Death of Mr C P Sineel noted in local notices
Daily Sentinel reports the death in the afternoon of Mr C P Sineel a longtime West Side resident at 320 Walnut Street after a long illness. He was a Baltimore and Ohio railroad freight conductor for years and had been an invalid mover for two years. He leaves a wife a daughter and a son. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Daily Sentinel
C. Perry Sineel
West Side
Walnut Street
Grafton
Singer
J. F. Stafford
Lawrence
State Encampment Set for July Thirtieth
Advance notice from the West Virginia National Guard states two companies will depart July 30 for Martinsburg for a state encampment through August 5 before joining units at Mt Gretna Pennsylvania. The encampment ends August 12, with head homeward travel planned thereafter.
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West Virginia National Guard
Martinsburg
Mt. Gretna
Gong
Scilorf Club Holds An Enjoyable Dance
Daily Sentinel reports a propitious Scilorf Club dance at Bookwan Hall last night. About twenty couples attended. costumes were elegant, music by Professor Vincent's Orchestra was superb, and the program closed with Home Sweet Home inducing fond farewells.
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Daily Sentinel
Scilorf
Bookwan Hall
I'rof
Vincent
Sweet Home
W. P. Cline
H. Kernan
A. Butts
J. Miller
Mies Huffman
Moorefield
Mise Hockinberry
Pouxatawney
Mine Kinney
Newburg
Tregelian
Hayden
Jenkine
Barber
Buah
Zoudy
Hainee
Price
Jeneinge
Dorsey
Cole
Railway rate clash stirs debate and pipe line issues
Washington report details tense conference debate over railroad rate policy in Dark department, with Tillman and Ekins arguing over transportation and pipe line exclusions. Mention of Standard Oil influence and independent operators fighting for regulatory clarity amid interstate commerce rules. Mr and Mrs Harry Wilton visit Parkersburg guests of Dr and Mrs A Jarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
Tillman
Ekins
West Virginian
Elaine
Congress
Harry Wilton
Little Pon
Parkersburg
City
Mrs. Wilson
Mre
Anee Jarrett
Feterman Even
Sturgis For Congress Likely To Be Fitness Candidate
Editorial from The Morgantown Post on June 21, 210 praises George C Sturgis as the fit choice for Congress. It highlights physical vigor, mind and heart, Christian character, and a record as superintendent, prosecutor, legislator, U S district attorney, and West Virginia University regent, arguing he will tackle national issues and curb graft.
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Sturgise
Congress
Sturgiss
Free Echoose
Ite
United States District J
Regente
West Virginia University
George C
George C. Sturgise
Morgantown Post
Card of Thanks for Charlee W. Yutee
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of Charlee W. Yutee. Three kind offices aided our loved one in his last days, and prayers are asked for them. Agnes Picton and Mise Daisy Jenkins travel guests, with well wishes from Maude Worting in Kingwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee W. Yutee
Corporations Target Sturgiss in Second District Race
In a crowded Second district contest the Post reports that corporate interests plan a focused bid to defeat Mr Sturgiss either for the nomination or in the general election. With tax reform angering powerful interests Hubbard and Sturgiss face heavy resistance as insiders hint at backing a democratic alternative if Sturgiss falters at Keyser. The piece notes corporate plans hinge on discrediting Sturgiss, while promising relief to taxpayers through new tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgise
Hubbard
Firat
Sturgiss
Taxersten
Morgantown Post
West Virginia Bar cites two mileage book decisions
The West Virginia Bar notes two state court decisions on mileage books. New York Supreme Court ruled a purchaser may sign another’s name on a mileage ticket with no forgery, as the ticket carries authority for use. In Jefferson County, a case against Baltimore & Ohio upheld that a buyer can recover if undelivered refunds reflect contract terms, reframing the notion of mileage book ownership and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Bar
New York Supreme Court
Archibald C. Newburn
George E. Whitcomb
Jefferson County
West Virginia
F. Wail
Baltimore & Ohio
Tuevacé
Straight sale of mileage and excess in railroad book sale
The article discusses a purchaser paying $30 for 1000 miles of transport with a $10 excess and $20 mileage charge. It argues that if higher courts uphold decisions, the concept of straight $120 books may fail as the excess is tied to the purchaser rather than the railroad company.
Grandson Released After Relenting On Costs
Mrs L J Castle of West Main street filed a complaint before Justice Lilly against her fourteen year old grandson Harry Castle for incorrigibility and assault. The boy was jailed overnight but the grandmother relented, agreed to pay costs, and the court released him to go home with her. He is a son of Ulyeis Castle and formerly resided in the city.
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L. J. Castle
West Main Street
Lilly
Harry Castle
Ulyeis Castle
No 13 a Lucky Number Sunday School Class
A class in Andrews M Sunday school taught by Mrs D E Foreman has 13 girls. The original class number was 13 but renumbering changed it. Three girls have perfect Sunday attendance for 21 months, three for 15 months, eight will receive rewards for six months, and three others missed one Sunday each. The two remaining members had fairly good attendance. This is presented as a model Sunday School class.
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Claes
Andrews
Mre
D. E Foreman
Clare
Claeses
Death of Michael Moran Jr. in West Side community
Last evening at five thirty o'clock Michael Moran Jr. died at his mother's residence 237 Maple Avenue West Side after a long illness from liver disease. He was 50, born in the city, long employed by the American Bridge company at Ambridge Pa, and leaves a wife and four children. Funeral will be Thursday at nine o'clock from St Augustine Catholic church with burial in Grafton Catholic cemetery. undertaker John A McCabe in charge.
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Aily Sentinel
Mary Moran
Maple Avenue
West Side
Michael Moran
Moran
Ambridge
American Bridge Company
Noree
Michael
Messrs
John Moran
Pitteburg
Thomas Moran
Ambridge, Pa
Frank Moran
Wheeling
James B
Edward
Mise Jane Moran
Chas Lyons
Pittsburg
Misees Eulalia
Augusta Moran
William Graham Moran
Mr. Moran
Father McBiligott
John A. McCabe
Cadetship Exam Pass For John Homer Jr
Judge Holt learned his son John Homer Jr has passed the cadetship examination for admission to the U S Naval Academy. The preparatory school in three months prepared him for the rigid test and the class will soon embark on a six month cruise. The family anticipated a home visit before departure, but that may now be prevented.
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Holt
John Homer, Jr
U. S. Naval Academy
Homer
The
Cluss
Fraudulent Raised Bill Passes at Latrobe Street Store
An unknown colored man passed a raised five dollar National Bank note altered to twenty dollars at Antonio Ronoffes fruit store in the Jennings building on Latrobe Street Saturday night. The Italian dealer discovered the fraud when attempting a bank deposit yesterday. Justice Lilly has the bill. police seek the suspect. The bill is a poor alteration likely detectable in daylight.
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Antonio Ronoffe
Jenninge
Latrobe Street
Justice Lilly
Justice All
National Bank
Protest Over Haemp Street Cleanup Sparks Local Outcry
A. S. Jenkins reports that city workers last Saturday scooped months of gutter filth from Haemp Street and spread it across the roadway, forcing residents to retreat indoors as foul odors and stench filled the area. The writer vows to protest the municipal action in columns.
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EpiTon Bentinel
Haemp Street
Professor Ross Jones Hosts Dinner for Degree Candidates
Prof Roes Jinee head of mechanical engineering at the University hosted a Sunday dinner at the Peabody for bio senior class candidates for degrees. Graduates named include Arthur Hall C A Gibson 8 8 Tuckweiler R T Millan E S Dudley A H Forman. guests included Mr Mrs F Church of East Orange New Jersey and several faculty spouses, with Ethel Jones Louise Dickinson Thomas Heather and John B Grombien among attendees.
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Ross Jones
Roes Jinee
Peabody
Arthur Hall
C. A. Gibson
Tuckweiler
R. T. Millan
Dudley
A. H. Forman
F. Church
East Orange
N. J
E. F. Church, Jr
W. E Jhckinson
R. A. West
Mies Ethel Jones
Mise Louise Dickinson
Thos. Heather
John B. Grombien
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Michael Moran, JR
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Chancery
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Ibanias Bank
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Pittsburg Dental College
Department OF Western University of Pennsylvania
Friesell
D.D.S
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J. Willhide
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U. S
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