Debts and Death Tangle in West Union Case
A Pittaturg dispatch ties James A Baker alias H J Wilson to thefts in New York and a late marriage to Lottie Cunningham, while a separate West Union case reports Mary E Ault dying by carbolic acid self poisoning after a quarrel with husband Charles Ault. coroner's inquest finds death caused by poison administered by her own hand.
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Pittaturg
Datien
A. Baker
New York
Walso
Wailer
H. J. Wilson
Elicladd
Oakland
Mies Louie Cunningham
Wilson
James A. Baker
Baker
Silas Wilson
Acta
Parkerstore
West Union
Slater
Dora
Weat Union
Lottie Cunningham
M. J. Wilson
Grand Jury Bondsman Arrested On Carrying Revolver Charge
Dorsey Arbogant of Interstate Mines was bound over for the grand jury in bond of 200 by Magistrate Gordon to answer a charge of unlawfully carrying a revolver at Mrs Nancy McAtee home on the West Virginia and Pittsburgh division of the railroad. He failed to post the bond and was jailed. Claude Doteen, held on the same charge, was released as evidence did not implicate him.
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Dorsey Arbogant
Tnterstate
Gordon
Nancy McAtee
West Virginia
Pittsburg
1, O
Claude Doteen
Missing Girl Seen Return Hint May Link Disappearances
Daisy Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Lewis was last seen on a Baltimore and Ohio West Virginia and Pittsburgh division train near Fenwick. A man on the train was seen with her and she left a card. authorities consider a possible link to Jesse Arbaugh who vanished about the same time.
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Daisy Lewis
Leonard Lewis
Fenwick
West Virginia
Local Union Branch to Be Formed in Clarkburg
Nere to form unic Congres Lawrence of New Bethlehem Pa district president of the Blowers and Gatherera Mutual Protective Association and J Thomas of Pittsburg an organizer arrived in Clarkburg Monday from Weston for several days stay to organize a branch of their association here They have just organized a branch union in Weston.
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Congres Lawrence
New Bethlehem
Blowers and Gatherera Mutual Pretective Association
J. Thomas
Pitieburg
Clarkburg
Weston
Sugam Advances in Doubles Finish at New York Event
In New York a dated tennis report notes Sugam and partner advancing in a tournament. The final scoreline and event details are incomplete but indicate a successful relay toward the next round.
Elkins Rebate Law Stands the Test
H Ray Ogden a Dinking alias Ame Horsce Ray Ogden the subject, was barely alive at St Marys hospital after typhoid and peritonitis. He underwent operation and initially held his own, but sank Sunday night. Born in Sardis 19 years ago, he was youngest of twelve, son of Robert S Ogden and Jane Rittenhouse Ogden. He worked as a clerk at Lear White clothing, Baptist by faith, active in the Young People Union. He was popular among many friends and acquaintances who mourn his early death.
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AL Press
Horsce
Ray Ogden
St. Mary's Hospital
Desi
Ogden
Hough
Rovert
Jane Rittenhouse Ogden
Sardis
This County
King
Aix
George R. Ogden
Louisville
Robert S
Daniel M
Chester R
This City
TH. Clay
Wheeling
Nathan H
Oklahoma
J. W. Garrett
Glarkabuti
John R. Garratt
Sparfadia Junction
Corste
Mornor
Spaco
Tex
Mary Ogden
Young People’s Baptist Union
Lear & White Clothing
Hunter Wanes Shot Man at Walia Coal Mine
Samuel Hunter a negro who shot Pit Bora and J Fowler in the stomach at the Walia coal mine in Wilsonburg three weeks ago waived examination in Magla trate Gordon's court and was bound over to the next grand jury in the sum of $1,000. He did not furnish surety and was recommitted to jail. Attorney Wt Sperry is his lawyer. Fowler was able to be present for the healing. the wound is healing and a full recovery is expected soon.
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Samuel Hunter
Bora
J. Fowler
Walia
Wilsonburg
Maglatrate Gordon's
Nooh
Atttorney
Sperry
Fowler
Charges pressed against Electric Boat Company in House inquiry
Representative Connorti filed charges with the rules committee alleging wrongful methods used by the Electric Boat Company to secure legislation. The committee will consider the matter tomorrow in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington, C
Ities
Connorticut
House
Electric Boat Company
Robbery Suspects Held Over Grocery Store Theft
Four youths including Charley McMillan aged 12 and William Nay aged 12 are jailed in Triad Okay awaiting charges after robbing John Priews grocery store Saturday evening. Police say the cash, candles, find of goods and cigars were taken.
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Charley McMillan
al Wamsles
Harden Lowe
William Nay
John Priew
Triad
Anarchist Ridley Priest in Trenever Case
A fragment reports police examining a room linked to the man who yesterday shot and killed Father Leo. Authorities identify Angelo Gabrishe, a Sicilian anarchist, amid ongoing investigations.
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Ridley Priest
Trenver
Cala Fel
Atuin
Terday
Father Leo
Angelo Gabrishe
Chicago Grain Market Brief
Chicago grain market report notes price moves with limited clearly readable figures. The fragment mentions February 24 and mentions Wuhan, but lacks full details on quantities or specific grain types.
Supreme Court Rules on Hepburn Act and Elkins Provisions
The Supreme Court today decided the Great Northern Railway Company v United States, upholding the government and rejecting the railroad's contention that the Hepburn act repeals Elkins section 1 prohibiting rebates. The case originated in Minnesota where the district court fined the railroad $1,000 for fifteen violations of the relevant act.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Great Northern Railway Company
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court For
District of Minnesota
Boarders Flee Night Fire After Lamp Explosion
Mrs. John Gispick died from burns and her husband plus a boarder were seriously burned when an oil lamp exploded in their Pittsburg home. Twenty other boarders escaped to the street in their night clothes as the fire broke out early morning.
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Associated Prose
Pittsburg
John Gispick
Gispick
Hartje on Trial in Pittsburgh Conspiracy Case
Augustus Hartje, millionaire, John U. Welchens, hardware dealer, and Gilford Hoon, once Hartje’s coachman, go on trial in Pittsburgh on charges of conspiracy to blacken Hartje’s character in the divorce proceedings.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
John U. Welchens
Gilford Hoon
Hartje
Oli Martje
Its
Explosion injures Locato family in Brooklyn Black Hand threat
A blast at Peter Locato's store on Morgan Avenue Brooklyn injured Locato his wife and three children who were in the rear rooms. Authorities say the attack involved Black Hand threats over immunity payments.
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New York
Peter Locato
Morgan Avenue
Brooklyn
Black Hand
Larate
Locato
Grand Commandery of Knights Templar West Virginia Meeting Alert
A committer group including Menara Act Jackson Charles Bailey Ear Bower issues formal notice for the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of West Virginia yearly conclave in Huntington. The event aims to surpass prior efforts with special efforts by Huntington and Bayette commanders and Seabee Commanders No. 3 will be well represented.
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Menara
Jackson
Charles & Bailey
Ear
Bower
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
West Virginia
Huntington
Bayette
Atnin
Seabee
Absence of E Thad Post Ties to Bank Schemes in Produce Firm
Report notes E Thad Post of the Post Produce Company missing from town with his brother and associates in Illinois and Missouri. Banks file suits and judgments against Post and endorsements appear on notes. a Stewart Fruit Company suit is challenged by John B Post. warnings on endorsements and large paper holdings emerge amid a long history of wholesale produce work and a recent fire damaging the business.
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E. Thad Post
Post Produce Company
Hie ‘Cously
Howard Post
Messrs. Post
Southwest
Home Bank For Savings
Circuit
B. Thad
W. C. Burnside
I. Thad Post
Witt Post
Burnside
Stewart Fruit Company
John B. Post
BE. Thad Post
Weston Bank
Post
Alexander Announces Bid for City Street Superintendent
The announcement states Lemuel H. Alexander seeks the Republican nomination at the upcoming city convention. He appeals for Republican support and asserts his fitness for the street superintendent post. His paid notice signals a new approach in city politics and may influence others to openly declare candidacies.
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Heaue
Lemuel H. Alexander
Alexander
Tragic Death Reported After Sunday Morning Call
A telephone message from Danville Virginia announced the death of Salama mother of Atra Jamon W Teaver of the city. The message came Sunday morning and Mrs Teaver had gone to her old home to return by car expected to arrive that afternoon at four oclock.
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Danville
Virginia
Sixteen Hurt as Scenic Railway Car Off Tracks
Seventeen people were injured at Lakeside amusement park after a scenic railway car derailed or left the tracks at night. Five were reported seriously injured as the car plunged ten feet to the footing.
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Associated Press
Music at the Waldo Hotel Weekly Orchestral Shows
The Waldo Hotel hosts nightly music this week featuring a full orchestra lineup curated by manager Ro. Five evening options offer varied programs showcasing local talent and classical selections.
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Fjto
Death of James Robert Vanfall in Northview
James Robert Vanfall died Sunday evening at home in Northview after a long illness. He was in his XXs and left behind a wife, two daughters, and other relatives. James M. Weather is expected to arrive from somewhere to arrange funeral details.
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James Robert Vantall
Northview
Teett
Prisoner of the City Ole Henry Goodwin Dies in Hospital
Henry Goodwin aged 50 a Northgrow coal miner died at Koeafer hospital after arrest for drunkenness and a street fight. He was jailed with Arlex Harbert, fell unconscious in cell, and died early next morning. Survived by sisters Mrs Ollie Stary Sedalia and Miss Mont Goodwin Salom.
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Henry Goodwin
Koeafer Hospital
Sindy
Henity
Goodwin
Moor
Scott
Whyte
West Pike
Chestnut Streets
Arlex Harbert
Harbert
Hha Butts
Varnr
Varner
Heroapital
Placerhe
Ollie Stary
Sedalia
Mins Mont Goodwin
Salom
Train Wreck Near Flovilla Damages Train and Staff
A Jacksonville and Chicago Limited derailed on the Southern railway near Flovilla Florida. The locomotive baggage mail and Pullman cars fell into a ditch. The agent clerks suffered serious injuries while no passengers were hurt. Cause of the wreck is unknown.
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Flovilla
Fla
Jacksonville and
Hart and Sperry Honor Washington's Birthday in Wheeling Dinner
The Society of the Lone Star Revolution held its annual dinner in Wheeling West Virginia after a business meeting. Gen A H Beach of Wheeling was elected president with M Mart of Clarksburg as vice president and W P Burke of Wheeling as treasurer. Frank Cox reelected secretary. Board of management includes Frank Stupp Haird and J C Richards. Delegates C W Rennakimier F T Martin and M G Sperry chosen for the national meeting in Washington DC beginning April 19.
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Washington
Society of the Lone of the Revolution
West Virginia
Fort Monry Chih Ot
Wheeling
A. H. Beach
M. Mart
Clarksburg
W. P. Burke
Frank €. Cox
Messrs
Frank S.tupp
Bm, Haird
J. C. Richards
Washington, D.C
One Vote Each Prank Port Senate Ballot Incident
A fragmented item from Peoria area notes an agreement affecting senatorial ballots. It mentions Beckham Brady and James in a terse account of a prank or routine conduct, with emphasis on minimal action taken today.
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Prankport
Haliat
Beckham
Brady
Trial Postponed for Comedian Raymond Hirekreck
New York February 24 reports Raymond Hirekreck the comedian faced trial postponement as the barge-related hearing was delayed for a week amid pretrial motions and unidentified objections.
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New York
Raymond Hirekreck
McDermott Rail Bill Faces House Controversy
In Charleston the McDermott railroad bill, amended by the committee, dominated the House debate as President McDermott warned its value to Northern West Virginia had been cut. The corrupt practices act passed the morning vote, with Bailey's strike failing, and Attaches controversy cited as likely to be vetoed once the administration lines up its opposition. Speaker Seaman announced efforts to probe authorship via a circulating inquiry.
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Charleston
McDermott Railroad
Atternoon
Order of Buals
McDermott
West Virginia
Thory
Wil Weston
KG House
Hlil
Bailey
Banate Dil
Grantei
Hart
Harrison
Dr. Mackin
Daylor
Seaman
John Nugent
Funeral for Mrs Mary E Thorp Held in O Neil
The funeral for Mrs. Mary E Thorp of O Neil who died Sunday in a local hospital was held Monday at 1 50 pm at the Clifford Oeborn Unierisking Company chapel. Rev W di Newton officiated and burial followed at O Neil. She was 63 and died from liver trouble and complications. Surviving brothers and sisters include Elisabeth Tomine of O Neil, George Harding of Jacksonbirg, and Henry and Thomas Fletcher of O Neil.
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Mary_E. Thorp
O'Neil
Clifford-Oeborn Unierisking Company
W. di Newton
LO. C. FP
Mra
Elisabeth, Tomine
George Harding
Jacksonbirg
Henry and
Thomas Fletcher
O'Nell
Pointed Gun at Boys Fined Foreign Minor in Court
Andy Bello, a foreign minor, was fined $25 in Magistrate Gordon's court for unindfully carrying a revolver. He was arrested in the East End by Constable Schrader after an incident with schoolboys who had thrown snow at him. He paid the fine and costs and was released.
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Andy Bello
Gordon
East End
Schrader
Morse trial date set as indictments withdrawn plea entered
New York February 24 Today marked the date for Cham W Morse who faced two grand larceny charges to either theft or withdrawal of plea in the indictments. The plea was later withdrawn and the case will now proceed to trial.
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New York
sToday
W. Morse
Thames
Terent
Captain Martin Dies
Captain Martin Matix aged 24 or 25, well known in East Liverpool area, died today at home near Chester, W. Ve. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Liverpool
C. Feu
Atlon Martix
Chester
W. Ve
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