South Charleston and Huntington contenders in tight senatorial race
Five candidates including Clarence Watson Wyse Chilton and McGraw from Gratton and Hall of Huntington seek district support in a strenuous senatorial contest. Early estimates place two camps forming around key local figures as the race shapes up with factions aligning in Charleston and surrounding areas.
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Chiameranton
McGraw
Gratton
Jonn H. Hall
Huntington
Wow Maned
Suchni
United States
Scott
Hogy
Clarence Watson
Wyse
Chilton
Hid Sirendy
di -Tuo
Disorderly conduct cases continued in mayoral court
The court session led by Mayor Brane R Moore saw two Bowling alley suspects charged with disorderly conduct. Both were released on security for appearance as the hearing was postponed due to absence of witnesses. A foreign arrestee faced a nearing. One man paid fines for drunkenness, others forfeited small cash sums.
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Brane R. Moore
Orowien
Wil Heaven
Angleton
Urinicouness
Cancellation Alters Stampede Performance Cast
The scheduled appearance of Millimger Deshon at the Grind was cancelled due to a tone of the presentation. Miss Lillia Tickingham was to star as a California girl in the resulting production.
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Millimger Deshon
Lillia Tickingham
Sulifornia
Denunciation in Senate Denounces Alleged Merbpeds
A derailed OCR shows Sant Luton figure Crawford denouncing alleged merbpeds via agents of Sostur Lar Ver to the registature wisting. He asserts Lorimey was not entitled to Fulain Wespay in the tnner hwanel of Galgeess amid protests by Lord MeN TepeUTOR supporters.
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Waruineton
Crawford
Visit to sick Newhew noted by local schools
Mrs Nelle Findley and Ceacher ty Me Achineren schools report a visit to a sick Newhew. The unusual Mawes WE ler Hephygy caused concern as officials attended to the patient, while several staff members assisted at home.
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Nelle Findley
Ceacher
Young Lady Recovers and Officers Installed
Local report notes a young woman named Bessie Isentiart recovering after surgery and a meeting at South Chest Golden Kitty Henykah badge street. The article mentions an installation of officers and a serial session held to mark the recovery and recent activities.
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Nutty Street
Potinwine
Elkins Begins Senate Duty In West Virginia
Senator Elkins takes the oath of office as the fifteenth senator from West Virginia. Governor Glasscock’s commission arrival and oath administration occur as Elkins starts his term. The ceremony proceeds quickly with Gov. Glasscock’s duties fulfilled and tributes paid to Elkins’s public service.
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Washington
Davin Wikis
Virginia
Glasscock
Eppeirad
Berace
Benster Scott
Sherman
Charleston
HG. Young
Cloek
Shite Stuart
Young
Ckpltok
Eink
Mr. Elking
Mirry R. Warfield
Morgantown
Local Bank Board Reelects Officers and Directors
A West Virginia banking group announces the annual meeting and reelects W. L. Mightand as president and S. S. Pagis with P. C. Williams as vice presidents. The slate includes James N. Heys as cashier and W. A. Williams as manager. Directors listed include W. Trent Maxwell and many others. The annual meeting is set for January 24 at the Home House for Savings.
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Lon National
Ahnebholiere
Union Na- Uonal
Shvid
Tufotenooh Steshobank
Nmr Sime
Consirin
Weokent Alnewell
S. A. Smith
Smiley
Tt. Parrish
James DP
Allen GW. Shortisworth
Davieton
Ab Elliott
L. Ly Loars
Porter Maxwell
Tinie Noeonay
Aia Cmifilied SA
Inter Cole
de Walls
Ropinson
Taylor Ward
M. G Speyry
A. A Fleming
D. H. Browner
B. Hay- Maker
Delkon
OB. Matar
Willams
D. P. Boughner
S. Faris
Sidney Haymond
VG. Higlland
C. W. Watson
John P. Ganiy
G. Denlam
T. C. Beipett
SA. Moore
A.D. Part
W.A. Gaylord
FP. Moore
J. N. Witking
Molic L. Lynch
West
Virginie
New Store Opens Despite Transfer of Property
Horan J. Strather, a Wilsenurs merchant, closes a deal through the Past- Roger Company gaining possession of vacant shop space on Clank street Glen Tlk. John A. Cristy and 8, A Smarth are linked to the property as a front fork dispute arises amid plans for a new store and confectionery. Daisy Plomine travels to Washington for schooling.
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Horan J. Strather
Wilsenurs
Past- Roger Company
John A. Cristy
Clank
Glen Tlk
Sr. Strother Tn
We A. Gaydaglavul
Byatis
Mind where the aubushan town of Grisectite now Miunted
Jasves A. Smithy and Alehlyvataimoal eitizom retired trader owner of the greater part of the Mind. He died at home in Bridgeport at age 87 after a long illness. He leaves a widow and several relatives. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 3 o’clock from the home with burial at Trlek church cemetery Bridgeport. The Rev. B D Stollmy will be in charge. Pallbearers named.
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Jasves
Sid Smith
Wiliam
Smith
Clarkaburg
Bethro
Phronik
Charlde Tanith
Tom
Wali
Trlek Church
Bridgeport
B.D. Stollmy
Clarkavneg
Chirye
Pall Peyrers
Ayle Bartlett
Theorge
Davison
Ifésse Laewaan
Kester
John
Johheon
Explosion at Argentine gunpowder factory kills dozens
A devastating blast at a gunpowder factory in San Marty, Argentina, left ten to twelve people dead with many others missing or injured. Rescue teams recovered several bodies as the tragedy unfolded, with ongoing efforts to account for additional victims.
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Leladsios
San Marty
Wester
X Gedred
Pomerene Wins Senate Seat Amid Bitter Campaign
Despite sharp partisan rancor in the Tile Bemo enitic Sontoridl race, Lieutenant Governor Pomerene was elected to the U S Senate by the Sekisiatury Lady. In the Senate Pomerene garnered nineteen votes and in the House seventy. The two houses will meet tomorrow to complete the…
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Pomerene
United States
Senate
Pomerane
Tumurtowy
Administration of estate for Sarah E. Smith Incomplete entry
Mordecai Santi Smufil Quatlintas qualified as administrator of the personal estate of Sarah E. Smith deceased. The record notes land valued at 1 000 dollars and references Thomas J Poston in a truncated, unclear continuation of the filing and property details.
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Mordecai Santi
Sarah E. Smith
Thomas J. “Poston Stinetys
Boy Bandits Rob With Cap Pistol In West Market Church
A group of youths robbed a man outside the West Market Street church with a cap pistol. They fled with the victim’s money and sent him briefly toward the darkness. Police seek the youths and appeal for information.
Pension bill for veterans passes House with broad coverage
The House of Representatives today approved a general pension bill granting monthly pensions from twelve to sixty six dollars to all soldiers who served ninety days in the Civil War or sixty days in the Mexican War and aged sixty five. The bill would add about forty million dollars yearly to the pension roll.
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Washington, D.C
Holse of Representatives
Penelon
Little girl recovers after typhoid attack
The late daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Keelan of Montfesto Avenue West, once in grave condition, shows improvement after a typhoid illness.
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Prances
May
Frank Keelan
Montfesto Ave
Ruffin Release Shocks Local Community
Lew Ramin Jr. a young man of color who was jailed for stabling faces new uncertainty. John Dorsey, another man of color, was involved in a Saturday incident with a knife and has since been released. Authorities cite procedural concerns and ongoing investigations as key factors.
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Lew Ramin, Jr
John Dorsey
Accused of stealing with marked cards at Tin Plate plant
A 16 year old Syrian boy claims he was robbed of 175 dollars via marked cards in a series of games Sunday night at the Tin Plate plant. Greek Samuel Eliys is jailed by Constable Thomas R. Kearns after a hearing in Justice GE Gordon's court set for Wednesday. The alleged victim reportedly identified Jim Mannington who had recently obtained work at the Tin Plate plant.
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Ellis Shins
Additton
Samuel Eliys
Thomas R. Kearns
Walt
GE Gordon’ Court
AD. Shite Eche
Clarka
Jim Mannington
Tin Plate
Aged Lady Ples Mrs Pleried Davis Death Notice
Mrs Pleried Davis aged 78 was buried after a funeral held Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock in Burlay. The service honored her long life with family and friends in attendance.
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Pleried Davis
Rome
Poultry Show Opens Tonight in Fairmont
The fourth Annual Fairmont Poultry and Pet Stock Association show begins Wednesday with a large entry. Officials report more than 3000 prizes and entries will be awarded. C. Taylor of Gillesburg, Ohio, serves as judge.
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Fairmont Poultry and Pet Stock Association
C. Taylor
Gilleinburg
West Virginia Baptist Students and Church Work Meeting
A report from a Baptist association shows WVU students forming a committee to direct student mission work. Pastors Spurwell, Scot, Massey, Burgess, and West are retained or assigned to fields. The board approves travel expenses for Miss McCling and adjusts salaries for Palatine pastor and missionary staff.
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B. Moor
Eoclesy
Pot
Parkersburg
Tudy
Falemor
Mormintown
Bay
Neathen
Mintou
Bi J.wooster
Galom
Jonathan Wood
Harrisyilies
WE Woodter
Bridgeport
Pelées
Ferry
Williame
Oak Alfegn
Glirkeburg
Aan White
Weatoh
Fou
Rae Aie
Man
End Vlerk
Baptist
West Virginia University At
Morgen
Naud
Palatine Church
Spurwell
South
Carolina’ Field
Cbntinush
Hf Scot
lAnerfort
Rey
Massey
Uhe
Hastern Association
al Wellgburgy
Mela
Moore
Summers
McCling
Burgess
Logan’ Reid
Missionary Society
Palatine
County Bureau Meeting Delayed By Weather And Misprints
A disorganized report from Walliam County describes a planned meeting at the courthouse this Saturday for the coal research authorization and related educational sessions. The notice lists attendees including foreman Zorameh and spouse, with unclear dates and locations due to garbled OCR.
Bank Statements Called for National Banks
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for statements of all national banks as of the close of business January 7. The notice appeared from Washington D C with the date January 10.
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Washington, D .C
Aurrency
Ais Ntoroing
Nervous Prostration Reported at Park Avenue Home
A notice reports Martin 4g 11 at his home on Park Avenue is suffering from nervous prostration and is in a weakened condition.
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Martin
Park Avenue
Grievous Greynolds Suit Compromised in Court
A mix of civil actions appears in Wayne Greynolds chancery proceedings. Compromise terms were presented by Pitcairn Coal and others in a death damages case linked to neglect. Multiple cases involving breach of promise and land disputes were heard with varied outcomes and jury actions.
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Wayne Greynolds
Mary
Knapp
Gassagny
Charles B. Cutlip
Eirewlt Court
George
Price
Harrison County
Frank D. Whitney
Tuna Glass Company
Mixer & Company
T. E. Martin
Pitcairn Coal ‘Coal Company
Serah 1 Qrkyolds
Admi Intaiix
Negu- Kents
Tn the Chancery Cmap
James T
Doctor Says Lead Poison Suspected In Schenk Trial
Dr George Atkerman testified that Laure Parteworth Schenk showed stomach symptoms in October and tests indicated lead poisoning. He noted misdirection in hospital transfer and described a positive blood lead finding and a flood test. He was not cross examined.
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Wheeling
Laure Parteworth Scenk
Inigbaudy
George Atkerman
Schenk
Sumacot
Chicago Grain Market Report and Court Ruling Summary
Chicago grain prices list wheat at 1.00 1 35, corn at 50 1 4, oats at 24 7 3. A court in Sumterport directed a reduced injunction to be prepared in Madden versus the Riverview Developing Company, with judgment for costs awarded to the plaintiff.
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Chicago
Waves and Raiders Threaten Crew at Sea
Fragmented report describes a stormy voyage with a crew struggling as a gale and life hazards loom. The text mentions seafaring figures, a sands situation, and mounting peril amid unclear details.
High Court Ruling Shrouded In Turmoil At D C Circuit
A garbled report outlines a federal court matter involving a chief justice and cirsuit judges. It references a balked executive action and a pending decision with unclear participants.
Local Oil Firms Begin Cleanout on Farms and Rivers
A garbled report notes oil companies starting work on farms and rivers including the Gas Thompson farm and Haat tune area. It mentions Rutgle diut Holy the Dagiay District Oil Company and the Meshai Nuzun area with cleaning activity continuing over days in 1601 & Company's second test.
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Graxeill
Chenifoal
Dagiay Discriet Oil
LC Horner
Bmal Oil Company
Arift A Tane
Company
Thompson Farm
Fire Claims One At Crooked Run Siding
A blaze at the Crooked Run area eroded a dwelling at 9 o clock Tuesday morning May 10 causing one person to be severely buried while clothing burned and a late newborn died in the incident.
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George Onrdgr
Gora
School Board Approves Howell Sewer Contract and Bid
At a school board meeting last evening the contract of Don O Howell for a sewer line from the Monica Schoolhouse was approved. Margy Howell received the third $8,000 estimate on the Morney building. bills were approved.
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Howell
Monica School
Margy Howell
Morneiy
Bille
Death of Captain Luby Announces Navy Loss
The Navy Department reports the death of Commander John F. Ti of the eriler on January 8 in the vital Cape Verde area. The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tred Evans of industrial died Monday night. the body will be talked near Howesville in Provton County, with services scheduled Wednesday for Dorrel.
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Washington
D. Ge
Navy Department
Yancy
Dansh
Afra
Tred Fivans
Ofdustrial
Her
Howesville
Prowton Sounty
Dorlel
Funeral for sokq Zuilans held at Church of maculeta Deception
The funeral for sokq Zuilans was held at the Church of maculeta Deception this afternoon at 2 o clock. Services were conducted by a Volver abot and concluded with burial at Jinly Croan ceuspters.
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Zuilans
Kilked
Sylar
Maculeta Deception
Jinly Croan
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