Lorimer absolved. Senate panel to act on report
The Senate subcommittee reports that Lorimer is absolved of distorting his seat and found no evidence he used money to influence the legislature. The full committee will meet Tuesday to act on the report. Secretary Dickinson replies to a House letter about the adequacy of the national plan, noting the resolution remains tied to the inquiry.
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Lorimer
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Dickinson
Jury Hangs Eiwingo After Deliberation
After twenty hours of deliberation the jury in the case of Attorney Charlie Erbsman Sherman failed to reach a verdict. A juror was discharged and the panel could not agree on a verdict.
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Eiwongo
Charlie Erbsmn
Mills Close for Repairs at SPHINs Sheet and Th Prieomseuy
Mills close this afternoon for general repairs at the SPHINs Sheet and Th Prieomseuy inn. Reopening in about one to two weeks. The company will observe payday next Saturday, with about $26,000 to be paid to employees.
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Money Found Hidden in Prisoner’s Clothes
A prisoner, Kay Herdi Edwards, was found to have twenty dollars secreted in his clothing at Goriity jail after a police tip led James Simms to search him. Officers and jail staff reported uncertainty over the concealment method and the motive behind the alleged concealment.
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Local county report with scattered names and departments
Fragmentary text lists unknown individuals and county deputies. Mentions Sed Meeiar Jdwlie ShaleeB Stainakyr and Coriatics, unclear roles. Incomplete notes suggest a routine county activity or update without clear actions or outcomes.
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Coriatics
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Jdwlie
Ea Shaleeb
Stainakyr
May Abolish the Criminal Court in Charleston
The coming legislative session may move to abolish the criminal and intermediate courts in counties with such tribunals. Proposals call for more circuit judges and fewer clerks, with Governor Glasscock reportedly favoring the change. Counties with criminal courts include Mingo Harrison Mercer Staleigh Fayette Wood Ohio McDowell Cabell Minston and Kanawha, while Minston and Kanawha have intermediate courts.
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Minston
Kanawha
Funeral for Mrs Tefferson Side Potton
The funeral of Mrs Tefferson Side Potton who died Friday at Mr Clare will be held Sunday at 10:30 AM at the residence, replacing the previously announced time of 10. Burial will be at the Odd Fellows cemetery. She was a sister of Miss Mabel Lee of the city.
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Avlus
Clare
Mery
Burky
Mabel Lee
Moore Denies Charges In New York Weather Department Case
Moore today denied charges of mismanagement irregularities and extraneous activity in the weather department stemming from a Washington inquiry. The accusations, raised by Berry and Sovmey employees, prompted swift rebuttal as Moore stated no wrongdoing occurred.
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NW York
United States
Moore
Stames (Berry, & Sovmey
Washington
Font delivers address at Settlement of International Disputes
On December 17 William Dudley Font, president of the National Municipal League, spoke to the Amotionn Society for studies at Settlement of International Disputes on the concentration of forty upon judicial settlements of labor-related disputes. Lloyd M. Aber of Seerdia served as a visiting member.
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Willian Dudley Font
National MuNicipal League
Fefforty
Amotionn Society For Studies
Red Cross Stamp Sale by Society Girls Opens Stores
Charity drive features Red Cross stamp booths in major department stores run by society girls in white uniforms. Misses Mary Brown Grace Duncan Florence Jackson Amelia Vance Mary Musgrave Genevieve Ewing Mildred Lamberd Louise Bailey oversee sales at Watts-Lamberd Lowndes Parsons Souders Fletcher James and Law. sale runs until tonight.
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Grace Lei Duncan
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Amelia Vance
Mary Musgrave
Genevieve Ewing
Wheeling
Mildred Lamberd
Louise Bailey
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Parsons- Souders
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Still Critical Philadelphia boxer in chairing incident
Still critical in Philadelphia after a local heavyweight boxer named Kid Gardner suffered a skull fracture in a fight with John Kain. Gardner remains in critical condition. Kain was arrested and others connected to the case are being held as witnesses.
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Fly plague lecture mocks and microbes seminar
At a Washington Civic Association session Dr. Hutchinson delivers a mixed comic and warning talk on cleanliness and pests. He parades a bizarre seed catalog style, names deadly germs and insects, and warns of fines for fly infestations in homes.
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Wealthy Farmer Sued for Damages at Poultry Show
Wealthy farmer sue for damages as the second annual Clarkshurs fanciers exhibition opens Monday January 2 at the armory in Glen Ridge. Judge McIntosh of East Liverpool is chosen to award ribbons, with many premiums offered to attract exhibitors. Club officers include J G Meredith president and E R Coffman vice president.
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Fia. McIntosh
East Liverpool
J. G Meredith
E.R. Coffman Wice
Wor- Talkington Tecretary
Coffman
Talkington
G. Treland
Manlynch Trial Verdict Reported For Montella Watlin
Guilty of manslaughter returned today against Montella Watlin a Haylléy Negro accused of leading the mob in the July lynching of Quiltingant W dey July case sent to jury yesterday afternoon fourteen co defendants charged with murder await trial in connection with the lynching case
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Lynching Probe In Rock Springs With U S Agents On Site
Secret Service agents from the United States are in Rock Springs Texas to investigate the lynching of Antonio Rodriguez a cattleman burned at the stake. Reports indicate federal authorities are handling the inquiry as winter weather and other details surface from New York to the northeast.
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Texas
Rock Springs
Tex
Secret Service
United States Government
Antonio Rodriguez
Braxton County Court Case Seeks Damages Over Marriage Affection
The Braxton County suit involves Charles Langham of Marshville claiming $15,000 against Meadows through allegations that Langham and his wife Mei influenced her affections. The case mirrors a counterclaim in which Langham seeks to enforce a note against Mrs. Meadows, drawing wide local attention in the county court.
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Meadows
Braxton
Charles Langham
Marshville
Thia County
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Mei
Ureuit
Lacham
Meadow
Uanhama
Brown's new establishment opens on Main Street
Brown's hh opens in the McCarty block on Main Street offering men's, women's and children's clothing. Stock was prepared with September in mind but opening was delayed. Despite the hiccup, the crowd and Saturday turnout were tremendous with the store thronged by buyers all day.
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Filiusd
Divio
Ite
McCarty
SVK
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Bankruptcy sale clears Dye houses and estate assets
In a public auction in front of the courthouse, the Dye houses and lots at Grawelli were sold as part of the Wo 8 Virele bankruptcy estate. Paul Hocder purchased the real property for 2016, while Gol. Joseph Fuocy bought the horses and harness for 217. other items including wagon and sale goods were likewise transferred to receivers and bidders.
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Samuel W. Gorton
Grawelli
Seven Arte
Hariem
Virele
Court House
Paul Hocder
Gol
Joseph Fuocy
H. L. Tarkington
Mh Gordon
Nepotism Tale Amid Political Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR reads suggest a political row over nepotism involving a president and speaker within a party. Details are unclear, but the fragment hints at internal power struggles and possible leadership tensions.
Fragmentary War Era Entry Hints at Prosecutions and Survivors
A damaged OCR fragment references Henry Hewser and Todian War records, mentioning officials, a secretary, and survivors from an incident. It notes requests to organize or procure pens and suggests a call to action by a national or local body, with unclear specifics and dates.
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