Trials of the List as a Representative of the Republic Company
A Senate hearing in Washington on January 11 featured a lineup of corporate leaders from industry including Republic Iron and Steel Company head John A. Topping. The circuit court reopens Monday with two trials, and various civil actions and demurrers are noted along with visits by Miss Mario Gandy of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit’ Court
Washington, D. C
House
John A. ‘Topping
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown
Mary J. Davis
Bairnston
Uh Festus
Lawman
Pho Neath
Alexander J. Mighae
Sylvestor R. Michael
A. J. WM Wichner
iPietro Mancina
Joseph Cohen
Aton
Dumbeat
Hovis
Walter Harihart
Tabitha Iw
Hall
Hie Hope Natural Gas Company
William F. Saas
Bron Oake
Shirkey Resigns to Lead Lynch Coal Project at Lost Creek
Shirkey resigns as civil engineer for Consolidation Coal Company and accepts a similar post with a new firm to develop the Lynch coal lands near Lost Creek. Work starts on mine opening and grading for railroad tracks.
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Shirkey
Consolidation Coal Company
Lynch
Lost Creek
New Parcel Post Rulings Include Fourth Class Mail Changes
New rulings from the Post Office Department via Jamba J Britt identify fourth class mail rules for printed matter. Descriptive merchandise catalogs, order forms, and blank forms partially in print may qualify for fourth class postage if integrated with the item or attached as a wrapper or label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Inclowares
Jamba J. Britt
Aksletant
Clarksure
Writ Habeas Corpus Dismissed in Catliro Case
In New York, the habeas corpus writ in the case of Cipriano Catliro former president of Venezuela was dismissed by a U S court today. The ruling ends the detention matter in this federal case and confirms the prior proceedings against Catliro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
New York
Cipriano Catliro
Venezuela
United States
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Owens of Witt of Wishington
The funeral for Mrs Anna Owens, who died Friday at her West Pike home, will be Sunday at 2:30 PM at Central Christian Church. The Rova Henry 7, Mc Cleland and W M Long will conduct the services. Burial follows at Greelawn cemetery. Survived by husband, two sons Roy and Ralph, three daughters Mienew, Sarah, Boug at home, and Mrs CL Wilmouth of Colimbite, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Owens
Witt
Wishington
Owens
West Pike Street
Central Christian Church
McCleland
W. M. Long
Greelawn
Gonn
Roy
Ralph
Mienew
Sarah
Boug
CL. Wilmouth
Colimbite
Casualties in Bulgaran War Reported by St Petersburg Office
The casualty list as of January 11 shows 884 officers and 21,018 men killed or died of wounds. Wounded or ill total 876 officers and 51,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Turkey
Gymnasium Club Promoters Prepare For Meeting
Patience Charleston reports a tense legislative scene as the January session nears adjournment. Republicans delay choosing a Senate president while progressive factions threaten to break with the caucus, signaling a shift toward a possible third party and complicating plans for U.S. Senate leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Senate
Aimee
He Speciul Peenlon
Progressives
United En Bente
Watson
Doctor in Miami to Examine Rockefeller for Testimony
Dr W Richardson, of Washington, traveled to Miami to assess William Rockefeller’s physical condition. The examination occurs at the House money trust committee’s request to determine if Rockefeller can testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Rockefeller
Washington
W.richardson
Miami
Fla
William Rockefeller
House Money Trust Committee
Father Kennedy Named Rector at West Union Church
The Rev. Father Kennedy of the Immaculate Conception church is appointed rector at the Catholic church in West Union. Though connected with the church for only a year, he is praised as educated and cultured and leaves with many friends. Rev. P. J. Keating will succeed him in West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father ‘Kennedy
West Union
Panther Kennedy
Han
Father Kennedy
P. J. Keating
Wilson to Outline My Future Policy in Chicago Speech
In Chicago on January 11, President elect Wilson is expected to outline his future policy for the country in a speech before the Commercial Club. Crowds are managed with special train arrangements and police precautions as Wilson rests at the Jones house ahead of his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincago
Wilson
Moe
Myde M. Carr
Commercial Club
David E. Jones
Wie
Wan
Jones House
K Wulley to Preach at Pyrat Baptist Church
The Rev br Elkanah Tulley, president of Broaddam Institute at Phopol, will preach tomorrow morning and night at the Pyrat Baptist Church. The Rev Dr W G Taylor assists, and J Walter Carnge is present for membership in the Baptist church following a week of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkanah Tulley
Broaddam
Phopol
W. G. Taylor
Mer
Highland Park Vote Sets Gate to Stealey Heights
An election in Highland Park saw 61 votes cast by property owners to annex Highland Park into Stealey Heights. Two ballots were discarded, 44 Stealey Heights voters favored the move while 10 opposed it. Highland Park had 3 for no proposition and 2 for yes, leading to the park becoming a gate to Stealey Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menota
Stealey Helgie
Highland Park
Stealey Heights
Stentoy Heights
Park
Jin
Immank
Hwlls Park
Stesey Heights
Weston Deaths Take Two Notable City Figures
January 11 notice lists two Weston citizens died. William G. Dunmington, 81, longtime president of Citizens National Bank, and J. N. Haydot, 77, former editor of the Weston World. Both figures held prominent local roles in banking and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Werton
Whillam G. Dunmington
Cltisens National Bank
Neo J. N. Haydot
Agat
Te Werthorld
Exclusive Athletic Club meeting plans gym and memberships
A meeting of a line of electees and businessmen will be held next Thursday at 8 pm in the Sunday School rooms of the First Pugitive church to appoint committees, determine advanced membership applications and explore location, size, and equipment for a new club. Emma A. Ransone of New York City has been invited to oversee for women, while two membership tickets will be issued, exclusive and non exclusive, with horus divided for ladies and business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Wallis
Wnty
Samuel Aah
Warne
George L. Munesa
Gorge M
Oxtorn
Hornor Parl J
Gurley
B. J. L. Johnson
Perry C Williiam
Bowers
W.james
Rf. Gil
BE. J. Prancels
D. Mt
Alexander
John Craig
Wilton
Kelley
Wood
C B
Bog- Vgosn
Curtin
Arthue Parsons
Denman
Ewartz
Glenn
Sili
Tony Hy
Coningham
Gandy
Ite
Mt. Carskadsn
Charles
Smiley
J. W. Barnes
Flor
Bigh- Jang
Por Haymiter
Rb. Martin
A. Gaylord
Waldo Brosdwater
A. J. Roberts
I. N. Flowers
Roulter
Engauleing
Board of Governors
Mies
Emma A. Ransone
New York
Glty
Watnon B
Ogden
Clerksburg
Edre
Whose Who in Clarksburg Draws Attention and Rumor
Readers discuss a string of alleged attacks and the figure called the mysterious "Who te Who" in Clarksburg. The chatter names local men as suspects while promising a forthcoming reveal in a different guise. The Daily Telegrant is cited as the source for the evolving tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Walt
Keay
Mom Bn
Theaters Fire Compliance Scrutiny in Wheeling
The Bijou and other theaters on West Miln Street faced fire safety inspection reports. Officials including Mayor Franks Moore and fire chief Reynolds debated theater compliance amid alerts to close venues. The incident ended with Moore restraining Reynolds as discussions continued.
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Biliron
Mewes
Kook Derger
Wheeling
Ayaicund
Marsial
ElGton
Iat
RI Neon
Ringetbergh
Picture House
Weslt
Miln Street
Kindelberger
Fratk Ro Moore
Afr
Presbyterians Hold Regional Evangelical Conference in South
The Souther Presbyterian church launches a wide revival drive across Virginia Texas Florida and Oklahoma to expand church membership and fund mission work. Seventy three meetings are planned across January and early February with the Tymatte Valley Presbytery conference in Martins January 28 and 29 led by Dr. Taines LeWta Howe of Lexington Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Twxae
Florida
Oklahoma
Tymatte Valley
Marins
Taines LeWta Howe
Lexington
Vai
Baltimore Railroad Promotions Elevate Key Officials
In a Baltimore dispatch, W. W. Wood announces promotions across the Baltimore and Ohio system. Harry Hartzell becomes Assistant Industrial Agent at Baltimore with Johannesburg, Lennox overseeing lines from Pittshorse, and H. A. Petty promoted to Cincinnati as Industrial Agent. Galleher advances to General Freight Agent in Baltimore, amid reorganized duties across Cincinnati and Dayton routes.
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Baltimore
Hartzell
Lennox
Howard Lt
Galbeher
Triver Wike Sfreight Agenn
Columbus
Hartzell St . Pittshors
H. A. ‘Pretdfey
Indua
Cincinnati
Alo
Cinematt
Hekuiton
Daytam
H. R.lewis
Thomas Wheeler Galleher
General Freight ‘Traffe
Fragmented OCR report on a Baltimore robbery and arrest
A garbled account alleges a theft at a barber shop with a passenger involved and a later police confrontation. It mentions a man Kerber, a colored porter, and a claim that funds were returned to the victim but a court proceeding followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phlip Kerber
Alten
Icetina
Yer
Dornay
Kertor
Jasangwaag
Frank “R. Moore
Death by Own Action Shocks Addiss Ababa Brief
Guy Robert Love, U S counselor general in Addis Ababa since 1908, dies after an apparent suicide at his Glen home. The report details a lodging dispute and a bottle of strychnine found nearby as his death is ruled an act of self harm. Local confusion follows with mentions of associated residents and a Chester area locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Abbba
Abysinna
Guy Robert Love
United States
Coshocton
William W. Cade
Glen
Ila
Cade
Tevuldiona
Mattr
Imal
Roll
COAWU Mine Burning Still at Standard
At Fairmont a meeting of mine and department heads discussed plans for the coming year and issued instructions. In Charleston inspectors report a fire suppressed in a small section of an inch mine near Holley Grove, with authorities seeking clues and collaboration from the railroad to identify attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COAWU
Fairmont
Conl Company
Watson Bullring
Witter Garden
Charleston
Sumbard
Joan Laing
Department of Mines
Inch
Te Alvo
Holley Grove
Ubile Christian Center Seeks Sunday School Officers
Sunday school officers elected last Sunday will assume Ubile offices tomorrow at the General Christian center. Prof 7 Montteen leads the seventeen school J Tracy Superintendent. G Long attended as Grant district superintendent. Prot B Warbee presided at Lost Grave. Miss Carrie Weberdar and others were prominent committee members. A. P. Mertson served as chorister. Milne Mes moa Tang city copaty supporters attended and noted a death at the Yenecace event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubile
Christian
Montteen
Tracy
Long Temasin
Grant Diatriet
Warbee
Greva Fri- van Gilder Amt
Carrie Weberdar
Menting
A. P. Muertson
Chorlater
Xed Milne
Phan
Heavy Rain Disrupts Valley Traction Service
Severe downpours in the Valley cause traction issues with the Mone Valley Traction Company. Trains and road vehicles face delays near the Loop, Bridgeport, and Sit Wan areas as waterlogged tracks and flooded streets slow travel Saturday afternoon. Passengers are advised to expect extended setbacks and service changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valing Traction Company
Ami
Batel
Bridgeport
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Misa Mario Gandy
Wisetarat Canada
Joan P. Gandy
West Mainstret
West Union Church
City of Chicago
K. Wulley
Clarke
Kinderberger
Southern Presbyterian Church
B&o
Young Maun
W. J. Wanshoets
Coshocton, O
Brickyard Roremate
Mexico City
Aztotetaga Thiureday
Moyimi South
Juchitepec
Institute
Heant Ans
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