Quin Morton Dies After Long Illness in Coal Industry
Quin Morton a prominent coal cart operator and former president of the Coal Association, died at his son’s home in South Hills after a lengthy illness. Born in Charlotte Court House Virginia, he moved here early in the century and played a leading role on the Bamawhe Valley coal scene, serving on the board of directions of major companies and holding notable industry positions.
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Neely Explains G O P Battle Action
Washington Moreau 23 a Kulliding recounts Neely remarks on party divisions within the GOP as he describes a farmstead incident and a woman attacked by a husband. The speech touches on Progressive and reform dynamics and cites a farm scene as a metaphor while urging abstention from voting for certain chair nominees.
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Government Victorious in Osler Inquiry on Teapot Dome Oil Leases
In Toronto Ontario March 11 United States government won its bid to compel H S Osier and six others of Continental Trading Ltd to answer questions about Teapot Dome oil leases. The Ontario Court upheld Justice Riddell's December order requiring testimony for the U S prosecution.
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Coal River Mine Dispute Reopens
A long running coal mine dispute resumes with workers represented by Ateneo PT and COMPIT LDewe. The coal company faces restructuring debates and potential leadership changes as a reorganized committee seeks to assert control over operations.
Quiet on portfolio reshapes the Coolidge scene
Fragmented OCR reads like a stitched column on portfolio shifts and a silent stance by Coolidge. Amid scattered names and place references, the text hints at political and cultural threads, with mentions of history, figures, and evolving public discourse. The garbled lines preserve a sense of period tone and distant concerns.
Dance Noise Sparks Child’s Crime and Escape Tale
A garbled historic report recounts a boy’s dramatic actions after a muttered quarrel. He fled from Laurel Creek and was sent to state penitentiaries, with details of a murder charge and subsequent court proceedings, mentioning St Alban and Kentuc les. The account weaves through multiple locations and names as authorities pursued him.
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Amortization Claims Heard Across Hearings
A disrupted report outlines ongoing amortization claims and related testimony. The narrative mentions multiple individuals and parties involved in the proceedings, with focus on the financial issues and legal questions surrounding amortization claims.
Brown gas tax bill raises heated debate in statehouse
Lawmakers clash over a proposed brown gas tax bill amid partisan voices and procedural questions. Supporters cite revenue for environmental programs. opponents warn of higher energy costs and impacts on industry.
Irving Center Riot Trial Details Emerge
Fragmented OCR text notes confusion around Irving Center riot proceedings. Reads as a legal confrontation with defendants, witnesses, and court actions, mentioning alleged heirs and related tensions. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece centers on the trial at Irving Center and ongoing proceedings.
Carpenter Acquitted In Rayford Case In Bitter Trial
After a long trial in the intermediate court, James Carpenter, 24, was found not guilty of murdering William Braker, shot December 16 at Rayford. About 50 witnesses testified over days of evidence as jurors debated amid tension, with rival claims and extensive cross examination by prosecutors and defense.
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Daughters Life Tied To Ex Convict Wife Near Oyuirk
A chaotic account reports a daughter connected to an ex convict’s wife near Oyuirk. The narrative blends names, places, and fragmented actions, mentioning prison, legal proceedings, and a parade, with unclear chronology and numerous garbled details.
Diplomats Explain England's Attitude Toward Arbitration
A Washington dispatch reports Britain's stance on arbitration during a diplomatic debate. Officials discuss potential breaches and the risk to peace, with Chamberlain and Lloyd George referenced as shaping future policy.
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Illness Fatal to Sun Yat Sen Across China
The article reports Sun Yat Sen, founder of the Chinese Republic, died after illness. It notes medical treatment at a hospital, details on doctors, and the impact on the republican movement, describing reactions in Beijing and Taowai regions and mentioning his role as a revolutionary leader and first president. The piece references political figures and the wider national mood following his death.
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Senate Adjourns Amid War Talks and Delegates Hearings
chaotic report from a shattered session with several adjournments and parliamentary maneuvers. Senators and house members were named to notify the governor, with resolutions adopted and tributes paid to a pastor. attendance fluctuated as bills and orders were debated and a key executive action awaited.
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Jewelry Store Robbery Ends In Violent Confrontation
Armed robbers burst into Robert Jestrick’s jewelry shop in Pleasities district striking clerk H. C. Tewin and pistol whipping him. Robbers bound the clerk, gathered valuables from the display, and fled with a traveling case as an alarm was raised.
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Mitchell Vindicated In Aircraft Inquiry Testimony
Washington reports chairmen Liveport of the house aircraft committee said General Mitchell, aid to ATiNy div chief, appeared vindicated in tests reviewing deficiencies cited in the aircraft program. Lampert praised Mitchell as the outstanding witness, noting revelations about demand for better planes, and urged carrier development legislation in the next Congress.
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