Knife Stabbing Details Spark Tragedy in Lindsey Home
Vance Lindsey twenty two dies from a right arm wound after a quarrel with Claude Lindsey at the Lindsey home near Ten Gillest Lambertport. Claude and a younger brother aged about eleven or twelve were fighting when Vance stepped in and was stabbed with a pocket knife. Coroner's jury impaneled to determine if murder or accident. local community shocked by the fatal incident.
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Vance Lindsey
Ude Lindsay
Megbest
Kumberport
Vance
Lindley
Ten Gillest\Lamberport
Claude
Slade
Vance Landsey
W. CG Lindsey
Young Rider Hurt in Sprung Fall Near Center Branch
John Wolfe sustained a bad shoulder injury after being thrown from a horse named Frisky at a Sunday rodeo near Center Branch. He suffered a painful but not serious crash with minor injuries and will recover quickly.
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John Wolfe
Brench
Abe Scott Trial Opens for Slaying at West Park Glue Factory
Abe Scott colored stands trial in circuit court for the June killing of George Ridgeway at the West Park glue factory. The case is expected to last two to three days with about fifteen witnesses for the state and roughly thirty for the defense as testimony begins with Benjamin Cottrell’s account of the fatal blow during a valve dispute.
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Abe Scott
George Ridgeway
West Park
BE. E. Lawson
G. L. Koon
Wil-Iam T. Bird
H. A. G Fernald
Charies Keely
Patrick Barrett
B. L. Dennison
D. G O. Booth
Antohny
Benjamin Cottritl
Hadge Way
Scott
Ridgeway
James Connors
Cotteill
Grafton Town Officials Report On The Rambler Tale
A traveling reporter notes misdeeds alleged against Grafton mayor and police chief in a Rambler column from the Grafton Leader. After visiting town, he finds no speakeasies or corrupt activities, learns Rambler is used as a scapegoat by a politician, and leaves town realizing the paper’s broad reach.
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Grafton
Taylor County
Grafton Leader
Leader
Cornell
Gratton
Rambler
Tom Penper
Wewest
Court Case Ends with Unusual Courtroom Contempt
Magistrate Gordon presided over a trio of cases in Bis county Saturday night. The defendant was discharged while a prosecuting witness faced jail for contempt when a relative berated the court. A separate case involved evading a board bill of $2.00, with a warrant issued for the witness. The proceedings were adjourned to Tuesday for further action.
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Pat
Gordon
Scomre
Robey
Clare
David Ables
Alice ‘Alier
Ena
AvieIs
Rs. O'Donnell
Northview
Padd Aviles
Uniform Rank 15 Instituted in Clarksburg State
The Uniform Rank 15 was instituted Saturday night with elaborate ceremonies under Captain John A. McDonald. State Commander C. C. Showalter of Parkersburg led the event, with efforts by Fairmont Weston and other divisions. Guests included Phil Upp Gratton and representatives from Wheeling and Parkersburg. An elaborate banquet followed at Traders hotel hosted by Guy R. Since I. The ceremony featured eight guests, and speeches drew cheers.
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Clarksburg
C. C. Showalter
Parkersburg
Fairmont
Weston
Phil
Traders Hotel Ami Mine
Guy R
Wisftors
Plater
Train Delays After Morgantown Landslide Paralyzes Morning Service
A landslide near aMont caused a Morgantown bound train to be delayed three hours and fifteen minutes Monday forenoon. A car carrier on the track blocked the line as debris covered the rails and mud impeded service. Passengers faced cancellations and routine checks as crews cleared the line.
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Morgantown
Landelsdn
Clarkburg Interurban Car Returns From Fairmont In Test Run
A Clarkburg to Fairmont interurban coach arrived Sunday afternoon for an initial inspection trip. The 52 foot varnished brown car features cane seating, an air brake system, and is designed to be one of Clarkeburg’s premier municipal coaches. Officials and invited guests welcomed the car, with plans to complete remaining work within a week and begin regular service on the route.
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Congress
Luughtavel
Panams
Nicaragua
Darien Pontes
Goller
Fairmont
Clarkshire ‘Traction Companyé
Carespura
Adamstom
Opd&aeee oMdala
Cosc
Ateneo
O'¢Lock
Ciizens
Ademeton
Maroc Seathern
Clarke Birgers
Clarksburg
Ube
Bexnade
WU Be Necesairy Fm
Fire damages home as family rescues children
A house fire injuries a child while family members, including Cloftine, escaped with others saved from flames. Firefighters aided at the scene but the extent of injuries and recovery time remain unclear.
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Fambiy
Hidis
Military Spirit and Civic Duty Invoked for Isthmus Efforts
The passage urges honoring the man and the four soldiers who served in the army, praising fellow-countrymen on the Isthmus for working for national revamp with the same spirit and efficiency shown by the armed forces. It calls on citizens to support and aid the troops to bring their work to a triumphant conclusion.
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Asnpries
Mr. Shonts
Stevens
Dortor Gorgas
Amy
Catholic School to Be Built by Parish Vote
A large Catholic church meeting approved constructing a parish school, with about $25,000 needed and most funds already raised. Dozens spoke as the congregation favored the project, and nearly all members supported the decision.
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Gethull
Pennsboro Woman Dies in Local Hospital
Mrs Rose Powell of Pennsboro died Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock after an illness with arsonia. She was 50 years old. The body will be taken to Pennsboro for burial, a brother residing nearby attending, and her husband had died years earlier.
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Iwt
Carl Sam Fens
Wilfor Keogh
Purinton
Soni Nies
Mra_ Rose Powell
Parnsboro
Stowne
Parsboro Dundas Sweatug
Sacred Cantata at Clarkia High School
A Clarkia High School student performers a sacred cantata in the school program. The event is scheduled for the afternoon with the choir and orchestra contributing vocals and instrumental accompaniment.
Cottrill Holds Up Victim in Nighttime Theft
Report from a western area details Newton Cottrill allegedly holding up an individual for money late at night. The victim, John Herbert, claims Cottrill attacked and demanded twenty pounds before both men fled. Cottrill remains at large while a warrant is issued.
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Newton Cottrill
John Herbert
Berne
Godprey Handsome Contracts Awarded
A garbled advertisement fragment notes contracts awarded to Godprey for decorating work and related services. It mentions Hawale tract, central-nart area, and ALT Carpet Company in relation to the awards and reputation.
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Godprey
Weet
ALT Carpet Company
Matechi
Eherafrim
Imkoy Mice Co
Qjee
Baptist Young Peoples Election
A Baptists youth gathering section names a Baptist Young Peoples Election event with unclear context and limited readable details from the page. No further actions or outcomes are evident in the fragment.
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Baptist Young Peoples
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