Little girl victim of criminal assault in county home
A seven year old girl was assaulted at her home by a man named Bathy, an employee at a Phoenix mining plant. The suspect was arrested and charged as magistrates prepare legal action. The child was reported in serious condition, with parents filing the complaint and a warrant issued for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ErxGiek
Hlayien Bb
Phoenix
Opp
Ees
Conatabjedt
Clifore
John
Wilsonbisre
Mtle
Gorpaul
Iriyan
Fugcy Completes ae Joe Fucey From Hidden Heirloom
Fragmented OCR notes describe Joe Fucey from Enwick Niles near Singwood arriving to work under crops and river protection for the Giviey Coat Company. Mention of curling on Baltimore Street and gravel delivery from Moundsville for Main Street paving hints at local civic projects and dependencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fucey
Enwick
Niles
Singwood
Feree
Giviey Coat & Company
Pucey
Baltimore
Philippi soldiers remembered Awheeding and trial dates set
A court in May will hear the case of Gabery charged with a dangerous weapon offense and stoning a man in custody. Dr R A Haynes underwent appendectomy Saturday at St Marys Beast hospital and is expected to recover. At a weekly Pythian gathering, Dr Cox Brown was elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anin
Dames A. Baker
Alina Rich
G. Real
United States
Dayton
Chambersips
Gabery
R.A. Haynes
Gabo
St. Mary's Beast
Lodhed
Pythian
Woodingn of the World
Cox Brown
We Orlér
Miners Die in Gas Explosion at Somer Coal Mine
An explosion due to gas at a Somer coal mine kills ten miners, while a separate ceremony at Shiloh Battlefield honors Minnesota soldiers with Governor Johnson and state officials in attendance.
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Rata. Eng
Somer Free
Smiloh
Minn
Apr
Minnesota
Shiloh
Johnson
Rapatistan delegates elect at large amid tariff demand
Delegates at the Rapatistan state convention elected Lodge and Crane as delegates at large to the national convention. Postmaster General Meyere Wee served as temporary chairman. Governor Cutts Guild Jr. was endorsed for higher honors with his nomination for vice president favored by many. The convention urged revision of the tariff and indicated a preference for Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Meyue Wee
Cutts Guild, Jr
Maktachneetts
Roosevalk
Lodgeant Crane
Secretary of the Navy
John D. Log
Sidney 0. Bigney
Akron Jail Fire Kills Inmate and Injures Deputy
A jail fire at Akron inmate Antopo Pessoline, an Italian tailor, started today in a padded cell and burned him fatally. Deputy Sheriff Corey was seriously burned while attempting to rescue Pessoline. The jail suffered damage and prisoners panicked amid the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Antopo
Dadius
Sherif Corey
Killed in Fine New York. Two Chesters die in crash
Avr. 10. Two young Chesters were killed in New York City today after a collision near 25 Pitt Street. Several others injured as the crash caused extensive damage and a long line of responders blocked the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macc
Chesters
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Event Schedule at Daytime
An unclear OCR snippet references a WWE content time at 1:30 and a Dayton location. It mentions three named individuals and a Friday event, with vague notes on penalties and weeks. The readable parts do not form a complete cohesive report or confirm outcomes or precise actions.
Ansted Man Kills Wife Then Self with Axe
Apr 10. Johnson Wood of Ansted killed his wife by axe blows then took his own life, striking his head repeatedly. The tragedy occurred shortly after the wife’s death. Police ruled it a suicide following the domestic calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Johnson Wood
Ansted
Aicide
Police Court Victims Hear Drunkenness Charges
Two individuals appeared before Mayor Critw in sallee court this morning for public drunkenness. Joan Ingxbaum was jailed for three days for nonpayment of a fine, while Thames Simpeon paid a $3 fine and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critw
Sallee Court
Joan Ingxbaum
Thames Simpeon
Murderer Hanged in Norfolk Virginia
A condemned killer named Thurman from Wee Teint Kentucky was executed in Norfolk for the murder of Walter P. Dolen of Mexolan. The hanging took place as the law was carried out, ending a brutal crime case that strained the local justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Lee i Thurman
Wee Teint
Walter P. Dolen
Mlefixan
Winsneer Te
Chicago Brats Market Chicago TL April 16 wheat
Wheat futures in Chicago show activity with slight gains and competitors mentioned. Tylor Williams of Dots is noted in a birth reference dated Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woman Kills Man in Cassopolis Street Shooting
In Cassopolis Michigan on April 10 Carleton Morgan 35 of South Bend Indiana was shot and killed in the street. Mrs Gorge Metak er of South Bend is under arrest with her mate Marvin Metaker who allegedly followed Metaker to the town and fired at her husband but Morgan was hit. Police state Metaker claims Metzker fired first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzker
Thy
Fred
Morgan
Metaker
State prints advance copies of 1908 legislature acts
The public printer issues 1000 advance copies of the acts for distribution to legislators. Superintendent Miller receives 6000 copies of the school laws for statewide distribution. Due to changes in election laws, Pardon Attorney Lively prints a large number of copies of the election laws for distribution across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leg Tire
Miller
Pardon Attorney Lively
Local Woman Dies in Hospital at 42
Mrs Lola Norman of Mt Clare dies from peritonitis Friday morning at 6 in a local hospital. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Mille, 42 years old. Funeral arrangements not yet made. services at her late home, burial in Cork cemetery.
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Lola Norman
Mt. Clare
Wits
G. S. Norman
J. A. Mille
Cork
Virginia debt case sees withdrawal of attorney Holmes Conrad
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Clark W May in Washington over Virginia debt case before the U S Supreme Court. Attorneys for Virginia and debt certificate owners have had a dispute, and Holmes Conrad of Winchester has temporarily withdrawn from the case due to differing opinions among counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Clark May
Washington
Atorney
Clark W. May
Td States Supreme Court
Aispatch
Holmes Conrad
Winchester
Vie Eink
West Virginia
Hubbard Wins In Ohio County Nomination Race
W P Hubbard won the nomination for congress over Robert Hazlett in Ohio County by about two thousand votes, roughly a two to one margin. The report notes incomplete returns and mentions a local church meeting at First Presbyterian tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hubbard
Congres
Robert Hazlett
Ohio County
Hubbara
Funeral Arrangements Pending for Pennsylvanian Patient
The article reports the death of a man from Pennsylvania aged 29, after a short hospital stay of one week. He had lived with his mother, who traveled from her home to be with him when he died. Arrangements for the funeral had not been completed.
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Te Ji
Fmkhnen
Bridesrom
Aled
Kesler
Dinease
Whley
Ter Thome
Pennsylvania
Thittedley Nichtater
Pelson
Sway
Mate
Eckelburger
Annual shoots to be held by state military companies
Annual shoots are planned by state military companies this summer with emphasis on improvements in target practice. Each brigade company will compete for state honors and decide which members of the two regiments will advance to national rifle practice later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtate
PRESIDING ELDER TO PREACH AT PRIDES CHAPEL MEETING
The Rev. Dypreas of the African Methodist Episcopal church will preach and lead a quarterly meeting at Pride's chapel A M E church tonight. Rev. Mr. Smith returns from Buckhanan district conference reporting a successful session. Mary Grace Gragnan, district missionary society president, says the society’s interest has grown across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. West
Monument dedication set for June 18 in Parkersburg
The Daughters of the Confederacy will erect a monument in City Park Parkersburg to honor Confederate veterans. The dedication falls on the centennial birthday of Jefferson Davis, former president of the Confederacy, with the date set for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
City Park
Parkersburg
Thia
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Water discount period extended for city election day
The council chamber, used for the city election, extends the water renta discount by one day. Those who wish to take the discount must pay today or tomorrow.
Elizabeth Flynn Passes Death River In WA
Elizabeth Flynn crosses Death River in Washington. The obituary notes her residence on Isn Street and the time of death around 2:15 Thursday afternoon. Funeral services are planned Monday at 10 am at the church of the Trimaculite Conception with burial in Holy Crom cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Byrd, James T. Dendy, Enoch C. Tytrisk, Michael McDonnell, and Harvey W. Armor.
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Bjimabeth Wigan
Ayy
Isnn Street
Ahl
Flybowne
John Te -Fiyan
wWitmouburgs
J. i -Hewitt
Faire Monle
Deary
Gertrude
Tien
Agnes Plyns
Holy Crom
Pal Bearsry
Fin Ws
Byrd
Jamia T. Dendy
Enoch C. Tytrisk
Mighail McDonnell
Or Monongah
Michael Moran
Harvey W. Harmor
Deputy to Escort Forgery Suspect From Corpus Christi
Deput y sheriff William Leonard is due to arrive tomorrow with E Thad Post who was captured in Corpus Christi Texas and is being brought back to face forgery charges tied to a $260 note payable to the Stewart Wrult Company. Post allegedly fled after obtaining habeas corpus papers at Karnes City Texas as authorities pursued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leonard
E. Thad Post
Corpus Christi
Tex
John B. Post
Stewart, ‘Wrult Company
Mayor Weekley Do Resign
The Lumberport Independent reports a special edition that Mayor W. J. Weekley of Lumberport will resign at a special council meeting next Monday evening. The notice states he will explain his pension and the resignation plan during the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekley
Lumberport Independent Na
Saya
W. J. Weekley
Rensions
Pupils to present recital at First Baptist church
The pupils of Broaddns Institute music and expression departments will give a municipal and literary recital tonight at the First Baptist church. The program includes Mother's Po Little Lamb, The Burial of Sir John Moore, and selections by the Parka Ladies Quartette, with performances by many named students and ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broaddns Institute
Firat! Baptist Church
Lamb
Parka Ladies
Sir John Moore
Alene Highland
Brooks
Pauline Easter
Teachers' Contest for Clansman Tickets at Grand Opera House
A coupon promotion invites coupons to award orchestra tickets for the performance of The Clansman on Monday April 20 at the Grand Opera House. Cut out and mail to the office. entries received after noon are credited next day.
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Ance
the Clansman
The
Grand Opera
How the Vote Stands in City Teachers Contest
The Daily Telegram reports results for the popular teacher vote with Miss Martha Tate leading at 209 votes, Dell Ball 40, Mollie Grapes 40, Blanche Stonestreet 56, and others ranging from 3 to 490 in a heated contest. Voters are urged to support their favorites, as early voting and coupons are mentioned amid lively schoolroom enthusiasm.
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Glansman
Aft
Daily Telegram
Martha Tate
Dell Ball
Mollie Grapes
Bertie Boylen
Blanche Stonestreet
Jen Tigly
Blanche Gibson
M. ¥. Jones
Stella Hates
Anna Dean
Mayme Leatherman
Clamaman
Snider and Others Visit City for Events and Meetings
Snider is booming as delegate hopeful at the Denver convention, with citizens aligning behind him for Bryan sympathy. Key visitors include John W. Carpenter from Salem, Ald Fitzhugh, E. D. Tumin of Morgantown, Samuel D. Bragg of Parkersbore, Jake Fisher of Sutton, M. Keatley of Sietershiile, Annette How of Richwood, Fiore Mie a local teacher, and Mark Walden among others visiting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Carpenter
Salem
Ald
Fitzhugh
Bridgeport
E. D. Tumiin
Morgantown
Wae
Samuel.d. Bragg
Parkersbore
Seamer
Jake Fisher
Sutton
Visttor
M. Keatley
Sietershiile
Tly
Laiter Peilay
Annette
Richwood
Mies Fiore Mie
Giri
Mt Aalem
Mrk Walden
Boyt
County Clerk Nomination Contests Lead to Recount Session
In a county Republican meeting the recount process for county clerk candidates Gore and Ogden proceeded with all ballots reviewed. Ogden led Gore by seventeen votes after totals, with certificates of nomination issued and executive committee members named for the forthcoming state, congressional, and senatorial conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Goré
Ted’ Ike Mittoane
Fabia
Tt Wan Turther
Carutyito
VJ Mighland
Thasé Tor
L. Waymanden
Howard L. Gorn
Telegram
Ogden
Gore
Wyatt
Robinson
Adamston
Point Pleasant
Mai
Cannes
Clay
Leane Walker
Arthur Sturm
Clark
John M. Knox
Prakrie Moore
James N. Hea
M. Curkendall
Engle
Chester Cunningham
Ty Williame
Eik—Wirt Wen
George Rods
Serdis
A.D. Fitetingh
A. A. Lang
Simpson
A. D. Ficahugh
Av. Lang
Grant—telan Davisson
Claude Gawthrop
Uolon—M
Port and
We Burnside
Tenme
D. K. Ritter
Western ‘Steel
Inii
Wit
Morris
Proweavtling
Alto Bey
Untitled regional blurb from South Bend area
Fragmentary 1940s era note references sewer work and northern terrain. Mentions Wat Cee and Reid, with unclear actions or dates. With limited readable text, the item appears to be a brief public notice or logistics snippet rather than a full report.
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Yeggman
A. G
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Tylor ‘Willams
Dots
Priday
Rumpus
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Onto
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Motherhood of the
First
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Weide Coffinam
Balem
Frias
Wessey Sten
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Peiday
Tren
Moury Steiger
Wienture
Fria
Smithfield
Mar
Suicoum
Pride’s A. M. E. Chapel
Elizabeth Flynn
Death River
Flynn Street
POST
Texas
Leonard
Broaddis
Avou
Bowle d'Amour
Angeline
Pant Duntiar
Virginia Smythe
Boy
Bylgig Barnes _ Love
Parka
Quicketts
Parmer Whipple
C.s
Riley
Wita Kemper Brier
Rose
Robertson
John Smythe
D. Reinhold Dowsa Cotman
Elnora
Phelps Lena Ruttencutter
Cass
Snider
Amliand F. Snider
Densver
Bryan
Oadeiy
J. E. Bartlett
Charles M. Hart
Maraist
Ritiett
Nowe
Wade Goffman
Etrentt
Ernest L. Pigott
Ansesee
Jane B. Atrether
Comety
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Charles C. Pittro
Alee Te Dine
Ict
Erced W
Ter Comeres
Shere F. Reed
Tam
South Bend
Uriek
Tettens
Reid
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