Saloon Incident Leads to Arrest and Indictment
A man identified as Marsh was detained after a saloon incident involving a two dollar silver certificate and a box of matches. Police, Deputy Marahal Hupp, and local officers transferred him to jail. hearing held before United States Commissioner Thomas S. Shea with bond set at $1000 pending indictment by a federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Bon
August Kimi
Fin Plate-Mills
Holi
Marsh
Nicholas Whyte
Henry Lewis
United States
Marabal
B.D. Hupp
Cihniestaner
Thomas
Parkersure
Federal Brand
Hughes
Marek
Mr. Thayer
Hupp
Packetsburg
Deeds Recorded in Mauna District for Local Transfers
Deeds recorded in the Mauna district list transfers among parties including Vornor Hardwarm Company and Tanberport while noting several names such as dosinh V arr and Falin W. Carpe Thompern amid listings of property actions and dates in the district records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosinh V.arr
Falin W
Baptists Elect Officers at Anni Election
At an annual officers election the Sushi school of the First Baptist church held Sunday the following were chosen Superintendent Otis Stout Assistant Supt Op Ble Sloan Secretary Earl Israel Treasurer David J Walters Vocalist Jennie Dag Green. Northview Baptist Mission Sunday School also held its annual election naming Maxwell Reit Supt Davis Secretary Mrs Annie Taniliette. The church reported self supporting and paid all bills without charge to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bupermlenent
Otis Stout
Supt
Op Ble
Sloan
Earl Lsrael
Tharcher
David JF
Walters
Vianint
Jennie Dag Green
de Boligner
Maxwell Reit
Davis
Anpie Taniliette
Mics
Livia
Densie Fitiro
Nota Davis
Chang
Jie
Fire destroys Fairmont home killing two youths
The home of Philip Jotneouy colored at Fairmont burned Sunday. his son Hugh aged 12 and nephew Hert Davenport were burned to death. Johnson and Tie narrowly escaped. Incendiary origin is suspected. coroner Amos investigates. Interment Sunday afternoon amid mystery over fire’s start. Captain Shroyer’s home on Horey Avenue also damaged. local Army friends extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jotneouy
Fairmont
Hugh
Hert Wavenport
Johnson
Tie
Hete
Amos
Wo Shroyer
Horey Avert
Sheayer
Na Ine Tran
Officers Installed by Garpenteds Union in Glen Hall
Vien No 2a and the American lodge held their monthly registry meeting at the Pythian hall in Glen West. The event featured the election and installation of officers including Jin Prendunty, ML MiWhorter as View President, EP Walteck, B Rit ern vt as Financial Secretary, Mo Me Bend fowl as Corresponding Secretary, and Jane Ciansi neti as Treasurer in a large community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hell
Pythian Hall
Glenth
MiWhorter
View Preslett
Walteck
Finaneti
Te B. Ritern
Trosswrar
Jane Ciansi Neti
Scarlet Fever Fears Rise as Cases Reported This Week
Reported scarlet fever cases rise this week sparking health concerns. Local clinics note several patients under observation with limited details available on ages or exact locations.
Blood hounds trail burglars through several stores
Blood hounds led by Captain Morrison and aide arrived from Mundaville to chase burglars who raided the Fairmont Baltimore Coal and Coke Company's store Friday night. The trail moved through Perry store, Stone Coal Run, Wilsonburg, O Neil store, and an inn before ending near O Neil mine No 1. burglars remained at large. William Green was jailed after drinking and sleeping on Strother's premises, but the dogs did not identify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capwin
Morrison
Maundeville
Adamston
Fairmont & Baltimore Coal& Coke Coneany
Perry
Stone Coal Rnn
Wilsonburg
O'Neil
Ind
Tipple
William Green
Green
Strother
Wiltonbitte
Mundaville
Purchase of Store 5 Announced by New Owners
Mrs Slayton and Bryan announce their purchase of CW Vannett's grocery store in the Rookery building on South Hind Street Clarksburn. They pledge fresh daily groceries, courteous service, prompt order filling, and aim to set a new standard in the local market. They seek neighborhood patronage and promise careful handling of all orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulireburg
Tidewater System Plans Extend Deep Water Route
The Tidewater railroad expansion aims to extend from Deepwater West Virginia 35 miles east to Charleston connecting with coal lines and Coke route owners. If completed it would link with Coal and Coke pipelines and Western Maryland to reach Cumberland and Baltimore, forming a northern Virginia coal field corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepwater
W.va
Carleston
Jin UP
Honey G Doris
Stephen B. Kine
West Virginia
Elkins
W Va
Coal & Dake
West Virginia Ceothil Railways
Cumberland
Baltimore
Maryland
Coalant Cooke
Virginia
Pattison Named Governor In Ohio Inaugural Ceremony
Associated Press reports Pattison was inaugurated in Columbus with a distinguished audience including Mrs Pattison and Chicago visitors. Myron Thorvick presented the commission as Pattison reviewed troops. He urged enforcement of law, temperance measures, home rule for cities, and improvements to internal waterways and banking. He called for state inspection reforms and opposed Prohibition tension, aligning with Roosevelt era supervisory approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbis
S.tolm
A. Pattison
Rotunda
Pattison
John Hamilton
Chicago
Tiingis
Sinter
Mim. Powell
Colinas
M. Harris
John Hage
Cincinenati
John Y. Brasell
Columbus Board of Trade
Myron T. Thorvick
Atiet Wietien
Thivis
Morrisom
Tyrin
Ayutral States
Americas
Pasere
Roosevelt
Man Sentenced as Jail Tension Escalates
Disjointed report describes a man jailed after an incident on Monday afternoon. A violent outburst led to a damaged scene and threats against his aged father. Weather and other scattered details appear, but the core fact is a court action placing the suspect behind bars following the Sunday event.
Largest gas deal seals Philadelphia purchase of Fairmont and Grafton
The Philadelphia company agreed to take over the Fairmont and Grafton Gas Company including all service lines and main pipelines from Lumberport to Grafton. The system extends over 809 miles with 1650 meters of gas supply to 16 manufacturing points and hundreds of consumers. Negotiations were handled by Wooderagte and Cappointe Miller. price around 50,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaelphia Company
Fairmont and
Grafton Gas Company
Barrmeant & Grafton
Bork
Monongahela
Tygart
Tygart’s Valley
Lumberport
Grafton
Vitipany
Shinnton
Lamderport
Washington
Philadelphia
We Wires
Philadelphia Compatis
Rane
Pitishure
Cappointe Miller
Wheellis
Shiupiaton
Philadelphia Company
Cold Weather Report Extends Across States
The passage notes extended cold conditions across the Midwest and Northeast, with references to a weather pattern affecting valleys and coastal areas. Mentions states like Minnesota and New York, and forecasts for the upcoming night and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Potter
Iron Beams Choose Trouble at Visionary Works Site
A garbled OCR tale reports on Tha ostuerasrny apne Hine and the Fellows amid a dispute over a structure at the Architecteral brow vad Wine Works in Whotinut. The item mentions a rough plan to be reviewed in a Monday afternoon session and hints at a potential shipment delay and final cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CVE
Roger Mactin
Brady Locates Gas Plants and Plans Resignation Notes
The text shows fragmented OCR about Brady locating gas plants and a resignation. It references Atlanta and New York, mentions plans for plants on a water platform, and notes an associated golf farm and university context. Entities are unclear due to mangled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetis G. Brady
Atlanta
Fener
Brady
York
Burglar Chased With Shotgun Near West Pike Drug Store
At about 1515 hours Sunday a burglar attempted to break into a drug store opposite the post office. Mr Jackson heard glass, fired with a shotgun, pursuing the fleeing man into Prades alley and Third Street. The suspect escaped, location unclear in shadows.
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Ain West Pike
Te Jackson
Jackeon
Mer. Jackson
Hickson
Prades Alley
Mr. Tuckson
Bart
Kelley and Miss Maxwell Wed at Katylick Home
Mr William F Kelley and Miss Bessie Le Maxwell were married at 2380 oclock Sunday afternoon at the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs Be Maxwell at Katylick The ceremony was performed by Rose A Snider of Adamston in the presence of many guests Refreshments followed and the couple will reside in Salem
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Kelley
Mise Bessie le. Maxwell
Be Maxwell
Katylick
Rose
A. Snider
Adamston
Salem
Freight Wreck Blocks Telegraph at Rowlesburg
A Baltimore and Ohio freight wreck occurred early Monday at Rowlesburg. Five to six cars tumbled over the bank crippling the telegraph system as cars carried telegraph poles and lines, disrupting communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Rowlsburg
Mystery Horse Tied At Fair Grounds In West End
A horse described as a valuable animal tied to the fence near the fair grounds in the West End was seen Sunday night and removed Monday by A. Martin who brought it to a local livery stable. The owner remains unidentified, with local inquiry ongoing to determine ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Martin
Delights at Glen Pike Dinner Turn to Cannibal Toasts
Mayor and Mr BL WL Sinehls hosted a dinner at a Glen Pike home where six guests ate heartily, five overindulged, and Mn Shields’ cooking faced comic criticism. The writer notes the shortage of turkey and praises Mrs Shields as the table’s artistic carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinehls
Glen Pik
Cavers
Pul Shields
Pension Increase Notices For William C. Bennett
A Monday notice records a pension raise for William C. Bennett of Brows. The monthly amount rises from fifty cents to ten dollars, with a plan to increase to thirty dollars as Bennett’s health improves. He remains in fragile physical condition, and the government agency lauds the assistance provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venena
Balgell
William C. Bennett
Bilgell
Bennett
Peace Bond Given in Warrant Case
A court ordered peace bond with a $40 cash deposit for three months. The case involves Jaye N, David Monday, and Henry M. Sehivtte, with state-wide concerns and references to warrants and a wine matter noted in the sworn record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jencinge
Jaye N
David
Hutt
Prater
Olaine Tennings
Street paving project details by city engineer report
City engineer reports extensive street work and brick pavement across Main Street Cromwell Avenue Monticello Avenue and nearby streets. Work includes 14 foot wide brick pavement on Main Street and 10 foot long sections, cement work, brick crosswalks on Philippi Street, and repairs on Cheatnut Avenue Lee Street Syramore Street and North Fourth Street with grading and surfacing underway.
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Sinet
Belwand de
Monticello
Teel
Mainetrasts
West Pike
Chistit
Tony
Lee Street
Philippi Street
Locklwanon
Depat
Walla
Deanottie
Preston
North Fourth
Old Board
Water Street
Ety Engaéer
Glee
Wilson Atreet
Oyen
Inaid
Quarterly Conference Brief Fragment From Hore Mithetet
A partial OCR fragment notes a quarterly conference scene at Hore Mithetet with unclear names and places. It mentions a person or group left behind and references a pastoral or religious setting, but the details are obscured by transcription errors.
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Baptists
Garpenteds Union
Blood Hounds
Tidewater System
Squins
Ilefault
Pwatear
Jon
Rommels
Ile
Prichard
Westin
le Mary Hospital
Meri West
Rowlesburg
Poole
Raythuk
Viton Luese Pati
Stidon
Avtaniston
Pension
Cangicton Eningtasnent
Stuvlay
Sallie Belting
Peeing
Kara Nutier
Bertha NS
M ‘Tan
Nothie Bethe
Frets
Laura Cleanlers
Amt Fee
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