coal closes last two mines in West Virginia
Consolidation Coal announces the shutdown of its final two mines in northern West Virginia, Old No. 8 and Little Pennsyl, ending unionized operations under the Jacksonville agreement. The move affects 415 workers and marks a shift from union to open-shop practices in the district.
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Northern Field
Union
Jacksonville
Spapamon
West Virginia
Doal Company
Cnsug
Arrows
Ones
Kavk
Ned
Attawind
Tadwanpung
West Wirginis
Basrment
Man Held After Auto Crash injures youth in Leonia
A 16 year old Leonia resident is hospitalized with minor cuts after a collision with a vehicle driven by J W Garrett of First Avenue. Garrett sits in the city jail awaiting a morning hearing on reckless driving and failure to stop charges. The other injured rider, Alexander, was struck along Maryland Avenue and treated for non serious injuries.
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J. H. Garrett
Leonia Asesamet
J. Wf. Garrete
First Avenue
Earls
Youn Alexander
Maryland
Diet Clerks Demand Higher Wages. Threaten Walkout
Clerks employed at the Japanese Diet press for higher wages and threaten to strike if demands are not met. Officials claim funds are lacking, with current pay cited as insufficient. a shutdown by clerks could disrupt parliamentary business.
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Tokyo
Wales
Pereames
Resurrection Rumor Contrasted With Death Claim
The piece notes a statement attributed to Mendy before his death denying a newspaper notice of his passing, claiming the reports would be false as he would have only begun thirteen years prior to his death and that his final words were recorded as a reply to this rumor.
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Mendy
Coolidge Watches Vote in Germany on Mayflower Cruise
President Coolidge aboard the Mayflower of Beightkeeper, advised by radio of German election returns showing von Hindenburg likely to be elected. The voyage past Chesapeake Bay carried Secretaries Mellon Hoover and others aboard as the yacht returned to Washington after a Potomac cruise.
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Washington
Coolidge
Associated Press
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Germany
Naval Communications Service
President
Lin Panty
Chesapeake Bay
Mellon
Hoover
Arthur 2. Dounts
Tariff Commission
Wennis
Frank B. Noyes
Frank &. Hight
When a Feller Needs a Friend headline
Fragment reads as a public health cheer encouraging all ages from six to sixty to enjoy a balanced lifestyle. Emphasizes benefits of regular exercise and staying in good condition with accessible guidance.
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David Barker
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Tucker County Solon Dinea
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Nelle Barron
Cai Darwen
Hetherrgton
Uhr
Capitol
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Leon
Indianapolis
Andy
Louisville
Wight
Lowisville
Imarnh
Geargrtown University
Wa. An
George Washington
Nathaniel Green
Plymouth
Texas
Hallanan
Consol
Lad
Japan
Dawn
Sears Monument Company
Monumenta
Virginia ST
Mather
Han
Four Mather
Tagiay 2
Coffey
S‘gorrer
Worcester
England
Poopla
Charleston Clearing House Association
Every Charleston Bank
Alma Rubens
Sho
Case
B. F. Keith
Norval Baptie
Gladys Lamb
Trom the College
Asia
Chicago
Jim Wire
Harry
Emma Sharrock
Fanchon
Alexander Darrow At the Organ
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