Three Suspects Sought In Allen Murder Case
A Shir ley County murder of 87 year old Elizabeth Allen was ruled a homicide. Prosecutor Moore disclosed three persons under surveillance and a possible special grand jury to investigate. Officials noted the victim earned about 10000 yearly at her home and valued up to 20000, with police treating the case as a deliberate strangling and crushing of the windpipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor Fofter'n Jury
Elizabth Allen
Shirtley
Here
Moore
Circuit Cent
Allen
Hier
Elizmueth Allen
Marshall Allen
Shire Quy
Rome
Aflin
K. C. Moore
Charles Parks
Middleourie
J. A. Baker
Shirley
eSee
Not Guilty in Saloon Case Over License Names
Judge Haymond Maxwell directed the jury to acquit Alkire and Mullady in a liquor sale case to an alleged minor due to a license name discrepancy. Thomas Jefferson Mullady named in the indictment, Lee Alkire and Mullady listed on license. Also, Orville Dodd owed $25 and costs after assault conviction. jury in Heldreth assault case delayed. Charles A. Lewis found guilty of receiving stolen wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond Maxwell
Seturay Morging
Criminal Court
Alkire
Mullady
Saloonlata
Lee Alkire
T. Joan Mullady
Thomas Jefferson Mullady
Orville Dodd
Dutery
George Heldreth
J. Fred Dye
Charles A. Lewis
Glen Elk
Lowndes
Ministers and visitors schedule events across churches
Visitors will attend multiple services tomorrow at Baptist and Methodist churches. Dr Elkaneh Hilley and Rev C H Pack of Broaddus Institute will speak at the Baptist church, with Dr Holley preaching and Pack discussing the school. At First Methodist Episcopal Church Samuel Woods of Philippi will address a men’s meeting, while Rev G A Wilson of Virginia will preach at Central Presbyterian both morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkaneh ‘Hilley
Broaddus Institute
C. H. Pack
Baptist Church
Holley
Pack
First Methodist’ Episcopal
Samuel V. Woods
Philippi
Men’s Brotherhood
G. A. Wilson
Virginia
Central Presbyterian Church
Morning Land
Samuel VY. Woods
Philipp
Episcopal Church
Methodist Brotherhood
Woods
Special Ocean Mail Service unveiled by Western Union
The Western Union Telegraph Company announced a new Special Ocean Mail Service to save intercontinental time. It will handle Atlantic-bound letters from New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver by routing them in sealed envelopes via the first outgoing Atlantic steamship mail, reducing delays before crossing the ocean. Charges include standard telegraph tolls plus two cents for postmarks and foreign mailing, with plans to extend to Seattle and Vancouver for Pacific routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtos
D. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
San Francisco
London
New York
Yoromana
Hhe Teller
An Francisco
Vancaver
Western Union
Fin New York
Europe
Wil
Atlantic Steamship
Sar Wraocieco
Seatiie
Vancouver
Hix Witt
Ocean Mall
York
St Mennoises
Seattle
Miner LUNAGY Tony Flagamaos Declared Lunatic
Tony Flagamaos a 36 year old Pitcairn mine worker was declared a lunatic after an examination before Justice Samuel W Gordon. He sits in melancholia awaiting transport to the Weston state hospital. Constable Kearns took him into custody after a lunacy warrant was issued. He has a wife and two young children. Commitment papers sent to Weston hospital for pickup within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Flagamaos
Pitcairn
Samuel W. Gordon
State Hospital
Weston
Thomas FR. Kearns
Schoolboy Heavener Fined for Snowball Assault in Court
SOQHOOL BOY Guy Heavener was fined five dollars and ordered to pay costs after attacking Constable Thomas R. Kearns with snowballs in Justice G H Gordons court. He received a lecture and the fine plus costs were mandated. Clayton Powell faced a separate charge with unclear details due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Heavener
G. H. Gordon
Thomas R. Kearns
Clayton Powell
Monthly Settlement Plan Explained By Neen Pan PeetsStrg
A self explanatory letter from President Neenin explains a new monthly settlement plan for manufacturers. The plan sets $15 weekly for gatherers and $20 weekly for blowers and cutters, to be paid within 21 days after each settlement. It aims to resume operations, build stocks, and retain current rates, with several plants already joining and many more scheduled to start soon. 1,277 pots signed under Detroit scale, with 1,100 pots in blast and about 1,400 to 1,500 pots represented currently. Facilities named include Byers factory and others such as Chanute Cunningham Dunkirk Enterprise Fairmont Peerless Pennsylvania Tuna West Fork Mica Tinsted Wiicor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenin
Severn Menufacturers
Sieca
Byers
Detroit
Chanute
Cunningham
Dunkirk
Enterprise
Fairmont
Peerless
Pennsylvania
Tuna
West Fork
Mica
Tinsted
Wiicor
Clarksburg Orchestra Plans Evening at Traders Hotel
The Clarksburg orchestra led by W Williams will perform tomorrow evening at Traders Hotel from to 8 with supper served. The program includes Swinging the Summer Night Song, Kitty Pleaze Give Me a Kiss, High Jinks rag, Genece Waltzes, Amaranthur by J Francis Gilder Op 59, Barcarolle, Calm of the Night by Carl Bohm with trombone solo by Alfred Stefano, Entr Acte Gavotte, Intermezzo Russe by Theo Franks, and Goodby Betty Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Williams
Traders Hotel
Kitty Pleaze
J. Francis Gilder
D'Hofman-Offenbach
Carl Bohm
Alfred Stefano
Gillet
Theo
Franks
Goodby
Betty Brown
Weather striping project at city building site
A force of men rushes installation of the Chamberlin weather strip on the Goff tutiaing under the leakage stop system. Overseen by A. Sem Dower, formerly of the Pittsburgh office, now in this city, who invites public inspection of the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
A. Sem Dower
Pittiaburg
Seumbower
Murder Mystery in Kentucky Town
Ashland Kentucky December 2 The police attempt to solve a murder mystery after a two year old girl was found dead in the river The investigation suggests the child and her mother were murdered and their bodies cast into the river by unknown assailants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Fey Snd
Huntington
W- Va
Sir
Floods in France Threaten Towns and Hotels
George G Wachtar owner of the White House hotel and his wife filed a peace warrant in Justice Camp's court after two men were arrested for disorderly conduct. The Paris flood worsened as rains continued and authorities considered further charges. Hearing set for Monday at 7:30 pm, defendants remanded in default of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Wachtar
White House
East End
W. P. Camp
Thomas Cotinghim
Jemen Lealais
Jim Doe
Avere
Mjoon
Paris
France
Waektar
Duatie
Wendling Case Hears Arguments in Louisville Court
Hundreds crowd Louisville courtroom to hear state and defense arguments in the Wendling case as both sides prepare to present their attorneys before the jury. Two attorneys for each side will address the jury with a likely late afternoon verdict in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Train Wreck Near Cline Port Kills Three in Northbound Freight
In a morning accident on the Carg inn and Ollo railroad near Cline port Virginia a northbound double header freight train derailed. Three men died and three were injured including engineers Rf 16 and Sho walter with fireman Car Vaught among the injured. The dead are WW. Mr. Smith and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Carginn and
Ollo
Clineport
Mr. Smith
Rf 16
Showalter
Car Vaught
Pay Respects as Administratrix Qualifies in D C
Fragmentary report from Washington Dec notes Glory A Drom qualifying as administratrix of the personal estate with officials and reps present to arrange appraisals and payment. President Taft and other figures cited in uncertain passages amid garbled text and unreadable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
White House
Pond
Marings
Taft
Shaw to establish Intelior Wood Work and Lumber here
Thomas Shaw of Intelior Wood Work and Lumber Company plans permanent establishment in Clarksburg after months of local hiring on South Third Street. Previously based in Parkerxbute, Shaw notes strong progress and growth prospects for his venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shaw
Intelior Wood Work and Lumber Company
Leggett
South Third Street
Clarksburg
Mr. Shaw
Parkerxbute
Shaw
Brere
Panama trip for Horner family to visit Clark and family
The Horner party from Lumderport will sail from New York on December 9 for Washington and then Panama aboard the steamship Panama to visit A. H. Clark and family for several months. Mary Horner and Mrs. Flor B. Horner accompany GOING 20 Panama voyage details indicate travel to Washington and Panama with Clark household awaiting their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flor B. Horner
Mary Horner
Lumterport
Washington, D. C
New York
Panama
A. Hi Clark
Government officials questioned after tomato pulp seizure case
U S Attorney H Roy Waughan filed action against 100 barrels of tomato pulp at E Placeus Company of Wheeling for decomposed material used in catsup production. Papers issued on information from J F Zamshaw, department inspector. Seizure targets the substance, not owners, with potential destruction if found impure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Atormey
H. Roy Waughan
Wheeling
Phillips Packing Company
Cambridge
J. F. Zamshaw
Funeral Monday for Charles Miptioxs at Adamaton
Funeral services for Charles Miptioxs are set for Monday at his home in Adamaton with burial in Long Run cemetery. The 17 year old died from typhoid fever, with the obituary noting his youth and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Alexander _ Miptioxs
Adamaton
Hous
Long Run
Honored Dead Be Remembered at Police Court Session
At a regular police court session led by Mayor Frank R. Moot A Vantickie was convicted of stealing a long bread knife from a traveling musician at a local hotel and fined 5.60. He paid and was released. Thomas Cottingham and Jim Doe faced assault charges against Mrs George G Wachter of the White House hotel in East Grid. the case moved to Justice Camrio’s court. Three other men were fined for drunkenness, two paid, one paid by order. Two men labeled hangers-on remained jailed for hearings that evening, still recovering from liquor effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Moot
A. ©. Vantickie
Miesman
Thomas Cottingham
Jim Doe
Mr Boggess Dies at Fairmont Home
Norman J. Boggess, aged about 60, died at his Fairmont home last night. Funeral set for tomorrow with burial in Dies terport. He was a son of the late Joshum Bogeces and had long resided in Jones county. Left a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J. Boggess
Fairmont
Dreway
Dies
Terport
Mr. Boggess
Joshum Bogeces
Jones
Ty Picely
Cole Comprise Cho Enich Oversees Four Implements for Service
A fragmentary note lists Cole as in charge of four implements for a service. Names and precise duties are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate assignment of tools or devices for a task. The brief item suggests organizational or procedural roles within a local operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Cho ‘Enich
Maniuagi Mystery: Marfingy Notoser Ties to Pietra Provonmso
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a connection between individuals Marfingy Notoser and Pietra Provonmso. Details are sparse, with names bearing likely transcription errors. Further readable text needed for a solid card summary.
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Tyler County
Special Service OF Oceans’ Mail
Western Union Telegraph Co
Iitedng
Ochestra
Golf
Kentucky
Citi
Peage Charge
Wendling
Will. Reman
Felatti
Cesar Eaaney
Areltewndt
Funeral Mondax
Nuat Lodge
Maniuagi
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