Minority Mine Horror Report Becomes House Debate Topic
In Charleston February 4 Jamien Strickling of Tyler County denies authorship of a minority mine report. A. J. Mitanel of Wirt County proposed the minority report aided by Craig of Pidaninis. The House did not admit Strickling's claim or reconsider the original journal approval as the debate moved to the rail bill and related measures.
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House of Delegates
Charleston
Jamien
Wi Strickling
Tyler County
Hove
Anfort
A. J. Mitanel
Wirt County
Craig
Pidaninis
Strick
Tha Bente
Poles Riot at Wedding Ends in Bloodshed
In Chicago, two factions of Polish celebrants clashed during a wedding. One man was fatally stalled and fifteen others were severely cut, with several more slightly injured. Police detained twenty rioters as the brawl erupted over an old vendetta between groups.
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Cmicago
Pek
A. Policenimi
Led Chosski
Mary
Rem
New Church Services Begin on West Pike Street
Evangelistic services start tomorrow night in the former West End Market building on West Pike Street for two weeks. The Afford-Wikt Protestant denomination aims to form a church congregation with services at 7 fourth oclock each evening led by Reverend Vins of Sppleford and Reverend C. Ls Quon of Grafton.
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West Pike Street
Weat
Endmont
Aford- Wikt
Roy
al Vinscunt
Sppleford
Tey. C. Ls Quon
Grafton
Vingent
Grafton Democrats Nominate slate for March 17 vote
Grafton Democrats meet in a convention and nominate a slate for the March 17 election. Tom Rooney for mayor, J. Pritconnell for city collector, W. P. Withers First ward, L. B. Woods Second ward, W. I. Loelommaa Third ward, Janes Huasion Fourth ward, S. Mf. Zinn Fifth ward remain.
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Grafton
Democrats of
Tom Rooney
Flowy J. Pritconnell
W. P. Withers
Recond
L. B. Woods
Loelommaa
Pourth
Janes Huasion
Fit
Mf. Zinn
Bandits Attack Railroad Watchman at Meadowbrook
An attempted robbery of a Meadowbrook railroad watchman ended with the assailants attacking him and attempting to force money. The watchman, amid the confrontation, resisted and was assaulted before the attackers fled. The incident relates to B. & D. railroad concerns and local polls.
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Meadowbrook
AY Nthe
Boadion
Bio Shanty
Snpj
Airony
Enac
Graham Goes Up for Life in West Virginia Court
The case of F. H. L. Graham alias Radalime, before Moundsville Court, centers on three prior felony convictions from Pocahontas and Wood counties. The jury trial began as officers and guards testified, and the court adjourned to sentence Graham to life in the penitentiary.
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F. HL
Graham
Efrenti
Moundsville
Radalime
Haddox
West
Virginia
Toon
Holtan Howe
Weston plant to resume operations despite strike
Werentz returned from Weston where he said Crescent will resume Tuesday after months idle due to white labor unrest. He noted workers at the Weston plant, including the Hew Flowers and Lawrence scale teams, are involved in a strike that halted production and may prompt full operation restoration.
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Werentz
Weston
Crescent Wintow
Lille
Wes Tom Company
Woweot
Howard Presents Shakespeare Readings In Hoffman
Tomorrow evening at 220 o clock in Hoffman Mell Shakespeare a mister plocon willshw interpreted by Dan F Howard of Boatol Mass The Wheeling Intelligencer notes his reading will reveal Abn hiealties Of Shakeapeare to the audience.
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Hoffman
Dan F .Howard
Boatol
Hin
Hte
Mr. Howard
Shakeapeare
Skence
Mor Gunlel Michael at bedside of Mrs Tot Reed
Mor Gunlel Michael of Walt Summit visits Mrs Tot Reed who recently returned to Fairmont from Phoenix Arizona after several months seeking health improvement but with little success. Mrs Reed remains very ill with consumption.
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Mor Gunlel Michael
Walt Summit
Tot Reed
Fairmont
Trun Phononix
Arizona
Reed
Ponsump
Marriage License Issued to Heensa and Willenders Son
The county clerk issued a marriage license to Heensa and Willenders son with Myr, Jane noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willendersson
Myr
Jane
Tramping on a Long Journey by a Crippled Finer
Charles Moyer a crippled coal miner travels on foot from San Francisco to New York and back toward San Francisco to win a $2000 wager. He reached Clarksburg and continues toward Flemington and Washington state while gathering aid and food for the trek. He left San Francisco with a cent and hopes to finish within seven months.
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Charles Moyer
Washington State
Seattle
New York
San Francisco
Clarksburg
Grafton
Flemington
Frisco
Moyer
San Jancisco
Ames
Ely
Floral hall to be built at West Virginia fairgrounds
At a Monday night meeting of the West Virginia Pair Association directors in the Clarkaburg Industrial Company office they voted to erect a fire for a hall on the association grounds in time for the next annual fair. They also approved selling additional stock to cover building costs and improvements. The next fair date was confirmed for September, with a committee to raise premium dishes and generous premiums for arts, agricultural and household displays. The speed program includes ten purses of 400 dollars each and two more purses of 400 dollars.
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Weat
Virginia
Axsociaton
Clarkaburg Industrial Company
Wileh Wis
Blind book agent dies of wounds in Kansas City
Associated Press reports Walter McMillan a blind book agent for a Chicago firm died from wounds received earlier in a shooting at his home in Lowellville Ohio. Stella Arrowwood, a party to the case, was arrested at the scene.
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Kansas City
Pol
T. Ac Modillan
Ullink
Chicago
Walter
Stella Arrowwood
Tle
McMillan
Lowlsville
Funeral to honor Horace Ray Oxden at city home
Funeral services for Horace Ray Oxden will be held Wednesday at his city home on 24 Tanua street. The interment follows at Ak View cemetery with pallbearers Lenehan Horton Alexander Lag Williams George Osborn and others.
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Horace Ray Oxden
The
Ogden
Tanuat
Gevs C
Petard
Wy al Long
Collow
Tum Ly
Ak View
Yiitans Lenehan
Horton Alexanter
Lag Willaims
George Osborn
C., Srunty
William White
Fred Shinn
Jaoke Fullerton
West Liberty Normal School Announces Six-Week Summer Term
Principal Fortney announces a six week summer session beginning June 8 at the West Liberty State Normal school. The short term aims to honor teachers who seek to better equip themselves for the teaching profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortney
West Liberty State Normal School
Parvoy seeks full pardon in Petersburg case
The plea for clemency is filed in Petersburg by Parvoy, seeking a full pardon. The document details the motive and status of the request with reference to the local case.
Nation's educators gather for national convention opening
About two thousand educators from across the country attend the opening of the annual convention of the Department of Supervisors of the National Education Association in Washington. The event marks the start of meetings and discussions on educational issues and policies.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D.C
Department of Superintendents
National
Dua
Derailment Injures Excursion Passengers Near Taredo
Reported derailment of an excursion train bound for Charles Gates direction injured several northern tourists. A local man, Orville, from Mt. Clare, faces grand jury action for allegedly carrying a revolver. Nancy McA… was released on bond after County Court appearance. bond set at 200 dollars.
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Taredo
Charles Gates
Lod
Orville
Dorsey Arbiogasty
Mt. Clare
Nancy McAtwo
West End
Justice Carper
Clive Bond
Pairmats To Chergy Allow Clergy Vouchers After March
Notice states clergy may receive reduced tickets after March 21 at the federal ticket office. Local agents are urged to enforce eligibility and ensure only authorized clergy obtain them.
County Salary Bill Revised With Higher Caps and Class Payments
A contested amendment in the county salary bill raises clerks and sheriffs pay limits and alters percentage shares of collected fees. It adds higher maximum salaries, expands payment classes by county groupings, and ties salaries to collection tiers across four county classes. The measure aims to broaden compensation while preserving fee retention rules.
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Charleston
W. Vine
Herseffs
Witters
Circuit Courta Atw
Willeh
Cabot
Fayette
Mayson
Kanawht
Marion
Mercer
McDowell
Oho
Wood
TiMleish
Welzer
Mononealla
Hetr
Nisa
Criminal Consis
Berkeley
Braxton
Catholin
Clay
Glimer
Greenbeler
Hampshire
Jackson
Jefferson
Lewry
Lincoln
Monroe
Mineral
Mingo
Nicholas
Preston
Pocahontas
Putnam
Titelie
Ruusdolphs
Roane
Castor
Meter
Wirh
Wayne
Wetzel
Counies
Elass
Fe Elven
Baseball schedule meeting in New York sets season dates
In New York on February 26 a joint meeting of the National and American baseball leagues began to finalize the season schedule. The meeting will continue through the day and most playing dates for the season will be announced at its end.
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New York
Jongruen Uegan
Ie Oweeje
Death of Mrs Mary B Aull Follows Family Quarrel
Funeral and burial held for Mrs Mary B Aull who died by her own act after a quarrel with husband Chastes Ault. Service at Cuttori-Osborne mortuary and burial at Old Melows cemetery.
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Mary B Aull
Carholic
Chastes Ault
Cook
Cuttori
Runaway Engine Kills Two In Yard Accident
Grafton, February 23. An engine in the B and C yard leaped to life and killed one worker, Lewis Reese, and badly injured another, John McMaugh, who died within an hour in what is described as a fatal industrial incident.
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Grafton
Lewis Reese
John Mcmaugh
Wan
Death of Grace White Suspected Self Inflicted
Chicago Feb 25 A 24 year old woman Grace White formerly of Michigan City Ind was found dead in a downtown hotel room authorities suspect suicide by swallowing poison. Police are searching for a man named Gongrove believed connected to the case.
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Aanoctatet
Chicago
Congress Welfare of the Senior Citizens Planned in Washington
In Philadelphia on February 25 the program for the first International congress for the welfare of the senior is outlined to be held in Washington from March 10 to 17 under the sponsorship of the National Mothers Congress. President Roosevelt will open the congress at the White House with an address. Miss Lota Nayhon returns from a visit to Fairmont.
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Philadelphia
Washington
China Lee
Roosevelt
White House
Annotations on Child Delaney Ibles Antartors in Colorado
AP reports that a circle of accused traffickers organized a wide distribution across the country and will orient within a town. Foreshadowed by Father Léo Hebrichs, Guilmipie Allo and workers planned to relocate to stone quarries in Southern Italy and the United States. Four were detailed to Colorado with the others likely to be aided today.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Delaney Ible
Léo Hebrichs
Gulmipie Allo
Ohler Belandy
Allo Amit
Frown Stone
Italy
Amerles
Colorado
Allo
Insane Woman Tries to Kill After Home Fire Rescue
A Glen Wanton resident described as insane attempted to kill Mrs Choriea Brown and abducted her children. By the railroad tracks two men restrained her, saving the kids. Firefighters controlled a blaze at the home. the assailant claimed divine guidance and urged men to assist. She is detained in Moundville jail awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens
Glen Easton
Choriea Brown
Glen Wanton
Westin
Brown
Ailroad Company
U S News in Brief on Japanese Trade Policy in Manchuria
The State Department awaits a note from the new Chinese minister on Japan’s trade policy in Manchuria. Dispatches from Beijing suggest pressures to push a broader trade accord with Germany and the United States. Cyril B. Webb of Bridgeport Schools is mentioned in a mismatched line.
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Manchuria
Associated Proms
Washington, D. C
Biase Department
Westven Union
Anco
Qhimese Teryltorive
Ugtaneda Ingecations
Japan
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Mitchell
McDermott
Bill
Senate
Bandits
Weston Plant
Mr, Howard
Boston
Mass
Hoffman Hall
Priest
New Fair Association
Horace Ray Ogden
R. S. Ogden
WHR School
Fas
West Liberty
Petersburg
Arbogast
Mrs. Auli
Wunirad
Grild
Plerpoint
de Nughter
Cairmont
Pennsboro
Paimont
Voming
Valview
Pat
Poxsacskion
HLA Jilblay
Mulrviow
Maleview
Pierpoint
Fairmont Jockins
McCray
Avery Inch
Fairview
Parkoraburer
Grace White
Aliss Lota Nayhon
Cyril B. Webb
van Jere
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