LYNCH MOB INCIDENT AT WOLF SUMMIT DESCRIBED IN DETAIL
Report covers the attempted lynching at Wolf Summit following the arrest of Dr. Kahle on charges of beating his wife. Mrs Kahle in night dress feared for her life as the mob moved toward the doctor’s home, binding and briefly restraining him before authorities intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kahle
Henry Behse
Wolf Summit
Henry
Bishe
T. Tall Kable
Darcy
Kirate
Bose
Kull
Tinine
Boke
Beshe
Quis Flynn
Wilsonburs
Markel
O'Neil
Socriff Fitvlzan
Depts FM
Pradt
Fee
Jotiho Garman
Pim
Fey
Alors
Ulyrbeburge
Coult
Kaite
W. Gorton
Bern
Wolock
Lyrit
Wolf
Toyre
Boyne
Wal Summit
Seardy
Diam
Kahle
Man Dies After Fall From Trestle In City
Charles Jojmeon, identity not fully established, died from injuries after falling from a trestle near a local area. He was found at the scene Monday night and died Tuesday morning at Reader Hospital after being hospitalized since the incident. An undertaker was later notified for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jojmeon
Ag Reader
Turin
Last Sign of Strike Ends at Putilov Works
Associated Press reports at St Petersburg on February Engler states most workers at the Putilov iron works have returned to work ending the strike. The standstill and riots have subsided as production resumes, marking a significant return to normalcy in the industrial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prise ST Patersaotg
Engler
Putilof Ira
Teday
Howard Henderson Survives Severe Injury After Glass Door Break
Howard Henderson, a pipe liner, narrowly escaped death after being hurled through a door glass during an attempted robbery. He was found bleeding from a deep facial wound, aided by a watchman and police, treated at hospital, and later recovering. officers believe he faced a long recovery with extensive facial damage and possible arrests pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Henderson
Momilay
Nevke
Fromtyrson
Exine
Henderson
Shum
Waite
Sinnia
Tae
Fox
Leen
Police Court Fines and Jails Imposed in Cold Weather Session
In frigid conditions Mayne Shiotda brought Aquorina before polls court Thontay morning. Five defendants confessed to acts on five streets in an unbelieving incident. Delors tint thendn pled guilty. fines ranged from modest sums to one short sentence. Others were jailed for ten days for defantk with several awaiting further action.
Wallace Merchants Assig ns A Martin Co General Merchan ts
Wallace Merchants assign A Martin Co to trustees to liquidate debts. Assets include stock, accounts, a house and lot, royalty rights, and land with wells. The firm appears solvent with property valued well above debts, and trustees may sell assets to satisfy creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Martin & CO
Fise
P. A. Martin & Company
Hu A. Martin
Tele Martin
Watlive
Tooslay
Goodwin
J. Yi. Robineyn
Wale
Trustien
Howes
Montia
Abbott
Maey
Ibs
Bill authorizing Clarksburg school district bonds passes
Clarksburg school district gains legislative permission to issue bonds while other measures advance in the House. Ex sheriff Maymond Maxwell seeks reimbursement for funds. notable bills address emigration agents, consumer false advertising, and a charter amendment for Morgantown. The session reviews school, charter, and taxation issues with multiple measures advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Charleston
W. Va
House
Maywiond Maxwell
Judiciary Committee
Maxwell Alan
John A. Fleming
Harrison County
Wena
Gould Acquitted on Ground of Self Defense
Gould was acquitted by Jim Riley at noon of killing Marion Hanger Sunday at the Capitol hotel in Glen Pike. The verdict, by a preponderance of evidence, found Gould merely acted in self defense. testimony showed Hanger had threatened to cut Gould's head off and pursued him with a long knife during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanger
Gould
Charles Gouht
Jim
Riley
Marion Hanger
Che Capitol Hotel
Glen
Watts
Irene
Sue
Mia
J.T. Johnson
Swinteel
Telally
Rod Mayo
Smet
Ang John
Wefanee
Charlee Jusper
Abbdley
Tsar Nh
Tim
Healy
Gail
Valentine Reverie Mixed Faith and Friendship
A fragment notes St Valentine’s Day blending pagan and Christian rites in Rome and abroad. It recalls gifts of waves and friendships, urging kinder spirit and liberality of mind. An 19th century writer calls Valentine a man of admirable patience and popular for toys and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Valentine's Day
Brinus
Chaerys
Valentine
Rome
Saya
Valiifing
Col Morrison May Succeed Gen Smith
The fragmentary report discusses Col Morrison potentially replacing Gen Smith as commander. It mentions officers in the regiment and appointments at the garrison, with speculation on who will contend for leadership and the readiness of forces for upcoming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Morrison
Gen. Smith
Ape Mauy
Lasra
Teller
Elnim
Liane
Fire forces guests to flee at Brevoort Hoare hotel
Guests were driven from the Brevoort Hoare hotel by a fire early today. No injuries were reported as the blaze prompted evacuation and authorities investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Elks Circus Veiled Attempt Stirs City Rumor
Fragmentary OCR text indicates an Elks circus event with unclear details. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a local notice or brief about a community gathering or performance. The readable segments point to a town setting and possible dates but specifics are unreadable.
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Pharr
Nem
Harris
Morris
Manningtia
Tourslay
Coffman
Corton & Co
Ives
Wallace
Bill
Haymond Maxwell
Areee
Burnaville Independent School District
Lwhor
Greeuring
Tanprowemai
Messagy
Echool Olstriol
Kanawha
Federal Court
Morgantown
Adriane
Mannington
Merion County
Carlin
Hatliin
Arno
Harnsville
Protortium
Neny
Kanawha Navigation Company
Gallagier
Fiom
Purvaney
Raniin
Jy Teeminiet
Xnloan
Mhuvilla
Eharil
Howna
Amelie
Fomnan
Grant Sey
Amind
Permatteatha Ip
Mangurtowm
Snyive
Gilvanend
Snydeenda
Valentines
West Virginia National Guard
Clavemre
Isaeral Stitlman
Colorano
Slowey
Cme
Wien
Elks’ Circus
Norkar
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