Burglary Attempts Reported On West Main Street
Two men tried to break into a West Main Street building around 2:30 a.m. evidence left at the scene shows entry by a ladder used to reach the second story. No valuables were taken and residents were frightened. Earlier, around midnight, a resident on Pike Street fired shots after an intruder, suspected the same culprits, approached a window. Authorities urge household precautions.
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West Main Street
P. Stout
Misett Pugh
Pike Street
New Office Opens in Clarksburg for Stenography and Typing
The Fairmont West Virginian notes the opening of a new clerical office in Clarksburg by Jesse Hall, Annie A. Russell, and Margaret C. Caswall. It will offer stenography and typewriting services with local staff ready for out of town work. Hall, a skilled stenographer, formerly served with Current Testie and the Texas and St. Louis World's Fairs.
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Fairmont
Fairmont West Virginian
Clarksburg
Cab All
Mise Jesse Hall
Misx Annie A. Russeil
Margaret C. Caswall
Thee
Alice There Tras
Mits Hall
Slid
Steel firms seek coal assets in West Virginia exploration
Reports indicate United States Steel Corp and other steel companies eye coal lands in West Virginia. Fairmont agents examined large Gilmer County tracts, while Doddridge and Taylor counties see prior purchases. The moves aim to extend holdings as inspectors assess properties and potential options.
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West Virginia
Tocaton
Fairmont
Fairmont Real Uefirmont
Gilmer County
Feluncon Rainia
Doditridge
United States Steel Corpora
Taylor
Moody's Associate Dies at Old Age
Dwight T Wied, longtime associate tied to Moody and international Men’s Christian Association work, dies at age five.
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Moody
F Y Mo Moore
Aig
Men's Christian Association
Dwight T Wied
Trdas
McDonnet Funeral Announcement Details Church Service
Funeral notices indicate a Catholic church service at 10 o clock followed by burial at Holy Cross. J A Resnold e will be present.
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Armesteer
Cherch Taerning
Holy Crosser
J. A. Resnolde
Order Issued to Company for Military Inspection
General order designates Duncan Boughner as Captain in charge for a battalion inspection at the armory on March 8, 1406, with drills set for Friday evenings at 7:00 PM. Absences will be tried by summary court. penalties include fines of fifty cents for the first offense and one dollar for subsequent drill absences, five dollars for each unauthorized inspection absence.
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Duncan Boughner
G. C
Vortander
Unitin
Otter
Ayeil
Copany
Sum Avary
Surveys Site for Grand Stand Construction
Civil engineer Dudley D Brift surveys the ground for a grand stand and adjacent facilities for the ball grounds. Work awaits arrival of material to begin as soon as site readiness and supplies align.
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Dudley D. Brift
New Fur Association
Aml
Binavhors
Jail sentence and fines from Tuesday case
Riley fined Tet and Hickman $25 each and sent them to jail for 15 days for failing to pay. Mrs Mahala Vale, a widow, was paid an unknown sum in dollars and a greasy beard payment is noted in the fragment.
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Fastion
MLS
Riley
Tet
Hickman
Failan
Mahala Vale
Trader Outfit Purchase by W. L. Hicks at Grafton Hotel
W L Hicks of Grafton buys the Traders and title outfit of R C Nicholas and will continue the business at the hotel. Details suggest a purchase and ongoing operations under new management.
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WL Hicks
Grafton
Traders and Titre
R. C Nicholas
Bie
Prmaresiow Ang
Need Not Serve On Juries Dinton Houghree Letter Warns
A West Virginia National Guard circular claims company commanders may enlist members to avoid jury duty and directs exemptions for guardsmen. It cites legal sections granting exemption and says funds raised fund gymnasium equipment and arming troops. The note warns a juror has been drawn and explains the exemption offer may apply.
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Dinton Houghree
Catplin Pick Infantry
West Virginia
National Guard
Cade F
Hayving
Yost Remains With Michigan After Senate Decision
Ann Arbor Michigan February 20 The Michigan faculty senate confirms football coach status for Yost and rejects hiring professional coaches from outside the faculty The body defeats Chicago’s proposal to suspend shotput and votes to extend training rules But Michigan will not apply the three year eligibility change yet and allows players to stay on the team under current limits The argument over training tables and extending the trainer’s role is noted as unresolved
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Yost
University of Michigan
Western College Conference
University of Chicago
Alee
Jie
Michigan
Puoondt Qurlis
Garrels
Barlow
Sanita
Mdil
Ost
General Rosvenor Way Bet It in Congressional Race
In Chillicothe a lively district scene surrounds the Republican congressional nomination. While General Beer is mentioned as a candidate, Albert Douglas is said to have broad support with five men publicly backing him and many letters in favor of his candidacy.
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Ross
Albert Nonglas
Waldo Dange Leads Memorable Assembly Night
A lively meeting last night featured Waldo Dange addressing a gathered crowd. June Tndiv and minor party figures attended as Wells' orchestra provided musical entertainment, creating a festive atmosphere.
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Wells’ Orchestra
NTGHELL DECLINED
A garbled early text notes a February review concerning President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America and a telegram from an inquiry or request. The fragmented lines reference events around New York and a potential decision or decline reported in the afternoon.
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New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of Ameriet
Yeetenlay
Dovener Stands Pat On House Bill
In Wheeling West Virginia a lengthy report notes Congressman Dovener's firm position on a House bill amid debate in Congress. The piece discusses his stance on veterans' claims, potential policy shifts, and the political dynamics shaping the bill's passage, including anticipated committee work and regional implications.
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Dovener
Pat
Will Filed for Mrs Tollpeen in Sittineton Estate
The will of the late Mrs Censann Tollpeen of Sittineton was filed in the court at Numa for probate. Thaddeus Robbesh, a relative in the same case, qualified as informant executor and personal representative.
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Mrso Censann Tollpeen
Sittineton
Conn Caer
Numa
Vmbate 5
Thaddeus Robbesh
Sna
Aalmindet Mator
Cemetery Stock Sale Report Gloomy Market Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows a stock sale mentioning shares in a cemetery stock, with references to Palatine options and specific share counts. The legible items include terms like bought cemetery stock, White, and chestars, suggesting a small trade or transfer in a historical market note with unclear dates and entities.
Armed Forces Readied for Use in Budapest Fight
Budapest dispatch reports Hungarian authorities preparing to deploy armed forces as tensions rise. General Nyirl orders rapid action as parliament debates measures amid protests. officials warn of potential lockdown to prevent disturbances.
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Budipest
Hungary
Nyirl
Wedding at Tikes Plage Church
The Catholic ceremony for Misa ATE Te Pike Ty Mr. Mrodurick JR took place with Rev John A Neyolde and Father Schoaién presiding. Mendelssohn’s Wedding March was played, and the bride’s brother Charles Pike, along with her mother and guests, attended. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home. the bride, daughter of Mrs. Anna Pike, is described as popular and accomplished.
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Misa
Mrodurick JR
John A Neynolde
Father Schoaién
Mendelssolm
Marcel
Charles & Pike
Sao Moelocke
Anna Pikes
Ohitter
Woman Drowns Per Children in Hazy Brooklyn Scene
Mrs Waters of Brooklyn, daughter of Captain Brady, was aboard a steamboat from New York to this city when she leapt into Kill River. She left nine children and is believed to be suffering mental distress in the days before tragedy. Her husband has recently moved to Brooklyn.
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Windon
Stoomer
Duh Waters
Brooklyn
N.Y
Brady
Valldar
Kill River
Escapes Broken Neck In Narrow Highway Incident
A rider survived a broken neck scare after a narrow escape on a Nor Nor road. He avoided a collision by steering into a ditch, but the incident left him injured and the scene was cleared by a nearby driver.
Virginia Debt Case Report Falls Into Complex Grounds
Feb 20 report from Washington cites Attorney General Andersnt of Virginia outlining a debt matter linked to federal revenue and state actions. The article details disputed revenue allocations and invites scrutiny of state and federal roles in debt settlement efforts.
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Weehington
Andersnt
Vingdie
Sith
Virginia
TV Sociatt
Ntsc
Setrerndts
Belington Branch Construction Rumored Amid Wage Talks
Reports indicate a Belington branch may begin soon with wage adjustments for conductors. Discussion centers on line competition with the Wabash and potential use of Ohio River routes, though final plans and contractor details remain unclear.
WL Fares Agreement Should Align With Transit Plans
A 2040 conference of passenger representatives from multiple rail systems reached a plan to standardize fare structures. By eliminating illogical fare tiers by 11th, the agreement aims to ensure fair compensation for losses caused by new laws and ensure equitable pricing for travelers nationwide.
Lost Creek club hosts annual linguistic contest night
A Wednesday evening event at Lot Crook featured the Lost Creek organization’s annual contest with officers including 0 Wy Ladwrng and F 0 Sutton. The program listed speakers, health topics, and community notices, culminating in a farewell hymn and a fundraising appeal.
Blass Factory to Be Built in Tyelson Ohio
A party of capitalists plans to establish a factory in Tyelson Ohio and West Tilot 6. They have formed a company, inspected sites, and promise work for locals. Officials report favorable conditions and expect construction to commence soon.
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Capitaliats
Chithvturg
Lorie
mitasTactorys
Ae Se
Giaae
Death mystery shrouds actress Gueha Bart case
A puzzling death of actress Gueha Bart prompts multiple arrests in a suspected homicide inquiry. Reports describe names and places in a murky account, with confusion over suspects and timeline amid the Savoy theater setting.
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