Miller Chosen New President for Convention Day
Miller chosen as president of the thirty first burial convention amid a long program. The Rev Joan Hoyt reelected vice president with numerous church and auxiliary officers listed for Wheeling and nearby communities. The day’s schedule includes sessions at First Baptist and First Methodist churches with lectures, missionary programs, and teacher training led by named clergy and educators.
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Thomas C. Miller
Shepherdstown
Joan Ta Hoyt
Muntington
Lloveral Smpcretary
A. T. Wrools
Neeling
Hecording Secretars
A. Altickler
Milenboro
A. J! Watt
D.D
Huntington
Home
Irev
Jones
Fairmont
Dev. M
Wind
D.ib
Parlnton
HO B
Morgwntowhi
Eal
Siénisher Internationay
J. 2. Foster
Buckhannon
G A. Aschman
Wheeling
A. Williams
Marzinton
W. M. Given
Etteville
First Baptist Church
Dyninger
Wittiams
Bell
John L. Alexander
Edwin W. ‘Thornton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dro, B
Purinton
Presiding
Harry T. Maxwell
Nanni Lee Frayser
Ualors
Edwin W. Thornton
Rae i
QeGiark
Pht
Neewiding
Panamas Canal Terms At Issue In International Debate
The Panama Canal toll dispute features remarks by former secretary Richard Olney and others. Olney argues the United States holds rights to fix tolls and terms, while the Hague and European powers could be involved in arbitration. Chandler Anderson asserts the US may exempt its own vessels from tolls.
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Washington
Wilkes States
Panoms
Richard Olney
Ametican
Olney
Altind
Harlem
Mr. Olney
Tors Wink
United Statom
United States
United Staten
Hague
Great Britain
Chandler P. Anderson
Oblate Depenent
Tarife Bill Debate Shapes House Passage Prospects
In Washington on April 23 the tariff bill debate in the House proceeded with three days left before a vote. General debate was slated to end Monday night and the bill would be open to readings and amendments on Tuesday, with passage possible in the first week of May.
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Associa
Washington
Dci
House
Senate
Underwood
Missing New Jersey heiress may be found in safety
A seventeen year old daughter of a Newark milk dealer vanished Wednesday afternoon. A private agency employed by IMF Bardon reportedly located her in the afternoon. Authorities awaited formal charges against alleged kidnappers before confirming the discovery. Police declined to participate in the search.
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Morden
Mil Fionaire
New Jersey
IMF
Bardon
Bariton
Border
Thc
Cleveland Clerk Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
In Cleveland a clerk named Peter F. Setes pled guilty at arraignment on embezzlement charges. He admitted stealing $6,000 of brush from Cleveland Furnace Company and confessed to taking $30,000 of tin material. The monthly salary noted was $60.
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Ocia
Ted
Cleveland
Péter F. Setes
Cleveland Furnace Comppany
Imreeny
Hopeful Session Opens Amid Coal Dispute
The session today faced tense mood as resolutions criticise coal operators' reading of Governor Untfeld's plan for settlement of the strike. The governor's midnight statement set the tone, minors appeared hopeless, and local sentiment leaned toward strict enforcement of the law while awaiting a breakthrough.
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Untfeld
Sbrika
Republican Senators Stall Wilson Appointments Over Policy
Fragmented OCR text suggests Republicans oppose President Wilson's appointments for political reasons. Discussion centers on Democratic support and attempts to influence decisions, with references to pivotal figures and party strategy. The readable content notes opposition and stalled confirmations amid broad political maneuvering.
Ringling Brothers Bow At Clarkaburg Opening Day Parade
Population swelled to a city height as Ringling Brothers toured Clarkaburg with a three mile parade. The show featured Ringling horses in full gear and tableaux of dancers, followed by Jon of Arc pantomime and a five person elvows act. Opening at 2 PM, the afternoon crowd filled the big tent and visitors could tour the grounds before the evening performance.
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Ringling Brothers
Canona
Clarkaburg
Bro&d-Oake
Time Web
Clarksburg
Rivelng
Charlés Thie
Jon of Arc
Mala
Pascant
Ie Baller
Europe
Newlands Proposes Tariff Talk With White House
Washington April 25 Senator Newlands leads protest against tariff measures and asks President Wilson for opportunity to present views. He cites what he calls the improper religion of tariffs affecting states as a reason for action. Sugar and wool considered key subjects in the conference. Parisburg report notes Hippodrome theater owners Edward J Wehte and Rhinehary J Hollie to open another Hippodrome at Gratton in May.
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Newlands
White House
Ora Tan
Washington
Wilken
Newlanin
Paricershurg
Edward J. Wehte
Rhinehary J. Hollie
Ippodrome Theater
M Gratton
Nearing End of Tang Audit Case in Court
The Tang audit case moves toward completion in court today as prosecutors present arguments and the defense prepares rebuttals despite lingering procedural questions and the ongoing timeline of the trial.
Mine Disaster In Pittsburgh Deepens Death Toll
Pittsburgh April 25 Rescue crews from the Bureau of Mines and local miners pressed into Pillar King Coal Company workings after an explosion. Thirty three more bodies were recovered and men press on to clear rock and debris. Gas pockets and collapsed roofs hinder entry as officials move toward determining the full death toll and assisting widows and orphans.
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Asoriayo
Pittsburg
Dictien
Pillalirg Cowl Company
Monon- Ehhoin City
Bureau of Mites
Jime
Monongahela
J. Hoffman
Bureau of Mines
Detroit American League star faces Derby talks
Ty Cobb sat aside in Detroit as the Detroit American League club opened talks on reinstatement after a tense conference. Cobb indicated future moves might include a return to the team for two or three seasons, with a possible contract tangled in league action. The national commission would decide the reinstatement matter once officially presented.
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Detroit
Tyriia Bobbat
Muyin
Tonigh
Hla
Mir
Mariin
Cobb
Dindley
Deteott
National Commission
Sundry bill advances with labor provisions in Senate report
The wan dry civil appropriation bill was favorably reported to the Senate by the appropriation committee. It includes a provision that no fund for prosecutions under the Sherman law be used against farmers or labor organizations. Taft vetoed this provision, and Senators expect President Wilson to sign the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Wilson
Drunk and Disorderly At Baltimore Station Fined
John Sparks an Italian laborer was fined 1 dollar and costs in Magistrate J G Nicewarner's court for drunken and disorderly conduct at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station. He was arrested and prosecuted by railroad detective J Ay Campbell.
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Baltimore and Ohio
John Sparks
J. G. Nice Warner
J. Ay Campbell
Haunting Shoe Man Trial Shocks City and Change of Venue
A man named Michaels faced $3,000 bond in Kanawha county for shooting Muller at Paint Creek Junction. Muller died from the attack, while Michaels, linked to militia activity, allegedly confronted him at the station. In Springfield, the Illinois inquiry into the International Show Company exposed tense exchanges as Derby denounced the proceedings.
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Atworiaren
Michiels
Muller
Costly Fine Imposed for Disorder on Train at Local Station
Young men Jesse Dovelas and Harry Weaver from Huntington faced a magistrate in TG Niesw Warners court for drunken and disorderly conduct aboard a passenger train at the local station. Each paid a fine of 25 and 4 shillings after pleading, with the case heard Thursday evening by the magistrate.
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Jesse Dovelas
Harry Weaver
Huntington
TG. NieswWarners Court
Ital Casptiell
Rally Ween Campaign Boost With Subscriptions
The Daily Telegram promotes a subscription drive offering prizes and votes to readers who sign up or renew. Contenders including Hurley Snider Wanda Rogers and others vie for a diamond ring and car prizes as bonus votes accumulate before the May 12 deadline and a final tally on May 27.
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Beyelore
Telegram
Hurley Snider
Ber
Snider
Wanda “Rogers
Inpdin
Unclear OCR text hints at local appointment notices
Fragmentary report mentions names like Jerry. references to Huntington and Talat Fr Hnchan appear garbled. Public notices and locations unreadable. unable to determine concrete event, date, or organization.
Milltem of Flames Aims toward Ghent Wife in Legal Notice
A cryptic OCR fragment references a person named Pua F Ghent and a legal action or financial matter involving a $2 amount, with mentions of a wife and a government entity. The readable text is garbled and offers few concrete details.
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Missionary Department
Trat
Hirst Methodist Episcopal Cure
Marry L. Maxwell
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Stunt
Read
William ML Fall
Nviliot
Panama Canal
Gallagher
Charleston
Monongahela Valley
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W. Va
Smallagher
Gallaguer
Harlegton Company
Heirmont
Hele
Princeton University
Elme
Palemont
Power Department
McHinery Mn
Tarife
Gonfesses
Aime
Wise
Clehty Rivets
T. O. Tang
TY Cog
Detroi Club
Committee
Vice Commission
State of
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Springfield
International Show Company
Srand Metory
Springtern
Waa
Tllinois
W. Dethy
Jowell
Stynoigraphera
Uraon
Therm
Derby
Asahe Ansator
O'Hara
Mx Derby
Iluals
Yowell
Ulite
Toacern
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Keyser
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Toad
Grwen Springs
Thy Gwadagwr
Pitty
Ana
Sarah
Jerry Dingess
Buntington
Talat
Ghent
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