Contempt ruling hits Monongalia mayor in mine dispute
In northern West Virginia a contempt ruling targets Har l itt mayor of Monongalia and 14 women and men tied to an injunction at the New England mine of Consolidation Coal. Judge Meredith issued the order as 54 alleged pickets face summons. deputies may seek warrants if they fail to appear. Reports from union and non union sides vary on the strike impact as output reportedly remains steady.
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Consolidation Coal Company
West Virginia
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Dalton to Inquire Into Board Affairs
A White House move appoints A. H. Dalton of Cleveland to study the entire Shipping Board row amid tense relations with Palmer and the Fleet corporation. Dalton, a Pickens and Co. partner, arrives after a White House brief conference with Coolidge, O Connor, and Benson, and plans to return to Cleveland for about a week.
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O'Connor
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Insurance plans for Dempsey and Wills in South Bend
Promoters in South Bend discuss life and accident policies on champion Jack Dempsey and challenger Harry Wills for a heavyweight title fight. Floyd Fitzstimons notes policies totaling 9280,000 while Wills undergoes medical review in Chicago. Details on date, venue, and officials remain unsettled as plans hinge on training sites and negotiations.
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South Bend
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Rescue Work Continues as Navy Reports Possible Burial
A damaged message from Washington says Admiral Christy confirms belief that a husband is buried, with word from observers that some aboard are alive. Weather off the coast is forecast to be fresh northeast winds with rough seas and possible squalls.
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Washington
Sana Leery
Wiluis
New England Chamber Seeks Study by Commerce Group
The Maine Organization and New England committee plan a spring gathering to study commerce and industry arrangements. Members include J2BBard B. Andereoo of GAgeociatead Industries, H. Bullard of Bavlaré Macine, George L. Crocker of Rhode Island, Frank G. Davis of Boston, Edward Wecretary of Massachusetts chamber, and Edgar C. Hide of Port of Portland. Anderson chairs with Stacr as secretary.
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Inertarsouth Chamber. of Commerce
Sanday and Mondsyey
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Gested
Maine “Organization
New England
J2bbard B. Andereoo
Gageociatead ‘Industries of
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E Bavlaré Macine. Company
Not Surprised by Washington Telegram on Senate Victory
A fragmented Washington telegram to Robert M. La Follette celebrates a Senate victory. The message lauds the youngest member of the party and notes praise for Dill, mentioning senior figures and imminent success for his father in the Senate.
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Crossword Puzzle Word连 Clues From Fragmented Puzzle Text
Fragmented OCR text presents a word puzzle with fire related clues and scattered definitions. It lists numerous items including places, instruments, animals, prefixes and suffixes, colorless partial phrases, and archaic terms, all shuffled within a garbled narrative.
Yesterday's Answer Ari Asi Isie Crin Kies A Me Ari
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief note with unclear names and terms. The readable portion hints at a personal or local item but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiers to form a solid summary. Further readable context is needed to produce a proper news card.
American bankers elect new heads and back federal charter plan
Oscar Wells of Birmingham was chosen as president of the American Bankers Association in Atlantic City. The group urged renewal of the federal reserve system through indefinite or 99 year charters and supported separating proposed amendments. They endorsed eliminating the federal estate and gift taxes on intangible property of non residents. Melvin A. Traylor became first vice president with Thomas R. Preston as second vice president. Lucius Teter retired as trust company division head, Francis H. Slason elected to succeed him, Eugene P. Gunn named state secretaries leader, and scholarships fund reached 414675 of 500000 goal.
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Oscar Wells
Birmingham
Ala
Federal Reserve System
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Lunapolis
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Thomse R.preston
Chattanooga
Lucius Teter
Trust Company
Francis H. Slason
New York
Mr. Teter
Eugene P. Gunn
Oklahoma City
Ohls
William F. Augustine
Richmond
Maryland
Bituminous Coal Data Sent To New England Governors
Altoona Pa Sept 4 acting on a letter to a bituminous coal operator John Hays Hammond chairman of the New England governor conference received data from the Central Pennsylvania Operators association Secretary Owens said more than six and a half million tons of low volatile coal can be produced monthly in the central Pennsylvania field Freight costs to New England vary by destination and origin Prices can be obtained only from individual mining companies
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Central Pennsylvania
John Hays Hammong
New England Governor Conference
New England Paemts
Onslll
Central Pennsylvania Operators’ Association
Hammond
New England
Owell
Pennsylvania
Heaings
Counterfeiters Are Sentenced in Federal Court
In Huntington on September 3, Flora Summerfield received a two year term in the Washington Training Rehabil for counterfeiting after pleading guilty to a conspiracy and counterfeiting indictment. Co-defendants Herman Ray Harlow and Kanny Orrick were sentenced as well, Orrick getting two years and six months in Avanta federal penitentiary, Marlow placed on probation for two years. All defendants hail from Ury Truleish County.
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Huntington
Washington
Flora Summerfield
George W. McClintic
Herman Ray Harlow
Kanny Orrick
Orrick
Federal
Avanta
Marlow
Ury, Truleish County
Irish Sympathizers Attack Gen Mulcahy at Independence Hall
Philadelphia dispatch reports Irish sympathizers tried to attack General Mulcahy as he left Independence Hall with 278 delegates to the Inter-Parliamentary Union. Police intervened, warding off blows as two men were arrested and later discharged after arraignment. Coakley files for Boston mayor amid disbarment and blackmail charges. A 13 year old in Hull promised church attendance to avoid a petty theft sentence.
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Boston
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Daniel H. Coakley
Manyor
Weakley
Joseph C. Pelletisr
Hull
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Search continues for Fred G Beale in homicide probe
Police in Delaware county deepen their inquiry into a crash grave discovery near Hancock, linking a wrecked car to Fred G Beale and a later grave violation. The case ties to James H Davis, who died months earlier, and a Miami telegram from Mrs Dorothy Boler hints at forged alibis as authorities prepare charges against Beale who fled from his home.
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Hancock
Fred G. Beate
Elby
James H. Davis
Miami
Fierida
Dorothy Boler
Henle
Helen Fox
Fistar
Beale
Chiurgin
Davis
Muntlevilo
Croker Heirs Battle Over Palm Beach Estates Reopens
A long running Croker Florida case resumes as heirs and Mrs. Croker seek to annul deeds and establish Richard Croker as head of the estate. The complaint argues transfers to Bula Croker were void and asks court to declare properties as Croker homestead with heirs and widow as owners. Motions to dismiss were denied by Judge Call on July 2.
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Croker Will
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Richard Cryker
Tammany Hall
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Hichard ‘Croker
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Florence Croker Morris
Richard Croker
Alice Eccleston
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McDonald
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Obituary for Mrs Pearl I Cline Huntington resident dies
Mrs Pearl I Cline also spelled Pearl Blas Cine, aged about 20 years in Huntington, died at home after a lengthy illness. Survived by husband Ant A Cline, mother Mrs W Hing, sisters Mrs Warie Wendall and Isabel, brothers Otis and Burner. Funeral services planned at Seventh Avenue church and Spring Hill cemetery. A separate news item notes William Newhouse funeral at home of Mrs Will Henderson in Huntington.
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Agi A. Chftormarly
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Dati
Charlestoty
Thie Sorkey
William J. Nevehours
Alienists Claim Noel Insane in Slaying Case
Three alienists testified today that Harrison W. Noel, who confessed to killing Raymund Fierce in Newark, is insane. The proceedings center on Noel’s mental state and the legitimacy of the confession amid the sensational murder case.
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Newark
Harrison
W. Noel
Raymund Fierce
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California Fig Syrup advertisement misreads for children
Ragged ad copy touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for sickly babies and constipated children. It urges mothers to say Genuine instead of generic, warning of a fine for not complying and promising a quick bowel opening today to prevent tomorrow's illness.
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California
Negry Captured After Mall Robbery Wanted Man Apprehended
In Indianapolis on September 40 James Angileh, a suspect tied to a recent registered mall robbery in Tolude Onlo, was captured by federal postal inspectors. The loot, jewelry and a Honda valued at $1900, had been shipped to Louisville, Kentucky, prior to the capture.
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Tngianapolis
James Angileh
Tern
Tolude
Onlo
Mitha Lopt
Honda
Louisville
Sani
Freshman and Sophomore Clash Ends at W V U
Morgantown, W Va September reports a brawl between freshman and sophomore classes at West Virginia University. Several injured, activity halted. student body president Charles Love Jr announces penalties and a return to traditional freshman push ball with no other group encounters.
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W. Va
Virginia
Charles Love, Jr
Muntington
Loye
Peraongl
Cqunch
Love
Schoolmaster Davies Noted as Oldest Whitton Teacher
D. R. Davies a Whitton school teacher in Knighton England is described as the oldest living schoolmaster. The note reflects on free schools not becoming a national development in the country until the nineteenth century.
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Knighton
Eng
D. R. Davies
Whitton School
Lemon Removes Lines Wrinkles Beauty Lotion Claim
A damaged OCR ad promotes a homemade lotion from two lemons and three ounces of white druggist product. It claims to smooth fine lines reduce crow’s feet and tighten the skin overnight with a magical fragrant application, promising velvety skin and whitening effects.
Mentha Pepnin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
Dr William W Brogan of Bridgeton writes of fast relief from stomach and digestive troubles after trying Dure's Mentha Pepsin. The advertisement claims a single bottle provides substantial aid and promotes overall health, with availability at local drug stores.
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William W. 3Roegan
Bridgeton
Dut
Dure
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