Body found triggers arrests in Grove area case
Dec 15. Levi Cok aged 2 years is held for investigation after the body of Miss Florence Baer, 19, a Blackwell resident, was found on Dakota avenue. Tracks show it was dragged to the street. A local teacher, Frank Gleves Walker, 30, a former business college instructor from Guilia county, is in custody. Authorities pursue a doctor as a potential arrest target.
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Levi Cok
Samor Dyer
Auarters
Inventgar Polar
Florence Baer
Grove
Mies Baer
Dakota Avenue
Te Amo
Woollee
Frank Gleves Walker
Guilla County
Walker
West Virginia Board of Trade Bulletin Staffed by McConaughey
The December issue highlights West Virginia population growth of over 27 percent in a decade and notes the Bulletin will pause until after the legislative session. It previews the upcoming Legislative Bulletin to cover state law changes affecting industry and business, introduces W C McConaughey as the new state board president, and reflects rising commercial activity across the state with anticipated growth and policy impact.
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West
W. C. McGonaughey
W. P. Mute Bard
McConaughey
Rich Diamond Draws Visitors to St Pauls Art Institute
Prominent visitors tour a St Pauls Art Institute exhibit featuring staged diamond models and related curiosities. The article notes hopes for high value, with estimates around four million dollars, and mentions expert commentary on the Cullinan project.
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St. Paul's Art Institute
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Watts
London
Rom
Persie
Taft to Address Major Southern Business Gathering
President Taft will address what is described as the greatest gathering of business men in the country, March 10 in Atlanta, as the Southern Commercial Congress meets for three days. The event features speeches by Roosevelt, Governor-elect Wilson, T V Powderly, Surgeon General Wyethan, Georgia governors, and other leaders, with a theme of uniting the South in a greater national effort.
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Taft
Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
Weanton
Brown
Georgia
Hatt
Southern ‘Commercial Congress
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
T. V. Powderly
Walter Wyitan
Tuon
Soutern Commercial Congress
Washington
Stevens Bus Purchases Zebders Hotel in State
J. Stevens of Washington DC has bought the Zebders hotel and will take possession after licenses transfer. Beal, retiring after two to three years of successful operation, will move to Florida for health reasons. Stevens, an experienced hotel man, plans extensive improvements at The Traders and will continue its popular service in the state. Lloyd Beal will stay on with Stevens.
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Washington, D. C
Piedmont
Stevens
Glass makers in Columbus meet to plan factory survival
John Koblegard of West Fork Glassglia travels to Columbus, Ohio for a meeting of window glass manufacturers to devise means to keep plants running. report states success could force closures, while police describe a later unprovoked attack.
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John Koblegard
West Fork
Boonor
Jonnf Ulesyn Meelkens
County Court Names Executors and Guardians in Estate Cases
The Rev. John A Reynolds qualified as administrator of the estate of Americus Fittari with a $2000 bond. Appraisers named are J J Connell Thomas W W Burke and M Moran. Thomas Ramage qualified as guardian of Mary Bryan with a $19000 bond. The court committed the estate of LB Fortney to the household administration.
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John A. Reynolds
Americus Fitt Ari
Sohnclitford Surety
J. J. Connell
Thomas WW. Burke
M. ¥. Moran
Thomas Ramage
Mary ©. Bryan
LB. Fortney
Sheetmoor
Shot by Brother in Green Springs WV Wounds Teen
Margaret Garder aged 17 daughter of Cyrus Garder of Green Springs West Virginia dies from a gun shot fired by her younger brother. The gun discharged when he handled the weapon two feet away from her while playing with it. The blast damages her abdomen hip area tearing four holes in the flesh and removing part of the hip bone.
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Margaret Garder
Cyrus Garder
Green Springs
W. Va
Bloody clash at strike scene leaves workers hurt
In Cuhtorgo Tl a violent scuffle at a strike left one workman dead and another seriously wounded. Several combatants on both sides were injured as union workers escorted by police clashed with strikers at the A. Ikuppenheimer and Company yard. A policeman is critically wounded.
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Shor
Cuhtorgo
Barmer
A. Ikuppenheimer and Company
Besig
Charles Wernecke
Mark Linge Wise
Trilkers
Hearing set for Jack Wade on alleged misconduct in Salem
Accused of touching G. M. Fisher, Wade to face Justice Harry Gordon at Salem tonight. Constable Phomias JP. Khoarne reports Wade brought in after an incident last night with Taw. Awaiting formal hearing on the charges.
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Salem
Lere
Phomias JP
Khoarne
Jack Wade
Geiven
Harry Gordon
Erulig
Secret Service Raids Capital Investment Company Offices
United States secret service agents raided the Capital Investment Company offices in Chicago and conducted seizures of papers and records. Authorities also targeted branches in Aurora and Joliet as part of a broader crackdown on illicit broker operations and suspected market manipulation.
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Chicago
United States Secret Service
Capital Investment Company
06 & Bucket Shop
Thiat
Stdmion Mekile
Simultanoowr
Aurora
Joliet
Thei
Jxould
Middle West
Miners entombed after Leyden coal mine explosion
In Leyden near Denver twelve men are trapped by shaft No 2 of the Leyden Coal Company after a mine fire sparked by an explosion last night. Rescue teams hear the imprisoned men calling for help as men race to locate an entrance from shaft No 1.
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Denver
Colo
Leyden Coal Company
Leyder
Reese
Water board speeds up pumps to aid fire at Monroe building
The water works and sewerage board redirected pumping at the station as a fire damaged the Frank R Monroe building on South Fourth Street. Valves east of Third Street were closed to boost pressure, supplying water to the scene and drawing praise for the board’s prompt response.
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Frank Rmonro
South Fourth Street
Third Street
Ardereil
Water Board
Three WV men qualify for Rhodes scholarship
Morgantown December 15 three young men who took the university Rhodes scholarship exams have qualified. Vai W. Gilson of Mannington John W. Gijon of Charles Town and Thomas Brooke Price of Charleston are the trio. A decision by England on the final award will be made before the year begins.
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Morgantown
England
Vai W. Gilson
Mannington
John W. Gijon
Charles Town
Thomas Brooke Price
Charleston
Ope
Appeal Made Chief Justice to United States Labor Commission
A fragmentary report notes attempts to appeal before the United States Labor Commission and related officials. The text references a chair, a chairman, and an empty chamber, indicating procedural steps or a hearing context. The reliability of names and places is uncertain due to the damaged OCR.
Big opening of Mi chull and Sasse clothiers draws crowds
The Mi chull and Sasse store held a large opening Wednesday night in the new Me Curt building. Visitors from 7 to 10 viewed the men’s furnishings and heard Cadenza orchestra numbers as Glen S. Richey showcased trim work.
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Shock
Hayman Greenhouss Company
West Virginia claims in senate bill seek pay of Civil War damages
The draft Senate bill lists forty four West Virginia claims totaling over 2.04 million dollars for damages from Civil War era events and other war related losses. Names include administrators for multiple counties and several church organizations across Barbour Jefferson Mason Greenbrier and other counties.
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United States
West Virgins
Exerecay
Sendteard
Dongreex
Esate
Virginius IP
Chapin
West Virginie
Navigator's Islands
West Virginia
Court of
Lorenzo D. Corrick
William Corrick
Barbour County
John ‘T. Shirp
George Peckson
Mary V. Clumbers
Lydia A. Hockensmith
Jefferton
Rpurl
Ruth
Louise V
Henry v. Mulvolrn
Oliver Milvopra
Jeffersom
J. W. Gardner
A. Reeder
Jefferson County
John T. Sharp
John Sharp
Payette County
James
Presbyterian Church
Ueverly
Taft directs war secretary to withhold defense report
President Taft directed Secretary Dickinson to withhold from Congress the defense report submitted to a House resolution. The House yesterday declined to receive the report in condolence, so it will not be seen.
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Washington, D. C
Taft Follay
Dickinson
Hild
Congress
House of Representatives
Houus Yestorday
Burkett Resigns Cottage Saloon to Manage Oak Saloon
A. J. Burkett resigns his post at the Cottage saloon and takes over management of the Oak saloon replacing Thomas Hennaghan, whose place as proprietor is left vacant. The change occurs at Tiny Dike near Whaet peat.
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A. J. Burkett
Engineer killed after crane collision on trestle
Dec. 15 engineer W. E. Richardson, veteran of the Chesapeake & Ohio line, was killed when his head struck by a small crane while leaning from a cab window near Hedgeington. The accident occurred as the train moved past a structure, authorities said.
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Hundington
Richardson
Chesapeake & Ohio System
Iilied
Mine exploration accident in Bugafiold WV injures several men
Report from Bugafiold WV states thirteen men entered a mine for exploration. A collapse caused several to be injured and two rescued with non life threatening injuries while others remained trapped. Exartt of hen have been recovered.
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B. Leupman
Ettom
Boothsville League Formed To Fight Local Ills
In Boothsville a local movement formed the Boothaville League led by Thomas B who recently returned from Louieville. Officers named include Henry as president and William A Stutler as secretary. The group aims to support Tuberculosis relief, improve sanitary conditions, and aid stumping out the White Signe Watkins led effort. The league plans to address sidewalk and public building cleanliness and promote health in the town.
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Boothsville
Citizens of U Movement
Thomas B
Louieville
Boothaville
Soan
Henry
William A. Stutler
Tuberculosis League Sud Syomey
Watkins
Silent Candidate Declines Run at Local Meeting
At a community gathering, a potential candidate for a senior role chose not to enter the race. The speaker emphasized that relations with supporters would be kept private, and no formal pledge would be made.
Free Ander featuring Wutach wham bomy SPalrmont
A fragmented note mentions Ander collaborating with Wutach on a track with a striking title. The snippet also references an incidental location like Viewinia and a playful cryptic tag, suggesting a music teaser or informal release tease.
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Ander
Wutach
Wea
Viewinia
Wae
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