Nominations and trials as of Feb 20 in Washington and beyond
AP telegraph digest reports President Roosevelt sending canal study and Taft notes to Congress, Supreme Court ruling against a Chesapeake & Ohio freight case, a House vote banning sun ding in territories, and a Detroit mine disaster coroner's jury implicating officials for involuntary manslaughter. In Indianapolis a stormy state house conference ends with a secretary of state resignation and a governor appointment to fill the vacancy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Senate
William P. Duvall
Colume
Bus
Ohio
William C. Kennedy
Indiana
J. W. Beart
Lafayette
West Virginia
A. E. McDonald
Chester
Charleston
W. Va
Detroit
J. F. Miner
F. Townsend
Bonner H. Hill
Washington
Roosevelt
Cotogress
Board of Consulting Engineers
Panama Canal
Sechary Taft
Jam Canal Commission
Stevens
le Confors
United States Supreme Court
Chesapeake & Ohio Road
New York, Nonaver and Hartford Railroad
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred Simms
Kronkefort
Basket ball team heads to Marietta for match
The article notes a Westness men's basketball team traveling to Marietta for a game today. It lists players including Charney, Dr. B, N, Lonely Chas, W. Wor fester, Bea, and Sutton, with No 3 for Marietta mentioned as the opposing team.
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Marietta
Westness
Timt Cit
Hats
W. Wor
Bea
Sutton
Catholic Church Supper for Boys Benefit
A Catholic congregation will hold a supper in Centennial Hall from 5:20 to 9:00 PM to benefit needy boys. Tickets include pies and other desserts. all proceeds go to support the boys' fund. Proceeds aid local church youth programs and camp activities.
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Hue
Baseball Gossip for the Fans Bright prospects for several clubs
Baseball gossip notes players moving between leagues and teams. Letty Boyle joins Allegheny with Niles, while Red Smith may sign with McKeesport or Louisville. Earl Skin and Sunny Price antics amuse fans as Pittsburgh collegians and Tri-State teams shape up for a busy season. Washington eyes Seaman as manager amid calls for stable leadership.
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Tan
Williams
Letty” Boyle
Allegheny Iach
Niles
Fairmont
P. OW
W. Vas
T Pee Bern
New York State
Les Faim
Piteher
Eerie Toe
Stanbonville
Earl Skin
Russell
Tu Pittsburg Collegiang
Kidd
Pri
Oda
Johnstown
Dinottora
Ante Atherton
Martin
Haven
Glendon
Murphy
Plies
Willig
Williamsport
London
Piedmont
TriState
Tri-State
Pennsylvania
Ohio West
Virginia Teague
Washington Club
Ohio
West Virginia
Washington
Seaman
Hay
Warhington
Seome
Eastern Star Celebration Honors Twelve New Members
The Eastern Star held degrees for twelve candidates in the evening ceremony. Committees were announced including General and various subcommittees. Refreshments followed and a program featured readings and a vocal item.
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Awit
Ces
America
Chaptak
Union Missionary Meeting to Be Held at Alconion
A town notice indicates Union Missionary Meeting 10 to be held at Alconion on Wel a see mee. The text is garbled but mentions Home Mission and Charles as a senior figure, with likely participation by a local group.
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Union Missionary Meeting
Charles
Seni
Theft Charged Involving Ole Pawel Attomned Vpti Poko Inet
Fragmentary OCR describes alleged theft involving Ole Pawel and others with unclear roles and a monetary figure around three dollars and fifty cents. The garbled text references a case in a Tascapit area with involved witnesses and a probable court proceeding.
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Ole T. Pawel
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