County Taxpayers Propose Study For New Courthouse
Citizens and taxpayers met at the courthouse on Tuesday afternoon to consider building a new courthouse or adding to the present structure. A ten member committee was appointed by the chair to work out the proposition, cost estimates, and report at a future meeting with the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citixens
Court House
James Iw.robinson
Jay
W. I. Booth
Coal
R. T. Lowndés
Clark
Hugh Vargis
Eagle
George H. Berry
AD Vavisson
Grant
Arthur Sheets
Bardis
Isaac L. Davisson
Simpsoe
John €. Johnson
P. of. Smith
Revival Services Continue At Methodist Protestant Church
Special revival services at the Methodist Protestant Church corner Locust and Sycamore Streets continue nightly this week at 7:90 o clock. The interest is strong with five professions to date. Rev. W. Morrison, pastor, delivers effective sermons while the singing pleases attendees. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust and
Sycamore Streets
WU. W. Morrison
Ayre Back George B Sayre Seeks New Business Opportunity
George B Sayre former proprietor of the Sayre Remedy Company and last year in Middleport clothing business arrived on a visit to Clarksburg. He has sold his Middleport enterprise and plans to buy or establish a new venture at the first suitable opportunity. Prior to Middleport he was in Florida and has traveled widely. He says Clarksburg is the best all around small city for business he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Sayre
Sayre Remedy Company
Middleport
Clarksburg
Sayre
Florida
Edwards Campaign Expenses Exceed Rival Reports
Edward submits expense tally for the senatorial race showing about $3,000 more spent than Elkins or Mann. He notes $2,000 in press expenses including $106.22 to the Herald-Dispatch for qubectitionn and ads, with other costs cited and itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Seymour Edwards
Elkins
Mann
Herald-Dispatch
Anilari
Labor Cost Not All in Tariff Hearings Says Underwood
Washington January 21 The House Ways and Means Committee resumed tariff hearings with Chairman Underwood noting labor cost is important but not the sole factor in solving production cost differentials. He cited management skill and execution as adding value beyond raw labor costs at plantations and factories.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and
Underwood
Garage headquarters raided as owner surrenders
Frank Media, owner of a garage used as the bandit group’s headquarters in Chicago, surrendered today while police sought Robert Webb the gang chauffeur who yesterday shot and killed Detective Hart.
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Chicago
Frank Media
Robert Webb
Hart
Safety Committee Meeting in Parkersburg on Railroad
An active Baltimore and Ohio safety committee session in Parkersburg discussed employee and patron safety, with a later staff briefing at Mr. Bryan’s offices. Morning sessions drew many agents from other points to review procedures and customer treatment ahead of future operations.
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Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. EB. Bryan
Local Official Appoints Davis to Good Roads Congress
John W. Davis of this city is named by President John Cornwell of the state board of trade to join a committee to attend the federal and good roads congress in Washington on March 6 and 7. Other members include A C Stifel of Whitelings, Brown of Kingwood, Dr C White of Morgantown, and Hunter Hyl of Parkersburg.
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John W. Davis
John Cornwell
State Board of Trade
Washington
A. C. Stifel
Whitelings WG
Brown
Kingwool
White
Morgantown
Hunter Hy1
Parkuraburg
Dover Gov Miler proposes six day residency for marriage licenses
In his inaugural address Governor Miler urges revision of Delaware marriage laws to curb elopements from other regions. The main recommendation calls for a six day residency requirement in the state before a license can be granted, aiming to reat tain youth and hasten marriages.
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Dover
Del
Marriaages
Miler
Three Men Sentenced in Regular Session by City Court
Three men were sentenced this morning in a city court session by Mayor Frank R. Moore. They gave their names as Ad, MoWilliams, Steven Daegilio, and Mank Stutler. Fines of $3 plus costs were imposed for street drunkenness. Two other offenders paid fines, while a case of another man accused of disorderly conduct was continued until evening.
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Tly
Frank R. Moore
MoWilliams
Steven Daegilio
Mank Stutler
Brown and McBean Bonded Release After Conspiracy Conviction
Leavenworth Kansas January 21 Roddin Brown and Morgan Mcbean recently convicted in the dynam theft conspiracy were released from federal prison here today on bond. Each had been sentenced for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Roddin Brown
Morgan Mc
Trains Halted On Bret Line After Heavy Rains
Trains are halted on the Bret Line due to obstructing track conditions caused by intensified rainfall. Officials report swift debris clearing and service restoration efforts as schedules face delays.
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Bret Line
Ballot Battle Shapes Early presidential Race in Senate
The House met at 2:30 pm as Republicans struggle in a day of ballots. Bland and England shift votes while French abstains. several members switch leading toward a potential presidential election this afternoon. A recess vote fails, and the chamber debates procedure as the day ends.
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Blessing
Bland
England
Kidd
R Wite
Tings
Coulter
Smith
Roane
MadCorkle
McCrum
D. B. Smith
Peterkin
MacCorkle
Senate
Chicago grain market report hints at futures shifts
Fragmentary notes show Chicago market activity for January to May with corn and wheat futures including May contracts and price movements divulged. Readable items mention Chicago price actions and time window from January to May.
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Chicago
Jan
Georgia tale highlights babies and a murder case
A garbled Georgia notebook item mentions Patrice Wright and an arrest on accessory charges in a brutal northern murder. The text references a cabin crime, a nine month delay, and unclear details about a family or witness named Wright.
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Patrice Wright
Miro
Patrice Weight
Bal Goaniry
Cho Bill
Dre Wright Bas
Promotion for Three House Members and Political Ties
The article reports on promotions and political roles involving three House members Crisp Halls from Georgia's third district and Tdvenner from Illinois's fourteenth district. It notes Crisp as a former Democratic Speaker and parliamentarian, with ties to his father and to clerk positions in the House and state senate.
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Congress
Charles 1
Crisp
Clyde H
Clitk. Tdvenner
iIinola
Washington
Aaa
Cruisers Ordered to Mexican Coast Amid Fire Threat
New London reports a city fire in the business district at 2 AM, fueled by high winds. By 8 AM most of a block was gone with estimated losses around 100000 dollars. fire brought under control by 8:30. In Washington news, cruiser Denver slated for Acapulco reinforcement. Annapolis ordered to San Diego. A British warship stands ready to evacuate foreigners if rebels attack Acapulco.
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New London
Washington
Denver
Acapulco
Mex
Annapolis
San Diego
Acapulet
Americas
Local Industry Seeks West Side Site Near Railroad
A growing Clarksburg industry seeks a West Side location near the Buckhannon Northern railroad. The matter was presented to the board of trade for aid. If the Jaca board offers no satisfactory inducements the company will move to Clarksburg after an offer from the Clarksburg board of trade.
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Morgantown
Buckhannon & Northern Railroad
Board of Trade
Clarksburg Board of Trade
Jaca Board
Eagles Clackeburg Raffle Initiates New Members
In the regular meeting of Fraternal Order of Hughes No. 44 on Went Pike Street Monday night a large attendance conducted routine business and initiated three candidates. Thomas R. Kearns was instituted as worthy chieftain for the year.
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Clackeburg
Hughes
Pike Street
Thomas R. Kearns
Cheplala
Woody Holds On in New Jersey Governor Race Contests
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a political contest in New Jersey around March 3 involving a governor race. References mention Woody and Welalan with unclear quotes about private car and residency, lacking clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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de O
Hte Po
New Jecuty
Welalan
Seton
Fragmented OCR list of state cities and numbers
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous state cities with irregular numbers and stray phrases. It names places such as Morgantown Mannington Parkersburg Huntington and Clackeire among others along with inconsistent figures, followed by trailing unrelated text.
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Binfield
Tabkibunthny
Charlenton
Cshrimw Town
Clackeire
Paltemont
Kine
Gesslon
Huntigton
Meyser Baap Mannington
Muriieware
Morgantown
Mounneville
Parkersburg
Fragmentary OCR Notes From Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Case
Fragmented text references Williams and Wyant in a case against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Terms imply a jury verdict and damages or injury notes. The passage shows unclear names and locations with legal jargon about drainage and obituaries of events.
Weather Warmers Bring Warmer Air Across Nation
A weather summary notes a shift from a cold wave as milder air moves in from the south. Forecasters expect temperatures to rise today and into the next period, with Washington D C. and the Northeast experiencing milder conditions.
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Washington, D.C
Tan
Tigi
Cas
Salem Woman Loila Stark Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs Loila Stark aged about 40 of Salem died Tuesday afternoon after a period of illness. The body will be taken to her home in Salem. The funeral and burial will be held at Salem Thursday with arrangements announced.
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Loila
Stark
Arthur Stark
Salem
Oak Inn
Hoge
Salam
Mining venture plans new shaft in Sewickley area
A coalition of coal operators from Owlo oat, Columbus, Cleveland and Gunton prepare to mine the primary vein beneath Lowerlife and a 90 acre Sewickley tract at Rivesville along Bucklinauon and Northern. The Sewickley vein above the Potter Vole in Layeville street may also be mined by the Oakta firm. An up to date mining plant will be installed immediately. the company owns the three tracts.
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Morganton, Dan
Fenim Columbe
Cleveland
Gunton
Sewickley
Rivesville
Bucklinauon
Layeville
Ohta
Rellat
Dons, Bat
Fragmented notice of student event and travel plans
A mangled passage describes students and a morning schedule with plans to go to Charleston for an agricultural event. It mentions a 24 year old and a teacher, but most details are incomplete and unclear.
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Morganton
Sillvernity
Uled
Charleston
Thompson Ont divorce decree grants baron permission to remarry
The court sentence states Thompson Ont has been granted a divorce from his wife Mrs. Paabae Thompson. The decree mentions a substantial settlement of 1,008,900 dollars and allows the former spouses to remarry.
Woodmes Aber Meeting Chooses New Commander
At a Wooduem World gathering last night, four applicants were promoted to committees and a new commander was elected. Deputy George W. Pom attended. A. Hhomannatt presided amid a tense, purposes-filled session.
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Ehatas
Dilsterey
George W. Pom
Grattes
A. Hhomannatt
Pies at age of tiv Alan Tes dead at Sea
An obituary notice reports the death of Seilie Pugh of Volga at sea. The fragmentary text references age and location but lacks clear dates or full details. Further readable context confirms the deceased and coastal setting.
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Alan Tes
Seilie Pugh
Volga
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