Fraternal evening in Grafton ends Frisco scene with battles
The Daily Sentinel reports a fraternal gathering in Grafton featuring Oak Camp, Modern Woodmen of America, Grafton Camp No 4 Woodmen of the World, and Knights of Columbus. Election of officers dominated the meetings with strong turnout and social refreshments to close the sessions.
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John W. Binder
Charles R. Lilly
Bikes
E. F. Redinger
Frank Bennett
Geo. W. Poe
Grafton Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Augustine
John A. Pickett
Martin Pendergast
Ww. A. Duffy
Funeral for Mrs Lear prompts family visit to Halleck
Mr and Mrs 8 K White and daughter Lena join Miss Mada White to attend the funeral of Mrs George R Lear in Halleck. Lear died from severe burns inflicted by a fire incident on Sunday. Also advertised is a wheelbarrow race at the Casing theatre tonight described as very funny.
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Lena
Mada White
Ed. White
First Ward
Halleck
Shrader Gas Prospect For Grafton Promises 12 Cent Domestic Rate
Samuel W. Shrader, a coal operator, plans to bring gas to Grafton at 12 cents per thousand cubic feet for domestic use and 4 cents for industrial use. He seeks 25 year piping contracts, with city property owners signing up, to secure local gas supply and fuel independence for manufacturing and homes. The Sentinel reports plans may be finalized after interviews in Pittsburg and further details to follow.
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Evictions Leave 400 More Families Homeless in Ludlow
In Ludlow Massachusetts 400 more families of Ludlow Manufacturing Associates strikers joined the destitute, as 300 armed officers and Pinkertons evicted occupants at sunrise. Women and children fled into the street with scant belongings, while men watched in sorrow and anger.
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Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
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Pinkertons
Joseph Hudick
Hudlick
Hudl
Barker Again Gains Freedom From State Hospital
Sylvester Barker, once sent to the State Hospital for the Insane from Morgantown, escaped while walking with a guard for the third time. He previously fired at Colonel George W. Johnson, with the ball passing through the hat. After a prior twelve year absence, his mind briefly cleared until last summer when he believed he was rich and tried to withdraw cash from a bank, prompting another escape.
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Sylvester Barker
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George W. Johnson
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Prosperous Cities Named In Parkersburg Journal List
The Parkersburg State Journal ranks towns as prosperous amid West Virginia’s prosperity shuffle. Charleston Huntington Wheeling Fairmont Clarksburg Morgantown Martinsburg Grafton Bluefield are labeled prosperous, with Grafton urged for higher status amid the regional gain.
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Two Boys Fire Pistols Wounding Boy on East Main Street
A BB shot grazed the leg of seven year old Ruhl Custer as two Southside youths fired pistols at him on East Main Street near the Fawcett store and a skating rink. The injured child was treated and returned home as police investigated. Authorities urged parents to bar firearms from children and for action against shops selling guns to minors.
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Wedding Invitation for Foley McWilliams Nuptials in Parkersburg
Well known here invites were issued yesterday for the wedding reception of Bessie Beatrice Foley to Walter Buffington McWilliams on Wednesday evening December 15 1909 at 718 Julian Street Parkersburg West Virginia The groom is a well known local figure and son of White McWilliams a former Huntington resident He has many relatives and friends in the city who will extend congratulations.
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Grange criticizes Agriculture Secretary Wilson over reports
The West Virginia Virginia State Grange passed resolutions denouncing Secretary Wilson for allegedly padding and distorting reports on agricultural conditions. They accuse the reports of not reflecting actual conditions and claim four million dollars adopted today.
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Fairmont resident Mr Standhogan dies suddenly at home
Mr Standhogan of Fairmont and son in law of William Horschler of Newburg died suddenly at his Fairmont home this morning. He was a prominent citizen with many friends in the city and section, and his death will shock the local community.
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Fairmont
William Horschler
Newburg
Shots Fired in Fe Clash at Wheeling Mills
In Wheeling West Virginia on December 3 a clash occurred between striking workers and men who returned to work at the American Sheet and Tin Plate company subsidiary of United States Steel. A bystander in a neighboring factory was lightly wounded by a stray bullet. Extra deputies were summoned and further trouble was anticipated.
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American Sheet and Timplate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Zelaya Plotting to Cede Nicaragua Power by Proxy
President Zelaya reportedly plans resigning while keeping power by installing Jose Madriz as president of Nicaragua. The State Department is aware and would act if needed as U S forces move to protect Americans in Central America amid this diplomatic crisis.
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