Legislative action and denials mark recent House sessions
The report details a series of House actions including a denied interview, the rejection of a bill on roads, and passage of multiple measures. It notes votes and amendments, with bills on state judiciary expansion, auto law, educational governance, and the Beaver Pond district creation advancing or concluding in various readings.
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Mmaklor
Bolas
HideralGow Alyord
Ziniken
Couna
Isediit
Manlgent
House
Rex
Aubramie Court
Keine
Secretary of State
Senate
Beaver Pond
Reed to Visit Charleston Ahead of Inauguration
Secretary Reed will travel from Charleston and meet state officials before the inauguration. He plans another hurried visit to Chariton and a move there by March 1 to join the incoming administration. Bre and other officials anticipate a smooth transition as the new personnel take office.
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Stuart F. Reed
Charleston
Strix
Steel Dod
Stat Administration
Reed Will Wheels
Chariton
Ypeete
McTeed
Dexmature
Rebuke Resented by Marc Anthony in Sacramento
Amid political wrangling in California, a rebuke from Marc Anthony provokes discussion as lawmakers consider a new motion. The report notes a tense session with references to Governor Giett and unresolved measures affecting municipalities.
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Marc Anthony
Navy to Build Two 20,000 Ton Battleships
Senator Hale, chair of naval affairs, reports a senate bill for two twenty thousand ton battleships and a complementary budget. A vice admiralty office is created to oversee the program and a commission will study the need for a naval yard and repair station on the California coast.
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Washington, D.C
Hale
Senate
Congress
Californi State
Navy Nods Advise Collision Reported
Washington February 10 The Navy Department has advised on a reported collision between the battleship Georgia and another battleship in the Atlantic. Details remain sketchy as officials review the incident and its implications for fleet safety.
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Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Gborzia
Frances Willard Memorial Services and Prohibition Support
Coffman affirms firm support for the Prohibition amendment at a Frances Willard Memorial event held at Christ Episcopal Church. A new committee is appointed and fundraising proceeds benefit the Frances Willard memorial fund aiding temperance causes. Minstrels and lectures advertise sales to benefit the charity, with tickets selling fast and seats limited due to weather. Major Dunham of Pittsburg inspected Captain Slayton’s Salvation Army books and will address the Army hall tonight. all are invited.
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Christoplecopal Church
Suzy
Idea
Fromion
Coffman
Cohd
Theoriet Thiel Treamury
Frances Ward
Theseuta Tor
David E. Dunham
Pittsburg
J. R. Slayton
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Fatal Powder Explosion in Gayford Mine
Coal miners were fatally burned by a keg of powder explosion at the Gayford mine near Wheeling on February 10. The incident occurred during routine blasting work, and authorities are investigating the cause and extent of the blast.
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Wheeling
Meeting of the Tuesday Literary Club Delights Members
A Tuesday Literary Club meeting convened with Miss Susi Mtaxwen presenting. The program featured readings on monarchs, the Hanseatic League, and German household observances, with notes by Jerris M. Sutton and Mrs Hurt Basset.
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Susi
Mtaxwen
Hanseatic League
Republic of
Jerris M. Sutton
Hurt Basset
Bill passes in House for Panama Canal Zone government
Washington February 10 The House approved the bill governing the Panama Canal Zone and its administration as argued in debate yesterday.
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Panama Canal Zone
Washington, D. C
House
Panama
Cassi Zone
Fined man fined 625 and costs by Justice Long
A man named Mike Zola of Erie was fined 625 and court costs after a conviction recorded by Justice P. M. Long. The charge related to carrying a load deemed unlawful. The sentence included payment of the fine and costs.
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Mike Zola
Erie
Justice P.M Long
Secretaries Arrival Ties West Virginia Events to Moundsville
Secretary Arnold of West Virginia travels to Moundeville to arrange the February 15 reception. County officials held a meeting in Moundsville to finalize arrangements and will host Arnold at a new house. Attorney George M Alexander of Fairmont attended the creek court session.
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Irgin
Amoota
Cen
Wieties
Forrie R. Miter
Arnold
Mounde
Ville
Tate
Moundsville
Attorer
George M- Alexander
Fairmont
Ntienteg Creek Court
Totny
Caiguer Appointed at Washington? Ferm George B Heavemer
Fragmentary text indicates a named person George B Heavemer tied to a rural delivery or farrier role in a Washington area, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
Lywellien Signings Highlight Upcoming Season
The Lywelien team confirms signings for the coming season with key players pledged to bolster the lineup and push for strong results against regional rivals.
Hale Dozen Sentenced to the Pen in Crime Roundup
A chaotic list of sentences includes twelve individuals like Frank Laver and William Jones with terms ranging up to five years, for offenses including theft and burglary. Other cases mention the death penalty in a distant reference and separate actions against bondholders and coal interests, with court phrasing reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century setting.
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Industr
Frank Laver
Granslaugher
Ugh
Enone
Frank Oliverio
Matthew Blair
Yuars Oy Populag S. Ee
Gyus
Victoria
Boxgesey
Giri “Indusertidt
Indefville Terr
Homer Sere Fittro
Wilsonburg
Earl Boxdale
Frank
Verda
Gene
Mirdar Agatnat
Yieb
Wil Feniatn
Sarah Lang
Moitie A. Nusbaymi
Loan and Buliiing Association
Gawthyop Ugainst
Fairmont Coal Company
Betty Chorven entertains bridge party on West Main
Last evening Miss Betty Chorven hosted a bridge party for two tables at her West Main Street home. Milas Hesey and Dr. Payne captured prizes. a supper followed with yellow and white decor and a mock wedding cake. Guests included Dayton and Fairmont attendees with Mr. Frank Willison as host.
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Betty Chorvenig
West Main Street
Hearta
Milas Hesey
Dr. Payne
Pistol Toting Bill Sparks District Controversy
A letter from a pistol manufacturer asks lawmakers to influence district senators to back a bill legalizing pistol carrying. The document targets hardware dealers nationwide and asserts teens aged 310 receive pay for carrying a pistol while warning that criminals and lawbreakers ignore the law. The issue raises concerns about enforcement and safety.
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Hayanare Gensors
Pistal
Genale
Johnson
I. Wata
Estiaen
Unclear OCR Chronicle Item From Charleston and Muskogee
A fragmented report mentions Charleston West Virginia approval of a report on coal oil gas tax issues between February 10 and 13. Muskogee Oklahoma notes a federal probe into alleged shortages and a public event with Frost entertaining later.
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Charleston
W.vaen
Howe
Noancs
Muskogee
Ol Fen
Dury
Andraede
Miss Frost
Wil
Gutartain & Tere
R. G. Adler
Bonds Lose by Narrow Margin in Congress Election
Vague OCR text reports a tight election result with parliamentary voting and referenced populations and ordinances. The fragment mentions bond issues and a contested vote, implying a close outcome and political tension without clear names or dates.
Rainey Attacks President in House Speech
Fragmented report shows Rainey railing at the president during a House session. The tone hints at a public dispute over policy and administration with references to Panama and Roosevelt, amid unclear narrative details.
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Washington
Rainey
Howe Apo
Patan
Ghd
Dapartmen
Shan
Panan Aisinie
Ralbey
Panama
Roosevelt
Gere
Ananiaa’ Club
Assembly Fails to Pass Anti Japanese Legislation
Governor Glilot and allies failed to secure a compromise on anti Japanese laws. Grove Lt. Johnson, author of the bill, and Speaker Stanton opposed the measure. The Mongongar Valley Round Table meets in Mankington on March 12 and 13 with teachers from Harrison county and nearby counties expected to attend in large numbers.
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Sagramento
Galit
Glilott
Grove
Johnson
Hls
Grysmer
Spearker—Stanton
Mankington
Harrison
Port Destroyed Believed True by Costa Rican Wave
A Galveston dispatch reports rumors that the Costa Rican port of Limon was destroyed by a tidal wave today, but the claim could not be confirmed from here. Local officials cautioned that the report remains unverified pending authorities’ confirmation.
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Galveston
Tex
Post Limon
Costa Rica
Tdal
House Rejects Indianapolis Proposal in Session Vote
The Indiana House rejected a minority report to indefinitely postpone the Tomilson county option appeal bill by 54 to 44. The majority adopted a report recommending passage and then refused immediate engrossment to allow amendments. The bill was taken up again when the House reassembled this afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Tidy Dp
Widon
Tomilson County
Hun
Princeton Charter Ends With New Provision
Fragmented local notice indicates a charter provision related to governance and a new law. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but it references Duwepa and a governor, suggesting a political or legal update affecting Princeton.
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Charleston
Duwepa
Usnaeraner Pytevinn
Grain Market Reports From Chicago Trade
Fragmentary Chicago grain notes show prices and bids with unclear figures. Readers should expect typical commodities chatter, though specifics are unreadable in this OCR snippet.
Arm Injury Delays Pumping Plant Work
George Swiger suffered a painful forearm laceration while repairing and adjusting a line of machinery at Nell Aud. The injury will incapacitate him for some time.
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George Swiger
Nell
Put to Death Charleston Weather Board Proposes Changes
The Charleston committee meeting reported plans to reform street car protection amid harsh winter weather. They aim to abolish lingering boards and adjust pending provisions while seeking to finalize the measure.
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Charleston
Welch
Moore
Sii
Rnaning Board
Howe
Five Table Tea Friday Afternoon at Tiverton
MRS Wange and William A Verne plan a social tea event Friday afternoon at 3:50. A cowatnat meeting and street activities are listed amid the agenda.
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Mra Wiliam A. Verne
Executive Council Declines Seizure Plans Amid Strike Pressure
The executive council faces protests as negotiations stall over proposed seizure measures. Officials signal ongoing talks with labor groups, aiming to avert walkouts that could hinder city operations.
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