Bank of Lewisburg Declares Absolute Sound After Shortage
In Lewisburg West Virginia the Bank of Lewisburg, founded in 1671 and ninth oldest in the state, was pronounced absolutely sound after recent shortages. Nelson, the former cashier, faced possible criminal action as deposits near 100000 but authorities expect coverage by assets and security. Depositors remain confident as temporary cashier Boonshahawt reports no decline in business.
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Abbott
Hays
Lauwinburg
Neleyn
Mer
Jose
Mabinty Theccon
Bank of Ronceverte
AbdDoLt
Boonshaa Hawt
Mera Rhodhe
Nealdenia
Lewisburg
Nison
Neleon
Yit Wan
Somerset Named In Divorce Suit In New York
English actor Somerset, who faced possible deportation for moral turpitude four years ago, is named in a divorce suit filed in Brooklyn by A. R. Gallacher. The action centers on Somerset and Misa Day who reportedly performed together in London and in Orange Blossom, with defandant Carl E Carlton’s v arce action against his wife Day connected to the case.
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New York
Pat Somerset
A. R. Gallamh
Brooklyn
Gallacher
Lowe
Justice Donne
Carl E Carlton
Hath Day
Somerset
Misa Day
London
Sermiraet
Actraer
Gether
Willie Willis Cumrrisdt 1824 Pui listers bredicate
Fragmentary historical note mentions Willie Willis in 1824 Cumrrisdt and a reference to pli listers and an umpire seed. The readable text is garbled, with unclear names and phrases, offering minimal coherent facts about people, dates, or events.
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Willie Willis Cumrrisdt
Robert Quille
FLOWERS WISE HELD IN SWINDLE
City Councilman Flowers exonerated before Rquire Tully on swindle charges involving George Abood a Syrian grocer. Indictments from the June grand jury include Flowers and LW with related felonies as to complex Able matter and other cases across West Virginia and nearby towns.
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Flowers
Deine
Acainat
Harcy
Julius Wangell
Malden
Sterman McCanshan
Poca Diatrict
Henry Crr
Necro
St Albans
George Matheny
McClanahan
Henry McClanahan
Ant Carter
Et Albans
D. L. Baliabury
Elihu Thonemye
Raymond Dayies
Leon Alexander
Alex Jones
Wyatt Pridemore
William Barnett
Mark Cook
W.ifitten
Run
van Worn
Cora Manney
Temple
Vee
Adante
Harman Miller
West Virginia Water and Electric Company
Fred Wilkinson
Amonutt
J. H. Towyer
Clendenin
Inez
Court
Northland
Crown
Freya Contractors
Ons
Miller
Wilkinson
Bowyer
St. Francianoapitel
Conde
Cardinal Donzano Welcomed by Chicago Crowds
Chicago greets John Cardinal Donzano and other papal legates at the Eucharistic congress opening in the coliseum. Mayor Dever and Gov Small join in welcoming the Vatican envoys as vast crowds, police, and officials observe the ceremony.
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Chicago
John Cardinal Donzano
Hittax
Collaoum
George Cardinal
Mundelein
Chichno
Hent
Welcot
Cardinal Yonzan
Dubai
Dubai, ‘zeFnoch, O'Donnel, Pit, von Faulhaber, Rele
Casanova Hayes
Blundelein
Claces
Anion Arcane
China
Preiaa
Chirage
Jandy
Alion Leteins
Tena
Alrect
Charles Larkin
William FE. Dover
Law Small
Secretory
James J. Davis
Provident
Hayman
Se. Kelly
John Carinal Lonaano
Pope Pius XI
Cardinal Donanis
George Cardingt
Kelly
Change Quitting Date for Congress
Washington notes say Congress adjournment is moved from June 36 to June 30. House leaders cite need for more time on appropriations for public buildings. Senate debate centers on funding rivers and related measures amid opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Momand
Hoge Insists on Right to Die by Own Action
Local report recounts Hoge’s repeated attempts at self harm including a truck incident and a front of an oncoming New York Central train. Officials debate whether inmates may commit death by their own actions, with Hoge moved from municipal jail to county prison amid concerns.
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Perome
Paris
Ugranger Mobi
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
Poumerkue
Bremioe
Ariand
Waenington
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Uniise
Merriot
Qeclare
Hrland
Harriot
Dboum
Poincare
Doumeraue
Hoge
Massey
Joe W. Savage
Opy
Mardoe Kelly
Eulelda
Jatler Kally
Hogefrat
Togity Baking Company
Rte
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Dullite Street Crauming
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Gaxette
Coderess
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Congress
Andrews
Treasury
GeGuardia
Tin House
Niconolle Guor
New York
Hax
Barkley
Kentucky
Ovary
Eyewitness Describes Wreck That Killed Fifteen
Eye witness Flagman D. McDonald testified to investigators about the Duntraville Intersection collision between the Cincinnati Miner and the Washington express at Pennsylvania Railroad. He described signals seen, a stumble while running, and fire and wreckage as both trains failed to stop. Brakeman T. W. Bescher corroborated the account, and investigation into the crash continues with a conclusion expected tomorrow.
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Coltiaton
Duntraville
CincinnatiMmiter
Washington
Pennsylvania
D. & McDonald
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Dynes
Capa
Fintes
Mint
Amme
Herald
Drakeman
T. W. Heecher
Bescher
Ther Witneann
Minstad
Tittebyrich
Bar Celebrates Golden Jubilee of Kanawha County Bar
The Kanawha County Bar honored veteran lawyers at a Golden Jubilee dinner at the Huffner Hotel. Attendees included 100 local attorneys and figures such as Ca Gallaher 1 B Menager Joseph Rute, General C C Watts and George Price with tributes. Speakers recalled early Charleston court life and the county’s legal development amid rail expansion and regional turmoil.
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Kanawha County
Huftner
Ca Gallaher
B. Menager
Jasonh Rute Fer
C. C. Watts
George ©. Price
Nate Keen
Staunton
Ar. Gallaher
Str. Gallaher
Charleston
Price
Galelaher
Frederick
Taverne and Inny
State Miniature
Wheeling
Herald
Menereal Watts
Albemarle
Virginia
Watts
Unieveralty
McDowell County
Duckiag
Lowen
Anully
West Virginia
Joseph Ruffner
Yotlawlox
Finssaxem
Str. Menager
W. A. Mace Carkle
Xoltun
Lutiun
Mittes
The
Bar Association
D. N. Monter
William T. Plively
Harry ¥. Campbell
Demand to unseat Ware if elected to Senate sparks fight
A heated session in Washington features Representative Moore demanding that William Vare be expelled should he win the Senate race. Pepper, Ware, and Governor Pinchot face accusations of slush fund expenditures and forged letters, as the campaign fund committee uncovers new payments and sources.
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Lawron Moore
Virginia
Wiliam
Vare
Moors
George Wharton Pepper
Gifford Binenot
Toma
Pennaylvante
Aiush-Fund
Yare
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Wheeler
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Pepper
Senate Committee
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William Cream
American Verstion of Labor
Washington
Ansate Campaign Fund Committee
Green
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Fleher
Iowa
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Philodalphia
Allekheny County
Erle Maher Wood
Vere Hon FE. Taylor
Peipers Winner Western Organization
Wood
Mellon
Malton
Wayne M. Wheeler
Antis Saloon League
Renson
Wylgonia
Furandums
Georges Wharton Papper
Pinchot Cest
Hianum
Deppar
Varo
William Oration
Jaber
Charleston Hesitates Over Bridges Plan and Extensions
Local Charleston leaders debate extending city limits to speed bridge construction over the Kanawha River. J E L Mag Charleton Sswyer cautions against public-private partnerships, urging immediate action to fund and build the bridges. The discussion contrasts growth needs with corporate limits and potential bond risks amid proposals for city expansion toward Malden and South Matton.
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Mu Ba
Jt EL Mag
Hughes
Daley
Charli Ia
Garrow
Charles Losb
Cty
Chatthie
Lrad
Ford Street
Lmith
Tho Es
Dewan
Wheeling
Hood
Malée
Matton
Dunbar
Ex Bootlegger Davidson Arrested Over Bogus Checks
Ex bootlegger known as William Calne or Davidson arrested in Alexandria Virginia for alleged bank transactions tied to bootleggers. He claimed to be cooperating with California authorities and faced questions from federal agents as he evaded gave address. The case tied to testimony before a house committee and possible appearance as a witness in San Francisco.
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William C. Davidson
House Liquor Committee
Washington
Davidson
Alexandria
House Committee
Twee Mayeau
California
Davidaon
Vupgle
William Calne
Ginia
Alory Davidson
Davidan
New Fork
Grid Star Hodges Granted Leniency in Robbery Case
Alexander Riley Hodges formerly a Tortuall star at the University of Katuas pleaded guilty to robbing a restaurant after claiming hunger and breadline days. The court suspended sentence, praising his potential to reform and noting support from fraternity brothers and friends.
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Alexander Riley Hodges
University of Katuas
Hodges
Jin
Newtones
Midae
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