House WANTS TO COME HOME DURING POSTPONED SESSION
Charleston January 16 Thirty Three ballots were cast and then a recess taken to four o clock. The morning session failed to elect a president of the Senate. The Republican Marshall held the floor until four this afternoon to prevent the House of Delegates adopting a resolution to adjourn sine die. The Senate reorganized after the pause and the chamber adjourned briefly.
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Charleston
Senate
Marshall
House of Dalagans
Watt prize for Sealy mattress ad contest awarded to McMillan
J Lester McMillan of Palace Furniture and Piano Company won first prize in a nationwide advertising writing contest conducted by Sealy Mattress Company of Sugar Land Texas. Over 1,000 entries competed. Ayer and Son of Philadelphia judged and awarded a Sealy mattress valued at 350 dollars to the top ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lester McMillan
Palace Furniture and Piano Company
Watt
Sealy Mistress “Company
Sugar Land
Tex
Seally Mattress
Sealy
Mattress Company
Dne
Wy Ayer and Son
Philmetphim
McMillax
Menace Washington If a President’s money trust warners
Reynolds, president of Continental and Commercial National Bank, testifies to the House money trust commission alleging current money and credit concentration threatens the country. The testimony references farm and production figures, with unclear locality details and several names damaged by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Money Trust Commission
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Gormiiéroint National Bank
Chien, Kany
Divorce granted? John Fox Jr and Fritz Scheff seek end to marriage
In Lavalordurg Ohio flood waters rise above forty six feet driving residents from homes and forcing refuge in courthouses. Amid turmoil the scandal of author John Fox Jr and actress Fritz Scheff unfolds as they petition the court to end their troubled marriage amid public rumor and past denials.
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John Fox
Fritz Scheff
Fox
Hind
Gousip
Sara
UMW District 1 Officers Named in Charleston
In Cai Omatiseston on January 16 the United Mine Workers District 1, covering West Virginia and parts of Kentucky, announced officers for an extended term. President Thomas Cairns, Charles Ton, vice president CG Grimuth, Hunterton, secretary-treasurer J M Craigo, Charleston, and international board member Ben B L Morris of Marmet were listed with duties and locations.
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Omatineston
Upited
Min Workers of District
West Virginia
Kentuky
Senaton
Peve Re Alécheite
Ileenainnus
Thomas Cairns
Charleston
Governor Grants Allens Reprieve In County Tragedy
In Hicamond Virginia on January 16 Governor Mann reprieved two gunmen involved in Carroll County court Nigusa tragedy. The men had been sentenced to dine tomorrow for their part in the incident, a ruling reported by local editors.
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Hicamond
Koyd
Ohd Org Aven
Lave
Carroll County Court
Nigusa
Mann
Czar Removes Grand Duke In Domestic Power Struggle
In St. Arthusburg on January 16 the emperor orders the private life of a married woman spared. Grand Duke Michael, brother of Osar Nicholas, is ousted from his high rank in the army and required to transfer his property and guardianship to a court guardian amid a veiled power struggle within the royal family.
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ST. Arthrsburg
Belaves
Michael
Osar
Nicholas
Baby dies of stomach illness in Lowe building
Ruth Josephine Koehler, month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Koehler, died Thursday in the family apartment in the Lowe building. Funeral Saturday morning at home, with service, then burial at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Ruth’ Josephine Koehler
Edward Koehler
Lowe Building
Holy Grom Cemetery
Private school basketball game at Kua Pike arena
A basketball game featuring Venmoyeman's private school will be held at 8 oclock at the venue on Kua Pike. No admission details are provided.
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Venmoyeman
Trinator and
Inter Collegiate Track and Field Meet Planning Meet
Representatives from West Virginia University and multiple colleges convene at the Walton Hotel to plan the Inter Collegiate Track and Field Meet for the next year. West Virginia University athletic director Dr Edmunds and officials from Salem College and Fairmont State Normal attend, with Marshall College represented by proxy. Discussions will cover host venue and dates, noting Clarksville and Fairmont lack decisive roles but both have adequate grounds.
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Sihl
Waido Hotel
Dols’ Wehe
West Virginia University
We Ys Edmunds
West Virginia Wassoyan
A. H. Stansbury
Davie-Elkine College
Ted Hi Coonan
Athletic Association
Glenville Sarmal
J. D. Muldoon
Fairmont State Normal
Woman on Trial in Adaiston Court Case
Mrs. Wate Jackson of Adamston faces charges after a late Thursday incident in Adauston. The case stems from a quarrel that escalated into a street beating of Miss Marie Bowman Wednesday evening. Court action follows the alleged dispute over a haven.
Marriage Licenses Filed in Tone City District Court
The notice reports marriage license filings for Tessriolph J and Butchor, Asienzi Amedeomf Ro Sarl Mete, and Anthony Rats and Neanistaw Wititazne. Details show names and related procedural steps for license issuance.
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Tetriolphj
Tntn
Butchor
Asienzi Amedeomf Ro
Sarl Mete
Anthony Rats
Neanistaw
Wititazne
City turmoil over Reynolds conduct resurfaces in Clarkabur letter
Clarksburg officials confront a turbulent history as Mayor Moore and Acting Fire Chief Reynolds are cited in a dated sequence of letters and orders. The document traces alleged improper actions, mismanagement, and conflicts with the fire department and city administration, including theater closures and authority questions. Details reference 1912 to 1919 events, with mentions of the Exponent newspaper and the Telegram.
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Clarksburg
Clerketurg Exponent
Adax
Wewepaper
Fire Department
Clark
Thos. Reynolds
Mrowble
Reynolds
Fabric Fire Hose Company
New York
IH. L. Brooks
W. Va
Star
Victoria
Odeon
Hjou
Thomas Reynolds
Brooks
West Virginia
Kindelberger
Reynolda
Heckers
Underworld
Exponent
Red Hot Trail After Hearst Loot Buried by Bandits
Fragmented notes recount a post Civil War tale of the Jane Jamies gang and Jesse James fleeing with loot from a Missouri Pacific train. A buried cache near Claremore is linked to a workman finding gold allegedly planted by the outlaws.
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Kit Dalton
Aremphie
Jane-Jamies
Claremore
Jesse James
Dalton
James
Missouri Pacific
Jodie
Railroad Firemen Vote On Strike Denied In Court Action
In a circuit court session the application filed by Jasper S. Kyle and others to prohibit Dr John B. Smith and others from rifling a gas well near plaintiffs properties was denied and a temporary restraining order dissolved. Proceedings noted on other cases and condemned properties with monetary awards listed. In New York a January 16 vote showed 36,009 railroad firemen on the strike question, with results not expected to be announced before February 10 and sailors returning to duties by February 3.
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Circuit Court
Jasper S. Kyle
John B. Smith
Otfers
Vity School Board
Thomas Feeney
Ezra Bridget Callaghan
Fogney
Callaughan
George Ast
Salem Moresnd Brother
Atte Mattey
Alice Hott
New York
Witt
Dr Ones Lecture on First Aid At Court House Tonight
Dr Harriet B Jones of Wheeling spoke to high school boys this forenoon and to high school and eighth grade girls this afternoon. She will give a free lecture on First Aid at the courthouse tonight at o clock. Everyone is invited to attend. Dr Jones is here with the local Woman's Civic Pub group.
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Harriet B. Jones
Wheeling
Court House
Tr. Jones
Woman's Civic Pub
Meyers Funeral for Mrs. Rachael Meyers
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachael Meyers wife of Wik Yam Meyers will be held at the home tonight at 7 30. The body will be taken to Balomatt Mo Friday morning for burial.
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Rachael Meyers
Wik Yam Meyers
Ater Howe
Gien Bik
Ula Dases
Aight
Balomatt Mo
Moon
Woodmen Elect Officers for Clarksburg Camp No 9
Woodmen of the World Clarksburg Camp No 9 elected L M Howell John Burrows and Jon Sullivan to lead the group last night George W Poe from Grafton served as deputy and Felix Sutton addressed the camp members present in the city meeting
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Clarksburg
Woodmen of the World
L. M. Howell
John Burrows
Jon
Sullivan
Yo ‘Mensurab
George (W. Poe
Grafton
Orzumtenr
Felix
Sutton
West Virginia University Withdraws From Athletic Association
At a management meeting the university voted unanimously to withdraw from ties to the athletic association due to unenforced rules. The moveffects Morgantown based program and alters future winter sports scheduling with Penn and West Virginia entities mentioned.
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Morgantown
Jan
Rlee
West Virginia
Turpet Logicra
Association of Wintere Penn
Ayleadis
Local Bridge Builder Returns to Morgan County
Building Demers Mohn K. Graves, an Owego Bridge Company representative, returned from Morgan County where he has been constructing county bridges since last June. After a few days here he will return to Morgan County having completed his contracts there.
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Mohn K. Graves
Owego Bridge Company
Morgan County
Walter A Jones Dead At 68 In Morgantown
Walter Aorelia Jones, nationally prominent in the window glass industry and founder of the W. I Jones Glass Company, died of apoplexy in Morgantown at the age of 68. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Morgantown
Walter
Aorelia Jones
W. i Jones
Here
Thousands Strike in New York City Nighttime Waiters
In New York City thousands more food service workers join a broad strike. Reports indicate large numbers, with many willing to walk out over 16 nights of labor action and ongoing ratification issues. Local scenes show workers mobilizing amid rising tensions and potential impacts on dining service across the city.
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York
New York
Waltons
Soukerk
Salas CIA
New Court House Proposal Sparks County Meeting
The county plans an extensive courthouse project and invites residents to a meeting at the courthouse on Saturday January 18 1913. The aim is to discuss ways and means to provide space for county offices and county records and to plan for future needs.
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Mleal
Teroin
Deuinad
Apolat
Coisa
Towels Theft Charge At Monroe Hotel In Parkersburg
Two traveling actors were arrested at a railroad station in Parkersburg on January 16 for allegedly stealing towels from rooms at the Monroe hotel. The pair paid for the towels and hotel costs, confessing to taking towels from a single room during their stay. The case proceeded with formal charges filed.
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Parkorsburg
Jan
Monroe Hotel
Miss Cors-Smith Patient in Fall at Highland Park Hospital
A patient at Highland Park Hospital yesterday suffered a fall injuring her right hip. The incident occurred as she was being attended to at the facility, with officials reporting she is currently in a stable but limited condition.
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Miss Cors- Smith
Focal Hospital
Highland Park Yesterdar Alurmnar
Jared
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