Fifteen Big Suits Filed Over West Virginia Disaster
Whiarlestin West Virginia February 22 fifteen suits for ten thousand dollars each were filed by owners of a Detroit bound mine after the coroner's verdict on the disaster that cost eighteen lives. A special grand jury has been called to consider the case against Superintendent Diner Mine Boss Townsend and Deputy Mine Inspector Bonner Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiarlestin
W. Va
Sgwinet
Detroit
SAS
Diner
Townsend
Bonner Hill
Monument Works Move to Glen Elk
Wells granite and marble works relocate from Park Avenue to Glen Elk securing a 25 by 100 foot lot. A two story brick shop will be built with modern automatic tools powered by compressed air. The site features direct access to a B and C side track to aid receiving and shipping.
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Wells
Rest Pike Street
Welle
Glen Elk
Welle Marble Works
BOD HABITS IRE REWARDED IN TRAVEL TALE
Wi T. Boggess returns from Cameron trip and recounts a tale of a young man who abstained from tobacco and alcohol until a set age. His father fulfilled a prom with a gift of $21,000, proving even modest stakes can motivate restraint. The story underscores moral incentives.
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T. Boggess
Cameron
Buba Welcomes the Lowworths at Home
Mr and Mrs Ori received guests at their home on Monday as the Cubans congress party arrived on a reception from the Cuban congress. The Longworths will stay a week and are hosted at the American residence.
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Associated Press
Ori
Etsoeestan
Cuba
Longworth
Conference to be Held in Court House Friday Evening
National organizer HB Loucks will arrive in Wheeling in the afternoon to attend a Friday 8 o clock conference in the court house. Spherent will also attend. The meeting aims to be an important one for all interested in the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Dates Not Changed By Associated Press Quietly
Fragmentary report notes confusion over Confederate reunism dates, with references to April 24 25 and 24 25. Mention of General Mickle and Mr Stroller including travel from Wilconburg and Suitsgoom. Contains garbled OCR text and unreadable segments but preserves core event note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gricans
Macon
Mickle
Telephone Men in Convention at Parkersburg
Telephone men gathered in Parkersburg for a convention with 126 attendees. Officers elected include Barnes as president, Handsome as vice president, and Wheeling, Buckhannon, Ravenswood, Huntington, and Parkersburg representatives in senior roles. An executive committee was named with Barnes, Mandlan, and others from Fairmont Wheeling Huntington Charleston and Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
Ah Pathan
Nat Tier Barnes
Fair Co Handlan
Tatautre Wheeling
Win M. Gayton
Yecomares
Huntington
ALC
Farmers to get daily weather forecasts by phone
Willis T Moar of the U S Weather Bureau announces farmers in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia may receive the daily weather forecast and warnings by telephone after 10 a m the service will supply the text of the forecast for the next day covering nearly a day via Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company cooperation. The system has proven successful in many states and Ohio New York Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan and Iowa. About 200 100 farmers in Ohio reportedly receive the forecast each morning by phone.
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Hie
Willis T. Moar
Ted States Weather Bureau
Maryland
Virginia
West Virinia
CIA
Chesapeake and Potomac ‘Telephone Company
Weather Bureau
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Minois
Michigan
Iowa
Col Haymond to Celebrate 60th Anniversary Event
Col Luther Haymond will celebrate his 60th anniversary tomorrow at his West residence. Friends are invited to call during the day and evening and dine with him. He enjoys the occasion and receives many callers, though his health remains good and he appears a year older than years past.
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Luther Haymoni
Iiehem Om West
Nate
Col. Haymond
Salvation Army meeting hears Captain Turner speak
A Salvation Army gathering at the hall heard Captain Turner describe his experiences in Africa and other foreign countries. His address was entertaining and instructive, leaving attendees inspired by his firsthand accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Aray Hall
T. Turner
Africa
Addres
Letters Made Her Crazy in a New York Suburb
A young man in the city received threatening letters from Rose Marsh, prompting concern that she may be committed. Her father, a wealthy contractor, was killed in the New York subway about a year ago.
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Dintodd
Rose Marsh
Raim
Agus
New York
Dick Padden Coming Here to Strengthen Team
The baseball directors report Dik den and Brock Brown will visit Marietta to discuss a possible stake in the St. Paul Teague team. Dick Padden, with earlier stints in the Southern league and St. Louis Brown nine, would bring strong backing and several contracted star players, though no agreement has been reached.
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Baseball
Dikden
Brock” Brown
Homer
Baseball World
Dick Padden
Richmond
St. Louis Brown
St. Paut
Padden
Camilen Sommers
Clarksburg Tea
Somyonen Mess
Padden and Brown
Marietta
Taddlemady
Ity
Messrs
Brown
General Scott Visitor Here In Washington D C
Brigadier General W We Scott head of the West Virginia National Guard visited Washington D C as a distinguished guest. He stayed with Mr Osborn and officers before continuing to Charleston on official business.
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W. WeScott
Washington, D.C
Virginia National Guard
de Ay Osborn
Osborn
Goldlt
Re Smut
Program announced by Corporal Tanner at Minneapolis encampment
Washington reports that Corporal Tanner will address a social meeting on Tuesday evening October 14 at the National encampment in Minneapolis. The annual parade is scheduled for Wednesday with a business session on Thursday at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Tanner
Washington
Comanauileemin
Tanner
Mononness
Minneapolis
Bond Granted For Morrison In Federal Court
L. B. Morrison was brought before U S Commissioner T. A. States on Wednesday for a preliminary hearing. He was held in bond of 200 dollars to answer an indictment found by the federal grand jury. The case concerns alleged crimes investigated by federal authorities. Morrison awaits further court action in March, with the authorities pursuing charges related to the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Morrison
T. & States
United Stats
Marchal
E. D. Happ
Pole Falls Injures Smith During Bridgeport Project
Emanuel Smith, working with a Bridgeport telephone line crew, was badly injured when a pole toppled during construction. Neighboring workers called for help as a blade and brace were damaged and Smith sustained a severe fracture requiring medical attention.
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Emanuel Smith
Bridgepoct
Dr. Folk
Bridgeports
Unclear obituary notice from February city dispatch
A garbled February 22 report from Atlanta describes a death notice and a control sentence about a share in York and a late term in New York City. The fragment mentions Mr. Shayue and a death event with limited readable details.
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UBS Adviated
Atlanta, Ga
York
New York City
Mr. Shayue
Funeral Notice for Beloved Eagles Brother
The Eagles hall hosts a funeral for our dear brother Fequeezed to mel j at the Eagles hall Friday afternoon. Alward Aarcingtia CO. P Dallas, wetty.
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Mel J
Eagles Hall
Alward
Dallas
Wetty
Bennett Deid Lowy Bemmett Aged 35 in Parkersterz Incident
Lee Bennett Deid Lowy Bemmett aged 35 appears in Parkersterz records with wife and five children. He reported an injury near Salmon Beeinett and Weston amid unclear circumstances at the roshaine de fubom location.
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Lowy Bemmett
Parkersterz
POST RESIGNS AS TELLER AT FARMERS BANK
Marl1 POST REPORTEDLY RESIGNS AS TELLER AT FARMERS BANK AFTER YEARS OF LOYAL SERVICE. THE ARTICLE PRAISES HIS POPULARITY AND IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY, NOTING OFFERS TO MOVE TO OTHER ROLES AND THE LIKELY START OF HIS OWN BUSINESS.
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Farmers Bank
Miners Pay Boost and Pink Day Events in Clarksburg
Miners will receive bi monthly pay with a bonus for the Clarkeburg Fuel and Fairmont Coal companies and several independents. The rise reflects two months’ back pay and additional this month, expected to boost earnings for miners and related workers as business activity rises in Clarksburg through the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkeburg Fuel Company
Fairmont Coal Company
Mort Tun
Por-the-priet
Helin
Clarksburg
Campbell Praises His Home City at Clarksburg Visit
Harry J. Campbell, formerly of Wheeling and now connected with a barge line home furnishing house in the state’s central metropolis, session in Clarksburg reports excellent business and optimistic prospects for the future. He notes abundant coal and gas attracting capital for manufacturing and other city growth. Campbell, with relatives in the city, will stay several days to attend to business and visit kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Campbell
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Mir
Campbell
Clerksburg
Tientind
Wells Orchestra Plays at Weston Society Dance
Wells orchestra travels to Weston to perform at a big society dance tonight. The event is hosted by the Stonewall Jackson club, Weston’s premier social organization for the smart set. The ensemble is expected to be warmly received in the stylish social scene.
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Wells
Weston
Stonewall Jackson Club
Thle
Committed to School Clare May Gray
The youth Clare May Gray aged TL years is under confinement at the suggestion of Mrs W Gray. The guardian reports the girl is beyond her control and will be brought to the school in a few days for placement under care.
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Clare May Gray
Mr. W. Gray
Judge Harmer Harvey W Harmer at Lat Creek Oratorical Contest
Judge Harmer Harvey W Harmer travels to Lat Creek this evening to act as judge in the oratorical contests replacing Dr 8 KeAchathiot in a Wesleyan University evangelistic service. Local steers at the contest include losota and others.
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Harvey W. Harmer
Lat Creek
KeAchathiot
Wesleyan University
Ck Jaro
W.tpden
Losota
Hecch Loses Hope
A Chicago report from Associated Press explains the recent developments in Johann Hoelf’s case as his appeal fails and his execution proceeds. The article notes the legal process and public reaction as the sentence is carried out.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Johann Hoelf
Todlay
Farewell Address Read and Nominations Sent to Senate
A report notes a farewell address read amid a petition for relief from Allied discrimination, with nominations listed for postmasters in Ohio Indiana and West Virginia. In the House today Williams tried to rate Washington's farewell address followed by adjournment. the motion failed 98 to 136. The urgent deficiency conference report was approved and the Army appropriation debate began.
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Kich
Wathitton
Tillman
Independent Oil Refiners’ Association
Titusville
Oil Guy
Senates
Ohio
A-W
Summer
Brookville
G. W. Wilkinson
North Baltimore
Indiana
HI. “Th
Hebn
Edinburg
W. BE. Peck
Jenia EF Dillon
Rochester
Bates
Peat Bond
J. W. Elam
Valpuene
H. W. Nileon
Wateaw
West Virginia
Hall
Wheeling
House
Williams
Washington
Hill
Alain Appead
Fire destroys Catholic college near Kankakee
A fire last night totally destroyed Vin turs College at Bourbonnais two miles north of Kankakee. The Roman Catholic institution founded in 1865 housed about 200 students. Loss estimated at 175000 with 100000 insured. Cause reported as crossed electric wire. No injuries.
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Associated Press
Kankakee, I
Vinturs
Bourbonnais
Til
Kankakee
Armstrong report in legislature details recommendations
Albany New York February 2 The Armstrong special insurance Investigating committee report was presented in both Houses accompanied by eight bills to carry into effect the committee recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Armstrong Special Insuraince Investigating Committee
Woodmen Drill Delights Glen Bik Meeting
The Woodmen of the World held their regular weekly meeting at the Pythian hall in Glen Bik. The evening featured a finely executed drill by the uniform rank, described as a standout military display.
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Woodmen of the World
Pythian Hall
Glen Bik
Supper at Gevitdtiniat Ball Draws Strong Attendance
A largely attended Gevitdtiniat ball supper drew a grateful crowd, with the patronage described as happy and the congregation expressing satisfaction over the event and the hospitality.
Ravens of Pethins Hold Regular Meeting
The Ravens of Pethins held their regular meeting with Cathy Hall presiding. Jaufine Weenies was noted for betting. Nigans of Gypsy White Avenue attended the event, with Thureuy Wem Luet Lors mentioned in connection to the evening.
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Ravens
Pethins Twghd
Cathy Hall
Jaufine Weenies
Invention Fails to Save Skaters in Induced Accident
A report from Entemicitorg Indiana describes a man attempting to rescue skaters using his invention. He drowned after his device hampered his own ability to rise, the incident causing multiple injuries and deaths during the ordeal.
Funeral of Dr Alfred Neely in Smithton cemetery
The funeral for Dr Alfred Neely was held at his Smithton home and proceeded to Archibald cemetery. Neely, son of Matthew Neely, was a pioneer of Dededyhge county and a lifelong caregiver who served the needy, often without pay, leaving a lasting memory of generosity and outspoken advocacy for the oppressed.
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Alfred Noviy
Smthton
Archibald Cemetery
Neely
Matthew Neely
Pioneers
Clarkaborg
Virginia
Bastmore
Pitch
New York City
Claseice
Iad
Simms Appen's Coleman Signs Found Guilty in Court
In a Wednesday afternoon session Judge Gordon convicted Wolvertin, a Den Pails teacher, of a charge related to a public impropriety. The trial involved Simme, who was acquitted of a similar accusation. The defendant faced a $5 fine and potential appeal.
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Coleman Signs
Unclear Medical Report From Keeler Hospital
Fragmented OCR notes describe a successful operation at Keeler hospital this morning. Reference to a patient named C Callahan and removal of some Sax bowed items appears garbled. Details are unreadable and cannot be reliably interpreted.
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Callahan
Keeler Hospital
Washington Addresses by Taft
Fragmentary text reports a Taft public address in Washington with scattered references to speakers, locations, and dates. The garbled OCR suggests a formal event involving government figures and a formal toast, but specific names and details are unclear.
Engagement Announcement for Bo Wallis and Sharon Meyewel
A wedding notice from Chester Gilparty Gallifeie reports Bo Wallis, of Chester, and Sharon Meyewel of Telegram, announcing the engagement of Murila ela Shy Valentine’s own Miss Manili Hovie and Miss Louie Tame. The piece notes the couple’s home, a garden floral display, and the social circle including Wallis’s friend group and relatives.
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Whim Bo Wallis
Thie City
Chester Gilparty Nf
Gallifeie
William Te Meyewel
Ah Sharon
Oltey
Naan Lette
Mies Muriila Ela
Barsian
Ike
Walia
Mie
Manili
Hovie
Mise
Louie Tame
Forman
Wallis
Wade
Miva
Gallipnne
Adios
Fiarksbury
Mlehy
LelFis
Macy
Geppert
Willian Geppert
New Uth City
Reciprocal Rates Extended Amid Trade Policy Debate
A terse Associated Press summary notes extended reciprocal rates amid ongoing trade policy debate. The report highlights implications for international markets and potential shifts in tariff schedules.
Holiday Observance Noted in Washington Aide’s Report
A fragmented Washington report mentions observed holiday patterns, government staff names, and scheduling notes. The item records a formal acknowledgment of a holiday with references to officials and a timing window, though several names appear garbled.
Unclear text fragment about a Virginia event
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mrs Clark guest and a party in Virginia with scattered phrases. Details are unreadable, names and places unclear, making precise summary difficult.
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Monument Works
Buba
THE
Loveworths
Wilconburg
A. EB. Sotina
Suitsgoom
Salvation Army
Dick” Padden
General Scott
Pole
Smith
Lee Bennett
Deid
Tsie Si
Iesus
His
Wells’ Orchestra
Harmer
Hecch
Catholic College
Armstrong
Lad
Associated Mess
ID. A. Neel
Simms Appen
Taft
George Wabingtint
Associated
Mrs. Clark
Stedin
A. Clarke
Worthia
Moe Harel
Telatnt
Uae
Artim I
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