West Side Men Seek Probe for City Expenses
West Side Business Men's association urged State Tax Commissioner Grant Fyiall to conduct a full audit of Charleston city expenses. Samuel & Bowen presented a resolution backing the probe, in cooperation with Mayor W. W. Wortz, amid a school board inquiry into Higginbotham's construction role. The school report criticized the action as ill advised and unethical but left no firm recommendations, while suggesting possible future action.
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Grant Fy Yiall
West Side Business Men's Association
Charleston
Bytih
Samuel & Bowen
W.W. Wortz
West Side Organizion
A. G. Higginbotham
W. A. Foster
Crareman
Charleston Laundry Company
Samuel Harriss
Walter Morrris
Syemine
Higginbotham
Br. J. Robins
Hislebotham
A. G Higginbethany
Anttes
Jaco Knight Construction Company
Higgins
Regier Lara
Faw
Recallo
Pulic Construction
Bowen
Bodies To Be Examined In McClintock Death Inquiry
Graves of Mrs Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson opened for coroner chemists examination to determine cause of death years after interment. Investigators plan autopsies by two chemists. the cases involve Willian Shien herd, foster father, and the late millionairess Mrs McClintock.
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Emma Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
Pridy
Owhiel
Walia
Nelson
Dusties Olson
Willian Fh
Wis Burma
Beneneiary
Olsen
Dyck Watt
Mra
Merbintock
Pr. Gilden
Thorne
Ordurn
Corenge Watt
Crewe Free Cimie
Mev'iltock
Mlson
Dantiee Olean
Immigrant Irish Heart Condition Rejections Stir Officials
Washington officials face puzzlement as a surge of Irish immigrants is rejected for heart ailments after physical exams. Public Health Service doctors cite Ireland’s long running heart disease as a cause, noting fatigue and vascular strain. Some youths admitted temporarily under bonds while final policy is debated.
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Associated Presay
Washington
Immigration Bureau of Fieitls
Public Health Service
United States
Tate
Ireland
Bittesus
Tbs
Victims Recovered After Lorraine Shaft Disaster
Reports detail the Lorraine shaft collapse where 35 workers were injured and four died. Rescue teams descended to free trapped men in a cage that failed during ascent, with 47 found unharmed and 4 later confirmed dead. Preliminary inquiry cites failure to secure the cage as a contributing factor.
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Ter Merlebach
Loraine
Two New Charges In Prison Scandal Shake Atlanta
Indictments unsealed by a federal grand jury charge former prison chief Mirehot at the state facility with bribery and conspiracy. The charges allege a scheme to grant privileges to wealthy inmates, involving a former warden and several aides in a bribery network.
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Pieteher
Dipary Waren
Eh Burian
Mletohwe
Syuren
Prise
Jagireneny Pd
Colpittws
Lavas
Uribes
Barcatie
Commercial Aviation Is Still Far Behind in Early Era
A fragmented early discussion notes that aviation faces slow progress as Wright brothers era visions spark debate. Governments and industry weigh capacity limits and the potential for passenger travel, while pioneers test speeds and routes amid high costs and safety concerns.
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Wright Brothers’ Hope
Wheeler Indicted On Counsel Aid in Washington
Senator Wheeler of Montana and Edwin Booth with Gordon Campbell face an indictment alleging counsel aid. A grand jury wrapped up a two month probe in Washington, bond set at $1,000, with Wheeler appearing for arraignment.
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Senator Walsh
Ty Wasitington
Whener
Montana
Rilwin AB
Twoth
Vhs Piterion
Cord Wumphell
Montina Et Sporte
Nod Pursveston
Asiveminenk
Grand Jury
Ahi
Arney
Dogoyvan
Severn
Ant
le Gason
Mantani
Senate
Merger Hearing Set for April 15
A merger hearing is scheduled for April 15 involving railroads and regional authorities. The proceedings will review proposed consolidations affecting transportation infrastructure and regional commerce with parties including Penns and related entities presenting case details.
Janitor killed in school blast shocks community
A deadly blast at a Pennsylvania school leaves a janitor dead and floors damaged. Officials describe the explosion as a catastrophic incident that tore through hallways, shattered windows, and prompted emergency evacuations as investigators begin work at the scene.
Tests for Klan trial move in Ohio case
A county court hears motions to test a Ku Klux Klan trial in Ohio with prosecutors pressing for a formal statement of fact. Judges request details on counts including voting and carrying weapons as jurors weigh guilt or innocence in a high profile hate-crime style case with multiple defendants.
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Klux Klovewun
Senteteime
Niles
Elyde
Osborne
Trumbas County
Golons
Ho AL Hart
Rian Jenders
Dradergtor
Piebeon Thay
Lonignr
Tare
Dnases S$ Thema
Mary Sentenen
Baer
PWR
Argentine Tornado Causes Heavy Losses and Disruption
A severe tornado struck the region causing significant damage and costly losses. Local authorities report extensive impact across communities with damaged infrastructure and displaced residents. Emergency crews are assessing affected areas and coordinating relief efforts.
Women Added to Ellingson Jury
Proceedings in a murder case in which jurors including women were added to the Ellingson panel. The judge and court officials set a morning session and adjourned the prior day for further motions and schedule adjustments.
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Ellingson
Navy Rum Raid Trial Proceedings Sealed
Officers and defendants named from the Norfolk Grove area face hearing as wartime authorities review the raid case. Details remain restricted with officials reporting ongoing preparations and inquiries into the incident.
Blast Point in Chapman Fairmont Mine Mystery Deepens
In Fairmont a morning inquest on a mine blast investigates ignition sources and nitro glycerine odor. Witnesses dispute origin with a suggested incendiary device and powder ignition. Ex-mine worker John Stewart testifies to a nitro glycerine smell after the explosion. Coroner Witzhugh presides with officials Ogden and Lamba. Twenty-six witnesses, mainly Hebeheim workers, describe pre blast mine conditions.
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Fairmont
Harrackside
Bechlehem Aties Corporation
Ice
United States Bureau of Mines
John Stewart
Ser Hent
Old
Reid
E. (. Witzhugh
M. OW. Ogden
Robert M. Lamba
State Department of Nines
Doc O'Conner
Hebveheim Company
Durka
Ehier
F. Welty
Expect Meleod Will Recover After Air Crash
A garbled report from Uniontown Tuc notes M Meleod of Michigan injured in an airplane mishap near Allentown. The bulletin suggests he may recover. details on injuries include a sprained neck and fractured ribs. Nearby reports mention examinations and a county meeting in Lawrence County with local figures cited.
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Uniontown
Tuc
Maret
Miralians
Clarence
Meleod
Michigan
Jung
Mitavod
Atea
Metista
Hold Alleged King of Local Rum Runners Fenced In
March 27 Ointy Pinker of Chirlexton accused in federal whiskey running case near Marhnureville. Patter and agents tracked him after a chase ending with a car crash on a road tied to a moonshine operation. A bystander was killed and whiskey cargo estimated at 65 tons, with evidence recovered from a brush beside the road.
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Telegraph Poly
Dispute over strike order in Fairmont coal field
AP dispatch from Fairmont reports Philip Murray of Pittsburgh predicts a possible 40 percent response among nonunion miners to April 1 strike call while open shop operators expect little impact. John Clark Jr of Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association says no open shop mines will be affected. Murray notes nonunion miners may join and cease work April 1, with many observers forecasting some union organization in the field. Roy Mitchell day is cited as a planned observance.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
Philip Murray
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers of America
Ceat
John 4. Clark, Jr
Northern
Roy
Murray
van A. Birkner
Wil
Gofon
Hold-Up Men Get Prison Sentences
Pittsburgh men Len Line and Schrether pleaded guilty to robbing the Standara Cheer payroll. Four men received prison terms ranging up to eight years with key defendants sent to the Western Penitentiary for the payroll heist in November.
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Pittsburgh
Ohto May Contest Telephone Increase
Ohio lawmakers debate a proposed telephone rate rise affecting state utilities. The measure moves from the House to the Senate amid pressure from public interest groups and industry stakeholders.
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OHTO
Regulation of Flow Is Suggested By Water Power Expert
A water power expert urged state regulation of stream flow to guide development and ensure public benefit. He testified before the judiciary committee, arguing private or state-led power programs should be coordinated to favor industrial growth while preserving rights and safety under public supervision.
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BOW
Tagineen
Church Street
New Val
Speer
Lampetite
Wrusht Toes
Senate
WK Us
West
Ender
Hias
Prabthe Serelge Commission
Seheiden
Heli
Sehuidenhelm
New Fore
Chapman Denies Story of Yegg in Hartford Trial
Hartford dispatch outlines day four of the Mall bandit trial with Chapman facing cross examination over accusations tied to the New Britain murder of October 12. Key witnesses testifying include Kupec and Knell from Morristown while Shean, involved in the Springfield scheme, struggles to reconcile given accounts. Prosecutor Alcorn presses for linkage between Chapman and the Mehan hotel sightings as defense objects to questionable testimony.
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Hartford
Conn
Jtiernid Chapman
Mall
New Britain
Peo Lleeman
Hugh M. Alcorn
Chapman
Meriden
Kupec
Walter Shean
Yerrman
Stand Shean
Springfield
Masa
Mat
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Leventhal
Bute
Shean
James
Skelley
Alcorn
Ligan
Mei Conn
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Fredrick J. Greens
Wlate
Newell Jennings
Evlot
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Allee M. Powers
Cincinnati
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Dayton
Mertha Gambite
Lima
C. James Hance
Wheaton
Muncie
Ind
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Sto Hing
Tom Miller
Tote
Ghroehl
Groehl
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Arthur W. Batley
Pawtucket
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Mans
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George Liebelhurnt
Waldo W. Miller
Whapman
Ima
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Ghown
Dateh
Anderaon
Cnajunn
New York
Raw
James HH. Snyder
Stephenville
Ola
Stanton Motor Company
Catherine Boorn
James W. Brown
Detroit
Ford
William B. Stmon
Berghols
Ono
Steubenville
Wet Amit
Meorge Beddy
Howry Weanell
Lpringfield Maragenen
Ibiham
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