Taft to Tour Nation Spending Bill Pass Likely
Washington April 29 The chairman Tawney of the House Appropriations Committee says no difficulty is expected in paying a 25000 travel expense bill for President Taft. The Senate will likely pass it, and a summer touring plan includes Vermont Champlain anniversary, the South, and a westward trip toward the Alaska Yukon exposition with numerous stops. The President will spend less time at Beverly Mass as travel is funded.
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Tawney
House’ Appropriations Committee
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Senate
House
New England
Vermont
Local Templars Preparing for West Virginia Conclave
DeMolay Commandery Knights Templar prepare for the state conclave at Parkersburg on May 19 with a special Graf ton train. Vincent's Band will lead the parade, and trains will carry commanderies from Clarksburg Morgantown Grafton Weston Sutton and nearby towns. Parkersburg plans elaborate receptions for a likely record conclave. Notice: claims against the city must be filed by April 29 with City Clerk T. B. Joycm.
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Knights Templar
Parkersburg
Grafton
Templars
Vincent
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Weston
Sutton
Madame Butterfly hissed by crowd at Nixon Theatre
Opera star Gener dine Farrar faced boos during a performance of Madame Butterfly in Pittsburg. A baby she carried cried mid scene and she covered the infant's mouth to continue singing. Several women left, others comforted the singer. she is prostrate tonight.
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Pittsburg
Young Hargis Found Guilty of Patricide in Kentucky
Irvine Kentucky April 29 Beach Hargis son of Judge James Hargis was convicted of murder in the first degree with mercy recommended. He received a life sentence at Frankfort penitentiary amid courtroom excitement. His defense claimed self defense citing prior abuse. prior trial had ended in a hung jury.
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Irvine
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Breathitt
Frankfort
Hargis
Young Hargis
Cincinnati
Jackson
West Virginia Educators Plan Clarksburg Meeting
Prominent educators from across the state will attend the West Virginia Educational Association meeting in Clarksburg from June 16 to 18. An interesting program features Superintendent M. P. Shawkey on educational progress, Ira B. Hush debating pensions for teachers, and Prof. Thos. B. Hodges on advanced training for teachers. High school sessions include a address by W. Boetticher on leadership in Charleston high school.
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Clarksburg
M. P. Shawkey
Ira B. Hush
Hinton
West Virginia
Thos. B. Hodges
West Virginia University
W. Boetticher
Parkersburg High School
Charleston High School
Troubadours Tonight at Brinkman Opera House
The Troubadours Concert Company performs this evening at the Brinkman Opera House under the Grafton Lodge of Elks. Promoters promise a lively show with clever artists and urge a strong attendance. Take Hall's Family Pills for Constipation.
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Brinkman Opera House
Grafton Lodge of Elks
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Extortion Plot Foiled As Two Men Snared In Boston
Boston April 29 Two men John W Wright and Earnest H Martin were arrested after allegedly extorting $10,000 from James Whitla of Sharon Pa by threatening to kidnap his son Willie. Police found a red ink pad on Martin and tied the letter to the Black Hand to the Dorchester Central post office.
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James Whitla
Sharon
Willie
South End
John W. Wright
Earnest H. Martin
Wright
Martin
Mr. Whitla
Whitla
Dorchester Central
Boyles
Man of Steel
Arthur Howard Brown
Mass
Teddy Ready for the Lions in Nairobi Hunt Start
Colonel Roosevelt and his hunting party arrive in Nairobi and prepare to begin the real hunt tomorrow on the plains. Roosevelt, pleased with early success and confident in his rifle sight, plans an aggressive forage for a good trophy with Kermit Roosevelt and experts evaluating trophy preservation.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Hon Hunt
Kermit
Annual Thank Offering at Andrews M. J. Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold its Annual Thank Offering service Thursday at 8:00 PM in the Lecture Room. A literary and musical program will be presented and refreshments served. A silver offering will be taken at the door. Members and friends are kindly invited.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Andrews M. J
Resignation of National Bank Examiner Charles W Robinson
Mr Charles W Robinson of Fairmont West Virginia resigns as National Bank Examiner after ten years in government service. His seven state territory included eight states and his duties were arduous. He plans a prolonged rest. He is praised as a capable banking man with prior roles at People's Bank of Fairmont Mannington Bank and government service.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Charles W. Robinson
National Bank Examiner
Robinson
Theer
West Virginia
People’s Bank of
Mannington Bank
Buckhart Boy Loses Hand In Factory Saw Accident
Morgantown April 29 Otto Buckhart 17 worked at Eeonomy Cutlery Factory when belt slipped. While repairing it his hand touched a circular saw severing one hand and badly injuring the other. He fainted after grabbing his severed hand and was taken to City Hospital where doctors expect recovery.
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Morgantown
Otto Buckhart
Douglas Buckhart
Buckhart
Eeonomy
Business improving for Baltimore and Ohio amid hopeful summer prospects
Travel and freight on the Baltimore and Ohio line are recovering with more coal and lumber moving. Prospects of continued business through the summer depend on a swift tariff settlement. Grafton yards remain less congested than before, but workers report better progress on the line.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Grafton
Dolan Indicted for Misdemeanor in Wamsley Case
Thomas F. Dolan, who sparked a sensational arrest involving Miss Gladys Wamsley with Constable Sandy, was indicted before the grand jury for misdemeanor, heading to circuit court. The case drew widespread interest and sympathy for Wamsley across cities. Dolan arrived from Morgantown and faced the grand jury as the most notable matter. Read the pain formula on Pink Pain Tablets and consult a doctor. 20 for 25 cents by All Dealers.
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Thomas F. Dolan
Gladys Wamsley
Sandy
Grand Jury
Wamsley
Dolan
Morgantown
Shoop
Grand jury completes term with ten felonies and fifteen misdemeanors
The circuit court grand jury completed its witness examinations after 1 pm and was discharged by Judge Holt. It returned ten indictments for felonies and fifteen for misdemeanors, listing cases against multiple defendants including Dolan Mayle Kirk and Hussion among others, with Kennedy winning a suit related to a McGraw lease. The court interpreted oil and gas leases as five year terms and clarified that producer status does not allow forfeiture for non paying gas and that a producer’s interest can vest when gas is deemed paying.
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Circuit Court
Holt
Thos
P. Dolan
Sam Mayle
Wm. Kirk
Nancy B
Raymond Hussion
Myrtle
Dayton
Chas. Jim
H. Gaines
John Keefe
Thos. J. McAvoy
Thos. L. Shuttlesworth
Ed. Hussion
Myrtle Love
Sam Carruthers
Dalton Williams
P. T. Burns
Supreme Court Decides Case on Gas Lease Rights in West Virginia
The Supreme Court rules it is the lessee who must decide whether gas exists in paying quantities. In McGraw Oil Co v Kennedy from Taylor County, the circuit court ruling was reversed and the lease remanded. Hugh Evans leased 528 acres for oil and gas in 1899, with fees and royalties tied to production. Evans received $132 after no well drilled for a year, then a well produced gas but was not marketed. gas rights passed through several parties to the Crystal Ice Co of Grafton via Kennedy in trust to the Crytal Ice Co. The case centers on title disputes and payment refusals amid a wild cat field with no pipelines. The McGraw Oil & Gas Co later drilled a producing gas well and sought to remove a title cloud created by Kennedy's claim.
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Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Court
McGraw Oil Co
Kennedy
Tay ‘Tor County
Circuit Court
Hugh Evans
Ditman & Gawthron
Evans
Southern Oil Company
South Penn
Ditman & Gawthrop
Hejeda
Hope Company
R.W. Kennedy
Crystal Ice Co
Grafton
Ice
Wild Cat
McGraw Oil & Gas Co
McGraw Co
McGraw Company
Saved His Leg All Thought Lost Says Swenson
J A Swenson of Waterto Wisconsin reports he saved his leg after a severe injury and disbelief from doctors turned to hope as treatment progressed. The account highlights perseverance and medical care during the ordeal.
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J. A. Swenson
Waterto
Thief and Patrolman Die in Circus Nightshooting
In Logansport Indiana after a circus performance two robbers shot Patrolman Joseph Kroeger who died minutes later. A pursuing suspect Charles Pierce of Scranton Pa was captured six miles north and is charged with firing the fatal shot. The other gang member died in St Joseph's hospital after the raid left pedestrians robbed and forced to witness the attackers.
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Logansport
Indy
Joseph Kroeger
Charles Pierce
Scranton
Third Street
Kroeger
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Public Service Telephone Co plans rival network
New York April 29. Lawyer John A L Campbell a director says the Public Service Telephone Co aims to challenge the telephone trust. He says service to New Yorkers by fall with a franchise, then plans to expand across Canada and the United States with a wire network.
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New York
Public Service Telephoneompany
Albany
John A. L. Campbell
Public Service Telephone Co
Telephone Trust
Canada
Turks Seek the Millions
Constantinople reports Abdul Hamid I will be kept prisoner in a large walled house overlooking Salonika. He will not face trial and his life will be safeguarded. The ex-sultan, with family and attendants, was moved by special train to Salonika. Wealth estimates range from 25 to 200 million dollars as authorities seek funds and prevent future coups. The American ambassador sent greetings to the new sultan, and the city celebrated with illuminations as court martials condemned mutineers and execution followed. Sabah Eddine, nephew of the sultan, was released after suspicion of involvement.
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Constantinople
Abdul, Hamid I
Salon
Niee
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Yildiz
Soloniki
Leishman
United States
Sabah Eddine
Ferguson Joins Local Team Despite National Decision
Jimmy Ferguson, the fast second baseman who played with the locals last year, will rejoin the B Cals this season arriving in a day or two. The issue, heard by the national commission, upheld Grafton’s claim to him after a dispute between the city and Bre, and the decision favored Grafton. Adjacent notes report Ad Lyons of the court house stricken while at work, likely sidelined for days, and ongoing visits by Mrs Brown and Miss Phillips to the ill Mrs J L Clarkky in Wash Pa.
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Bcals
National Commission
Ferguson
Brie
Grafon
Bre
Grafton
Ad. Lyons
Corps of Abstractors
Court House
Marion
Millvale
C. ©. Brown
Bluavilla
Misa Minnié Phillips
Geaston
J. L. Clarkky
Washi Pa
Brown
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