Electrician Hurt In Crane Accident Near Gardiner Hotel
Doutt, 25, an electrician employed at the mills, fell from a traveling crane about 2 oclock the morning of the incident. He was taken to St Marys Hospital with severe injuries including a possible leg fracture and contusions. He resided with family at the Gardiner hotel on MacIt street and was reported resting under care after the accident.
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Mary's Hospital
Doutt
St. Mare
Gardiner Hotel
The Hello Girls See The Show at Opera House
Twenty one Belleye girls attended a matinee at the opera house, eight from the Cyuaeset Alten, with several praised for reading aloud. The manager, Mr. Thie Robinson, received thanks for hospitality. others will need to phone for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil
Opera House
Ttie Robinson
Man Returns to North Dakota Farm After Record Harvest
Kenmare area farmer plans to stay home for April before returning to North Dakota shortly. He will not move, renting his farm to two nephews. This past summer he harvested 800 bushels of wheat and flax with about 8,000 to 11,000 bushels under cultivation. The man and his family are reportedly in good health and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davi
Kenmare
Dagis
North Dakota
Desperadoes Fail in Shootout at Perrysburg
In Perrysburg early today, a group of assailants opened fire wounding Frank Thornton who may die, and injuring Marshall William Scott in the foot. The attackers fled the scene as residents described a chaotic confrontation.
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Brest
Perrysburg
Frank Thornton
Horameriitr
Raie
William Scott
Lawyers Meet at Annual Session in West Virginia Bar
Lawers convened for the annual session as the Jefferson and other attendees traveled by train to the event. Notable participants include W. Davis, W. Gi, Bep-Sor, Wastan, and J Sulge M. Ff, with the group moving through here toward the West Virginia Bar proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penvenes
Thaormdey
Engine Collision Delays Passenger Train Near Smithfield
A passenger train bound for New Martinsville struck a large boulder near Smithfield and the ambulance station, disabling the engine. A second engine derailed after hitting an open switch at Archer's siding, narrowly averting a derailment amid Jacksonburg. Minor damage reported.
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New Martinsvile
Smith's
Hopital
Cock of the Walk Rooster Tales From a Poultry Yard
A quirky tale recounts a dominant game cock known as Domineg, its care for a large brood, and how a neighbor’s cunning plan turns the aging bird into a village spectacle. The narrative follows the roosters, their hens, and the community’s reactions to a surprising transformation.
Dividend Declared Amid Prosperous National Market
An unclear fragment reports a dividend declaration amid a prosperous market scene. The text references GSA and national metrics, noting semi annual events and a positive financial condition. Further readable details are limited due to damaged source text.
Death of Child and marriage licenses in parish notices
The report records the death of Mhury aged twenty four and notes marriage license actions involving Gyra C. Mehennes and Koala Allen, John Yink and Trene Griffith, and Alvin Wickley. The text references Catholic services and local parish affairs amid a morning event at Felovk on a Thursday.
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Mhury
Hoereos
Gyria
C. Mehennes
Koala
Allen
John
Yink Gad
Trene
Griffith
Alvin BK
Wickley
Villa Day
Hammond Named School Superintendent in Pruntytown Meet
At a meeting of the Fire Borough section in Pruntytown, Dr. D. Hammond of West Virginia was elected superintendent of schools. He formerly lived in Moundsville and serves as Methodist pastor at Weston. Hammond is brother-in-law to Dr. David G. of Huntington and was chosen over C. C. Fon of Suttis with main rival for the post. He will assume duties soon.
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Welneai
Bose
Pruntytown
D.mond
West
Darnall
Hammond
Moundsville
Weston
Davidi G
Methodist Denominatum
Clarks Ting Distriet
Tne
W. MO
C. C. Fon
Suttes
Tr Banmond
On. S
Huin
Bright Boy Ward Fletcher Young Cashier Sharpens City Fame
Ward Fletcher, a ten year old in Indianapolis, earns fame as the state’s youngest cashier. He operates the cash drawer at his father’s business, handling busy holiday rushes with precision, speed, and patience. His precocious reading and talkative insight impress customers and post prompts for his bright business future.
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Ward
J. Fletcher
Shiguenye
Inix
Ciy
Guy
Christus
Ji- Fathar
Sonny Mrr
Fletcher
Mayers
Hin Caroee
Town Ticket 15 Nominated in Adamton Election
The Republicas of Adamton nominate candidates for mayor recorder and five council seats at a village meeting in the schoolhouse. Names listed include Charles Elliott W Primm Robert Alexander and William Clelland among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicas of
Adamton
Pha Coiti
Charles Elliott
W. Primm
Robert Alander
Anelitt
William Clelland
Dance at Waldo and The Assembly Event
Fragmented text references a Waldo dance night with the Assembly and mentions sponsors or guests. It hints at a performance or social gathering with a focus on music and collective participation. The readable portions show names and phrases but lack clear event details or outcomes.
Court in Chambers Finke hearing injunction bid
A court in chambers heard an action to dissolve an injunction in the case against the West Fork company. The matter was adjourned until Saturday with the hearing continuing Friday morning in the sige At Fonee ve.
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Finke
Hares W. Tach
Slamabers Phursdey Mornin Aantion
Sige
Fonee Ve
West Fork Company
Saburliy
Reynolds Held William Tregiel for Thangh Windows Case
Unclear report notes Reynolds holds William Tregiel regarding a windows aspect case. Stig Riley Wilder BouI 0G appears in custody or inquiry with charges connected to a burglary or break in. Court action details are incomplete and cannot be fully determined from the fragment.
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William Tregiel
Stig Riley Wilder Boul
Court actions trim tax assessments across districts
Court grants reductions on numerous parcels across Clark Sardis Eagle and Solent districts. Notable changes include Swager reductions from 25 to 0, Moore and Tibbetts lots consolidated under Weekley, and Koon building cut from 4500 to 2700. Several tracts and buildings eliminated or lowered, including Coffman farms and Mary Monroe parcels, with multiple properties reassessed in Grant Union and Coal districts.
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A.J. Sheets
Clark
Annie L. Kearnesflot
James E. Harbert
Lis
Ernest Randolph
Jet
Solent
Tames A. Grillin
Eagle
H. A
S. GC. Swager
Sardis
L. W. Pigott
Lommemn
Enien
M.A
Tonmile
F. A. Parrish
Dette
T. Coffman
Viet
al B. Coffman
Minnie Kester
Thict Ake
Joh Dix
J. KE
Rh. G. As
Clay Run Eagle
Swiger
Emory Bram
Grant District
Elizabeth Tibbetts
Houce
W. B. Weekley
Pike Street
Bridge
Ciricmmit
F. R. Moore
J. EB. Koon
Winehart
Clayne
Fourth Street
Desco B. Fit
Williams & Randolph Bnilt
Salem
Ernest Tran Jem
Gordon B
Firidgeport
Coffman
C. Short
Jolla 3
J. W. Smith
W. M. Late
Sollowe
Pe Brooke
W. Pigott
Eagle District
A. S. Childres
Teuntile
Alva Robinson
Usardis
Pang
Buidin David I
Thrash
Martin Brothego
Engle
John Bossel
Pretty wedding solemnized in private ceremony in the city
The wedding united a popular couple in a large private ceremony with bridesmaids and relatives present. After the service a reception was held at the couple’s home. The newlyweds plan to reside in Huntington and will spend their honeymoon nearby before moving to their new life together.
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Eluth
Dapp
Miss Tie Martin
Samuel R. Bentley
Wood Stotler
Kirk Martin
Walter Nutter
Ralph Reynolds
KE. Toovies
Pd Abe
Paren
Pittsburg
Say
Grafton
Thintington
Woodmen Camp Elect Officers Amid Induction Ceremonies
The Woodmen of the World held an Elk regalia event with MfeWhorter and Havieht admitted as new members. Officers for the coming year were elected including I. Moyer, Watehman Hagelite, Sentey Seymour, McChing, and R. Shackleford with TF Kennedy and Wo Clinter serving as managers.
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Eustace MfeWhorter
Schnstine Havieht
Clark
Thecort
I. Moyer, Watehman
A. Hagelite Sentey
Seymour, McChing
Board of Ananagere
R- Shackleford
TF. M .Kennedy
Wo Clinter
Insurrection 15 Broke Amid Guerrilla Skirmishes
Fragmentary report notes insurgent movement weakened with limited leadership. Guerrilla clashes persist near Petersburg as rebel forces fail to unite. Data appears limited and partially garbled but indicates ongoing hostilities and organizational difficulties among insurgents.
Presbyterian Committee Arranging for Union
Presbyterian and Cumberland churches meet to organize union efforts. The group plans to consolidate denominational work and share buildings and boards, with involvement from other local institutions. The move aims to bring the two denominations together under one arrangement as discussed for May meeting.
Knights of Pythias Hold Regilay Meeting Tonight
The Kasigus of Pythias hold a regilay meeting tonight in Glo Bike. The gathering will cover the day’s agenda and a smoker or social session will follow after all business is completed.
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Kasigus
Pythias
Cleetiem
iMioere
Dr McClain Dies At Weston Hospital
The physician Dr Wi Th McChan of Weston died there at 6 o'clock Wednesday night aged unknown. The report notes he came from Kanawha county and was a member of a local medical group. The text is garbled but indicates a death of a local physician with uncertain age and origin.
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Wi Th McChan
Weston Neyam
Efe Yak
Kanawha Connigy Sien
Death by own action rumor debunked in state notes
A garbled report claimed Dawson died by own action during a political event in Waldo. Officials and witnesses, including Governor Dawson, were involved in a hurried response and investigations, with later notes clarifying the rumor as false. The article cites state and local figures, offices, and procedural steps amid confusion.
Interest rate advances greatly in recent talks
York dec 25 reports show a sharp rise in the advance rate to around 10 percent, with figures indicating steady movement at 11 percent. The note mentions loan activity and masking practices observed by a local reporter amid market shifts.
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York
Sat Tel
No License No Wedding in Morsatville In Turmoil
Fragment of a wedding notice with names Warne Kanibed Le and Josaphin Lyshy Maughter of Folin Lys Morsat ville. Rev Hank of Salvin presided. Misread lines mention a hotel and an alledged license issue, with unclear dates and details amid garbled OCR.
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Warne Kanibed le
Josaphin Lyshy
Folin Lys
Morsatville
R Hank
Salvin
Walle
Campbell A
Office improvements urged by court clerk's affidavit
A court filing and complaint discuss methodical reforms urged by the county clerk to improve public document handling. The document notes security concerns and outlines steps for faster processing and verification of records amid ongoing proceedings. The filing emphasizes efficiency, accuracy, and adherence to legal requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yffensia
Euchre Entertainment In Comignaia Arts Crowd
Fragmentary notice describes an entertainment event with poets and card games in a northern venue. It mentions a cash prize and a feature by a local group named Cathatte with cultural highlights and a religious or ceremonial element in the program.
Special Neetings at Gilt Moehiliah Ehycoke Wr
A garbled report notes a meeting at Gilt Moehiliah Ehycoke Wr with references to year end “3 the new year.” The text is fragmented but indicates planned events, flags, and timing around a year-end period. No clear entities beyond likely organizational names.
Miner Arrested By Constable In Dewote Tivines
An apparent miner arrest occurred as Constable Andrew Tyan detained Stoltesz after a day’s work near Teeepht Gp Toil. He faced charges and was brought before Pate Soran for a hearing, with Tarek Tanthen Tiewens also noted in official records.
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Stoltesz
Shinnston Convention Names City Ticket
A Thursday night meeting in Shinnston produced a ticket slate for the upcoming city election on June, with Peshun as mayoral candidate and a list of council nominees including Hawking and Reuchart. The group touts a blue name slate and local governance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satin
Iuney VA
Peshun
Iwrnee Hawking
Nooeder
Tintiias Tareeth
Gerae
Tas
Rawand
Dee Reuchart
Storms Demand and Confuse Hanly’s Contests
Fragmented OCR text records show erratic lines about storms and contests at Hanly’s, with garbled phrasing and missing context. It mentions tires, sights, and dates but unreadable details prevent clear event identification or outcomes.
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Carurrall
Gi Avis
HKS
Cock OF the
Zentle
Estes
Philckere
Surlotneveau
Bright Boy
Ward Fletcher
Town Ticket
Waldo
Promia
Chipid Walter
Reynolds
Woodmen's Camp
Petursburgs
Moecore
Presbyterian Committee
Presbyterian
Comberland
Voller
Institut Hine
Knights OF
Dr. McClain
Dawson
Eavernor
Dawson Seece Wat
Miller
Jolene TD
Hareris
Parkerebirg
Swish
Charleston
OL A. Potty
Charlesburg
Elliote Northcott
Charlestam
Uniti
Southorn
Atatthew
Charlespin
C. Dy Elliott
Parkersburg
George Laughlin
Wheels
Whebliis
Ha Telligene
B. Haddox
Moundyns
Stite Penitensiart
Erick
Phisiphin
Fife
Piyacan
Offige Improvements
GOURT
Euchre Entertainment
Comignaia
Shinnston
Burus
Plos
Epaggiog
SOL
Eales
Joe Frome
Wong
Pire
Hanly
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