Trials of 143 Men Tied to Grand Town Mine Picketing
At Fairmont May 17, trials of 143 persons indicted in West Virginia for picketing at the Grand Town mine of the New England Fuel and Transportation Company may be postponed this week. About 169 prisoners remain in bail, with many confined in the county jail as authorities disperse further picketing actions and await further court actions.
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Associated Pry Fairmont
Marion Cokar Iigets
Grand Town
New England Fuel and Transporation Company
Marshall W. Ogden
Ogden
Winfield Scott Meredith
Marion County Circuit Court
United Ming
Grant Town
West Virginia
Lawrence & Schwenck
Marion County Criminal Court
Schwenck
Thomas Ashcraft
Paw Pan Trict
Scnnenex
Union Barracks
Hoyand M. Gore
United Mine Workers of America
Uasted
Yestern
James L. Studdard
Goode Luck fringe of Eddie Gonaester and Eleanor Oキャン
A garbled notice notes a connection between Goode Luck and Eddie Gonaester with Harvard, and mentions the engagement to Eleanor O Cannse of Dorchester Massachusetts, a Simmons College graduate, with WR Ain nin mine implied.
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Eddie” Gonaester
Harvard
Eleanor O'Cannse
Dorchester
Mass
Simmons College
Wosa
Dort Motors Head Dies Suddenly
Dort Motors president Drling Dort died suddenly from heart disease while playing golf with friends at the Flint country club. He was about 40 years old and a pioneer in the automobile industry, cofounder of the Durant Dort Car Company and later head of Dort Motor Car Company.
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Flint
Drling Dort
Derk Motor Car Company
Flint Country Club
Bort
Mr. Dort
W. (. Durant
Durant-Dort
Cummons
Dort Motor Car Companys
Negro Arrested After 75 Mile Chase in Claricsburg
Claricsburg May 17 After being railed for 735 miles state Police today arrested Robert Ford, nesre, and placed him in jail there. He is held for investigation in connection with the slaying yesterday of Edward Wooty, another week, when a shortel arose concerning Woody's rite.
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Claricsbul
Robert Ford
Nesre
Edward Wooty
Woody
Tax hearings to start today on state taxation matters
A public hearing by the street legislative revenue committee began at otclork this morning to prepare for the legislature reconvening on May 25. Meetings are in the assembly room at Hotel Kanteéha with invitations to all taxpayers to present views in person or by letter. The committee spent two days hearing large taxpayers and ensures every taxpayer in the state will have a chance to be heard, with sessions continuing as long as interest remains.
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Mateera
Otclork
Street Legislative
Hotel Kanteéha
Lotter
Eald
West Virginia
Tadd
Bunty
Duly
Heidare
Mortion
Auquines
Aectlois
Plan for nonstop cross continent flight from New York
New York May 17 plan to fly nonstop across the continent is announced by Lieutenant Leigh Wade and companion Wella. They aim to travel from New York to Los Angeles or San Francisco in an automobile with no stops for wheels or motor, reaching the destination within several days after takeoff. The trip follows Wade's previous world flight completed last September with an army crew.
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United States Army
Mintorm Lane
Leigh Wade
Pilota
Inten Wella
Log Ansalea
Sain
Wade da
Olers
Calcutta
Wade
Louisville
Binny
Clifton Certran
Na Wound
Daos Kle
Beatification Ceremony at St Meters Features Solemn Roman Rite
A mass at Sc. Meters celebrated by Voss Pius in a religious solemnity shows the Roman rite amid a crowd of thousands. The ceremony sanctified Blessed Therese of the Infant Jesus, Carmeile nun of Tisiens France, beatified in 1023. The event revived deep religious fervor across the church as amplifiers conveyed prayers to all corners.
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Mary
Voss Pius i
Blater
Jesus
Carmeile
Tisiens
France
Steter Therese
Sanettientinn
Charleston school board race heats up with nine candidates
Nine seek a place on the Charleston school board as Democrats and Republicans dispute seats under a bi party system. Polling places are set across local schools and stores with candidates from Mrs Preston Democrat to Wilbur Sturn Republican and others listed.
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Charleston
Seroed Derriet Breerd
Tor Preston
Viney Street
Tau Republlcans
Soneo Board
Dheke
Tanculn
Swann
Yell
Democrat
iMivyland Evenues
Wy B
Republean
Wilbur Sturn
Lepubitern
Miler Sys Demeeratte
Jen Mu Heard
Fee Dlenut Din
Market Road Title Fixed By Legislative Act
The Kanawha County Court gains control of the widened public road under a nineteenth century act. The West Virginia Legislature records show the state’s conveyance of public rights for the road from Kanawha City to Marmet. The act defines county authority over repairs and maintenance guiding future public use.
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Gueetto
Age of Virginia
Willey, Bayette and
Kanew
Tha Gazette
Tharon
Kanawha
Marmet
Uilelal Yevanda
Circulation Hs Meet In Huntington With Visitors
Virtually representatives from West Virginia and guests from Ashland Wywitt Burtemouth Obie Teanteny Stoves AU will attend the convention at the West Virginia Central Hotel. The event features a reception for editors and managers with discussions led by local news leaders and the state press association.
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Ashland
Tuntington
Mary
Virtuatly
AMY Newspionee
West Virginia
Wywit Burtemouth
Obie
Teanteny Ad Stoves AU
Tahie
Cheutattan
Present-Day Churches Call for Less Organization in Sermon
Dr. P C Morgan preached at Schamboning Presbyterian church urging fewer formal structures and more direct personal drawing of souls to Christ. He argued modern churches are too automatic and focused on Sunday school, risking disengagement from true religious commitment. He urged believers to surrender to Jesus and let the cross transform daily life.
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P. C. Morgan
Clyde
Sehwamb Dlomoerin’ Peerbyterian Church
Dir
Morgan
Ela
Cron
Jesus Christ
Calvary
der. Morgan
Blue Charge Arrests Hinder Nab Ball Teams
A chaotic scene at Portsmouth yesterday led to arrests as blue charge incidents disrupted a Nab Ball event. Officials reported several players and attendees detained amid claims of disordered conduct and violations linked to a larger planned sequence of trials and hearings.
Ford Said Ready to Buy U.S. Ships
A dated dispatch from Washington reports reports that Ford plans to purchase up to several hundred ships for urgent wartime needs. The article notes potential orders directed at Detroit shipyards and other manufacturers, reflecting a broad mobilization of American naval production.
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FORD
U. S
Find No Trace Of Three Boys At Sea
An all search fails to locate three young boys missing at sea near Erim on March 1. The coast guard cutter 127 and others comb the area after a squall scattered debris. Names given include Hustell Houghton and Myrtle Crate amid reports of additional boys from nearby towns. Efforts continue as families await word from authorities.
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Reston
Hustell Houghton
Bete
First Steps in Finance Scheme
The report outlines early moves toward a financing program. It notes Treasury actions and possible authorization for Federal Reserve banks to redeem certain liabilities. The description reflects initial steps in a broader government financial strategy.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Coast Guard Tackles Billion Dollar Rum Running Ring
The Coast Guard reports a sweeping plan to curb a billion dollar rum running operation aided by a shore network. Commander Yeandle says 385 foreign rum runners operate with a large coastwise organization as officials outline a mid Atlantic blockade and patrol buildup to halt shipments and dismantle the ring.
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New York
United States
Mid-Atlantic
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Yeandle
Ilard
Thanecrett
U. S
Smath
Uata
Tr Ds
Yeandle Ward
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Deny Island
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Ubu
Yexumlin
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Crumtine Navy
Lillard
Massachusetts
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Washington
Capitol Theater Wrecked by Dynamite Blast at Summers Street
A dynamite blast shook two miles of the city last night wrecking the Capitol Theatre on Summers Street. No injuries were reported. The charge exploded behind the rear stage door, scattering debris and shattering windows in nearby hotels and business houses. Authorities, including federal, state, and city officials, pursued leads with arrests expected. A $2,500 reward was offered by owner Charles Michelbure for information leading to the culprits. The blast occurred at 3 59 a clock and caused widespread alarm as glass rained onto streets and sidewalks.
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Auch Poe
Canmegtam
Neward
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Michelbure
Mide
Whurg
Gniet
John Britton
W. W. Graham
L. Topping
Spencer Rites On Wednesday Funeral for Senator Spencer Planned
Washington May 17 funeral arrangements for Missouri Senator Spencer, who died unexpectedly, were completed. No Washington service. pallbearers and family travel to St. Louis for a Wednesday service at 1 p.m. at Second Presbyterian Church. Brooks Spencer and Oliver Spencer arrive or depart. In Jefferson City Gov. Baker is tasked with naming a successor and potential party standard bearer.
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Spencer
Missouri
St. Louis
Second Presbyterian Church
John
W. Misivor
Brooks
Pittshaven
Oliver
Boy Slayer Fate Today in Pottsville Trial
A teenager Willkint Caviler from Pottsville Va faces sentencing today for a murder converted into a fraternal act. The judge Keen will determine the appropriate punishment, with potential leniency under a new law and death penalty considerations discussed.
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Boy Slayer
Pottsville
Willkint Caviler
Jude Keen
Devernun Biaehet
Clarkabure
Geatton
Werton
Clarkadbury
Veterans of Race Track Say Sande Would Have Won With Holstein Cow
Louisville May 1 report quotes veteran harness fans claiming Karl Sande would have won the big stake with Flying Ebony if a Holstein cow had been in the race. The piece notes Sande’s skill, Flying Ebony’s speed, and doubts about postrace conditions as drivers and trainers discuss the Derby outcome and rival horses.
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Sande
Boys Rescued From Death In Swamps Near Tampa
Tampa Florida May 17 two boys were rescued early today after being lost for 17 hours in swampy terrain about 26 miles east of Manatee County. They had wandered from drunken revelers Friday afternoon and were found exhausted but alive. The rescue followed a long search as authorities warn of dangerous conditions around the swamps.
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Brie
Tampa
Fla
Saven Hoya
Orient
Thirsty Americans Head for Canada Delayed Entry May 17
The Ontario law allows 44 percent double strength beer for importers and the expected influx of American drinkers into Canada. Preparations by breweries hotels cabarets and grocers aim to accommodate thousands who may travel by ferry to Windsor and other points. Under the new law bars are banned and all drinks must be served at tables with police on hand for crowd control as celebrations begin May 1.
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Croceryatores
Windsor
Handon
Dorral
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