Night Riders Raid Prompt Legislation Plea
Governor Willson urges the legislature to pass emergency measures and renew his prior recommendations to curb night rider activity. He warns that failure to act could lead to a broader use of executive power or further State action. The message reflects ongoing concerns over violent raids and seeks rapid legislative response.
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Wilson
Kentucky
Prouf
Prankfort
Willson Taildy
Wilkon
Priest 3 Body: Dunveh, Col. Fels. 26-Formwe- We
The text describes funeral services at Bl. Rllzapurh's church and a procession with thousands present. It mentions My. Holurlehs, an easemated Shundaysly Gaulassin tea, and a trail to Pattinson. Hoaxes passed amid the event.
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Dunveh
Col
Fels
Rllzapurh
Pattinson
Queen Escapes in Royal Carriage Mishap
In the incident the Queen avoids injury as a carriage crash injures no one. Prince Mongy and Hon. Wilbodmfia are named in the report with the King’s party, while the Queen escapes unharmed amid the damaged vehicle and surrounding disruption.
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CuHon
Prince Mongy
Lafont Aid Five Vendors Visit Hallay
The fragmentary note references Lafont aiding five vendors and a visit to a hall or hallay with mentions of a company and date hints. The overall context is unclear but suggests a local business or meeting event with named individuals or groups.
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Lafont
Hallay
Ambiguous Shooting Incident at Local Company Office
An accidental shooting occurred at a company office in the evening gathering. Several people present including Charles Ts Voto and Mr Yates describe a pistol purchase and a recovered revolver. Police and witnesses note confusion and sympathy for affected parties amid unclear motive.
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Pitigelie
Don Metrene
Thie Place
Charles Ts
Ploniinehin
Cnet
Liu
Ellentill
Yates
Uv Revelver Ina
Eavioserry
Elton
Tyler Take By Pipe Ends With Rolling Oil Conflict
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic Tyler incident involving oil, cans, and improvised tools. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the scene hints at a conflict or disruption tied to a pipeline or transport event. Further readable context is needed for precise entities or outcomes.
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Wasinn
Tyler
Memorial to the Late Warden Haddox Prepared
A memorial to Charles Haddox, late warden of the state prison, is being prepared. The notice recalls Haddox’s service and a memorial event set to occur in Charleston with church figures and prominent locals paying tribute to his work and memory.
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Charles Haddox
State Prison
Ie Clwuly
Aina Ely
Cadet Comba Lu
Charleston
Ballitinis
Oran
Shinee Repusis Otton Kelsey Dismissal Rumor
Fragmented OCR text references a dismissal involving Otton Kelsey and a governor named Thueios. The garbled lines mention Pro Vuhanyi and Adolph Hwlav, with unclear dates or roles. The overall sense hints at a political dismissal and a contested appointment or decree.
Actress Charged with Murder in New Hampshire
The police issued a warrant for Pan Roy on murder charges after an actress known as Gidele Gah claimed Roy murdered her brother George A L Clarkson in January in New Hampshire. The warrant has not yet been served. The accused man’s father was a prominent merchant in Neuilly. The actress, famed for wealth and beauty, had ties to Paris society and Baroness Von Grondort.
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Asuodhahid Prien
Pans
Prane
New York
Pan Roy
Roy
Gidele ' Gah
George AL C Arkiney
Tan
Nary
New Hampshire
Death Takes Da Bartlett in Mt. Clare
Dr. Thornberry Bailey Bartlett a longtime Harrison county physician died at his Mt. Clare home after a prolonged illness at age seventy nine. He served as surgeon in the Twenty Fourth Virginia Regiment and was a Democrat aligned with Bryan. He leaves a wife and six children and will be interred at Clarke City cemetery with O. O. F. rites.
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Thornberry
Bailey Bartlett
Harrison County
Mt. Clare
Tartlete
Burhony
Lewis
Confedercy
Gary
Lea
Appomattox
Apel
Wiliam Tennings
Bryan
Comter Beach
Pebrimey
Thly Nuthn
Wostiles
Wify
Dora D. Uinger
van Hh
Leonedas
Bartlett
Byekhane
Mania BR. Linger
Ate ‘Mon
Camdonn Wetzel
Gost Crvely
Myx Flanues Wekman
Clare
Mayor Rowand Dettar Update in Shimas Lon
Mayor Rowand Dettar of Shimas Lon, seriously ill with typhoid fever, is undergoing treatment in his room and there is hope for recovery. Reports say his condition has prompted concern among residents and officials.
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Ta 4
Rowand
Shimas Lon
Round Table Meet Promises Big Educational Conference
Readable fragments describe a large round table meeting on March 6 and 7 at 4 Grafton led by Superintendent Py Ly Burdett Jamesburg. Topics include primary and grammar teaching, spelling, reading, math, history, and teacher training with questions on grade expectations and instructional methods.
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Burdett
Jamesburg
Ube
E Department
Guntrat
Super- Intendent
Mergs
Mainink
Ton
Funeral for Hor Hay Ogden Held After Untimely Death
A large crowd attended the funeral for Hor Hay Ogden son of RB Ogden. The service took place at 4 o'clock after a Tuesday evening wedding. Revs Palers and W Mt Loni officiated at the home on 624 Tae list street, Jethy, with a long procession and many mourners expressing their sorrow for the young man’s untimely death.
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Hor Hay Ogden
Ogden
Jethy
Mt Loni
Hy Huphal
Hrapton Bank Sues Bank in Pittsburg
Hrapton Bank sues Farmers & Clavers National Bank of Waynesburg in United States district court in Pittsburg Pa seeking recovery of 26100 for notes discounted through the defunct bank. All notes are alleged to have been dishonored by former cashier Rinehart of the failed institution.
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Pittsburg
Farmers & Clavers Na Jonal Bank
Waynesburg
United States Arena Court
First National Manik
Graffoy
W. Vae
Rinehartt
Still no election results in Frankport race
The still unsettled Kentucky senatorial ballot shows Beck tum and Hradley leading with 16 votes, Campbell 3, Blackburn 1, and James and Edwards 1 vote.
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Frankport
Reb
Beck
Tum
Hradley
Campbell
Blackburn
James
Edwards
Chicago Mayor Escorts Convicted Ex-Clerk to City
Former circuit court clerk Jon A. Linn, who admitted embezzling 381 000 in public funds, was released from prison due to health. Mayor Byrne met him at the penitentiary and accompanied Linn to Chicago.
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Uy Associated Prem
Chicago
Jon A. Linn
Circuit Court
Hiwald
Bunne
Mot Ling
Committee Five to Meet Here in Kanawha County
Secretary YL Wehlind of the Republican State Committee issued notices to committee members for a special meeting at the Waldo hotel on Monday evening March 2. The gathering will discuss Kanawha County primary ticket candidates and delegate naming by the successful nominee. Arnold G C Soherr, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, urged the committee to clarify candidate listings and delegate selections.
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YL. Wehlind
Republcan
Censniftes
Waldo Hotel
Arnold GC. Soherr
Gover
Bank elects new directors and discusses dividends
Stockholders of the Lumbers Park Bank met yesterday and elected directors including Leo Bogerds U G Ilednes V1 Horner Lox S Grlitin EF Rogers Dr Le C Oyall Georgs H Beery H Tornon VoL Mornor and FM Robinson. Officers were confirmed with Griffin as president and Modges as vice president. The cashier reported improved business and the board planned a 4 percent dividend for the rest of July.
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Lumbers Park Bank
Leo Bogerds
G. Ilednes
Horner
Lox S Grlitin
EF Rogers
le C. Oyall
Georgs H Beery
H. & Tornon
Vol
Mornor
FM. Robinson
Airoctors
Tumies Ss
Griffin
Modges
Vee 'Peosidant
Harnot
Police Court Convicts Show Frankness Says Mayor
John Shotts and A J Glenn were convicted by Mayor Cele at the regular Police Court session this morning for frankness and fined three dollars each plus costs. They were arrested for beating in the street by officers. Joseph Gorko was dragged from the street for drinking but posted $460 bond for appearance. he failed to appear and the money was forfeited.
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John Shotts
A. J. Glenn
Cele
Poller Court
Thal
Joreph Gorlko
Hennys
Arrest of Dot Greynalds on Assault Charge
Dot Greynalds was arrested on a warrant charging assault and battery against Tony Zainay. The arrest occurred Wednesday by Coastal Schrader and Post, with a hearing before Magistrate Gorton scheduled after delays.
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Dot Greynalds
Clary
Schrader
Tony Zainay
Tyrawalt
Gorton
Internal Affairs Move Advances Measures in Charleston House
The Charleston House examines several bills including a Sunday liquor ban and a proposed amendment to the constitution for lieutenant governor succession. Senators debate amendments as a biweekly session continues.
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Charleston
Rowoe Lition
Sennen
Vlerk
Narual Apuvines
Montgomery
Senate
Moermott
House
Boy 5 Held For Grand Jury Action In Robbery Case
Hayden Law aged 16 son of Joulah Law was held by Magistrate Riley to answer a charge of breaking into the Price’s Grocery store on a recent Saturday night and stealing goods. Bond set at 600. he posted surety and was released. Four other youths aged 14 to 16 from Broad Walks were discharged after testimony showed the crowd involved was drunk Sunday night.
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Hayden Law
Joulah Law
W Leamator
Road Oaky
Riley
Trentons
Dolm Price
Charley McMillan
al Wamé- Jey
William Nay
Annual Meeting Adjourned for Clarlsburg Light and Met
An annual meeting adjourned for the Clarlsburg Light and Met company. Mary Sprage, eighteen, of Monongah, will be brought to the office from the street for burial at 1:30 PM. Meisies illness causes a death Wednesday morning at Holy Chrome company Meeblid.
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Clarlsburg, Light & Met Campany
The
Campiny
Mary Sprage
Leslie Spragg
Monongah
Burlat
Holy Crome Company
Meeblid
Plant Resumes Operations At Reading Facility
The local plant of the American Tronsnd Steel Company has resumed after a two month pause. About 1,000 workers returned to hourly shifts. Brainard S. Young of Lost Creek reportedly visited the city Wednesday.
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Reading
American Tronsnd, Steel Company
Brainard S. Young
Lost Creel
Thie City
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