Inaugural Pageant Plans Highlight Electric Panorama
The article describes a grand Washington celebration for the inauguration, featuring a panoramic electric lights display along Pennsylvania Avenue. It notes a Court of Honor, marching units from Civil War veterans to National Guards, and a vast pageant with sailors, regiments, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrug
Norwood
Adon
Dac
Oward Tan
James
Salfman Stolwagon
Anenpine
Miaminatyne
HileaWon
Favre Militia
Jackies
Uroia
Pennsylvania
Avonus
Swill
Fea
Pennsylvani Avenue
16Th Street
Aren
Jackfina Piava
Madison Place
South
Sam
Erilea
Eam
United States
Army
Vytenton
Cabitol
Washington
Ion
Hickory Jackson
Pals
Pweitvchules
Conitard
Massie
Richwood Booms as Industries Rush to Meet Demand
West Virginia towns see a tidal rush of orders after a quake disaster in Italy. Richwood plants including the Dodge Clothes Plant and Richwood Butter Tray Company are hiring overtime to fill large lumber and wood product shipments. Local growth prompts upgrades to housing and facilities as Clarksburg faces competition for industrial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
York
Italy
Richwoda
West Virginia
Sicily
West VI Rinta
Johnson Vontlanad
Gobedy
Cera Ee& Paper Company
Hodge Clothes Ptr
Gagi~pany
Ofter
Cinery Xrocery
Richwood Butter Tray Company
Dodge Company
Mr. Johnson
C. Welch
Gglathebure
Richwood
Clarksburg
West Virginia tax bills target coal oil and gas profits
Charleston Feb 1 The House and Senate debate a set of administration tax bills on coal oil and natural gas earnings. The package aims to fund state finances with a wide levy structure including a coal business tax and 1.5 percent on oil and gas, with projected revenue possibly reaching 700000 to 1000000. Aimed at long term revenue, the measures face opposition over perceived double taxation and equity among producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy Chari Brooks Smith
Charleston
House Committee On Judiciary
Petaone
West
Sinia
Gharnu
Johnson
MH Tt
Mwoe
Bulk Sales Bill Settled After Court Adjourns
Bulk sales bill proceedings wrap as Judge Lynch adjourns the Toninson case with Bart Smith and Joseph Rosier involved. The suit, in its second trial, settled and a dismissal order was entered, with Robinson seeking damages and related claims tied to ownership of the Clarksville News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lynch
James W. Toninson
Bart Smith
Joseph Rosier
Robinson
Ann Big Reads
Regulary
Clarkshure “News
File Smith and Woosiey
Rosier
Charges Denied in Armenian Congress on Panama Row
In Panama the Armenian congress confrontation involved Representative Ramey accusing Domingo Del Olimidia as president and others. Yenials from the President and six ten assembly members stated they attended a meeting in the President's office. The contract to explosion the timber industry along the Atlantic coast was discussed with no confirmation of Taft Cromwell Farnham involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Ramey
Domingo del Olimidia
National Assembly
Atlantic
Obaldia
Charles
JM Fultz Dead 75 in Point Comfort After Illness
J M Fultz died after a lingering illness at his home in Point Comfort. He was 75, survived by his wife and three children. For years he ran a general store in Point Comfort before retiring. Funeral arrangements set for Caplin church near Jarvisville with body to be taken there Tuesday morning.
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Point Confort
Arnpay
Fats
Point Comfort
Min. Fults
Caplin Church
Jarvisville
Arcade Destroyed in Sudden Central Fire
A central New York blaze destroyed twenty ground floor stores and upper offices, including a rockery room and a printing plant. Fire crews reported the loss at 3 o clock and estimated damage at 150,000 dollars.
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Scenectady
N.Y
Ena
Ak & Losn
Aino
Governor’s rail commission clash over oath in Columbus
Joan Sullivan of Hamilton, Gov Harmon appointee, was sworn in as the state railroad commissioner. J C Morris of Youngstown, ex Gov Harris appointee, refused to vacate claiming legal appointment. Sullivan threatened quo warranto actions to seize the office.
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Columbus
Joan Sullivan
Hamilton
Harmon
J. C. Morris
Youngstown
Harris
Sullivan
Morris
Liner Arrives New York After Delayed Voyage
The American liner St. Louis arrived at Ambrose Channel at dawn after a delay caused by a broken rudder while en route from Bellampton and Cretenne. Two tugs met the vessel as it entered the harbor on February 1 aligning with standard harbor procedures.
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New York
St. Louis
Bellampton
Crerbenne
Ambrose Channel
Man to Die in Electric Chair for Murder
A New York prisoner faces execution by electric chair at Sing Sing for a murder linked to an April 1508 case. Police attention centers on Ossining and the Ossining district in connection with the crime and trial proceedings.
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Ossining
N.Y
Fen
Alvatore Governale
Déash Tal
Vwal
New York
Seamen Drowned Near Edinburg in Freighter Disaster
Melbourne report says the British steamer Clanrandal Breame foundered near Edinburgh with the captain and crew members missing. Canton China dispatch notes a ferry tragedy with 260 aboard, all lost in a deadly wreck.
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Melbourne
Clanrandal
Gawanagesie
Edinburs
Tae Canton
China
Fey
Farry
Prohibition Amendment Passed By House In Charleston
In Charleston on February 1 the house voted 63 to something to approve the prohibition amendment. Representative Bente of Wheeling delivered a lengthy, thoughtful address on the measure. Williams of Pocahontas urged the majority to uphold the party platform, as the session neared noon.
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Charleston
Charles Gabe
Smith
Nugety
Kabawha
Bente
Wheeling
Bante
Prohibition
Hla
Ohio County
Severe Winter Halts Columbus Area Gas Supply
A bitter cold sweep leaves Columbus and Lancaster nearly powerless as a West Virginia gas main breaks across the Ohio River. Schools and factories close, utilities strain to serve customers, and residents endure frigid conditions with limited heat.
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Colmbus
Lancaster
Virginia
Ohio River
Groundhog Day Weather Predictions Foretold
The Fairmont Times notes belief in the groundhog's shadow as a forecast of six more weeks of winter. If the shadow is seen, winter lasts longer. if not, spring approaches. The piece reflects local interest in this seasonal superstition and its weather implications.
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Fairmont Times
Shubert Agents Arrive For Clyde Fitch Play Here
Anvarge Agent A G Fitzgerald representing Sam 8 and Lee Shubert visit the city to finalize plans for Clyde Fitchs Girls coming Monday evening Pebrume Fr. at Delys Theatre. The show, recently a yearlong NY run, returns with the same cast and scenery.
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A. D. Fitzgerald
Sam
Lee Shubert
New York City
Clyde Fitch
Dely's
Shubert
Theatriet
Tne
Undefined arrest report in vague city store incident
A garbled OCR note reports Earl Fortney of Faremont arresting four persons in a gray store on West Pike Street amid claims tied to an offer and charges. The text is unclear about identities and outcomes.
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Earl Fortney
Faremont
Gray
Harrison & Bia
West Pike Street
Eni
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Gay Company of New York Case
The United States Supreme Court denied the application for a rehearing by the Gay Company of New York. The decision upheld the validity of the 0 cent ess law and favored the government in the recent defist action against the firm.
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Eighty Cent Gas Law Court
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Consolidated “Gay Company of
New York
Circuit Court Results From Monday Proceedings
Circuit court actions included Chester R Ogden vs Flora Findley noted as wax unseen. William J Ravenfell sued J Krohme with $50 bond. S A Elliott vs M B Curkendail listed as defaulted. Jackson from TN plates Lewis Company confessed judgment for 100 against Union Foundry and Machine Company. West Virginia Mine Supply Company vs Parr Lumber and Planing for 274 involving a holier went to trial.
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Chester R. Ogden
Flora
Findley
F. L. Meeka
United States Express Company
William J. Ravenfell
Krohme
Pond
S. A Elott
M. B. Curkendail
Jackson
Lewis
Union Foundy & Machine Company
West Virginia Mine Supply Company
Parr Lumber and Planing Silt Company
Tarr announces candidacy for national glass workers president
David Tarr Sr of Mt Jawott Pa sends a circular letter declaring his run for the presidency of the National Window Glass Workers. He proposes a one percent assessment, promises an honest administration, and asserts decades in the window glass trade. He pledges voting rights for members on trade questions and economical governance. Copies were sent to all preceptories.
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David Tarr
Mt. Jawott
Hag
National
Window Glass Workers
Ilnen
Cline
Campbell
Tarr
Henay
Gd Alhce
Abova
New York City Endures Coldest Winter Day
Bitter wind chill grips New York as the city records the coldest temperature of the winter with the thermometer near zero. The harsh conditions leave the homeless at risk and in need of shelter and aid.
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New York
New York City
Mrs J C Jackson Improves After Tumor Surgery
Mrs. J. C. Jackson of Jackson is reported to be improving after a surgical operation for a tumor at St. Marys Hospital two or three days ago. Her recovery is expected to be early.
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J. C. Starting
Jackson
St. Mary's Hospital
Examixe Cut Culrebet Cut Inspection Report
A February 1 report from Papama describes a two detail examination conducted today by Presidesterect Tat and an accompanying engineer of the Culibre Cut. The Chicago February 1 entry lists coded measurements 103 1-3 core G3 142 and 609-8.
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Culebha
Papama
Bie
Chicago
Fen
Burial of Infant at Geezratt Cemetery
The funeral of Ertest Craig, infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Craig, occurred Friday afternoon. Services were held at the family home and burial followed in the Geezratt cemetery. The child died Friday morning at six weeks of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertest
Ari Craig
Paregiet
Busse Exonerated In Chicago Shooting Case
A garbled report states Busse was exonerated in a Chicago shooting case involving Mire Tiketue and authorities, with unclear references to Het Gomme and Jerr. The fragmentary text provides no verifiable dates or sources.
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Chicago
Ermay
Theorodery Jerr
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JM. Fultz
Fitch
Ani Gady
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Cirgwnt
Franklin
Glassworkers Organization
Chicago Grits
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Geezratt
Busse
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Lew
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