Governors of State to Meet New Executive
West Virginia capital readies for inaugural events as Governor-elect Gore arrives with secretary Sam Mallison. Crowds gather, final parade plans and assembly points are set, with ex governors to attend luncheon and officials preparing an official ceremony at the capitol annex.
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State House
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Sam T. Mallison
Howard Mj Gore
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Arriy
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L. F. Morgan
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Duffy Street
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Capitol Annex
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Kansas City
Morgan
Florida
Jesse Sullivan
Customs Officer Victim of Bomb in Auto During Prohibition Era
A customs officer in Prohibition work was fatally injured when a bomb exploded in the engine of his automobile as he attempted to start the car. A friend riding with him was also injured, with the body and car parts scattered across the area. In Germany, the country’s first president is to receive full military funeral rites with last prayers pronounced in a grand ceremony.
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Burial at Heidelberg Home Interpreted in Fragmented Notice
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a funeral procession and burial at Heidelberg Home with streets Wilhelmstrasse and Unter Den Linden referenced. It mentions a ceremony, procession routes, and various unclear details about attendees and timing, with garbled phrases and stray terms interspersed throughout.
Branting Buried as Sweden Mourns Funeral Procession
Stockholm march 1 flags flew at half mast across Sweden Denmark and Norway as Hjalmar Branting former Swedish prime minister died last week. A large funeral cortege moved from Branting’s suburb home to Stor Kyrkan for services attended by King the royal family diplomatic corps and League of Nations representatives. About 59000 people filled the avenue to the burial site and speeches were delivered in several languages. In Gettysburg veterans Nathaniel Htytt Ephraim Flere and George Johns died today aged 85 88 88 respectively. they served together in the Civil War.
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George Johns
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Subscription Rates Notice for Wear Virginia Cities
Notice to subscribers outlines new subscription prices for papers delivered by Gassite variola in Charleston and surrounding towns, effective March 1, 19%, with rates for one week, three months, six months, and one year and mentions Huntington Wheeling and other leading cities.
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Stone to Take Bench Today at Supreme Court
New York lawyer Mareti Faylin Fiske Btone will be sworn in as a Justice of the United States Supreme Court, becoming the third new member in four years. The ceremony will feature the judicial oath by Chief Justice and a brief welcoming, followed by anticipated oral arguments and routine business for the day. The session opens with a calendar of several cases, including an election-related appeal and a homicide in Maryland.
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Untitled narrative fragment on liquor work and local event figures
A fragmented OCR piece references individuals such as Seager and Whikaeres amid a chaotic recounting of car events, hospital terms, and local figures. The text appears to describe downtown activity, a wheel incident, and various names tied to a Progen WL Tob Te setting with uncertain chronology and scattered spellings.
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Borglum to Fight Charge in New York
The New York American reports on Mount Rushmore sculptor Gutzon Borglum facing legal trouble upon arrival in New York. The piece alleges accusations about his past work and intentions, with unclear charges and deadlines noted as authorities review the matter.
Munitions Blast Claims One Hundred Lives
A catastrophic munitions blast near Constantinople caused massive casualties with reported figures around one hundred dead. Officials investigate the scene as rescue teams search for survivors amid widespread destruction and confusion.
Woman Slays Her Wounded Brother
A distressing report describes a woman killing her wounded brother after an incident. The fragmentary text mentions a confrontation and a violent outcome, with references to investigators and local aftermath.
Woman preacher rails at church as man made institution
In a Sunday talk, Mrs Warren, the city’s sole woman preacher, assails the church as a man made institution. She urges a return to the early church ideal and unity in worship, urging reform of modern religious practice and clergy roles.
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Echols to Take Over Post Office Command
Echols set to become postmaster as Charlotteton council hosts a ceremony with officials and staff. The event marks a power shift and a new period of post office operations in the town.
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Funeral for Hopper Held with Charleston Ceremonies
A large funeral in Charleston honored Hopper with a military style procession. The service featured Mayor Werlx, council members, and representatives from the district as fellow troops and families gathered at the church and cemetery for the burial. The public funeral reflected strong community involvement and mournful tribute.
Brazil Toll Toll Placed At Eight Deadly Blast
A devastating explosion near Fanetes caused heavy casualties with dozens killed and hundreds injured. Police and emergency crews rushed to the scene as the nation mourns and authorities investigate the blast site near Capadela with crowds gathering for aid and updates.
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Brazil
Scientists Debate Quake Controversy Behind U S Congress Meet
A jumble of notes from science and politics details tremor causes blamed on rock slips along the eastern U S coast. Writings from researchers at Fordham and Harvard, plus observations from Canadian sites, mingle with a Capitol Hill push on farm and public works bills as Congress nears adjournment.
Dawes Welcomed For Inauguration In Quiet Arrival
Dawes the vice president elect arrived in Washington quietly on Sunday ahead of the inauguration ceremonies. He was met by Mrs Dawes and their children, with Frances Kikemay as his personal makeup artist during recent preparations. The Dawes party stayed at The New Willard, and reporters gathered to cover the event as papers and officials prepared for the oath and formal proceedings.
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Almont
Cleveland Earthquake Night Distracts Audience
An earthquake shook Cleveland causing panic and broken items as locals report tremors during a concert setup. Witnesses describe building sway and distant commotion while authorities investigate aftershocks and structural concerns emerge.
Aircraft Probe Set to Continue Hearings Tomorrow
Air force inquiry into wartime aircraft issues proceeds with a possible second witness day. Admiral Gradley A. Fiske and Brigadier General Mitchell figures dominate debate as Secretaries Weeks and others clash over published articles and war department approval. The committee weighs winding up the inquiry amid a bulging testimony record and delayed reporting.
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Lorain Post Office Looted by Bandits
Lorain post office was entered by four men who burned a vault, looted cash and registered mail pouches, and bound an employee in the basement. Officers pursued suspects and recovered some items after the robbery disrupted Friday night crowds. Investigations centered on the vault area and the registered mail room.
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Coolidge's Father to Drive First Lap of Trip to Washington
A garbled 1920s report describes Calhoun era events as Coolidge’s father set to pilot the lead leg of a Washington journey. The piece lists a Governor Franklin figure, Mrs. and a large party including John regent and Vermont guards, with plans for a ceremonial welcome and a planned return home.
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Planes Resume Journey From Selfridge to Miami
Major Lanphier announced 12 army planes that left Selfridge Field Michigan yesterday would travel to Miami Florida today. A plane damaged on landing in Dayton Oregon caused a delay, and permission was sought to fly from sunrise to sunset to cover the distance before dusk, aiming to counteract any adverse reports about the squadron.
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One Dead From Gas Poisoning In Pimtsbubuh
Pimtsbuh March 1. Carbon monoxide poisoning left one dead and another seriously ill in a home fire. Eugene Crags, Indiana, was found dead and Minnie Longil, was taken by ambulance in grave condition at Marshall Avenue Rowse. The stove was burning.
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