Arrests In Death of Lisle Palhatt Case At Vandalia
Detectives arrested youngster Dunia Birl this morning in connection with the death of Lisle Palhatt whose body was found in a Vandalia area on Friday. Police refuse to name the operators or share evidence leading to the arrests. Other detainees include Charles Davie and Howard White, both longtime acquaintances of the victim. Jeme Duffy, previously sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary for criminal assault and paroled, was re-arrested around Thanksgiving amid suspicions tied to Mary Forschner’s murder.
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Dunia Birl
Liszle Palhatt
Agelstern
Priconera
Charles
Davie
Howerd White
Vandalia
Jeme Duffy
Dayton
Onto
Mary Forschner
Train Wreck Report From Feb 3 Near Central Rail
Fragmentary dispatch notes a railroad incident on February 3 involving a central rail line with several trains derailed or damaged. Details on injuries or exact locations are incomplete in the readable text.
Honors Conquilin Cadet Dies in France Battle
Ernest der Honours Conquilin a gililin Cadet died here today. He was a brother of Benoit Constant siguilin, who died January 27.
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France
Ernest der
Conquilin
Benoit Constant Siguilin
Memorial Program at Episcopal Church Planned
A Memorial Program by the Wor'c Christian Temperance Union will be held at the Episcopal church on February 8 at 3 o'clock. The program includes recitations and songs with readings and addresses by various members, ending with a contribution toward the Memorial Fund for the Living Monument to Build.
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Christian “Temperance Union
Episcopal Church
Bueday
Frances William
Williard
Mittah Ridenont
Ihe
A. D. Wers
Misa Mie Lowe
Mrs BF
Robiinfron
Memorial Fundy
Amos Payne
West Virginia
Stacial Meeting Called for Central Trades Council
Homer B. Marca reports a central trades council meeting will be held tonight at the Pythian Hall at R200 M. Attendance is desired to discuss the organization and upcoming actions.
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Homer B. Marca
Central
Grafton Judge Names Secretary in Consolidated Gases Case
In Grafton on February 5 Judge Joumitig noted Secretary Homer Hol Wiraing will list the Treasury Cortelvon as a party. Cortelvon accepted Semplatat Wied by the Grafton Win for the presidency of the Consolidated Gases Company. Proceedings set to continue after March 4.
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Washington, D. C
Grafton
Joumitig
Homer Hol Wiraing
Treasury Cortelvon
Consolidated Gases Company
Ges Company
New York
Chicano Gram MANKET Wael Nite Corel Review
A compact note reviews a local Chicano gram program titled MANKET and features Wael Nite Corel as a central name. The fragmentary text confirms an event or item linked to February and a regional setting.
Two Erie Children Die of Peritonitis
The children Kayerne Ray and Laura Fay, five months old, to the home of Mr and Mrs EH Ginningham in Erie. They died Saturday from peritonitis. Laura Ray died in the forenoon and Laverne Ray in the evening. They were much loved by friends. The bodies were sent by train to New Haven Mason County for funeral and burial on Tuesday.
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EH Ginningham
Erie
Kayerne Ray
Laura Fay
Laura Ray
Laverne Ray
New Haven
Mason County
Two Window Glass Plants Resume Operations
J H McClolingh, manager of the Peerless window shifts factory, reports W R Jones Company's Morgantown plant resumed with 38 shops and crews en route to fit up. Grafton plant started with 2 shops, others to fill by May or October. Both plants operate under Protective Alliance scale. In Clarksburg, the situation is unchanged.
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J. H. McClolingh
W. R. Jones
Morgantown
Mr. Clelland
Grafton
Clarksburg
Clelee
Death of French poet Mendes in Saint Ger tunnel
French poet Frante Fei M Mendes was found dead in a railroad tunnel near Saint Ger. The circumstances and exact date remain unclear as investigators search for details about the death.
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Saint Germain
Paris
Frante
Fei
Catule Alraheus Mendes
Bond for Clarksbeg Water Works Prompts City Debate
An 1908 editorial argues for a sixty thousand dollar water works bond to fund extensions and sewerage links. It contends the project boosts health and fire protection, notes existing profits and tax implications, and urges citizen support while criticizing high insurance rates and tax burdens.
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fi-Brown Company
Hutdi
Carrii
Clarkeburg
Clarkebang
Gndubes
Clarksburg
Citys Water Works
Arndle
Aires
Haseen
Honda
Bohd Iamue
Polla
Grand jury fixture for Buckhannon man held on bond
Upshur County man Johe Zirkle faced a grand jury after a disturbance in the spring. He was held on $2,000 bond by the court following the incident involving the Williams family and the neighborhood.
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Buckhannon
Johe Zirkle
Upshur Cowtty
Paris Creen
Aza Williams
Grasa
Professor Wad Comeg Recital Announcement In Towne
A partial, garbled notice reports Professor Wad Comeg returning to Clarkshore on February 20 for a public recital. Friends in the vicinity will attend as locals hear the event announced amid unclear text and town references.
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Wad
Clarkshore
Wid
la Ceathy
Justus Art Company to Quit Business Under Pressure
The Justus Art Company plans to shut down within thirty days. Court actions led by Judge Gott aim to tear down the old building for a new one. Business assets including pictures and statuary will be sold to the public as part of the liquidation. Local officials report ongoing legal proceedings and real estate changes tied to the firm’s closure.
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Justus
Water Works Show Up Well
A brief item notes balance in hands and a treasurer’s record from 201908 involving Der n Dornbitic Teokiy and local water works. Readable fragments point to financial activity and a public works note without full context.
Chinese Protest Over Japanese Bias in California Legislature
Chinese officials in San Francisco protest the state legislature’s action on a bill seen as favoring Japan over China. They accuse President Roosevelt of discrimination, and a memorial from six Chinese Benevolent associations will be telegraphed to the President. The protest compares U S treatment of Chinese and Japanese and accuses federal officials of bias.
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San Francisco
Cali
California
Chineee Offms
Roosévelt
Ix Companies
Joe Chingse
Washinton
Roosevelt
Roosevelt approves senate and home aide in California
Washington report says President Roosevelt approved the White House staff leaders Secretary Bacon and Assistant Secretary OWGaughlla during a conference in California. A cabinet meeting and anticipated oath events are noted with chatter of a new political sentiment tomorrow.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
Bint
White House
Bacon
Owgaughlla Dacher
Contorente
California
Unclear text fragment on association meeting report
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting, a hotel, a liquor service, a secretary named Frank Duty, and an ANG Wittig, but lacks coherent details or context to form a complete summary. имеются readable names but no verifiable events or outcomes.
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Harrison Cmaty Rotel
Désire
Toma
Frank Duty
ANG Wittig
Patton
Peopel
Fragmented notice yields limited readable facts
Reading from a damaged OCR fragment, the text mentions a baptism event, names and places are unclear, and dates are unreadable. The source lacks coherent details to form a full headline and summary.
Fragmentary arrest report from unnamed county
Incomplete OCR text describes a confusing arrest note with names and places garbled. It mentions a suspect connected to theft and a county context, but key details are illegible and uncertain.
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W. C. T. Union
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Sane Eae
Chomio
Jones Window Glass
Ita
Blo Battle
Grand Jury
Professor Wad Comeg
George
William
Elliott
Wexisa Ga
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Clnenti
Orager Sun
Sult Agaster W. ML
Osnstabie RE
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Smi
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Duepy
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Mane
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Gordon
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