Monshiner Is Gaught by Hupp
In Tucker County a dramatic arrest unfolds as Hupp captures Monshiner at night seven miles beyond Me town of Efe SoMeer. Bunner and deputies report the capture followed a tense pursuit and a belief the suspect and partner had operated the atfit for four years. The prisoner is held in Wood County awaiting federal judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iti
Marahal
Ind
San Ienportant
Lans A Gentron
Amourtele
Tucker County
Wevay Hight
Efe SoMeer
Hupp
Wight
Mlinger
Sauer ‘Plehr
Omiurupp
Bunner
Happy
Bueband
Morstial
Lfner
Lilly Weld
Wood County
Jn Parkersburs
Burton Confident Columbus Dec 14 Turian Testimony
Burton speaks confidently on December 14 as Theodore Turian faces testimony in a government proceeding. An official call is issued to a son of a senator, but the outcome remains unsettled as powers shift within the state’s party lines.
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Columbis
Theodore Turian
Todey Mundo
Attorney General York City Case Summary
In New York legal action, attorney general seeks formal decision regarding unnamed matter involving law firm Mot Seraam & Wallabies and associates. Case focuses on regulatory or enforcement questions, with parties identified as George We and Ui Tie au fytteet in dispute context. Further details incomplete in source text.
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York City
George Weefstein
New York Law
Mot
Seraam & Wallabies
Sirs Kuembles Bo Grit Wereavat Mom
The message mentions a person once from Woeaton with a fragile condition in New York. It notes critical health and uncertain recovery, with references to friends and a miswritten name.
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Woeaton
Haseon
New York
Lindh Collision With German Star Shocks Race
In a dramatic incident today, Dev Lindh collided with a German rival on the ORAIISAnd track. Witnesses report Lindh showed determination as medical crews attended, while the German opponent remained stable.
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POV
Dev
Ff Lindh
Ont Oraiisand
Lek
Miners Strike Ends After Widespread Work Stoppage
Reported disruption at Paint Creek and Kanawha districts where 1800 miners halted work following an official notice. The strike affected ore and coal operations as authorities and company officials consider next steps.
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Cmaeleston
Kanawha
Oeihi
Sentenge Passed Harrisburg Conspiracy Case Sentence
In Harrisburg on December 15 Sidge Kunkel sentenced J J Sanderson W P Snyder W L Mathes and J J Shumaker to pay fines and two years imprisonment each for conspiracy to defraud state contracts by furnishing furniture to a New York rate capital. A motion for a higher court review was denied.
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Harrisburg
Idge Kunkel Todas
J. J. Sanderson
W. P. Snyder
W. Lb. Mathes
Shumaker
Postponed Hartford meeting prompts worker talks
A delayed Hartford gathering shifts from December 19 to December 22 as the union and manufacturers’ center discuss potential actions. The postponement gives time for the group to meet and consider next steps amid growing worker demands.
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Hartford Erry
Ind
Faes Veorkern Association
Columnia
World Record LeMans Pushes Altogether for Wright
The report notes Wright setting a remarkable air entry record during a Le Mans style event, as competitors like Aren and Dee vie for top marks. Strong emphasis on performance, timing, and the competitive field includes references to pilots and teams contending for the stitched epoch.
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Lemans
Fried
Wright
Fortes
Michelin
Bougtiner Applies for Position at Wirt Mackey Company
An applicant named Charles F Bougtiner seeks a role with the Wirt Mackey Company of Pitt bing in a unsettled civil dispute. The record reflects unclear remarks about family or merchant ties and potential considerations affecting entry.
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Charles F Bougtiner
Wirt Mackey Company
Pitt Bing
Ametty Natups
Nellanown
Nian
Fatanhly
Report Fails to Back Venezuela War Claim
Berlin and The Hague report that German officials and President Casterid ersalt dismiss the claim that Venezu a la declared war on Holland. Military and diplomatic officials express disbelief in the reported conflict.
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Berlin
Germany
Foreion Allize
Caster Diersalt
Venexueia
The
Hague
Wenorzadia
Holland
Long Named for Justice and County Appointments
The county court appoints Palterran St Lone to name a successor for Justice James NS David, effective January. L. Bilas becomes county commissioner, replacing the late James N. David. Timon Kmtoe exonerated 67.2 to wine and a search for land reforms. FramGre granted ex tonmentien on Malta land. Bevalewa declined a $600 payment. M. Henderson approved a $600 building loan to Ned W. Rater. Ann Patton received tax exemption totaling 32857. Thomas Patton exempted for excessive insurance of 480 over two years. An exemption of 3500 on a Clay township building is allowed.
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Fieiday
Palterran
Lone Wan
Newen
Clark District
Juster James NS
David
Red L. Bilas
Soni Missioner
ARM
FramGre
Malta
M. Henderson
Ann Fh
Patton
Thomas Patton
Clay
Dlathier
Nuun
Will Meredith Herald Announces New Salem Editor
The Salem Herald introduces its new editor and manager this week. A. Meredith of Shinnston West Virginia is slated to succeed the former editor and take charge as the office clerk, bringing experience and a ready grasp of local affairs.
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Salem Heras
Herald
Rendorm
A. Aferedith
Shinnston
W.va
Cinrkabure
Etrentt
Meredith Ta
Heratt
Neway
Knox Chosen For Taft Cabinet Secretary of State
A Tribune dispatch from Washington says Senator Knox has been requested by President-elect Taft to serve as secretary of state and has consented. The announcement indicates Knox will join Taft's cabinet as the new secretary of state.
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George W. Wickersham
New York
Taft
Qmicago
Tribune Direcfor
Washington
Knox Hai
Atate
Special Term Of Court Called By Judge Lynch
Judge Charles W. Lynch today called a special term of the circuit court for Monday December 28. Notice is given that the jury will be required. Chancery and other business will be transacted.
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Charles W. Lynch
Sallua
Notico
Special Chapter Convocation of Adonirany Chaphér No. 23
A Masonic gathering of Adonirany Chapter No 23 A F A St convenes at 730 o'clock at Konthik Avenue. All members are urged to attend as work sessions are planned.
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Adonirany Chaphér No
Masonic Konthik
Senator Thorn Calls for Civic Pride in Clarkshire
Senator Thorn speaks to the Telegram on awakening civic pride and urges citizens to engage with the Clarkshire Board of Trade. He argues pride is an individual trait shaping progress and highlights how organized civic effort, through the Board of Trade, boosts local industry and community wellbeing.
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Emis
Alice Thorn
Ana Enater
Clackmairy
Thorn
Clarksburg
Stow
Board of Trade
la Parpows
Board of
Thin City
Clarkspars
Ineuhkiry
Wilhaye & Laretr Cilentope
Glass Operatives Set to Work Tonight Amid Plant Strikes
Glass workers at Adams Lafayette plants threaten work stoppages tonight as the National Organization of Glass Workers plans meetings for Saturday and Sunday to address wage and siding concerns. Cooperative firms may suspend one week for Christmas repairs. other manufacturers push for a 15 percent wage increase and to avoid job losses.
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Ibn Sdopifon
Giaia
Suppeniia
Adunte
Ton Ana Latayetio Tactaviek Wisieh
Rum
Chrive
Mas
Beling Mae
Dave
A. L. Faulkner
National Organization of the Window Glans
Sumelay
Adametotan Lafayette Planta Wii
Aldingiacals
Manuficturera
Sauile
Scuie
Qworstie
Felnek
Robbers Blow Up A Bank In Nevada City
Five robbers blew up a bank in Tol loway Exchengh Hark of the city and escaped with about 31,000 from the vault. Two more banks were looted for 5,500. A guard was injured and later jumped. The crime occurred early today amid unclear details.
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Gabbon
Nev
Thie
Salem firm bids on new university hall and chapel
Bids opened by the firm of Solmboo and Lafferty in the empire building for the new university hall and chapel. A. Short.af shins Atom submitted the lowest bid of 22000 dollars, subject to college board review before contract award. Building will be stone and brick with a 1000 seat auditorium and classrooms.
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Solmboo & Lafferty
Empire
Fihe New University
Salem Coffee
Tlolmbor & Lafferty
Af Shins
Atom
College
Morrow Gomes to Speak at Epp Chapel Sunday
South Dakota orator Morrow Gomes, acclaimed for large audiences in Saki and Parkersburg, will speak at the Epp chapel Sunday at 1:39. His address, described as nonpolitical and Christian in tone, aligns with church work and aims for harmony.
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South Dakota
Mont Étoqué
Morrow
Saki
Pennaboro
Parkersburm
St. Marys
Former Ohio board member sentenced for accepted bribe
Fred Lied, ex member of the Columbus board of control, was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary by Judge Mogers after pleading guilty to taking a bribe from Nelson Cannon, a representative of the Cleveland Trinidad Payment Company, in a case tied to collusive actions.
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Columbus
Fred Lied
Oalum= bus. board of control
Mogers
Nelson Cannon
Trinidad Paynem Company
Cleveland
Connecthors
Seth Irene
Free Lecture On Revoteic Ry At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Brotherhood offers a free lecture to the public Friday evening at 7:20 pm by Prof. Thomas Wedger of the University of Virginia. The First Presbyterian Church hosts the event and invites residents of Clarkeburg and nearby areas to attend.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
ThomasWes
Wedger
Werg
Virginia University
Whein
Okper Menth
Brot
Hodger
Ju Clarke Burg
Hintoehie
Arguments set for appeals in Fairmont court today
Charles Wren and Tadgr Jon WW Mason will hear arguments in Fairmont on appeals by Philadelphia Company of West Virginia and Gratton and Fairmont Gar Company from the Board of mobile works. The case concerns reductions in the amount of properts of the two companions. Hearings conclude tomorrow.
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Charles W. Wren
Cuit
Tadgr
Jon WW. Mason
Fairmont
Philadephia Company of
West Virginia
Gratton and Fairmont Gar Company
Board of Mobile Works
Hurrigan
Tha Araventa
Large Order Reaches Hazer Atine Glass Plant
The Hazer-Atine Glass company receives a remarkably large order requiring constant operation of the tech and fortys awake work. The repaired tankler will be completed this week and placed into operation with the other unit at once.
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Hazer-Atine Glass Company
Funeral of Squire James N. David
Large attendance at the funeral Friday for Squire James N. David the venerable dux of the penca who died Wednesday forenoon at 336 South Second Street. Bells at his late home were followed by services led by Pastor McClelland of the First Presbyterian church and burial at Pelows Cemetery.
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James N. David
McClelland
Receiver Appointed In Bankruptcy Case In Pittsburg
In Pittsburg Fa a involuntary petition in bankruptcy against the Welaser Low Company operating one large department store was filed today. Chemis B Hhepard was appointed a receiver.
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Pittsburg
Welaser-Low
Chemis Bhhepard
Untitled local notice fragment on December event
Readable portion notes a December gathering at a bar with a regular tournament. The text is garbled but mentions a community event and a venue, with no clear names or dates beyond December.
Reversal Question in General Bonaparte Case
Fragmentary legal memo discusses a reversal in a Supreme Court related matter involving General Bonaparte and a district court. It mentions terms like writ of epilorari and amendment implications for criminal proceedings and appeals from adverse judgments. The text notes a large monetary figure and potential impact on future prosecutions.
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Bonaparte
Clonport
Jan Quplication
Leranes
Grand Lake stage show features many characters and songs
An unsigned reminiscence describes a large Neuse woe themed stage performance at Grand Lake with participants including Mary Jun and other relatives. It mentions a booklet of verses, mock animal studies, and a chorus about tyres in the US. The piece references The Burna Brigade and Stone Shih in humorous tableaux and notes a playful scene with children and audience engagement.
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Grand Lake
Himaett
Jack Tell
Hei
Maater Tow
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Salem
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Mr. Taft
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Citie Pride
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C. A. Short's
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Andrey Lynch
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Squire David
Counet
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Flushici
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Buster Brown
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