Derelict with unknown country to be sent to state asylum
A homeless man named Tintin Kerin, about 45, detained for house breaking and treated as insane, is described as a derelict with no country. He resists confinement, believes he is persecuted, and is to be committed to a lunatic asylum after investigations by the county money commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton
Fenian
Bihan
Kerin
MD Wise
The
Allender
Wheeling
County Money Commission
John Gwaldo
Shepherd Granted Possible Speedy Trial Demand
Chicago March 26. William D Shepherd, accused in the McClintock murder, may seek a speedy trial as his desire. Judge Hopkins ruled he must remain held without bail pending trial. The decision cited testimony and connections to a larger conspiracy and alleged typhoid germ affair, though details remain contested and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilgiam D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Shepherd Wilfield
Mupkins
Charles C. “Penn
Shepherd
McClintock
Shepherd's Enon
Seahit Puiman
Taurdorsis
Feleduyth
Fraud Plot in Revenue Dept Uncovered
Washington reports an auditor in the bureau of internal revenue, Frederick Sutherland from Connecticut, was arrested over an alleged tax reduction scheme. James J. Clifford and John F. McCarren, former duress employees, were also arrested in Milford Connecticut. Sutherland is free on a $3,000 bond as investigations continue.
Fugitives Held in Washington Tax Fraud Conspiracy
John F. McCarren and James J. Clifford of Washington were held as fugitives in New Haven on March 26 in connection with an alleged conspiracy to defraud the government of large sums in taxes. Both waived extradition as the case involving multimillion dollar frauds was under investigation by the bureau's intelligence unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
John F. McCarren
James J. Clifford
Washington
Loyal Man's Sister Dies in Fairmont
Trenry Canfield of this city was called to Fairmont yesterday by the death of his sister Mrs Dessie Virginia Anderson 36 who died yesterday morning at Cook Hospital after a illness caused by a complication of diseases She was the widow of Herman Anderson and lived at 412 Potomar avenue Funeral service will be held at two o'clock Friday afternoon from the residence Burial will be Maple Grave cemetery She was a daughter of Benjamin and Mary Canfield Survived by her parents and five children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenry Canfield
Fairmont
Dessie Virginia Anderson
Cook Hospital
Hérman Anderson
Potomar Avenue
Maple Grave Cemetery
Mary Jane Shaw
Robert E. Shaw
Washington Street
Terra Alta
Hopemont
William Mantz
Route 1
Wk S. B. Late
Clarksburg
Grafton
J. L. Bush
John Tucker
George W. Hall
Irontown
Jolliffe’s
James Squires
Mount Teulah
Floyd Cole
John Cole
Elza Lynn
Glady Creek
W. A. Garrie
Newbure
Clyde Mays
Drief Staard
Henry Harter
Jolliire’s
Prances Jaco
High Street
Oda B. Teets
Aurora
W. Va
W. A. Beavers
McGraw Avenue
May Martlett
Clarksberg
Bartlett
Frances
Arkansas
Dyis
Davis
Charles Chadduck
Wheeling
Emma Faust
Clarksbur
Flemington
Calvin Overfield
Simpson
Eorge Riley
Vanen Kinney
Philipp
Dorothy Rowland
Maple Avenue
West Virginia University
Holly D. Cusighte
U. S. Army
Death of Martha Rutherford in Indianapolis
Word comes of the death of seventeen year old Martha Rutherford at her Indianapolis home due to heart trouble linked to Bright's disease. She was daughter of Corinne Davis of Grafton and a niece of Mrs Joseph, widow of a prominent Grafton physician. Funeral services will be Friday at the Indianapolis residence with burial in an area cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Indiana
Martha Rutherford
Indianapolis
Joseph
William A. Cowan
Coal price cuts announced by major Pennsylvania firms
Philadelphia reports reductions in anthracite coal prices by Reading, Erie, Lehigh Coal and Navigation, and the Susquehanna Collieries. Reading cuts range from 25 to 95 cents per ton across grades egg to buckwheat. Lehigh Coal and Navigation lowers egg 75 cents and stove 60 cents with other cuts. Susquehanna Collieries trims egg, stove, and pea by 50 cents and chestnut by 90 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading, Erie
Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Susqueanna Colleries Companies
Reading
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Susquehanna Colleries
Infant Gunner Dies at Four Days Old in Webster
Richard Gunner, infant son of Mr and Mrs George Bunner, died early today at their Webster home from pneumonia. The four day old child was laid to rest this afternoon in the Simpson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gunner
George Bunner
Webster
Yeas
Simpson
Tragic death of infant Isaac Laferbers in Rosemont
Four months old Isaac Orin Laferbers of Mr. and Mrs Wade Laferbers Rosemont died at home 8:30 am Survived by parents a brother and sister Funeral services set for Saturday at 11 am Odd Fellows Cemetery Flemington Rev I L Jackson Bailey Chapel pastor to officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Orin Laferbers
Wade Laferbers
Rosemont
Odd Fellows
Big gold strike near Wrangel sparks new rush
Telegrams report a new gold strike 250 miles northeast of Wrangel, Alaska, on a Hugle River tributary in the Cassiar District, British Columbia. The discovery lies near Telegraph Creek and is tied to a quartz milling strike, with telegraph supplies noted as scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Placer Developments Toon
British Columbia
Rush
Wrangel
Alaska
Hugle
Cassiar
Telegraph Creek
B.C
Cansiar
April Masonic Birthdays Recall Famous Fraternity Figures
Freemasons recall Benjamin Franklin and many other notable members born or honored in April. The list spans Franklin’s 1730 Philadelphia lodge membership to Gr a nd Master roles in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, with tied events in Paris and London. It notes figures such as Voltaire, Albert Pike, Jefferson, Rush, Sherman, and Washington era generals, alongside landmarks like the District of Columbia cornerstone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons
Fir “Ae
Benjamin Franklin
Masons of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
St. John's Lodge
France
Lodge Des IX Soeurs
Nine Sisters Or Muses
Paris
Lyditaire
Lodge of the Nine Sisters
Franklin
Lodge de
Saint Jean de Jerusalem
Voltaire
Mason
Albert Pike
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Rush
Roger Sherman
Washington
John Sullivan
Trishman
Masons
New Hampshire
Rufus Putnam
Sutton
Mass
American Union Lodge
Grand Lodge “of
Ohio
Peter Uhlenberg
Mordecai Gist
Grand Lodge of
General Gist
South Carolina
Duke of Wellington
London
Louis Kossuth
Monck
Hun_gary
Cincinnati
James Monroe
Virginia
St. Johns Regimental
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Mainecock Lodge
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Shriners
William J. Florence
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Florence
Paul Revere
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Masonic Friearnty
Alexandria
Chauncey
M. Depew
Edwin Markham
Brother Depew
Man
Hoe
Lincoln
Acacia Lodge No
Ome, Cal
Baptist Young People Plan April Campaign at Grafton Church
The First Baptist Church of Grafton outlines an April campaign aimed at engaging youth. Plans include youth ushers, brief talks, a weekly bulletin, weekly social events, and a grand finish reception with an after dinner speaker. All committees are youth led, with a churchwide pledge drive and weekly roll calls to track attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Grafton
Death Wound From Rideby Shot Near Cadil Square
Detroit reports a man killed by a shot fired from a car containing three men who fled after the incident near Cadiline Square. The victim, 26 year old Maher, died shortly after midnight. companions Pritt and Stransky escaped with the gunmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Cadil Ine Square
Farl Maher
Maher
Pritt
Stransky
Maharaja Faces Trial Over Abduction Plot In Indore Harem
Nine defendants go on trial in Bombay as police guard Mumtaz Begum, a Nautich dancer and former Maharaja of Indore's mistress, who testified she escaped after threats to abduct her. Kalamadua, a wealthy protector, was killed during the January 13 attempt. The case draws wide Indian attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Mumiz Begum
Indore
Abudula Kalamadua
Mum‘taz
Mumtaz
Kalamadua
Grafton News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Sales
Numerous residents and visitors moved through Grafton today for business and social calls. A dress sale at Jolliffe's offers dresses at 14.95 for Friday and Saturday only amid many local errands and hospital visits.
His Fondness For Goats Angers Wife In Spokane Trial
In Spokane on March 26 C C Higgins faced a superior court trial over his habit of milking a goat at the breakfast table and keeping a goat inside the home. Euginia V Higgins testified as part of the proceedings. the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
C. C. Higgins
Euginia V. Higgins
Superior Court
Four Year Old Boy Dies After Bread Crumb Strangles
Cleveland March 26 doctors at a hospital failed to revive four year old Albert Sabados who died from a bread crumb lodged in his windpipe. The mother Mrs Mary Sabados left him eating breakfast to steal from the house and returned to find him convulsing at her feet as neighbors called police and Albert was rushed to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Albert Sabados
Mary Sabados
Gish Duell Engagement Denial At Federal Trial
New York March 26. The trial over Lilian Gish and Charles M. Duell features debate on an alleged engagement. Miss Gish denied the claim while attorney George Newgass testified he believed the couple were engaged. Evidence shows he advised waiving 600000 in percentages and allowed Duell to draw her salary as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lilian
Gish
Charles M. Duell
Asumey Iportanes
Duell
Koumpell
Mace Y
Miss Gish
George Newgass
Max Steur
New Homes for Tornado Zone
Chicago reports progress as five states recover from a week old tornado. The American Red Cross advances plans to furnish homes and necessities to disaster victims while communities coordinate with relief efforts. Total deaths recorded reach 830 per Associated Press lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Red
Names Three Men Named Co-Respondents in Divorce Suit
Thomas H. Symington, a New York social figure, identified Horace H. Work Talbot W. Chambers and Maurice Fatio as co-respondents in his divorce bill of particulars filed last year. Work and Fatio are said to be in Palm Beach while Chambers is linked to a coal firm and based in Manhattan. The suit accuses Symington’s wife of misconduct with unknown persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas H. Syington
Symington
Horace H. Work
Mith Avenue
Madison
N. J
Talbot W. Chambers
Maurice Fatio
Manhattan
Work
Fatio
Palm Beach
Fla
Four Local Boys Enroll for Citizens Training Camp
Four local youths Howard Simmons Orville Kinsey Paul Newton and Robert Wehn will attend the Citizens Training Camp at Camp Ky in July per a report from Second Lieutenant Holley D Canter who has been coordinating inquiring students. W Merle Watkins and T F Stephens are processing entries and applications for additional candidates to join the camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M.T
Howard Simmons
Orville Kinsey
Paul Newton
Robert Wehn
Citzens
Camped Ky
Cording
Leutenant Holley D. Canter
Oarlling
W. Merle Watkins
T. F. Stephens
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the Observer
Guy
Allendér
State Asylum For
Feston
United States
Gwaldo
Panhandle
Chrislip
Union Drug Store
Legacy Commission
Lke
Hopkins
Wall File
Supreme Court
Revenue Dept
Sutherland
Connecticut
Frederick Sutherland
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
John F .Mccarren
Milford
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Blair
Cpde
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
McCarren
Clifford
Mr. Blair
Baptist
Gwa
Speed Maniac
Maharaja
Fort Thomas
10Th Infantry
Camp Knox
Citizens
T. B. Cain
West Virginia Business College
Fairmontland
Dalton Engle
Ed Marques
Orontown
D. R. Valentine
Lee Valentine
West Washington Street
Lee Shaker
Route 2
Devitay McCabe
Toselyn Pendergst
Freda Malou
D. J. Beaumont
McCrawdenue
Youngstown
Ghe
Michael Staukes
Mount Morris
Newt Grimes
Grace Whitescarver
West Wilford Street
Bumberport
Floyd T. Wilia
John Greer
Roro Dillinger
Janes Dinto
Marty Devis
Crima Grean
Isabel Kimmel
Grant Street
J. V. McCartney
Glade Run
Wien
Saw and Hammer
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