Kanawha field rate fight heads to Washington
Yarborough sails for Washington to press federal body to equalize coal rates for Kanawha mines. He argues the Kanawha operators gain from an emergency tariff toward New England shippers, with through rates to distant markets and a planned December 21 sunset.
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Yarborough
Washington
New York Central
Serail
Kanawha
New England
Burks
Gre
Kenaya
Thacker
Biz Sandy
Virginia
New Pinghead
Lnet
Mr. Yarborough
Aical
Magawhe Distr
Rivet
Logan
fConova
Kentucky
Sandy
Clinch Vn Jey
N. Wlao
Washington, D.C
Anawha
Ri Sundy
Albany
West Viraginia
Kanawhs
West Virginia
Potomac River
Tam
Willie Willis tale of prisoners and a defiant act
A fragmented clipping recounts Willie Willis and a prison tale involving pirates and a defiant stance. The piece mentions Rob Quin, Mike, Alma, and a mother’s warning, with unclear context and garbled phrasing typical of OCR from old pages.
Clergyman Found Dead From Poison in Minneapolis
Police investigated the death of Rev. K G Birkeland former president of the Augshury seminary board of truities. A pathologist reported no evidence of suicide or homicide though a blunt impact injury was found on the head. The clergy man had been missing since November 4. A room was rented by a woman named Reynolds alleging marital plans. Locks and lights were intact when the body was discovered in the apartment.
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Minneapolis
Mhun
Nec
T— Polwon Jenuxer
K. G. Birkeland
Ormer
Augshury Seminary Board of
Truxties
Henolds
Reynolds
Wergyomn
Tx Haven
Annulment Suit in Last Stage
Details of a high profile annulment trial in Witte Plating New York where Beatric and James Rhinelander Whose wealthy Nusa sue for estrangement amid race prejudice claims. Court adjourned to tomorrow for further arguments as Davis and Mills spar over conduct and credibility with Allen’s father George Jones moved to tears.
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Akwuner
Pacis
Atnyinl
Shinelander
Dogether
Alice
Floris Fhinlander
George Jones
Allen
Davis
Mills
Agreement Reaches Pact To Fund Romanian Debt
The United States Treasury and allied assurances announce a settlement with Romania on debt funding. The plan starts with 20,000 next June and rises to 200,000 by June 15, 1999, with a 3.7 percent annual increase and a total interest path guiding payments over 62 years. The agreement mirrors British lines and reduces the total treasury liability while applying lenient terms in early years.
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Treas
Washington
Thy
Debe
Adaugainst & Restrd
Tony
Alnie
Tim BP
Vancen
Rumania
State case outlines embezzlement at Carnésie Trust
The state opened a case against John A. Bell, former president of the Carnésie Trust Co, charged with embezzling over 1,000,000 in bank funds. Bell allegedly used ledgers and checks to disguise the losses. Severe witnesses were summoned to testify about the 462,000 county funds linked to the scheme.
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Pimtusbergh
Lier
John A. Bell
Carnésie Trust Company
Bell
London hosts landmark Locarno signing amid calls for disarmament
German Chancellor and foreign minister signed the Locarno pact in London with British and French leaders present. Delegates discussed disarmament, future League of Nations participation, and regional security. Germany seeks broader engagement while indicating tentative steps toward European stability and collective security.
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London
Germany
Lather
Mo Germain
Gustave Strescimann
Lady Chamberlain
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Revundra
Gatherioz
Cometry
League of Nations
Europe
Britain
Aston Chamberlain
Buukley Hal
United States
Syiri
Alri Uhery
Ava Dogedens
Vba Pelibespat
Sie Awan
Tainy Hambermin
Feneth
Suige
Thineland
Jury faces six hour verdict in Raleigh slaying case
In Raleigh a jury deliberated six hours in a case charging Captain T R Brookus G Simmons and a federal agent with killing Bee Tile. Jurors requested further instructions as court weighed whether officers were justified in shooting during a pursuit and if charges should proceed in federal court. The trial, moved to federal court from Wake County, contends officers acted amid danger and public fear while pursuing alleged criminals.
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Detiberas
T.R. Brookus
Aquegaal
Stile Police
Ius
Sime Mous
Proibithin
Ant
Rochs
Meclin
Tven Tate
Judie
May
Maleigh County
Simmons
United States Atturney
Mitchell trial session erupts in heated courtroom clash
A press text describes a chaotic court martial trial with interruptions, heated exchanges between defense counsel and a general, and procedural disruptions. Officers and witnesses testified as tensions rose, the panel struggled with interruptions, and the judge attempted to restore order before adjourning.
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Lily
Avsmitted Press
Aes
Sion
Erie
Reid
Milnes
Whit Defense Counsel
Magny
Tiavuurt
Lice
Graves
Lub
Tila
Diyeras
Wiliresces
Ely
Penue
Braves
Volloaguys
Ley
Aten Gal Graves
Anier Wah
Aber
L. Howse
Turmoil as Governor's Husband Faces Fallout Amid Visitation
In a chaotic scene surrounding a high profile visit to Wyumle Texas, Governor’s husband endures turmoil as court actions and political maneuvering ripple through Travis County. An array of officials, lawyers, and aides battle over posts and duties while the regional press documents shifting alliances and contested authority amid the ongoing controversy.
Miners Fight Outlook as Talks Resume Postpone
Across Harrisburg and Philadelphia reports say the United Mine Workers and coal operators discuss resuming negotiations on a plan previously submitted to officials. John L. Lewis cites operator rejection of Governor Pinchot's peace terms. plan would resume work with wage levels, five year contract, and a settlement board within 60 days.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Tohn L. Lewis
Tansted
Pinchot
Aprit
Pitchot
Compubee
Dorsad
Philadelphia
Waza
Inglia
Lewis
Pad Murray
United Mine Workers
Durin Lewis
Goverinr Pinchot
Linton
Verdict Awarded Against K K Musgrave in Philadelphia Case
A jury awarded damages totaling 4 900 dollars to a plaintiff against K K Musgrave and associates over alleged services rendered in a case involving the Ku Klux Klan. The verdict came after several hours of deliberation with potential post trial motions discussed by counsel. A key witness, reportedly connected to the defense, testified that Musgrave was urged to represent the plaintiffs by others. The proceedings involved a special grand jury and investigations into related declarations and testimonies. The ledger of participants included several named individuals and locations referenced in the case.
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Lawrence G. Musgrave
Tu Sd Klan
Lin
Klin
Anrvices
Mutou
Pauls
Khneridge
Atlanta
Vic
Fie Idan
Youth Confesses Murder of Friend in New York Case
Gordon Pirie a youth confesses murdering friend George Xzc Jr with an axe over jealousy after his body is found under a sister’s bed. He remained in police custody without bail awaiting Friday hearing as details emerge from his confession and arraignment.
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New York
Gordon Pirie
George Xzc, Jr
Pulke
Nye
Mar- Auret Plele
Gordon
Khiy
Chepplow
Pirie
Hin Sine
Elrring
Piriecule Deshenuaz
Ted Clatricet
Adiernes McGeehan
Bronx
Leopold
Lech “Theil
Chang Teo-Lin’s Shifting Alliances In China Crisis
Shanghai dispatches indicate Chang Teo-Lin still commands power as factions flip within Manchuria and Honan. General Li Ching-Lin seeks new terms with Chang after defections and recent clashes along the Yangtse frontier. Negotiations involve Sun Chuan-Fang and Governors Shiantung and Honan, amid reports of coalition against Feng Yu-Shiang and other rivals.
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Shanghai
Maranki
Chang Teo-Lin
China
Manchuria
Shanghei
Ching-Lin
Gover
Phot
Chihend
Hum
Mt Mukden
Chang
Bur Fang
Shiuiting
Yangtse
Shang- Hai
Wu Psi-Tu
Sun Chuan-Fang
Chang Teung-Chang
Sbhanturg
At Chy
Logan GOP Loses In Battle In Lean County Election Case
Supreme court refused to reconsider its prior ruling that Democratic candidates for county offices in Lean County were duly elected. Republican efforts to gain control continue amid several gubernatorial and judicial actions, including a related murder conviction and other cases reviewed by the court.
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Tip State Supreme Court
Tennis Hatfield
Sherif
Huldine
Login
Preston County
Fantier of the Peace
Nano
Bowermaster
Luis Howerton
Supreme Enort
Kupreme
Eirruie
Ots Cambell
United Buet ¢Yag
Ant
Credit Coupe
Tres Interrertinis Wi Compbol
Yue Smonsuts
Sekorthod
Wits
Two Accidents at Rail Crossings Kill One and Injure Four
Two railroad crossing crashes in the city’s eastern and western outskirts killed a high school student and seriously injured four others. The deceased was Tamadge Hodge, 17, of Oak Hill, a Fayetteville student. injured include Hugh High and his brother Howard, Ezra Hodge, and Humphrey. The crashes involved a New York Central train striking a truck and car at crossings on Dunbar road and nearby streets. Patients were treated at McMillan Hospital with Hugh High warned to possibly fatal internal injuries.
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Tainndwe Hodge
Bird Schonl
Cuk Ht
Faratya County
New York Central Railroad
Kahawhy Striet
Malden
East End
Hugh
Wiff
Baryland Avenue
Howard Ish
Wart Sherleston
New York Central
Creams
Dunbar Road
Denbarlang
Humphrey
Hound Howe
Ezra Hodge
Fayatte
McMillan Hospital
Hugh High
Esta Hedge
Eng
Lonnig Hodge
Fayettevile
High Brothers
High Brother Company
York Central
Shiek
Paine Pleasant
Hurd High
Migids
Trafo
Safared
Ctr
Sertana
Howard
Hugh Wich
Maryland
Avinne
Mowan
Dunbar
Wrott
Talmadse Hodge
Sophomora
Oak Hi We
Christian
Johnpson Moritary
Tamadge Hodge
Ain
J. AL Hodge
Oak
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Lili
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Tinenot
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Aseuefaced Presse
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Wyumle
Texunk
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Travis County
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Che Niles
Urea
Miners’ Committee
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Krandag
Pesala
Sosiaine
Aires
Chang Tso-Lin
Hone
Ize Ts
Supreme Court
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Naval
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Rogeville
Roman J. Miller
Tha’ Duilow
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