Halley Urged to Lead West Virginia Colleges
Trustees press Professor Halley as a candidate to lead Clarkeburg and West Virginia College preparatory schools. They praise his work, invite broader faculty support, and note his years of service and readiness to advance regional education.
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Halley
Uup
Hulley
West
Broaddas
Principa Hallay
Mr. Halley
Clarksburg
Stuart
Bovahner
Poo' Cared For By Colored Blu Funeral Aid
John E Jamieson died Sunday in Porlemouth Ohio and his widow travels with his remains to Clarkeburg. The Clarkeburg Colored Social Club paid Stegley Osborn Undertaking Company 850 dollars for funeral expenses. Club directors sent a copy of resolutions to the decedent’s family and to the Clarkburg Telegram. W Dale Dean president Tuneneon formerly belonged but was not in good standing at the time of the death. The club is praised for its generosity.
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John E. Jamieson
W. Dale Dean
Manta Tuhnion
Dy Tuneneon
Appeal Made to the DIQE in City Stricken Area
An appeal is filed to the DIQE regarding a city area hit by hardship and danger. Officials cite issues with elder care and missing funds prompting calls for review and relief measures.
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Diqe
Death lists and rebuilding efforts amid San Francisco quake
Reports detail extensive destruction in San Francisco after a major earthquake and fire. Early plans aim to rebuild quickly with new structures and lighting along devastated districts. Refugees and displaced residents are being cared for, with shelter and aid organized across cities including Portland and Seattle. Destitute travelers and casualties are confirmed as recovery operations proceed.
Robey in Limelight Over Lodging House Case
Millman Robey of Lumberport faced a public hearing after an attempt at a bite in a cheap lodging house at Irmont. He allegedly seized a child and fled with it before being pursued by a constable. The case proceeded as Robey and the child moved toward Lumberport.
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Millman Robes
Irmont
Sigil
Robey
Ted
Lumberport
Case on Selda Marsh contends dollar to twenty bill charge
The argument on press time in the Selda Marsh case focused on the charge of raising a dollar into twenty dollars. E. G. Smith opened for the prosecution with J. B. Lay following, and the case may go to the jury tonight.
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Selda Marsh
E.G. Smith
Land
J. B. Lay
Cars to New Fair Ground Schedule Announced
Superintendent Hutton sets a new shuttle timetable for the New Fair. Departures will run every two cars starting at 6 30 a m and a final trip at 10 30 p m, to the fair grounds.
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Supt. Hutton
Funeral of Mrs Madden Held for Margaret J Madden
Mrs Margaret J Madden, died at a focal hospital early Monday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning from the Catholic church at 10:38 a m. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Margaret J. Madden
Focal Hospital
Holy Ciass
Boy Recovers From Illness and Walks Again
A boy, son of cashier R. Harrison, recovering after an attack of appendicitis, regains strength and begins to walk with friends and gates and cheers as he improves. Turner of Wheeling noted as a local connection in the report.
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Emi Emtfeg
Gl R. Harrison
Berman
Pilgrimage Plans for Wheeling Shriners Meet in Clarksburg
The Wheeling delegation travels May 9 by B&O Short Line to Clarksburg for a Shriners convention. A grand parade and review start at 2 pm with Meister's band, receptions at the Waldo hotel, and a final banquet May 10 at 11 pm. The Imperial Council meeting in Los Angeles is postponed, allowing broader attendance.
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Commanderina
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg
Grand Commandery
Wheeling
Wheeling Commandery
Clarksburg Commandery
Walido
Bulls Likely Out, Gessler to Remain in Cubs Roster
President Murphy of the Cubs announced that pitcher Knoll would be traded to Brooklyn for Arthur Gessler who played first base for the Beavers last season. Gessler hit 280 last year and may be kept, while Bull Smith may be released. Artie Hoffman can play both outfield and infield as a backup.
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Uineago
Murphy
Cubs
Knoll
Brooklyn
Arthur Gerelur
Faienders
Gesster
Bull” Smith
Artie Hoffman
Gessler
Prohibition Ticket Nominated At County Convention
The Prohibitionists held their county convention in Clarkeburg Portlay and nominated a county ticket for legislature M. S. Blairant L. 1D. Lowther school superintendent Tilghan F Kemper county commissioner I. Otis Sloat delegate to congress A. Witter delegate to senatorial convention S. A. W. Martin E.oon Jasper R ee AL Bond RET seat and J. tL Giri iD Stout was chair and Saseee secretary with about fifty in attendance.
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Pottlay
Blairant L
Lowther
J. Tl Giri
Stendance 7
Jury verdict WA death by own action
The coroner's jury ruled the death of Chia Bigelow at her Broad Onks home was caused by self-inflicted gunfire. Testimony described a conflict with her husband and Steve Matthews as the scene unfolded, with conflicting accounts of who fired the fatal shot.
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Chia Jigelow
Broad ‘Onks
Steve Matthews
Tatler
Sharon
Treve
Bauzhner
Danville
Clarksburg
Scoud
Matthews
Hiv
Steve
Husband Ticks Wife's Body Home For Burial In Danville
The remains of Mrs. Bigelow were taken by her husband George Bigelow to Danville Virginia, her former home, for burial.
President Murray Visit for May Inspection Tour
Oscar G. Murray and Baltimore and Ohio officials plan an animal inspection tour in May. They will travel by special train to inspect the company’s property and review proposed improvements along the route through West Virginia and surrounding areas.
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Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore & Ohio
West Virginia & Staan Range
Two Robbers Attack on Bridge End at Railroad Tracks
Victim Denis is seized in a strangling hold and searched while a stout accomplice pockets valuables. The pair escape onto the Short Line tracks as bystanders reel in shock, one week after a similar bridge hold-up. Police vow increased patrols at the venue on Thursday night April 26 to catch ticket holders involved.
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Denis
Eale
Sonta
Mimetre
Meles Wately
Intermediate Court 15 Beings Arnocated
In Charleston West Virginia on April 24 the issue of an intermediate court of limited jurisdiction is discussed amid rising case backlogs. Judges note faster growth of cases since 1904 and 1905 with 40 then 168 then 242 allowed cases, urging voters to consider constitutional amendment at the coming election. Judge Poffenbarger advocates the reform to relieve court workload.
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Charleston
W. Way
Sumipore
Podsess
Tudge Poffenbarger
Local Church Receives $490 Grant Amid Budget Bills
A local Episcopal church in Cli burg secures a $490 allocation amid proposed budget measures. The funds support parish needs as lawmakers review church-related financial requests.
Fragmented Readable Note on Local Incident Fallout
An unclear OCR fragment describes a local incident with mention of a hitter and hospital. Names and exact actions are unreadable, but it references a facility in a city and a resisting party. The text hints at injuries and possible charges or an investigation underway.
Mary Burke dies. Catholic service planned
Mrs Mary Burke wife of William Burke died late last night at her home on Bennet Place She leaves five children The funeral service will be held at the Holy Cross Church with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery The obituary lists the family and church details from the local community notice
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Mary Butler
William Burke
Bnet
Pike
WIFE ACCUSED OF INFIDELITY IN OLD CASE
A historic trial recounts a wife suspected of adultery after a burglary at the couple s home. The husband faced charges amid testimony about her behavior and suspicions of deception. The case sparked public gossip, with the woman defending her innocence as events unfolded.
Inspection Tour By National Guards Unit
A group of inspectors led by Major Wilder and Colonel Osborn Lentta will visit properties of a company including ships and equipment. They will inspect Day A tonight and travel to Elkins tomorrow as part of a broader inspection tour by the National Guards.
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United Army
C.A. DebomJaf
National Guards
Gratis
Major Wilder
Osborn Lentta
Ae Stony
Elkins
Inapest Co. 1
Recital at Waldo Promises Rare Musical Event
The Waldo recital on April 25 features Mire and Racin Freate Coreen in a unique program. An advertisement notes ticket availability and the Marealy Chale as a highlight, inviting attendees to witness a distinctive musical evening.
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Mire
Racin Freate Coreen
Waldo Wednisviag
Rajoelivks
Local Woman Sentenced After County Jail Case
Clara Black, a colored woman, was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Seth on a complaint by Jyh Elliott alleging unlawful conduct in a house. Black was sentenced to ten days in the county jail.
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Clara Black
Qheel Seth
Jyh
Elliott
Mujfer
State Meeting of Medical Men Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a state meeting of medical men with unclear dates or locations. The readable bits reference medical professionals gathering for discussions or presentations and mention possible regional affiliation terms. The item remains incomplete with unnamed speakers and outcomes.
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State Meeting OF Medical Men
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