Federal Action in Textile Strike Potentially Disrupted Rail Traffic
The article describes severe winter conditions causing landslides and disruption along railway lines. It notes both a traction company and the railroad company taking precautions to keep schedules, with workers patrolling tracks and issuing warnings to prevent accidents. The piece cites complaints by Frickmen about the winter’s severity and its impact on transportation and safety.
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Ompany
Votenth Frickmen
Traction Company
Roosevelt Won't Turn Nomination Fight Into Personal Clash
Angry Boston reports Roosevelt aims for a straight nomination race but will avoid a personal confrontation with Taft's administration. He emphasizes Taft's name was not raised in his discussions and his views on the administration were not sought.
Two Union Heights Cottages Destroyed in Fire
Fire destroyed two cottages in Union Heights earlier this week. The blaze began in a Gibbs family residence and spread to the adjacent building. Loss is estimated at about 1700 with little insurance.
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Mr. Kester
Union Heights
James Kester
Gibbs
Court House Temporarily Sets In Logan County
Governor Gingscock has proclaimed a building at Straton and Coal streets in Logan as temporary quarters for holding courts until a permanent courthouse is built to replace the one recently burned.
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Charleston
Glngscock
Straton and
Coal Streets
Logan
Longworth Says He Will Not Campaign For Delegates
Representative Nicholas Longworth, son in law of Colonel Roosevelt, stayed in Washington after returning from Boston where he had been with the colonel. He declared he would take no part in the campaign for presidential delegates in his district.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Boston
Jie
House of Representatives
Lawrenuce
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Gillette
Massachusetts
House
Child Burned Near New Martinsville In Coal Stove Accident
Imma Long seven, daughter of Bob Long, living near New Martinsville, had her clothes ignite while tending coal in the stove. She suffered severe burns, almost to a crisp, and remains in serious condition with doubtful recovery.
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New Martinsville
Imma
Bob Long
Fisherman fined six months for unlawful carry in Fairmont
Pete Carin a foreigner from Partackayille received six months in jail and a $59 fine by Justice Amos for carrying unlawful Tul werapona. Luther Wagner of Buckhan non was seen fishing nearby.
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Fairmont
Pet
Pete Carin
Partackayille
Justice Amos
Merchandise Buyer’s Office Abolished by Wheel Wright
Federal District Attorney said the attorney general ordered investigation into Inter state commerce act violations tied to barring railroad contact with families sending children out of state. Five women and one man arrested for picketing in Lawrence riot. plan to export children to Philadelphia abandoned. Public notice of store management reshuffle at West Virginia University extension event mentions Baltimore and Ohio railroad etc. New positions include general manager of stores replacement and promotions across divisions with Fairmont as a hub.
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Bornon
Brench
Wickersham
Lawrence
Iestion
Mass
Philadelphia
Wifentive Hicti Vie
Sonsoilisation Coal _Company
Mérwbiot Hoan-Herd
le Robe
Delaborstiéa
Rotertion
Ganorl
Atores
Divisioga
Neitiiig
Gréer
George ‘Watson
I . Crawford
W Crawford
New England
New Order
C. Davis
Purohanine
Michael
Mrotonert
Rovertson
Fairmont
Frank Ntely
Everson
Charles Summers Undergoes Surgery In Gypsy
Charles Summers of Gypsy underwent a medical operation at St Mary's on Tuesday morning. He rallied well and doctors expect a speedy recovery.
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Charles Summers
St Mary’s
Nompita
Drunk Men in London City Court Hearings
George Tanaway and two others faced a city session after drunkenness arrests. Tanaway admitted possession of 250 slot machine slugs found on him and was fined 3 dollars with costs, to be jailed until payment. One man paid and was released, another remanded for deportation.
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George Tanaway
London
White
Brady Simms
Rink H.moore
Coats
Jali
Antitrust Suit Opens Against Rail and Coal Firms
Government sues the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroads and other lines and coal companies for conspiring to restrain trade. The filing alleges attempts to control coal transportation and sales in western Pennsylvania and Ohio. The Hocking Valley railroad is named as the alleged leader.
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Columbus, O
Lake Shore
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hocking Valley Road
Woman Annie Hilton Acquitted of Jewelry Theft
Annie Hilton was acquitted Tuesday morning in Justice G H Gordons court of stealing $25 and a 435 diamond ring from the dwelling of Dr R L Jackson a veterinary surgeon. Hilton had been arrested at Parkersburg and brought to jail for the case.
Miner Killed in Franklin Mine Dumping Accident
Raymond Farr aged 24 employed at Franklin Mines was instantly killed and three others injured when a dumping car partially gave way, throwing the car off the track and men into danger.
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Raymond Farr
Franklin Mines
Tresiiing
Velit
Water fear grips Cumberland riverfront as floods advance
Residents along Patterson's Creek and nearby inns brace for rising waters threatening southern Cumberland. Miss Vernie Oeste of Buckhannon visits the city as authorities urge evacuation to higher ground amid rapidly increasing river levels.
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Vernie Oeste
Buckhannon
Mexican disturbances unlikely to spark revolution
Mexican Ambassador Martinez said current disturbances will be defeated within two or three months as public opinion resists a real revolution. He spoke during a Washington briefing addressing regional unrest and its prospects.
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Washington
Martinez
Mexico
Special Master Fees Set in West Virginia Debt Case
In Washington on Feb 27 the federal Supreme Court fixed Charles E Litiefeld as special master at twenty thousand dollars, to be taxed as costs in the case. The ruling follows post verdict income surcharges and elevates the future debt proceedings against West Virginia.
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Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Jncom
Federal Supreme Coburt
Charles E Litiiefeld
Man Arrested on Non-Support Warrant on Pike Street
Constable Thomas Kearns arrested Guy Thompson Monday night on a warrant charging non support of his wife Orie Thompson. He was sent to jail to await a hearing in Tun tle Jackson Carter's county at 7:30 P.M.
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Guy Thompson
Thomas. Kearns
Pike Street
Orie Thompson
Tuntle Jackson
Carter
Chinese Legation Flies New Colors At Washington
The legation in Washington raises a flag showing the dragon and the new tricolor of red white blue and green. The photo depicts the newly raised flag above the legation.
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Legation
Washington
Post Office Site Controversy Involves Washington Power Players
Discussion over a new post office site with a $5,000 allocation stirs political maneuvering in Washington. Judge Alston G Dayton backs the Hostomiod site in Prue West Virginia amid Treasury scrutiny and a White House lobbying push. Opponents press claims of influence peddling as lawmakers consider preferred locations.
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Washington
Congress
Prue W.va
Treasury Department
Downs Altos
Alston G_ Dayton
Washingto
Wits House
Attorney Morris Tr Cantmidate for Judge in Circuit
New Martinsville February 27 attorney Morris has announced for the Republican nomination for Judge in this judicial circuit. He is one of his leading attorneys of the district. This is the second announcement from the county and district and Tyler.
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Poo
Morris
Republican Summnaton
Dintelot
the County
Deditridge
Tyler
We! Neakd
House Burns at Beverly Home of Gottfried Doderick
Fire destroyed the Beverly residence of Gottfried Doderick after a defective fuel caused the blaze. The loss is about 1,000 dollars with the home burned to the ground.
Rebels Seize Juarez Amid U S Border Tension
Rebels strike into Juarez forcing surrender with fire on the outskirts. US Colonel Steever’s troops hold lower Pano as artillery guards Wort Dia Aye. business districts fall silent and looting is absent amid high border watch.
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PABO
Juste
Sheelf
Madero
Tigres
Steever
I Pano
Wort Dla
Néhel Torres
Juarez
Tad Arad
Unitad Staten
el Paso
Nominations Held For Officers In Weekly Bike Meeting
Nomination of candidates for principal election officers will take place at the Bike Club’s regular weekly meeting tonight. The event will be held in their lodge room at their home on West Pike Street.
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Tiery
Weet Pike Street
Dancing Club Meeting Shift at Hoffman Hall
Mrs Anne Boggess announces her dancing club will meet Thursday night instead of Friday night this week at Hoffman Hall. The change pushes the event to a solo evening at the venue.
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Anne Boggess
Hoffman Hall
Coal Field Maps Issued By Survey
The United States Geological Survey released coal field maps showing known United States coal regions. The maps, printed to about forty miles to an inch, color code coal grades and depth prospects, with county and state details, and may lead to a revised map next year. Mrs Henry Hoover was called to Pittatory Tuesday morning over her daughter Mrs Wallace H Prize.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
United States
Geological ‘Survey
Mra
Henry ‘Hoover
Pittatory
Wallate H. Prize
Benefit Show For Modern Woodman Band At Odeon
A benefit event will be hosted at the Odeon theater Friday night to support the Modern Woodman band. Tickets are expected to sell fast and can be purchased at City Market Irwin Lockwood store and Brunswick Dool room.
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Odeon
Odeon Theater
Modern Woodman Band
Irwin- Lockwood
Brunswick Dool
Thetex
Marts Family Travels After Funeral Notice
J Leonard Marts traveled to Bridge ton Indiana Monday night after learning his father Jamoa M. Marta died Monday. He will stay there until after the deceased’s funeral and burial.
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J. Leonard Marts
Bridgeton
Jamoa M. Marta
Burti
Lucas Dies Suddenly at 86 in Graston
John Augustna s Lucas a prominent resident and farmer councilman died suddenly of heart disease while dining. A native of France he was 86 years old.
Reed acquitted in court case amid trial confusion
Edward Reed was acquitted Monday after a disorderly session at the camp court. William Deverex stood in as a key witness when a bond of 87 dollars and a watch were involved. The trial, held at Elk hotel, ended with Reed released from further custody.
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Edward Reed
William Deverex
Baltimore tale of man in desperate hospital plight
An unnamed Baltimore man suffers grave injuries and remains in critical condition after an incident. He has undergone several operations and faces a difficult recovery ahead as medical staff monitor his condition.
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Baltimore
Fay
Fesvor Pleminig
Nails
Doyle details unclear work shift in vague report
A fragment notes Edward J. Doyle and others engaged in washing payeans with forces out until 2 this morning. No clear location or full context is provided in the text.
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Edward J. Doyle
Tragedy Strikes Moorefield In Mineral County Accident
A foggy February day in Mineral county ends in tragedy as the body of a man is found after a mountain incident. Authorities search the area for a missing companion and details remain unclear.
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Keyser
Moorefield
Mi Pa
Mineral County
Panlon Himntar
Pension Granted to Widows Mary Godamrd and James Hureat
A pension grant is listed for Mary Godamrd and James Hureat. Both are described as widows in the record, with eligibility starting November 9 of 1oni and related details noted in the entry.
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Washington
Fab
Sion
Hureat
Mary
Godamrd
James
Dink
James Old Ater Dad Pacamont Obscure Item
Fragmentary text notes a person named James Old Ater Dad associated with Pacamont. The readable fragments offer no clear event, date, or context beyond scattered mentions of names and locations.
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James Old Ater Dad
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