Last Illusion Bites: Fury and Dillon Duel in the Store Room
A tense confrontation ends with Dillon mortally shooting by a wax figure, while Furie’s fate hinges on a disguise using Napoleon’s shirt and hat. The narrator, wounded and exhausted, recalls how Luther MacNair is revealed as Dillon as rescue arrives and the town bursts into the scene.
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Curbstone Cruisers and the New York Taxi Trade
Rich Maslock surveys New York cab life on a rainy night, detailing drivers’ hard hours and low earnings, 21 000 licensed cabs, 56 000 drivers, and the push toward a cut rate system. He notes owner fleets, racketeers, and the rival big three Yellow Checker Paramount, with debate over rate cuts and potential competitive chaos.
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Richard Maslock
New York
Lmne
Jules Martin
New York Axis
Checker
Paramount
Cul- Ture Company
Federal Court Proceedings and Long List of Sentences
Federal court actions continued with a string of sentences handed down in federal and circuit courts. Notable rulings include multiple defendants receiving Atlanta penitentiary terms for embezzlement and liquor violations, B&O cases, and a range of jail terms and reformatory commitments for various offenses across Fairmont, Grafton, and surrounding counties.
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Marion County
Paul West
Fairmont
Harry Wyers
Pairmont
Alderson Reformatory
Newton Smith
Scott Denilson
Atlanta
Inter State Liquor Conspiracy Cases Board Twenty Names
Citizens from Osage Monongalia and surrounding counties face sentences for liquor sales and violations of the act. Individuals include Ruth Baker Osage Lucy OF Okey McClead Mat Smolecih Stefani Woydak Thomas Helmick and others with terms ranging from eight months to eighteen months in various county jails and the state penitentiary. The cases involve sale possession and conspiracy in interstate commerce under the act.
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Intania
Lucy OF
Okey McClead
Otage
Monongalia County
Mat Smolecih
Liberty Mine
Atlanta
Jeftere Castinach
Liberty Nine
Edison exams draw youths named for West Virginia contest
Thirty four high school boys from West Virginia began Edison scholarship exams at Charleston high school under the state education department. Written tests in chemistry biology and physics precede oral exams with top scorers advancing to the state assembly room for judging, with Governor Conley and State Superintendent W C Cook presiding. Participants include Lloyd Brown Grafton Charles Costilow Clarksburg Clarence Meisel Huntington Daniel Richardson Martins town and others from Wheeling St Albans Bluefield Princeton Morgantown Parkersburg Fairmont and more.
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W V
West Virginia
Thomas A. Edison
West, Virginia
Staten
Carly
State Department of Education
Charleston High School
F. J. Kaufman
Westvaco Chemical Co
T.C. McKinley
Libbey-Owens Sheetloss Company
Dr. Prank Ilbert
Marshall College
R. Emerson Langfittsa
Conley
W. C. Cook
Grafton
Lloyd Brown
Grafto
George Henry Clark
Buckhannon
Charles C. Costilow
Clarksburg
Clarence J. Meisel
Huntington
Daniel Richardson
Masontown
Edwin Brooks Warner
St. Albans
Arthur Warner
Pennsboro
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Alaska
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Wheeling
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Wayne
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Princeton
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Bluefield
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Annmore
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Welch
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Morgantown
Monroe Kindelberger
A Pul Koenemund
Moundsville
Nelson Yeardley
Parkersburg
James Wilson
Middlebourne
Herbert Romine
West Milford
James W.darrah
Paitmont
Simeon
Bryant
Bramwell
Earl Hingman
Fairmont
Jesse Wagner
Franklin
Drop In at Governor Larson’s Names List Read Like Local Notice
A fragmented OCR fragment lists multiple names including Daniel L. Evans Petersburg Harry F. Jackson St Albans James D. Babb Philippi Rowland Hans ford Elkins Frank J Mangus Kistler Delmer C. Burnside Huntington William L. Herold sat tan Alfred Heck Manning ton. The irregular text resembles a roster or notice with several individuals connected to a public or political context.
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Daniel L. Evans
Petersburg
Harry F. Jackson
St. Albans
James D. Babb
Philippi
Rowland Hansford
State Champ events and aid appeals noted today
Reports from multiple cities cover the State Champion Charleston outing, Huntington Christian Endeavor convention closure, and Mrs Madge Powers' appeal to Georgia and South Carolina governors for help in the 800 missing persons case. Medical licensing exams announced for West Virginia in Martinsburg July 9-10. Public Health Council to interview physicians seeking reciprocity.
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Brethren Christian Endeavor
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Virginia
Martinsburg
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Railroad workers seek shorter hours amid nationwide adjustment
Cleveland reports the railroad union leader David B Robertson cites railroads employing about 60 000 men as overworked. The association aims to readjust schedules to provide jobs, reduce monthly hours from 48 or 50 days to a shorter figure, arguing a compromise won't raise costs and could affect rural routes and delivery.
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Robe
Thea Association
United States
Nile
Bngke
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Robertson
Overnight News Bits From Columbus to Des Moines
Reports from Columbus Ohio state Dr James Snook confessed to the murder of Dora K Hix a medical student Washington editors note a bloc of independent Republicans to curb agricultural policy Chicago police say Willie Doody aka Baby Face is sought after shooting an officer and fleeing two miles Norfolk Directors of Knights of American Protestantism denounce political activity in Bishop Ames Cannon Jr Richmond Bishop Denny predicts Methodist church contends with ongoing political activity New York Fleischman Company and partners merge with Royal Baking Powder and B W Gillet Company in a 500 million deal Washington Sirsme Howard and Borat discuss naval armament Des Moines Shields named
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Wari
Chicago
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Two Mile Chape
Norfolk
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Richmond
Denny
Chia
New York
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Royal Baking Powder Combay
B. W. Gilet Company, Ltd
J. P. Morgan & Co
Sme Howard
Borat
Des Moines
Shields
Kodak and Film Deal Highlighted This Week
This week features a Kodak and film sale spotlighting Mr. Loar and Son with prices at one dollar. The offer emphasizes affordable photography supplies and local dealer promotions, aiming to attract hobbyists and professionals alike.
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KODAK
MR. Loar & Son
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