Courtroom drama unfolds in Maryland mountain case
MARLINTON W Va June 1 Warwick Rath and Albers Gay go on trial for assault with intent to kill a girl aged teen in a mountain crime. Arnold Chadwell and Arnott Gladwell are linked party and the case features a love triangle, a long chase into Virginia, and a Winchester rifle incident. Prosecution and defense teams include Attorney MOG McNeil, M. McClinlic, and former prosecutor Joan W. Rievengen with Senator Charles W Osenson among listed backers.
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Marlinton
W. Va
West Virginia
Warwick Rath
Albers Gay
Dinendon
Tiestl
Arnott Gladwel
Virginia
Mar Pui
Prd
A& Marlitou
Khar
Hatelitt
Guy
Owiyler
Batch
Ratelif
Gladwell
Gay
Rateliff
Noghan
Dreantine
Tuul
Amung
Arnold
Cane Pon
Hateliff
Ratclif
Ratcliff
Bird
Ertennl
Nave Leon
Stave Meet of Prohibits Stave Meet at Greensburg
The annual state convention of tin Prohibitionists opens Thursday in Greensburg and runs two days. Attending from Lawrence county are AL Marais G G Stitsinger A W Reynalde and Robert L Halu James Peebles from Lavlanaburg Tey 14 Sharp from New Wilmington Rev G Murgad Davis from Bilwool Cuy and J G McKnight from Edehars. Principal speakers include Glintoy Ts Mowald of Rochester N Y and Prot 4 4 Hop ishia of Flornell N Y.
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Vie
Greensef
Jim Crow case heard this week tests rail car segregation
Georgia Nashville claimant Georgi a Edwards challenges interstate rail policy contending first class ticket and white car access violated the Interstate Commerce Act. Railroads claim no inequality and argue segregation justified by Negro travel patterns while the commission weighs if ruling applies to one case or sets a broader standard.
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Publishers
Press
Disnatah
Washington
Georgia
Dalton
Georgir
Georgie
Railroads
Chathanooga
Tipton
Georgla
Fatal Burn Accident at New Castle Asphalt Works
Michael South an employee of New Castle Asphalt plunged into a hot tar vat at the plant Monday. His body was found Tuesday morning after being badly burned and distorted. The accident occurred around 10 o clock, with details unclear as to how he fell. The incident disrupted the area as emergency crews and witnesses described the ordeal.
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Michael South
New Castle Asphalt Company
Axpladt
Smith
Nastier
Viet
Bee
Big Re
Inosiun of Handel &Company
Norh Jefferson
Hamicu
Oakland
Yailove Suilth
Tne
Moravia Street
Long
Avenig
Noleelle Slangla
Sebework
Nadie
Elzabet
McGonix
Lillia Ann Fister
Bos Fidner
Frisco
Smiley
Margaret H. Znigiet
Wwe
Jesthal
BR Taylor
Belated Returns Arrive at Last In Local Results
A garbled report from Lillie Leaver Towne Ship Washington shows Democratic vote totals, local names, andregister figures for Collowa and nearby towns. Mentioned are Eakin Neff Needler and others, with totals 784 for Eakin and 697 for Neff, plus local property notes and a street bomb incident causing a car explosion with minor injuries.
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Lillie Leaver
Washington
Perry
Needler
Worry—Eakin
Hutton
Joven Martin
Neff
Marquik
Miller
Good
Travers
Collowa
Eakin
Nef
Uutton
Bones
Marth
Arguments for New Trials in Hartzell vs Western Allegheny Railroad
Court heard arguments for a new trial in the case of Michael Hartzell against the Western Allegheny Railroad Company. The proceeding also included an application for a new trial in the case of the city of New Unsila Raninst Tessie Cosel, with main arguments presented by the defense and plaintiff.
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Heart
Michael Hartzell
Western Allegheny Railroad Company
Algo
New
Unsila Raninst
Tessie Cosel
Taade
Salary Raise for Teachers and School Directors
Belvo directors held a busy session to set salaries for 1997-98. Certified holders receive not less than 50 dollars with a grade scale to 60, while experienced maximum rises to six years. Principals at Home Street and East Street gain 10 and 5 dollars respectively, with assistant principals at 70 dollars monthly. Several teachers named as assistant principals, debates over P Hervey’s election led to his eventual election after withdrawal of a earlier motion. The Terrace Avenue principal posting was postponed to July.
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Board of
Belvo
Act of Assembly
Mmi Ptyin
Home Street
S. E. Crawford
East Street
C. Helen Norton
Ele Bulu
Kate Stochkmaan
Anna Perry
Elizabeth Ribbio
Clara Hamilton
Dispute Over Wise Settled in Will Contests
An opinion by Judge Porter Monfay Witarno settles disputes over the will of Angeline Saviors. The judge denied a motion to amend statements and ordered certification to the register of wills with rights to probate the missing or destroyed first will. The report notes multiple estate cases including Picards-Maren Coke Co vs Douthitt Co and signatures questioned with rubber stamps, plus partition and salary issues in local estates.
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Tno Angeline Saviors
Porter Monfay Witarno
Lewla Fo Flanders
J. BE. Snare
Wampum
Home Trust Company
Lawrence County Tarmber Company
Charles & Tate Jey
Paisley
Lawrence County Lumber Company
Wome Trust Company
AL Goodring Nem
Alexander T. McConahy
Allegheny and Western
Kurtz
Kinily Kurte
S i Kurtz
Emily Kurtz
Iit
Kuri
Tha Peourt
Purifying New York Will Reform Elections in Albany
Governor Hughes sends a special message urging passage of a Will providing for firent nominations on official ballots at primaries. He backs a bill amending corrupt election practice law to limit expenditures by candidates and make related provisions constitutional. He also cites bills on probe powers and state water commission reforms.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Albany
N.Y
Hughes
Stote Water Commission
Aes
Anarchists threaten Madrid after wedding day plot
In Madrid trials opened yesterday for Ferrer Nikens and other alleged Morral conspirators. An anarchist threat warned of further bombouts if the accused are condemned, with massive placards appearing citywide and alarming residents on the eve of the royal wedding.
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Prese Cable
Madrid
Spain
Jie 4
Ferrer
Nikens
Morral
C Wysistinate
Alonso
Victoria
Hla
Edward Bok to Receive Honorary LL D from Villanova
Rome reports Edward Bok editor of the Ladies Home Journal will be awarded an honorary LL D degree by Villanova College, directed by Pope Pius X. The honor recognizes Bok for his journalism and moral ethics as part of the Augustine Order.
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Publishers” Press Game
Rome
Edward Bok
Philadelphia
The
Ladies Home Journal
Villaneva College
Pennsylvania
Pope Pius X
Bok
Tye
Augustine Wath
Election costs for primary precincts and staff rise
Analyzed costs for county primaries show judges inspectors and clerks paid $1.75 daily with returns paid per mile. Estimated per precinct cost near 14 dollars and total across 61 precincts about $1,000 plus printing 30,000 ballots and incidental expenses likely adding $2,040 to $4,60 more. Light turnout reduced some expenses though.
No New Trial for Pensy in Wallace Case
A jury verdict against the Pennsylvania Railroad for fourteen thousand seven hundred sixty six dollars stands after Judge Porter Munday refused an application for a new trial. Wallace, who had one foot badly crushed in the New Wilmington Junction wreck, was represented by his attorney. The defense argued the verdict was excessive and not warranted by the evidence.
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Porter Munday
Fred W. Wallace
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wallace
New Wilmington Junction
Pennsylvania Company
Oxenr Ju. Tarkson
Inventory of the Coliseum by Leon and Gaed
An inventory report by John W. Leon and Harry H. Gaed lists Coliseum property values led by a $1,150 electric light plant and a $350 skating rink assets. Wiring totals $830 and opera seats $40, with other items noted as part of the overall estate. W. R. McKee serves as receiver amid financial disputes between parties over the venture and plans for next season.
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John W. Leon
Harry H. Gaed
Appralgard Apparyte
Cysbieum
Alsoal
W. R. McKee
PF. Martie
Janes E. Mooney
Mooney
Ile Air
Former Groton Resident Dies in Knoxville West Tennessee
Mrs. Frank 3. Jones of Groton Ave left Tuesday for Knoxville to be with her brother's wife Mrs. Everett C. Barnes who died after two years of illness on tuberculosis. Barnes had lived in duty city and Sharon before moving, was a Hall Institute graduate, and a Prinston Baptist church member. Survived by husband three daughters Jessie Everett a Mildred Haines Gretchen and son George C. 19. Also sister Mrs. Charles Reeves of Seattle Washington.
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Frank 3. Jones
Groton Aveseb
Knoxville
Tenn
Everett C. Barnes
Jones
Barnes
Sharon
Bhi
Prirst Baptist Church
Jessie Everetta
Mildred Haines
Gretchen
George C
Algo
Charles Reeves
Seattle
West Side L T L Holds Good Meeting in State Retreat
West Side L T L members met Monday evening at Miss Belle Crowther's home in State Retreat and reported a good meeting. A state secretary's letter regarding the upcoming convention at Wilkes-Barre was read, and Jadinenesson spoke about the convention. Plans were made for a social at Mrs. Ella Crowther's home in the near future, and it was noted that some capital trimmings had been paid for, a point of congratulation.
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West Side
L. TL. Alumat
Belle Crowther
State Etreat
Wilkesbarre
Jadinenesson
Jkeld
Ella Crowther
May death tally in Lawrence county reports seventy three
The May death record shows 73 total deaths in Lawrence county with 49 in the city and 24 in rural districts. Contagious diseases fell, listing four diphtheria, five typhoid fever, two scarlet fever, one smallpox, three measles, three chickenpox, and pneumonia causing multiple deaths. Public health director Hurner completed the monthly report.
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Lawrence County
Huruer Fag
Uelef
Harry Good Gets Snake for Present in Butler News
Harry Good, head man for the Democratic county committee, received a large blacksnake from M. C. Gallagher of Princeton. Gallagher found the snakes in a sunning quarry and seven were slain. the largest, nearly two feet, was captured. It remains unclear if Good will exhibit the reptile or use it as a party mascot. The item also notes a local farm usher with a new district plan and a brief Butler, Pa., report on oil production and drilling activity.
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Harry Good
Whatman
M.C. Gallagher
Princeton
Gallagher
Good
Wood
Democratic Party
Helanta
Ita
Bucket shops quit business in New Castle report
The piece reports New Castle bucker shops closing amid a state crackdown with Pittsbury brokers and others facing enforcement. It notes Reynolds plans to settle patrons and exit, while Pittsbury operators consider evading the law as states vary in anti bucket shop statutes.
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Bucket Shops
New Castle
Gover Somer Daul
Thor
Brock
Charest Reynolds
Reynalds
Pitteburg
Eta Talure
Pletshurst
Court Seeks Investigation Of City Aldermen Costs
A court ordered a detailed probe into aldermen expenditures in New Castle, comparing city costs with county and state outlays. The judge noted juror fees, witness expenses, jail, and reform schools, totaling thousands, urging a careful review of municipal finances. The report questions whether a broader inquiry is warranted to assess public spending efficiency.
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Jinige
Gistrie
Jarney
Atective
Secaulnty
New Casrhy
Ncuy
Pennsylvania Idustrial School
Pennsylvania Reform School
Ames
Gure Bose
Airtel
Erin
Haywood Trial Opens Tuesday in Idaho Murder Case
Chapter one of the Haywood trial centers on alleged plot and murder of ex Governor Stevnenberg. District Attorney Hawley opened with vitriolic charges against Taywoort, Moyer and Petubom, claiming Western Federation leaders conspired to kill Stevnenberg and that rioting and strife since 1899 tied to federation influence. The prosecution said accessories before the fact were guilty and that federation leaders controlled operations under a constitutional authority.
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Boil
Idaho
Wii DB
Stunmmenders
Forey State
Taywoort
Moyer
Petubom
Stevnenberg Hawley
Middle West
Colirado
U Hawley
Hawley
Siemans
Orchard
Minerg
Steutenberg
Maunley
Dia
Gal
Athe Sncretas
Former Resident Owns Four-Legged Chicken Mystery
A former New Orleans resident, Chris Zere, once lived on No. L Quest Street. The article notes a four-legged chicken owned by the resident and mentions the home staying in New Orleans, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
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New Orleans
Etyleken
Chiris Zere
No. L Quest
Official Count Of Primary Ballots In City Exhibit
An OCR read shows a public display of the official primary ballot counts in a southern city district. It notes judges will be assigned to oversee the tally, with specific ballot varieties and candidates mentioned in a fragmentary fashion.
Tale of labor strife and high class drama amid chaos
A scrambled telegraph report details strikes by laborers linked to Talediadts and Ute Bradks Pisar in Sanertetn Locoarty, while national events unfold with calls for light and action from Tyas and Vietiria. Monard Gone reports a theatre project at St Vincent’s as clergy seek High Class drama amid unrest. A manslaughter charge in New York ties to the killing of Robert Williams as a man contemplates punishment with his wife.
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Ute Bradks Pisar
Sanertetn
Locoarty
Tyas
Bron Aid Vietiria
Monard
Fare Claghied Athe Promedy
Air ‘Whit
Mias Watharen
Plone
Meeting of Nursery Association Wednesday session
The Children’s Day Nursery Association will meet Wednesday after noon at 4 o’clock to decide on granting permission for Christine Miller’s recital to be held Friday evening. The recital will be given by Miss Miller and Miss Wilson. The event was advertised under the Day Nursery association but seeks no official board action. Permission likely to be approved at the meeting tomorrow.
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Children's Day Nursery Association
Christine Miler
Miss Mider
Misa Wleon
Sursery Jarocltien
Auadsers
Tuy Lomorrow
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Michael Smith
Weets Wits
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Chasy Ad Mentifer
J, White
Wise
John
Andy MrKee
Purifying
New York
Hughes Wahl
Mone Rivera
Anice
Pennsy
Linno Salen
Hilwood
Welvers
Te Hoytdale
Bilwood
Multan
West Side L. T. L
Snake
Butler
Butler Ol Fells
Ibwrrelk
Cooper Farm
Saxonhire
Ernor Stuart
Pittsburg Brokers
WILL
Ohio
Advires Grand Jury
Alverman
Inuitsiesituues
Haywood
Jerak Vlevtlel
Prbests
Josrel
Robert Willams
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