Burglary at Adamston Store Tied to Monday Night Theft
A burglary at a merchandise store in Adamston was discovered Friday morning after entry through a side window. Thieves removed fifteen pairs of shoes and six pairs of trousers valued at about 70 dollars while leaving cash untouched. A whiskey flask clue was found, and a prior Adamston burglary linked to ongoing Mansfield county crimes is mentioned along with Mrs Henry B Plater reporting the break in. A separate note reports a patent granted to Granted Patent Ooie and O Taetus for a display rack.
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Ulonging
Baltimore
Clarke
O'Neil
Main
Adamston
Henry B. Plater
Plater
Phiter
Sens
Miners Move Toward End as Leaders Plan Return
Associated Press reports President John Mitchell of the Miners Union prepares to close headquarters and return to Indianapolis as the general scale committee leaves set to reconvene only if operators reject recent proposals. Pittsburgh operators advertise for workers as mines run full time and shortages appear. In Wheeling and Pittsburgh districts conferences show little chance of settlement and 1200 miners strike at Great Takes Coal in Kaylor. Mitchell doubts Beer's armower marks final and expects operators to pursue a settlement.
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Associated Press
New York
John Mitchell
Miners Union
Indianapolis
General
Soale Committee
Mingether
Associated Pittsburg
Pittsburgeos
Associated Pris
Viteburg
Pitteburg Lstrie
Feohone
Great Takes Coal Company
Kaylor
Mitchell
George F. Beer
Firebug personal crisis reports Columian Grove
Clarence Franks confessed he fired at someone then killed himself today in Columian Grove Ohio. Officers say the incident followed a reported personal crisis and preliminary details point to a self inflicted gunshot wound.
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Columian Grove. O
Clarence Franks
Bie Howe
Ubsat 1
Debating teams from WVU Wooster and Wooster clash
In Morgantown on April 13 the WVU team defeated Wooster in a three cornered debate series on interstate commerce. WVU won top speaker prizes, with Stephen G Jackson and W M Parker earning 25 and 15 dollars respectively.
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Aiorgantown
Morgantown
Wolp
Wooster
W. V
W. VU
Pittsburg
P.wooster
Bath
United States
Th. Wite
O. C. Lewis
Jane Lew
Stephen G. Jackson
Clarkeburg
W. M. Parker
Huntington
Leroy Allen
BP. Carson
C. E
George C. Sturgist
Ball
W. P. Hubbard
Wheeling
Joseph Noss
California
Pa.) Normal School, and Prof. Frank B. Trotter, of West Virginia Wesleyan
Dulles
Mississippi Wire Glass Company
WVU
Jackson
Parker
Pittduie
West Virginia
Western University of Pennsylvania
Wooster, C
Wester Pennsylvania
Successful Operation at St Marys Hospital
Surgeons Ars Haynes and Wilson performed a successful operation for appendicitis at St Marys hospital this morning on CAE SVicofl street car motor man.
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Tees
St. Mary' Hospital
Ars
Haynes
Wilson
Pay Day Spirits Rise Among Baltimore and Olio Employees
The text notes that Baltimore and Olio workers are in good spirits on pay day, with indications the payments are up to usual figures. The fragment suggests a routine payroll moment and positive worker sentiment across the two companies.
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Baltimore
Olio
Tramps Suspected in Slaying of 17-Year-Old Boy
Three tramps are pursued in the murder of Thomas Dye a seventeen year old near Orrville. Dye was found by the railroad with his watch and ring missing. The Associated Press reports ongoing investigation into the suspected killers.
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Associated Press
Woorter
Thomas Dye
Orrville
Resolutions by Woodmen Camp Honor Loss of Child Jessie
The Woodmen Camp of Clarksburg West Virginia offers heartfelt condolences to Robert Shacker and his wife on the death of their two year old daughter Jessie on April 10. Resolutions praise providence and ask comfort from the Great Divine. Records will carry the resolutions and a copy be sent to the bereaved family.
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Robert Shackered
Jessie
Clarksburg
W Va
Setton
M. Ernst
J. T. Moneypenny
Dallas at Traders Charles P. Dalllas Tax accepted a heroninen
Dallas at Traders Charles P. Dalllas Tax accepted a heroninen position at the Traders LaniTet where in the past year he was found pleasantly smiling. Dalle is one of the cleverest artists of the nation and has many wary percoral Peters. W. EK. Haymond of Sotien was here last jigist enroute to Baltimore.
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Charles P. Dalllas
LaniTet
Dalle
W. EK. Haymond
Sotien
Baltimore
Pleasing musical program at Broadday Institute
The First Baptist church program Thursday drew a large audience from Broadday Institute under Miss Stewart and Miss Green. Students Gail Dargey Mable Stewart Derrie Olleson Grace Lightburn Mr Martin Bessie Swager Fleming Holdem Mildred Kirkpatrick Grace Harr performed a difficult, creditable concert to the satisfaction of friends.
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Imuvnesidents
Broadday Institute
Mix Stewart
Miss Green
Gail Dargey
Mable Stewart
Derrie Olleson
Grace Lightburn
Miss Tuttencutter
Mr. Martin
Bessie Swager
Fleming Holdem
Mildred Kirkpatrick
Grace Harr
Intercollegiate Conference on Peace Opens at Earlham
The first session of the Intercollegiate conference on peace and arbitration opened at Earlham College in Richmond Indiana. William Dud Foulke former United States Civil Service Commissioner and Benjamin F Trueblood secretary of the American Peace Association spoke at the opening.
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Associated Press
Hichmond
Ind
Earlham College
William Dud Foulke
United States Civil Service
Benjamin F. Trueblood
American Peace Association
Boston
Mass
Play at Shinnston Benefits Local Lodge
The Daumer Boy of the Rap palannock was staged at the Bap fat church in Shinnston Thursday night April 12 for the benefit of the Ancient Order of Tinsted Workmen lodge. Legal talent assisted. attendance was good.
Heating Continued In Toronto Assault Case Hearing
The hearing for Albert O Buny charged with assaulting Get Iner was continued by Justice M C S until 10 o clock Saturday due to the absence of a lawyer in the case.
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Albert “O'Buony
Fire At Manhattan Cafe Causes Minor Damage
A small fire at the Manhattan cafe Friday morning at 9 30 o clock was contained by efforts led by Fred Bank. No serious injuries reported. damage described as slight.
Clarkshire High School to Hold May Graduation
The Clarkshire High School commencement is set for May with twelve graduates listed by name. The ceremony will be at night in the opera house, featuring no special address due to mixed class. The colored commencement is planned for May 28 in the Boy Street building with four professors announced.
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Clarkshire
Karl
Pearl Showallentine
Bessie Isenhari
Vieve Stealey
Susie Stealey
Mary Kidd
Floride Manley
Alt Gooden
Mable Nosbaum
Fred Wagner
Percy Showalter
Selon
Boy Street
Gus S. Ruffin
Blanchet G. Beane
Mary M. Robinson
Mary H. Cambric
Quarterly Meeting at Adamstor eo Held at Local Church
The third quarterly meeting of Adamston will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow and Sunday. The first session begins at 2:40 o clock with Rev. William Ans denon presiding. Saturday night and Sunday services follow, with reception after the Sunday morning sermon.
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Adamstor Eo
Hell
Methadist Episcopal Church
Adamston Tomirrow
William Ans Denon
Visit of relatives to Shepherdstown noted in paper
Mrs Harvey Wy Harmer Teft Fre day morning visits relatives at Shepherdstown WW. Janvirentt home from Tlinuis with Ine and Whor Mark burgers by oil field Dali pavinue faring well AWG Bartlett of Werton travels for Leworth Browne ad to Chicago.
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Harvey Wy Harmer Teft
Shepherdstown
Janvirentt
Tlinuis
Ine
Mark Burgers
Dali
Pavinue
Awg
Bartlett
Werton
Leworth & Browne
Chicago
Whalesake Gemeers
Une
Naples Ash Fall Diminishes as Ashes Cease by Daybreak
April 13 Naples reports show ash fall easing for the first time since Tuesday. The city remains under a grey sky with ash still drifting outside the main area, while several inches of ash accumulate on streets overnight.
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Naples
Mississippi River floods threaten rail line, levees hold
Report indicates river in high flood stage near Memphis with substantial crest uncertainty. Officials expect water to surpass the 28. a5 level while levees around the area are described as largely intact despite rising conditions.
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Memphis
Mississippi
New Time Table Changes Soon For Rail Schedules
Railroads prepare to update passenger timetables with changes effective from April 29 to May 28. The B O preliminary time-card meeting will be held in Pittsburg next week.
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Pitiaburg
Smoot Case Closes as Argument Ends in Washington
The Smoot case arguments closed today in Washington. Printed arguments will be finished by the committee next week, when a vote date will be fixed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bates Retires Wallington April Lieutenant General
Major General Henry Corbin will relieve Lieutenant General Bates in a formal retirement ceremony scheduled for tomorrow at noon. Corbin assumes command as the new senior officer in the corps.
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Wallington
Bates
Henry
Corbin
Cake Sale Under Bona Field Guild at Goff Methodist Church
A cake and bread sale will be held under the Bona Field Guild of Goff Methodist Church at Hayman and Coston's store tomorrow. The event runs all day. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Bonafield Guild of Goff Methodist Church
Acake
Hayman & Coston
Ghadister Case Attracts Jury In Rail Accident Suit
The trial in the circuit court concerns Joseph Chadister and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over payments for three roadsters killed at a railroad crossing about a year ago by a passenger train. Other court actions include a verdict for 160.60 in a suit by F.2 Lewis, the Home Furniture Company winning against Elizabeth Williamson, and various cases continued or dismissed.
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Joseph Chadister
Baltimore & Ohio Railtoa Company
Tess Pard
F. 2
Lewis
John
Traders National Bank
A. J. Michael
West Virginia Heating & Plumbing” Company
Phoenix Coal Timing
Cole Ga
Theodore Huble
Omer E
Tem
Republicans Gallea Convention Name Fourth District Candidate
Republicans gathered in Parkerbury for a fourth district convention to renominate the incumbent congressman. The meeting reported strong support for Spencer and indicated no opposition to his renomination, with a May 22 date set for the convention.
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Repubcan
Parkerebury
Rongres
Spencer Statesman
Goodman Chosen Teller at Farmers Bank
The Farmers Bank board selected E. B. Goodman as teller to succeed the third post resigning. Goodman will assume duties once a successor is found at Bailey Wholesale Produce, where he serves as the efficient bookkeeper.
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Farmers Bank Hive
EB. M. Goodman
Teller
Goodman
Bailey Wholesale Produce Establishment
Teamsters to Meet for Quarterly WV Gathering
The West Virginia Teamsters plan a regular quarterly meeting in the courthouse tomorrow at 1 oclock. Local war teamsters back a pension bill movement in Congress and expect final passage. All war teamsters who can should attend the meeting tomorrow afternoon.
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West Virginia
Court House
Congress
Dance Well Attended Theapee At Elktridge Academy
A well attended dance at Elktridge dancing academy led by Prof Blake pleased attendees. Guests from Weston and Richwood joined the event. Prof Blake plans to reopen the academy and continue attractions after the city. The next dance features Crow's Orchestra on Saturday night.
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Elktridge Dancing Academy
Blake
Weston
Richwood
Crow
Arbor Day Observance by Schools Recorded in Event
Arbor Day activities were held with public attendance and school participation. Central building students arranged flower beds while Monticello and Alt Vista campuses hosted plantings and yard cleanups. West End and other schools reported tidy grounds though limited live plantings occurred.
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Ke Arbutlmot
Seale
Monticello
Alt Vista
West End
Clawson Chosen for Salons Professorship Post
The fragment indicates Professor Clawson is chosen for a salon or faculty post with Rev. Tefer Gardiner mentioned. Clawson has not signed to accept but is believed to be undecided. The text is garbled with uncertain names and roles.
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Chayeon
Tefe Gardiner
Clawson
Salem Couple to Move to Paresh for New Home
A Salem paper notes Mr and Mrs J Flenigan intend to move to Paresh early next week to establish a new dwelling. X Le Pitzinygh, a Bridgeport merchant, plans a stay in Baltimore and Beane City while awaiting transit.
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Salem
A Frieudless
Mew
Desso J. Flenigan
Paresh
X. le Pitzinygh
Pepi Pritay
Wasi ‘Bess
Wet Milfont
Sqrewel
Baltimore
Bitin ‘Statinat Az
Beane City
Grafton Presbytery Elects Moderators Amid Sessions
The Presbytery of Grafton elected moderators and reported rising church membership and benevolence. Rev. C. A. Clayton led as delegate from Fairmont church, while Rev. A. M. Buchanan served as stated clerk and Rev. R. M. Ranssey was chosen temporary clerk. Several pastorates were noted as vacant or relocating, with adjournment to meet in Alexandria.
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Grafton
C. A. Clayton
Fairmont
Churches of
Frank Seaifunny
Bairmont
W.C. Datwan
Rea Sagan Tral Assembly
W. A. Gould
Hyaldo
Charles Halliwell
Mannington Presbyterian
Halliwell
Second Presbyterian Church
Bellaire
Ohio
Weston
Freier
Gonlil
Sabath Selsn
Stethens
State University
Morganton
Whilfphds
Alexanveeine New Church
Istely
Terra Alta
Grafton District
Chorel Composer From London Heads To Cincinnati
London based chorel composer expects arrival in the city tomorrow to perform his own compositions at a Cincinnati musical festival. He is to be accompanied by Lady Elgar as the Apostles and the Crew of Gerontins join the program for the event.
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New York
London
City
CicTonati
Gar
Fined Half Million Inmates Sentenced In Penitentiary Case
In Savannah, Gat Apel and Gaynor were fined 875619.00 and given sc tare each in the Penitentiary today.
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Savanwal
Grven
Gaynor
Governor Cheerful Despite Ongoing Health Updates in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati report notes Governor’s improving condition with cheerful remarks from his wife and local officials. The passage mentions a court sale at the courthouse and a forthcoming auction, plus various residents and hospital admissions.
Tornado Deaths Reported In Briggs Texas Of April
A tornado struck Briggs Texas yesterday causing multiple deaths and injuries. The dead include Mr Hickman and his two daughters, and R A Patterson and wife. Several buildings were destroyed as the storm brought heavy rainfall and extensive damage to the district.
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Dalles
Texas
Briggs Texas
Oil Up Three Cents in Times Crude Report
Oil prices edged up three cents as crude values shifted across markets. The report notes minor gains amid regional production figures and market fluctuations, with hints of broader supply dynamics affecting Eastern and Western producers.
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Apr
Kentuky
Life Sentence For Quinn in Manitainsale Trial
A jury found Quinn guilty of abn ier and related charges. He was sentenced to life imprisonment, his conviction arising from the case involving Mandy in a Smith county fashion matter.
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Martinesalle
April Tra
Quinn
Mandy
McIntyre
Smith
Brent Funeral for 26 Year Old Mary Brent
The funeral of Mary Brent, aged 26, will be held at Trinity Methodist Church on Water Street Sunday morning. Rev. Juli Me Bank will officiate, with interment to follow at Telkview Cemetery.
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Mary Brent
Wil Ba
Trinity Methodist
Juli
Telkview
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Mrs. Jackson Window Dies in City Hospital
Mrs. Jackson Window of Whinite dying in a urban hospital after illness during a period of trouble. She is 49 years old and survived by a husband and five children. The funeral will be held at her late home with relatives in attendance.
Taylor County Nomination and Convention Details
The Prohibition party calls for a county convention to nominate a ticket. The event will be held in Taylor County with a nominating convention date indicated. Officials and party members plan to assemble for the county meeting and future campaign actions.
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Craton
Apeit
Waylass
Ternolds
Sante Inne
Teewa Ue
Operation at St Wepitel Pridae and crash report
Readable fragments describe a hospital operation at an unspecified St Wepitel Pridae and a collision involving a train and cars. Names McArthur and Bell and Brakesnaig Drownvan appear amid garbled text. The piece references New York and Miss ing state mentions with unclear dates.
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McArthur
Ant
Bell
Hocking
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