Mrs Pankhurst Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
In London April 3 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst leader of militant suffragettes was found guilty and sentenced to three years hard labor. The jury urged mercy but the judge imposed the term as protests rose from a crowd in the courtroom and Pankhurst vowed the movement would continue despite the punishment.
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Tay Steodaren
Patna
London
Ammeling Pankhorst
Snett Ing
Te Verdes
Hulllyn
Thigers
Marc
Marselllaire
Mirs
Pankhurst
Matteer
Multant
Pankhurst Mercely
Alto
Justice Lush
Lena
Obsequies for Mrs Lydia Hoff Held at First Methodist
The funeral for Lydia S Hoff, 224 Water Street, was conducted Thursday at 2 20 pm by Rev G D Smith of First Methodist Episcopal. Interment followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Nephews served as pallbearers. several out of town relatives attended from Orlando Florida Pittsburg Jane Lew Weston West Milford Buckhannon Shimnston and Tirhigeport.
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Ffty
Harrican_County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Noverat
Union
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wan
Elmer St. Clair
Barnett
W. A. Fletcher
Mayo
Mra. Gar
G. J. Smith
Ellen Mt. Cheuvront
Ciara Robey
Flower Mission Department
Temperance
James F. Jewett
Atmos Payne
Blanche
Feiffnrek
Franchise Department
Cora Ogden
Salon
Anolliarathte
Ara Robey Saite
Lydia S. Hoff
Water Street
G. D. Smith
Mathodiet Epiaconat Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Edward G. Smit
Harvey F. Smith
Weed R. Smith
Carl Smith
Ernest Smith
Wade Hoff
Nora Albright
William
Orlando, Fin
Rose How
Pittsburg
Presley Daviason
Haughter
Tls’ Audry
Jane Lew
Geneva Rector
Petroleum
Mids Helen
Weston
Ohio flood drives thousands from Kentucky fairgrounds
Extreme conditions of suffering are reported from towns in Kentucky as the Ohio flood drives 1400 residents and 600 refugees to seek shelter at the fair grounds on the only dry spot in the area. The displaced face severe shortages of food and basic necessities.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio
Twhlontown
Mrs. Clark Declines to Attend Breakfast Function
Washington reports fresh confusion over a national welcome breakfast for Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall. Mrs. Champ Clark declines attendance citing a prior engagement, prompting debate on precedent and seating plans among cabinet wives and promoters.
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Clark
Paeba
Washington
Woodrow Wilean
Thomas QR
Marshall
Champ’ Chirk
Wilson
Bryan
Military honors planned for Morin in Havre arrival
Paris reports that soldiers will form a salute for the memory of Morin as his coffin is transferred from train to ship on arriving at Havre. The French government to issue orders honoring 13 Legion of Honor members, including Morgin.
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Ray Amoriaren
Paris
Millary Onore Wue
Morin
Havre
Oni Wii
Legion of Honor
Mtr Morgin
Senator Werks Looks to Reintroduce Currency Reform DUT
Massachusetts Senator Werks announced he would reintroduce the DUT for currency reform prepared by the national monetary commission. The statement follows the recent month’s debate on monetary policy and the last Congress.
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Nabrererre
Seniator Werks
Massachusetts
Toflay
National Monetary Commission
Automobile Violation Case In City Court
Auto owner Charkel violating Wieney Vanobie ordinance by driving with noisy engine on Main Street. Frank Ps must appear for seven offenses in city court. Police officer Hondrekson arrested him. Hearing continued from previous session. Mayor Frank McMoar imposed a $3 fine and costs for illegal in street activity.
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Charkel
Menity
Eity
Hondrekson
Waa
Frank McMoar
Urmak
Caught in Flood Victim Fleming Missing in Cincinnati
Murvey Le Fleming, son of ex-Shere John Fleming of Harrison county, long in Arizona with the Arizona Railroad Co as chief assistant engineer, was caught in a flood while en route to his former home. Postal notices say he was last seen in Cincinnati visiting friends, with hopes he may return home soon to reunite with his many friends.
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Murvey le Fleming
Shere John Fleming
Harrison County
Arizona
Arizona Railroad Company
Cincinnati
Tits City
Loulé Ac {Carr
Fleming
Agqin
OCOlTY New Home on Loe Street Blessing
Mr and Mrs Edward Bryan Templeman occupy their new home on Loe Street in a quiet local ceremony marking the completion of the residence.
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Edward Bryan Templeman
Loe Street
Recital at Pride's Chapel Features Miss Smith
Buckhannon resident Miss Lore Smith will appear in a recitation program at Pride's Chapel African Methodist Episcopal church, presented by the Ladies Progressive Board. The program includes musical selections, a viol in solo, readings, and an admission with supper for twenty five cents.
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Misa Lotton Smith
Yeaden
Buckhannon
Pride's Chapel
Ladies Progressive Board
Heckwith
B. Lee
B. Smith
A. L. Grayson
J. A. Hickenbotham
Lizzie. Hickenbotham
Mr. Hurley
Miss Smith
Eugene Johnson
Moses
Anna Topsil
West Virginia Politics Cast Over District Attorney Post
Washington visits by Bernard Handlan and James W. Ewing of Wheeling hint at support for General Thomas S. Riley as Northern District of West Virginia DA. Col John T. McGraw backs Col. Meath and opposes Col. Walker, while Stuart W. Walker is named by Senator Chilton as a favored candidate. Strong ties suggest a contested appointment.
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Washington
Bernard Handlan
James W. Ewing
Wheeling
John T. McGraw
Thomas S. Riley
West Virginia
Stuart W. Walker
Democratic Executive Committee
Senator Chilton
Nia
Col. Walker
Thomas 8. Riley
Methaw
Houndlan
McGraw
West
General Riles
Governor Sulzer Asked To Testify Before Grand Jury
New York April 2 report says Governor Sulzer will be asked to testify before a grand jury investigating efforts to obtain Harry K Thaw's revenge from the asylum. Grand jurors want private information he may have. He will not be subpoenaed but will be asked to testify.
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New York
Sulzer
Harry K. ‘Thaw
Bute
Man Gets Sentence For Robbery At Burke’s Alon
Jack twell a middle aged man was sentenced by Magistrate T G Nieowarner to thirty days in jail for robbing W Bayphouse at Burke's Alon on Fourth street while drunk. The incident occurred a day or so ago near the rear of the building.
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W. Bayphouse
Burke's Alon
Fourth Street
Jack Twell
T. G. Nieowarner
Tneflie
Congress Opens to Doctor Schedules Before Final Tax Bill
April 3 Washington The Democratic majority of the Ways and Means committee met in an anticipated final session before presenting the tariff revision bill to the caucus next Tuesday The focus shifted to income tax details with a possible change in provisional rates The exempt amount remains 4000 dollars with rates up to four percent on larger incomes under consideration
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Washington
Hits! Committee of Ways and Means
Sybetet
William
Funeral services for 18 month old Long Palmer
Long Palmer aged 18 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Palmer of McWhorter died in a local hospital at 4 PM Wednesday from burns suffered at home while playing near an open fire. The mother also was burned and in serious condition. Funeral at Clifford Osborn mortuary chapel Friday at 10 40 AM with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Long Palmer
Frank Palmer
McWhorter
Meinhorter
Clifford-Osborn
Holy Cross Cematery
Sérena
Ohio flood recedes as city cleans up and restarts services
Normal life resumes in Huntington after a thin flood. Ohio River returns to bed and cleanup begins. Gas restored after three days, water supply steady from private plant, military still on duty. Conditions improve in Covington area with few fatalities noted, including a girl who died from a campfire accident.
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Huntington
Ohio
Maine
Cattletteburg
Local Youth Joseph Muheran Dies After Illness
Joseph Muheran aged 28 died at his East Pike Street home at 1 o clock Thursday afternoon after a brief illness. Cause given as convulsions and cramps. Survived by his mother Mrs Margret Mulhoran two brothers and four sisters. Brothers William Thomas Mulhoran at home. sisters Miss Margart at home Mrs Sumner Stewart Morgantown Mrs Thomas R Kearns and Mrs John T McGuire of this city. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Joseph Muheran
East Pike Street
Margret Mulhoran
William Thomas Mulhoran
Miss Margart
Sumner Stewart
Popularity Contest Draws West Virginia Appeal
Invitations go to officials and media as four districts vie in a West Virginia contest tied to a murder case. The plan awards large subscription vote bonuses for a "Competition Week" ending Saturday night, with top four in each district receiving 60 000 votes and other prizes down to 15 000 votes.
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West Virginia
Clarksburg
Whlch
Mrs Exeriasa Netzer Dies After Illness in Industrial Area
Mrs Exeriasa Netzer aged 52 wife of G W Netzer of Industrial Addition died at 6 45 am Thursday in a local hospital after a long illness. She is survived by her husband and three sisters. Her body will be taken to West Union Friday morning on the 7 20 accommodation train. From there the funeral party will drive to the Ruby church for a 2 pm service. Burial will be in Ruley cemetery.
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Exeriasa Netzer
G. W. Netzer
West Union
Ruby Church
Ruley Cemetery
Arson Attempts Shake Hempstead District in London
Three houses in the Hempstead district were set on fire today as suffragette activity is blamed. One home housed occupants since last week’s bombing scare. A police official called the area a hotbed of suffragettes amid alarms from tenants.
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Hempstead
London
Rae London
Court martial for one state soldier over shooting incident
Private John Miller of West Virginia National Guard faces court martial in Charleston after firing a revolver at C. W Leith in front of the Annex hotel. Miller, from Fayette rifle company, was arrested by city police. witnesses cite drunken erratic behavior and a threatening posture prior to the shooting.
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Tatler
Annex
Tere
John Miller
West Virginia
National Guard
Charleston
Thoreday
West Virginian
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Obe
C. W Leith
Grafton
Leith
Miller
American Relief Contributions Reported at Paris and London
The American Chamber of Commerce in Paris raised 8000 dollars for relief, the American Lunar Club in London contributed 1250, and the Region Can Council sent 100. Mike Mabel Boardman of the American Red Cross returned from an Ohio food drive visit, with today’s donations pushing relief totals over the million-dollar mark.
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Washington, D
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
American Lunar Club
London
Council
Region Can
Mike Mabel T
Boardman
American Red Cross
Ohio
Red Cros
Airship Stazed Lands on French Parade Grounds
An airship descended on a French parade ground during a military drill in Luneviciae. German forces reportedly staged the craft as observers watched French troops drill nearby. The incident followed French air defenses firing to intercept the intruding craft.
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Luneviciae
Syance
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