Bonds for Water Works and Sewerage in Clarksburg
The City of Clarksburg acts to issue one hundred twenty thousand dollars in Water Works Improvement and Sewerage Bonds to fund extending water and sewer systems. Bonds, 1000 each, bear five percent interest, due March 1 1930, redeemable after 1919, and exempt from municipal taxes. An election will ratify the ordinance. sale proceeds go to Empire National Bank of Clarksburg.
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Empire National Bank of
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Clarkslmars
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Clark
Burk
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Fisaneas
Mares
Clarisbury
Nareh
Saia Empire’ National Bank
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Clarkaburg
Ami
Empire Nitone
Hank
Connell
Puccgssora
Offce
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Osborn
James J. Conpell
Moonshiners Clash. Deputy Killed in Fierce Battle
A violent moonshiner clash erupted forty miles south of the area, leaving one deputy dead and several moonshiners injured or captured. Authorities reported four other deputies killed or wounded with multiple arrests following the firefight during the raid by law enforcement and local officials.
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Willig
Louisa
Faarahale
Joe Vineot
Weinijes
Bloody clash ends with officer injured in street brawl
A violent confrontation erupted Saturday as officers attempted to detain Abies and Whe Feskted. Deputy Whyte fought with the suspects, sustaining mud-splashed injuries while Dr Bhowalter treated the wounds. The scene devolved into a chaotic struggle, with one officer dragged into a gutter and others resisting arrest.
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Nereauetine
Guy Cross
Amin
Bhowalter
Alles
Ganton Elects At The Pann Election
An 19th century Canton No 9 election named Odd Pet Jures officers Baptin Flowers and Maynard Worth led by Clerk T J Day and Accountant G W Duncan. Post election ritual included a meeting at Blue Holt adjourned and a trip to Fremont on December 17.
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Dirkeburs
Baptin
Flowers
Maynard Nworth
Finaign
A.fred Waigmh
T. J. Day
G.W. Duncan
Nycral
Oynters
Faremont
Blue Holt
Newman Arry. 4 Newman the Joies engaged in celebration
The text reports a newly present event with Newman and family celebrating the arrival of a newborn boy. It notes the engagement and the home setting, mentioning the joyous mood and the unsteady description of the household. The account references the boy’s birth and a future fate tied to the family’s fortunes.
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Roy Harpy
Cheathue Wirert
River Levels Fall at Pine Bluff Arkansas Point
The Arkansas River at Pine Bluff shows a slow drop after a reported property loss of 9150,000 as floodwaters recede from the area.
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Engineer Killed in Ohio Hospital Explosion Prank
In Mallipolis Ohio an engineer named Harmon died from injuries after a boiler blast at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics caused by a prank involving a potter’s explosion. The incident occurred December 1951 and police are investigating the accident and its perpetrators.
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Harmon
Boller
Ohlo
Davos Surgery Report Amid Unclear Local Update
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Wustica and Davos with a note about medicine, timing, and a person named James M. Plant being present. Details are fragmented and no clear event or outcome emerges.
Tributes Planned by Elks for Local Lodge Service
Elks will hold memorial services at the Grand Opera House on Sunday to honor deceased members. A program includes a tribute address by Savini A Bent, recitations, quartet performances, Elks Orchestra selections, and hymns. A list of participants and opening ceremonies is provided with speakers and musical numbers.
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Riut
delBee
Savini
Cuci
Elka Orchestra
Tena
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Mie
Mio
Sai
Dane
John W Dayts
Ailsa Front
Mr. Shui
Cariser sinks sew pmepeoit in Mie to four
Unclear fragmentary report with many garbled names and places. The text mentions a person named Cariser and a fight or sinking event near an island, plus references to a vet and a city. Details are unreadable, with likely erroneous OCR. The item resembles a brief local news blurb about a maritime or accident incident but lacks coherent facts.
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Yunker
Titenard
Pon- Jara
Fragmented OCR Item Missing Coherent Narrative
The readable fragments describe a shop, a location, and names that appear garbled. The text references a place near a train or road, mentions a person or group, and hints at a meeting or event with uncertain details. No clear dates or outcomes are discernible.
Admiral Dits New Rochelle Death Notice
Admiral Copbian reports the death of Navy man Coghlan in New Rochelle. He was seen yesterday, described as unwell, a native of Montevideo. A former lieutenant on the cruiser Raleigh, he served under Admiral Dewey after Manila and was connected to cultural works like the poem Hoch Der Kaiser.
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jAumotrat Jommy
Coghlan
Inl Sumas
Sochas
Copbian
Wes
Promising Volttenstatt Joint Toy Device Patent
Rev A C Halterman and Stein of Buckhannon patent a device claimed to revolutionize a costly and complex method of rolling realia. An inspection suggests Quarles W Halterman, brother of Rev A C Halterman, is involved and offers to model the device at his office.
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Om. Stein
Buckhannon
Yal Chey’ Lave
Quarles W. Halterman
A. C. Hannan
New Paper Advances Fairmont In Adduarium Announcement
A new entrant Inte Hor Wet joins Virginie eld and 7 others including Ne dyfille as GRE IL reports the league has used mrownd to find fowd for the paper. It is decided to Toettsein Fairmont.
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Tairmont
Virginie Eld
Weite
Dyfille
Fairmont
No Nations Made Captain 4 2 Slayton Report Wards Dik Ardy Day
Slayton of the Salvation Army reports a good start toward the planned Christ oak day activities. Officials say progress is being made on related tasks and preparations continue.
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Slayton
the Salvation Apmx
Basil Ohms
Rebel Army G Into Haitian City Pittsburg Daily News
President to appoint a U S military board member from the United Mine Workers. A request reached President Lewis Sare from Jhalanepolle, urging acceptance of the appointment. Dr Holmes of the United States Geological Survey said the work would not interfere with supreme executive duties. President Lewis promptly accepted the appointment.
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Mes
Li Geel
Tim Uohed Milne
Rooweye
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Lewis Sere
Jhalanepolle
da Bolanes
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Holmes
Lewis
Memorial Day Observance For Monongah Disaster Victims
Tomorrow marks the first anniversary of the Monongah mining explosion that killed about 360 people. An inquest in Fairmont concluded that the blast likely started from a blown fuse or powder ignition. Memorial services will be held at Monongah churches and graves, with cemeteries to be visited to honor the victims.
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West Vicentia
Fairmont
America
National Independent Telephone Association Elects Officers
The national convention of its Independent Telephone Association elected officers: President S. H. Moulton of Minnesota. First Vice President P. C. Haldogel of Town. Second Vice President E. B. Winlinger of Michigan. Third Vice President J. Mf. Devers of Canada. Secretary A. C. Doyle of West Virginia.
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Independent Telephone Association
S. H. Moulton
Minnsota
P. C. Haldoegel
Town
E. B. Winliger
Michigan
J. Mf. Devers
Canada
A. C. Doyle
West Virginis
Boy Walks Parkersburg After Severe Infantile Paralysis
A ten year old Robinxot, TH, formerly unable to walk due to infantile paralysis, has been discharged as cured after hospital treatment. Doctors and a local physician donated services and the child was sent back to his parents.
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Agi
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Hin Paretta
Taft Interests Pittsburg Telegram Promotes Steel Trade Aid
A garbled telegram from President elect William H. Taft expresses interest in involving Pittsburgh and the steel industry in national efforts. It emphasizes cooperation and support for labor and production, urging expansion of industrial work and broader participation in policy.
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Pittsburg
William H. Tulwaresd
Local Court Sets Bail For Pietro Galo
A chaotic OCR fragment shows Pietro Galo charged in a local case with unspecified offenses. The note mentions a bail amount of $500 set by the court and a Saturday appearance. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Pietro Galo
More
Oia Rafirosd
John T
Pest
Elrouir Court
Discharged receners reshuffle at Pittsburgh firms
In Pittsburgh the Westinghouse Selectric and Manufacturing Company and the Securities Investment Company faced court actions in the United States circuit court regarding vacancies. Charles Littis steps into a vacancy left by Louis Carr, with Mr. Little assuming duties previously held by Carr.
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Auditorium Opening At Adaulia Ton Schools
The new auditorium of the Adauia ton schools will be formally opened Monday evening from 7:80 to 1st Selpek. An entertainment program will be rendered and "miinko verll dimnished" by the Worleeee Prof. C. J. C. Bennett of Tairmont will take an address. All- tri ty A to attend.
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C. J. C. Bennett
Tairmont
Barnhart and Cheiety Charged in Pasar Company Case
In a court appearance on Saturday, Barnhart and Cheiety faced charges related to alleged embezzlement at the Meat Mine foreman Pasar et al Company. Gordon’s court presides as the Lorimer case name appears with the company property dispute at Crue Hon Feldag.
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Afumendgn
No Police Court Session Reported This Morning
The report notes no police court proceeding, no gambling case, no separate hearing, and no Do-Me court session occurred this morning at 27 Wood Street. No additional details were provided.
Typhoid Claims Mount Clare Native at Local Hospital
Joseph Radguieh, a Mount Clare resident, died in a local hospital Saturday morning at o clock from typhoid fever. No arrangements have yet been made. W J Kaw arrived from TenE Law to oversee funeral details.
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Mount Clare
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