Ballinger Exonerated by Probers Report
The Interior Secretary Ballinger is cleared by a congressional inquiry panel. The majority Republicans conclude no evidence proves misdeed, while Democratic members led by Madison dispute the findings and issue their own report. The timing aligns with House and Senate openings and public disclosure of both reports.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Ipsinet
Congressional
Bellinger-Pinchot
Oday
Congress
Ballinger
Servatory Nelson
Flint
Sutherland
McGsu
Olmestead
Denby
Madison
Balling Arts
Commiotee
Minneapolis
Balilager
Disorderly conduct leads to bond failure and jail time
Thomas Cottingham was sentenced to 300 days for failing to post a 300 bond for good behavior by Justice W. P. Camp. James Leo faced trial in the same case but was denied bond. Police allege both men caused disturbances at White Wouna satoon, with landlord George Wachlar reporting a broken bottle and further disorder at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cottingham
W. P. Camp
James Leo
George G. —Wachiar
Imter
Mre. Wachlur
River Traffic Declines Across Nation Says Hamilton
In Washington D C Representative Hamilton outlined a plan to shift any Supreme Court debt ruling against West Virginia to the national government. Hubbard discussed the issue with Hamilton and may bring it to the House while Woolyard requested garden seeds. Taft at the National River and Harbor Conference noted river navigation declines due to rail expansion and urged cooperation to overcome transport challenges.
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West Virginia
Hubbard
Hamilton
House
Supreme Court
Woolyard
Woodyard
Convicts Taken From County Jail to State Penitentiary
Seventeen Marian county inmates were moved to Mobrdeyilte penitentiary Wednesday morning. Among them are Guzzola Pisvoneivi Cuxabla Jentle Vita lone Perio Stone Vailllo Papiliog Torik Fisher Mots fey Jackson Willey Swisher Th. Yost. They face charges including extortion murder grand larceny and highway robbery. Three guards accompanied the transfer.
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Eventeen
Marian County
Mobrdeyilte
Attonie Guzzola
Prandico Pisvoneivi
Gilmep
Pi Cuxabla
Phens Jentle
Rocee Vitalone
Leomirde Perio
Franckice Stone
Pete Vailllo
Francisco Papiliog
Hramtic Torik
Murdes
Greege Fisher
Just Mots
Torbigfey
Alfred Jackson
Joe Harm
Merry Willey
Stoning
Harry Swisher
Mathias Th. Yost
Little Kanawha project to wait on engineers' report
Washington dispatch states there will be no appropriation this session for the Little Kanawha river project. Engineers' report is not yet received by the War Department, delaying inclusion in the rivers and harbors bill. The bill is practically made up and awaiting the engineers' findings before any funding.
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Washington, D. C
Kanawha
Acreage Warning Reports Winter Wheat Increase
In a department of agriculture forecast the United States winter wheat acreage is put at 4,453,000 acres, up 30,000 from last year. The December 3 condition index is 226 compared with 96.4 in 1909.
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United States
Warningdon
Department of Agriciture
Winter Howe
Blue named Sharleton state tax commissioner
Governor Glasscock appoints Fred C. Blue of Philipp as state tax commissioner to replace T. C. Townsend. Blue, a West Virginia State Senator from Grafton, will begin duties March 1. He is about 38 and married to Judge William Ire's daughter.
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Sharleston
William B. Glasscock
Fred C. Blue
Philipp
T. C. Townsend
Blue Puld
Senator Blue
West Virginia
Grafton
Iim
S. G. Dayton
Judge Dayton
Dayton
Congress
Blue
State Senate
William Ire
William Tee
PADS House Piano Co Opens Wheeling Exhibit
The C A House Piano Company of Wheeling West Virginia opened a piano exhibit at 316 West Pike Street featuring Kurtzmann Kohler Campbell Weser Brothers Lester and Autopiano pianos. The Autopiano unit is a piano player operated even a child can use. A limited number of pianos will be sold under a clubbing offer with easy installments. Frank Sharp oversees the exhibit and invites potential buyers to inspect the offer.
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C. A. House Piano Company
Wheeling
W. Va
West Pike Street
Kurtzmann
Kohler & Campbell
Frank Sharp
Strikers March Turnout Across City Amid Confederate Protests
Amid a tense atmosphere in Chicago, physicians and garment workers joined a march via telephones and street routes to show support for striking labor groups. Officials reported no disorder as demonstrators gathered, with Mikins and other authorities emphasizing orderly protest.
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Vamitinginon
Mikins
Phyiens
Atreeia
Chirane
Statue Unveiling Honors Baron von Steuben in Washington
At a ceremony in Washington on Lafayette Square, President Taft and officials attended the unveiling of Baron von Steuben’s statue. Representative Bartholdt of Missouri lauded Steuben for reorganizing the army and aiding the American Revolution, citing Washington’s final commendation letter.
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Washington, D. C. Beck
Taft
Dickton
Vor Bernstorf
Barthold
Missouri
Haron von Steujed
Dickinson
Adlén ‘Pett
Lafayette Square
White House
Richard Barthold
St. Louis
von Steuben
Sss
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Bartholdt
TornWalle
Yorktown
Hia
Congress
Beriain
America
Baron von Stnuben
Ieriis
Steavon Imuelf
An-napolis
Revolutionary Army
Baron
Ohio Democrats Hold Conference
A fractured Ohio Democratic conference failed to vote on Senate organization. The Finley Hanley faction delayed action, proposing a committee to study organization and other matters, while accusing rivals of delay before the January legislative session.
Supreme Court Affirms Multiple Civil Appeals
Charleston court reports affirmations in sixteen cases from various counties including Mullin Morris Cabell Mercer Marion and Randolph. Notable entries include City of Fairmont outcomes and a reversed ruling for Lamber Company versus Guyandotte Timber.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
South ‘Pepn
Knox Et
Hurrisom
Whalen
S. Muntey
Morrison County
Bond Et al
Taylor Et al
Parabontas Chlinty
Uniontown Grocery Company
Dawson
Morgen County
Floyd Vs. Duty
Kansiwich
Seyler
Britiah American Assurance Company
Cabell County
Oty
Bluefield
Johnson
Mercer County
Affirmed
City of
Marion County
Harding
West Virginia postmasters named in new appointments
The President appointed two West Virginia postmasters James H. McComas at Barboursville and Edgar James at Glen Jean. A fourth district postmaster list, all in Jackson County, includes Florence Wat at Crow Summit replacing prior postmaster. Alvan H. Curts at Lone Cedars replacing C. H. Scheibats. Join Chancey at Prim Orchard replacing W. T. Chancey.
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Washington, D. C
West Virginia
James H. McComas
Barboursville
Edgar
James
Glen Jean
Jackson County
Florence
Crow Summit
Pioreize F.fara
Alvan H. ‘Curts
Lone Cedars
C. H. Scheibats
Chancey
Prim Orchard
W. T. Chancey
Governor Glasswick in Washington for river convention talks
Governor Glasswick arrived in Washington with Attorney General Eliott for meetings at the White House. He attended the End National Rivers and Maxborn convention and discussed a Virginia debt case with President Taft.
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Washington, D.C
Dent
Glasswick
End National Rivers
Maxborn
Genera Eliott
White House
Taft
Virginia
Man 18 Selled San Fira Incisod Calif
Domingo Navarro president of the whe men Union was what atid billed in a Dec 1 incident in San Fira California.
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San Fira
Calif
Domingo Navarro
Gypsy School District Plans New Deltaing Building Start
The Gypsy school district will complete a new Deltaing building by year’s start due to seating, light, blackboards, and apparatus shortages. Enrollment totals 105 with 48 primary, 34 intermediate, and 23 higher grade pupils. Names of students and teachers appear from primary to eighth grade in the report.
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Detlaing
Gypsy
Boa
Hage
Leer
Ebcert
Tray
Jizzle
Dora Retto
Bessis McCartney
Ruth ‘Vincom
Lady Storage
Maritin Martin
Mabel “Kniem
Hospital worker charged with theft of diamond brooch
E W Ward a hospital employee and prisoner in the county jail faces a hearing before Justice W P Camp after police arrested him Tuesday at a Glen Ek hotel on a complaint by Willand Freeland owner of a Third Street meat market. Freeland says Ward stole a four diamond brooch valued at 175 dollars from inside Freeland's coat at 487 West Pike Street last Friday. Ward is jailed awaiting Saturday court.
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E.W. Ward
Courtly
Justice W. P. Camp
Ward
Glen Ek
Polce
Harry L. Brooks
Willand Freeland
Freeland
Justice Camp
Sce
West Pike Street
Warde
Population statistics of the thirteenth cohwak reported
North Dakota 77 066 population with 387 910 total for the region. The two Dakotas combined 633 482, reflecting an increase in per 1500 measures.
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Magiungton
Dec
Cohwak
North Dakota
Isba
Dakota
Tragic Injuries Reported in Morgantown Incident
A three year old boy died from injuries sustained in a crushing accident at a local facility in Morgantown. Authorities reported the child was involved in an incident with a shredder and subsequent complications led to his death.
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Morgantown
Roy Sayer
Fined Fathers Fail to Send Children to Public School
Fathers from EB V BKnteht and Joseph in the vicinity were fined and ordered to pay costs after failing to enroll their children in the local public school. The incident occurred at noon in Justice Court, with standard penalties issued.
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V. Bknteht
Joseph
Justice
Ce EL
Hie Sama
Wéro Telcom
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Hamiton
President Taft
Rivers
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C. A. House Co
Elkins
Phyiete Bay
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Gover
von Stuciuen
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State Supreme Court
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