Governor's Biennial Message Sparks Dramatic Indiana Caucus
In Sapolis Indiana on January 14 the Democratic caucus chose Shively over Kern for the party nomination after a tense fight. The caucus featured open ballots and mounting pressure as Kern sought to derail the process, but Shively secured the nomination with decisive votes.
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Sapolis
Ind
South Bend
United States
Democratic
Indiana
Shivety
Agoal
Shively
Black
Kern
Galved
Tax on Coal Oil and Gas Urged to Raise Revenue
Charleston January 14 Governor Canada submitted a lengthy message outlining the state budget for two years with a surplus over seven thousand dollars. He endorses higher taxation on property and proposes exemptions for infant industries, urges production and leasehold taxes, and backs three new statutes including a state forest law to appoint a forest forester and cooperate with private timber owners.
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Charleston
Canada
Tenigth
Commission On the Conservation of National Resources
Legisature
Ito
County business highlights and tax adjustments
A Thursday council session recorded amended assessments totaling around 700 dollars with value reductions to similar amounts. The Shinnaton Development company was exempted at a value of 31 475, while the Cook Cond & Coke Company faced related adjustments. An administrator, Sarah F Z Scheer, was bonded at 3000 dollars.
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Punty
Louis Willem Long
Shinnaton Development Com
Vale Bt
Cook Cond & Coke Company
Peccunenet 0
Valium Orice Fon
Edigil
Sarah FZ. Scheer
Ieccasnd
Bonad
S00D FELLOWSHIP Fore Rew ne O.Jows Attend SRO Meeting
Fragmented OCR text describes a 1903 event with members named SRO and Broth MOM, mentioning Matyi and a crowded gathering. Details are unclear due to text quality but implies a fellowship or meeting context and a date around 14, 1903.
Cristeros In Fierce Standoff Amid Unclear Demands
A terse report describes a confrontational scene with groups named in fragmented form and references to efforts to quell violence. The text hints at turmoil and security measures without clear dates or locations. Specific names and events are largely unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Court dismisses forged document claim in West Virginia case
A state court ruled in favor of the defendant in a Philadelphia Comes pany of West Virginia suit against Jo M. Arrett and others. The judge found the plaintiff’s forgery claim unfounded, concluding the signed documents were authentic though the acknowledgment was defective. Pleas entered. Bertha Boggs pleaded not guilty to burglary. Victoria Boggess pleaded guilty to breaking in and stealing clothing. Mack Hui pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor. Jones found guilty of horse theft. Arthur Yodki charged with assault and battery. Chancery orders listed include several dismissals and divorces. Willam H. Carrye and others faced various actions. several cases continued or dismissed.
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Charles Wydyach
Philadelphia Comespany of
West Virginis
Jo M
Arrett
John H. Bramer
Mirah
Pos Weslom
Ranch Tue
Min ‘Brannob
Weston
Awa Madiara
Ator Ati Rinehart
Lewis Jones
Jones
Arthur
Emma L. Jack
Som Et
Reserve Gas Company
John A. Gawthrop
Martha E. Gawthrop
Jamisson
Witla F. Baird
George M. Kyle
Franchise Sought for Morgantown to Point Marion Railway
The Deckers Creek and One at River Railway company seeks a franchise from Monongalia County Court to build from Morgantown to Chest River near Tee's Ferry and thence to Point Marion. Surveys reach Detislaw with route details pending final fix.
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Rlver Railway Company
Monomzalla County
Practical Trofsey Inc
Morgantown
Chest River
Tee's Ferry
Point Marion
Detislaw
Cheat River
Plete
Point Marton
Pavon
Hare
Cherefoty
Mor- Bintown
Cheat
Point Ts
Fire Devastates Copeland Hotel Killing and Injuring Guests
A four story Copeland hotel in Mopeka burned at 4 AM leaving many guests injured and others unaccounted. Firefighters evacuated occupants via the exits as several jumped to escape. About a dozen people were hurt and L B Lambert of Emporia is reported missing in the blaze with losses estimated at $100,000.
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Mopeka
Jans
L. B. Lambert
Emporia
Petitions Sent In For Model Liquor License Campaign
About thirty petitions were forwarded to Charleston by Hoy campaign officials. They claim signatures of nearly two thousand voters and say more will be sent from the plate for submission to the National Model Liquor League. Some petitions request submission of the prohibition amendments.
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Charleston
Urow
Ttim
Killed in Salem Yards Local Driver Dies in Train Collision
C. C. McGuire, 92, a TD Smith driver and grocer at Salem, was killed instantly in Salem yards when struck by westbound train No. 15 while crossing tracks to reach the wagon. An inquest found death due to the train. he was unmarried with relatives in Kentucky.
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C. C. McGuire
Td, Smith
al Salem
Salem
McGuire
Arsillo
Yorne
Kentucky
Grafton Faces Wise High School In Season Opener
Friday night game at the symnaslim in the Walame building features Grafton on opening night against Wise High School. Anticipated large crowd expected as the Ammonnheta Valley teams kick off the season with general admission tickets available.
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syMnAslim
Walame
Ind Grafton
Tien
Ammonmheta Valley
Alt School Patreme
Tay Reneral
Breaks Hip by Pall D2 at Fairmont
A man aged zero years of age suffered a broken hip after a fall on the ice in front of his house at Fairmont yesterday. Police and first responders reported the incident and are investigating the circumstances.
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Fairmont
Chicken Theft Chase Leads to Marion County Jail
Fairmont Coal Hounds under Wil Haymond tracked an Italian thief from Blaine Courtney to Dominick Whales near Marion County. Arrested man awaits hearing before Justice Amos. Search of a shop uncovered feathers and three cooked chickens, with others visible around an Italian household.
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Fairmont Coal Company
Wil Haymond
Waterprisé
Blaine
Courtney
Yeremany
Chletton
Dominick Whales
Marion County
Amos
Chiefton
Highland
Dams and water storage bond issue urged for Clarkburg
Local businessman advocates bonds to enlarge water system storage. The letter cites a fable on water supply between two cities and urges municipal action to ensure safe surplus water for emergencies, backing from Fred Davis of the Davis Shop Company and the Clarkburg Retail Merchants.
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A. K. Thorn
Chekbeg
Trad
Clarkeborg
W. Var
Watt
iPhalip Plate Company
Smiley
LieuGn Barcee
Ordor
Bravn
TE Hla
Westerst
Tt 'l
Lowndés
MA Davis
Fred Davis
Davis Shop
Clarksburg
Public Legal and Medical Notes From Omaha Area
Supreme Court impact on a Nebraksa case involving Arthur against Baltimore Ghiaoman Company. Medical Society meeting referenced with doctors Powers Rogers Leslowt and Warner listed among speakers for cardiology topics. Local legal and medical notices appear amid court events and a Denver meeting room event.
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Btate Supreme Court
Omara
Neb
Peoneehany Anates
Arthur
Balimores
Ghiaoman
Batiresa Company
W. I. D .BeAinevilla
Ne Teisin
Amert
Ewa
Sirenoneake Medical Society
Shroid Company
Fg Ally
Wiile
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Legistive
Baerved
Federal Congress
W. M. C. Dawson
ALVA
Yodki
Sarah J. Cartright
Thornton E
Cartright
Enoch M. Hess
Alice Moore
Anl
Olver P. Boughner
Granville Knight
Adm's
Nficator
Empire National Bank Ra
RY Bartlett
Willam
Jarvis
Hope Natural
Pas Company
James F. McIntire
Amy Tetrick
Nate
Pointion
Jump
W. McGeorge
Iis Henhouse
D. W. McGeorge
Werainger Street
Mtr
McGeoree
Bite
Wreton
St Mary’ Dieptialena_wive
SALEN
Valley League
Pall
Rong Jotier
Clokeburg, W.va
Janis Ah
Grant's
SUNT
Pstolagh
Baltimore & Ohio
Cirecse
Wetest
Supreme Court
Denen
Ion Oat
Piowers
W. B. Rogers
Leslowt
Apa Stenowie
H. ¥. Warner
Ji EL Gorter
Mitre
Lestone—Ragurettation
Renee —de TB
Th. Vetter
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Ding
Jan. Ae Pate
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