West Virginia Taylor County Ballot Certification 1922
Ballot Commission certifies all candidates nominated to the Taylor County Board of Ballot Commissioners for the General Election on November 7, 1922. L. B. Burdett O. B. Wycke and A. J. Mason sign and date the certification on October 21, 1922.
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State OF
West Virginia
Taylor
L. E. Burdett
B. Wycke
A. J. Mason
Board of Ballot Commissioners
L. B. Burdett
B. Wyckofe
Witnesses push case in Jersy murders in New Jersey
Authorities in New Brunswick New Jersey rely on an affidavit from a witness to the murders of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Rhinehart Mills. Detectives chase witnesses, subpoenas loom, and plans move toward indictments as surveillance tightens on key figures. Ralph Gorsline, vestryman, to be questioned. prosecutors eye grand jury action in Somerville. The motive is believed known, but gaps in evidence hinder arrests.
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New Brunswick
N. J
A.P
Edward Wheeler Hall
Episcopal Church of St
Stricker
Middlesex County
Beekman
Somerset County
Somerset County Grand Jury
Somerville
Ralph B. Gorsline
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Gorsline
Hall
Mills
Lasker denounces Daugherty ruling at banquet
In Chicago on October 21 AP reports A. D. Lasker chairman of the United States Shipping Board denounced Attorney General Daugherty s recent ruling that all ships entering American waters must be dry stating it is the greatest blow possible to the American merchant marine as banqueters listened.
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Chicago
A. D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
United States
Daugherty
Wters
Trains to be back on schedule by November first
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials at Monongah division headquarters predicted full express and local passenger and freight service would be resumed by November 1. An officer stated that trains No would be back on track, marking a return to normal operations after disruptions.
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Baltimore and Ohi
Monongah
One Sottiad
Trains 15 and 16 Resume Between New York and Chicago
Trains 15 and 16, running New York to Chicago expresses, have already resumed service with the remaining trains to follow in the near future, railroad men said. The statement indicates a phased return to normal operations expected within weeks.
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New York
Chicago
Turks Demand Real Peace Says Leader
Angora intrigues with Mudania armistice framed to show peaceable aims not British pressure says Turkish foreign minister Yussuf Kemal Bey to the National Assembly. Constantinople reports Rated Pasha warns allied generals Kemalists will curb excesses as Eastern Thrace is taken to preserve order.
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Asii Minor
Yussuf Kemal Bey
National Assembly
David Lloyd George
Manchester
Hug
Constantinople
Eastern
Thrace
Rated Pasha
Woman Freed In Doll Baby Twin Case In Indiana
Hammond Indiana October 21 Mrs Hazel McNally freed on murder charges in the case of the so called doll baby twins. Judge Henry C Cleveland ruled the state failed to prove the infants were not alive. The defendant smiled faintly as verdict was announced and collapsed with relief. Her husband Frank McNally testified she had deceived him into believing the child was real. She was escorted from Hammond city hall amid cheers and crowds.
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Hammond
Ind
Hazel McNally
Henry C. Cleveland
Cleveland
Frank McNally
South
Bend
Schwartz
Father offers son to expiate death of child
In San Francisco an intoxicated Charles Buckley told Marion Newton’s parents he would give his own child Isabel, five, to them as atonement for the four year old’s death. Mrs Buckley, present with her husband, refused the offer after the fatal crash.
Marion killed as she agreed to Buckley offer
Marion testified she consented to Buckleys offer through his attorney to compensate the other mother for her loss. Buckley remains in the city jail awaiting charges of manslaughter and driving an automobile while intoxicated.
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Thut
Marion
Russia Relief Worker Missing in Volga Valley
Phillip Shields of Richmond Virginia has disappeared in Simbiarsk in the Volga Valley after eight months with the American Relief Administration. Colonel William H. Haskell said the latest telegram from Simbiarsk reports there is absolutely no trace of Shields.
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Moscow
Phillip Shields
Richmond
Simbiarsk
Volga Valley
American Relief Administration
Russia
William H. Haskell
Shield
Local division to open 18 new coal mines
Eighteen new coal mines will be opened on the Monongah Division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad within the next year. Applications submitted to the division engineer's office show steady, near-normal activity. Eight mines will be near Flemington on the Astor Branch Extension, each expected to average about fifteen carloads daily, though current facilities may limit shipments. Three mines on the West Virginia Short Line are planned to average four carloads daily, with three more on the Grafton and Belington line.
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Monongah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
E. Pepper
Ciek Pepper
West Virginia
Grafton
Belington
Lloyd George hero to his people as party strife hits coalition
Former Prime Minister Lloyd George spoke at a Coalition Liberals gathering in Eng proves the party divide over coalition aims not serving the nation. He defended his wartime administration and urged that national needs come first. Lord Curzon is expected to remain foreign secretary and lead Britain at the Turkish peace talks.
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LENDS
Eng
Lloyd George
Thie
Curzon
London
Lord Curon
Great Britain
General Election Welcomed in London by Parties
London report notes all political parties favor an immediate general election. Conservatives hope for a strengthened mandate to back their administration. Lloyd George defends his wartime acts and asserts his role as a war minister who also aimed for peace.
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London
Lloyd George
Lloyd George Defends Coalition Amid Dismantling Talk
The retired British premier said the disarmament pact with the United States prevented competitive inflation and a crushing rise in costs. He stated there was no plan for a new party and framed his mind as democratic and progressive defending the coalition that led Britain through the war.
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United Lloyd George
United St of Ami
Ourselver
Lord Balfour
United States of Ami
Ament
Pai
Lloyd George
Monongah Division to receive powerful Mikado engines
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to allot four Mikado steam engines to the Monongah Division early next year. President Daniel announced an order for around one hundred engines nationwide. Officials say the new engines, the latest in railroad equipment, will handle heavier loads and improve service between Cumberland and point north, though exact allocations and dates remain unconfirmed.
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Gery Co
Baltimore and Ohio
Otder
Dantalard
Road
Baltimore and Railroad
Ménongah Ston
Nort
Ingeno
Cumberland
Elmouth
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