Senator French Faces GOP Attacks Over Senate Votes
Charleston reports Senator French, Democratic caucus nominee for president of the senate, facing Republican criticism for refusing to pressure colleagues or to release votes. Nine ballots were taken, totaling 105, with a recess for ex-Senator D. B. Smith’s funeral.
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Charleston
French
Senate
T Aimwell
England
Bland
Preston
Waklus
Huntington
D. B. Smith
Wil
New Laundry Building Under Construction At Elk Creek
Shin Drothers general contractors began work Thursday on a modern $5,000 two story laundry building for the 8 and B laundry. Located at Elk and East Pike streets opposite the Church of the Immaculate Conception the 50 by 20 foot structure will house new machinery and modern fixtures. The laundry will move from the Clifford Wells building at Oak and East Pike streets upon completion.
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Shin Drothers
Sirick
Elk Creek
Elk and
East Pike Streets
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Jt 8
Clifford Wells
Oak and
Forgery Trial Highlights Confusing Defense Narration
The fragment describes a forgery case in a distant court where a defendant disputes a note for 800 dollars. Names such as Edmond Southern and Georges W. Preston appear, with a jury verdict favoring the defendant in one motion and references to a payment dispute and a surety.
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Rich Dees
Edmond Southern
Elrentt
Georges W. Preston
Bourke
William
Attmgoun
Cane Uy Holmboe Spd Lafferty
Tatter Haymond
Tragic House Fire Kills Baby. Mother in Despair
A Toledo Weyling area fire claimed the life of a six year old boy and a infant, with the mother driven to madness by the tragedy. Neighbors aided, firefighters battled the blaze as investigators assess the cause and record.
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Abeeice
Janni
Ter
Ghit
Turkeh Cabinet Resigns Amid Protests Over War Move
On January 28 Turkeh cabinet resigns following anti action protests abroad. Interior Minister Mey says they aim to save national honor and will send war but remain resolved to keep Advinnopinz.
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Turkeh
Dyinenet
Tokaat Mey
Advinnopinz
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago grain market closes with corn at 31 to 5 bid and general price movement noted. Trading details show January figures and nearby futures activity amid mixed demand signals.
Cotton Tariff Debate Resumes in Washington Hearing
The ways and means committee heard heated arguments over reducing the cotton tariff. Northern manufacturers oppose deep cuts while southern Whigs push for a compromise, delaying a firm decision as tensions rise.
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Washington, D.C
Ways and Means
Southey
Aca
French aviator Gaulard falls from height in misadventure
The French aviator Charles Gaulard was thrown from a height of 2006 feet during a test flight. He suffered injuries and was rescued after the crash, listed as alive upon pickup by nearby crews.
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East End youth held on grand larceny charge
A twelve year old boy and a young man were jailed under bond of 500 in George H. Gordons court on a charge of stealing brags from Rex Jarvia's well drilling machine some time ago. A warrant was sworn by Mr Darvla and the pair were arrested by Coneiwble. The magistrate set Monday at 2 o'clock for the hearing.
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Frank Grannato
East End
Ja Jal
Barnard Perry
George H. Gordon
Rex Jarvia
Darvla
Werp
Youth Christian association campaign atals by Harding meet
A local meeting led by Rev Dr Findley and Rev H Findley discussed an early campaign date. Chairman Harding announced an executive committee to handle the movement with about thirty city leaders present.
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Clarksburg
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Knights of Pythias Hold Meeting in Goff Building
The grand council of West Virginia Knights of Pythias met at 2 o clock Thursday in the office of W Frank Stout grand Chancellor in the Goff building for the Numeral Welfare of the Order. Attending besides the grand chancellor were L V G Morris secretary O C Wit supreme representative C A West grand master at arms S B Montgomery grand keeper of records and seals IB F Peters inside guard H M Scott George R Butts John Robey WH Dunbar and other trustees.
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Knights of Pythias
W. Frank Stout
Goff Building
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Philipp
O. C. Wit
Selem
C. A. West
Auburn
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Kingwood
IB. F. Peters
Keystong
H. M. Scott
Charleston
George R. Butts
Wiveley
John Robey
Mer Mechen
Grand Lodge
WH. Dunbar
Parkersburg
Witnesses Return From Parkersburg in Counterfeit Case
A group including Brooks police chief Nicholas Whyte lieutenant Ours and others traveled from Parkersburg to Clarksburg after two weeks in federal district court as witnesses in a counterfeit money prosecution. The defense plans a delay due to a counsel’s relative death and possible transfer to Wheeling.
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Brooks
Nicholas At Whyte
Po- W. W. Ours
Frank Duffy
Tony Rizzito
Frank Cavalla
James Burgess
Harry Pocnatti
Fred Richardson
Frank Diafore
Lewis Brown
Salvator
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Federal District Court
Hailans
Fortunato Lobello
United States
H.roy Waugh
Wheeling
Acton
Remains of Joseph Davis Brought From Cairo
The remains of Joseph Davis, a colored man, were brought here Thursday morning from Cairo after he was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train while attempting to ride home from Parkersburg where he testified in federal court. The body lies at Slers Undertaking Company's establishment and no funeral arrangements will be made until relatives are heard.
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Joseph Davis
Cairo
Baltimore and Ohio
Parkersburg
Federal’ Court
Slers
Rateteh
Mrs Shaffer Receives Portion Of Estate In Final Will
The will of Jeanie Shaffer, who died February 15, 1910 in Norfolk Virginia, awards Mrs Shaffer a share totaling 1035.72 after debts and executor fees. Henry Kershaw of New York owes 2071.44 to the estate with 124.81 commission. 1095.72 to an executor and 1035.71 to Father B. Corrigan for masses. Assets include 902.66 plus 2,902.66 money from a friend. Funeral and administration expenses total 885.51.
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St. Gregory's Roma Catholic Church
Baltimore
Garrisons to March Out as War Looms
Fragmentary text reports plans for marching garrisons amid rising hostilities. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR but tone indicates preparation for imminent conflict involving allied forces and potential campaigns.
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London
Shu
Hong
Toithe Hnife Declared by National Liquor Dealers Association
Washington January 23 The National Liquor Dealers Association declared war on the Anthdutoon Lenigue of America The resolution adopted called for immediate action to oppose the league and its methods This item reads as a distorted historical note with unclear names and dates but notes an association declaring opposition to a league and its tactics
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Washington
America
Daplord Antoniaton
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Clarksbury Oil Worker Injured in Well Bailout Incident
John Bennett a tool dresser from Clarkeburg working in Spencer oil fields suffered a badly broken leg in a bailer accident. A nine inch bailer and wire line entangled with a rope when the rope broke, tightening around his leg as the bailer descended. He was treated at St Joseph's hospital before transfer to Clarksburg.
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John Bennett
Clarkeburg
Spencer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bennett
Funeral of Mrs Anna Liptok at St Jare Church
Mrs Anna Liptok of Marshall Mines near St Jare died after a short illness. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs John tmetz husband Charles Liptok and sister Mary Kmeta. Funeral Friday at 10 at the church of the Hély Resort with Rev Fd Prityl. Burial in the local cemetery.
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Mien
Mary Kmeta
Church of the Hély Resort
Prityl
Runaway Girl Blanche Davin Detained After Night Arrest
A runaway girl identified as Blanche Davin aged 15? fled from her home in Eastbury and was arrested during the night by Officer Pickering, who was a guest of her parents. The incident continues on page wine.
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Eaithbury
College Seeks New Structures at West Virginia University
Dwight Sanderson, dean of the College of Agriculture, urges funding for new buildings including an agricultural complex housing the department, experiment station, botany and home economics, plus veterinary facilities and Breen houses. He calls for a larger farm, livestock facilities, and a student dormitory, and supports a law to restrict slaughter of young cattle amid declining cattle raising nationwide.
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Dwight Sanderson
College of Agriculture
West Virginia University
University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Sanderson
West Virginia Federation of Agricultural
Seasion
Charleston
Dean Linderson
West Virginia
America
Nephew Thompson Dies After Appendicitis at Staunton
Thom son Oliver NEPHEW DES Oliver Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs J Perry Thompson of Hikisa and nephew of Edward J Thompson of Bell Telephone, died at Staunton after an appendicitis operation. He attended Braunton Military Academy Tent and had been a student at the institutions. The body will be brought to Filemdite for burial. no funeral arrangements have been made.
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J. Perry Thompson
Hikisa
Edward J. Thompson
Bell Telephone Company
Staunton
Braunton Military Academy
Hays
Bubithe
Filemdite
Convicted Trio Named in Federal District Court Case
Five defendants from Parkorebirs of Utah were convicted in a federal district court proceeding. Samuel Lora and John Munganbs were among those implicated in the charges. the article notes the ongoing legal actions and potential sentencing outcomes.
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Aitar
John Munganbs
Parkorebirs
Utawe
Bold Robbers Loot New York Wholesale House
A daring nighttime robbery at a wholesale provisions store on Thirty sixth Street ends with the assailants fleeing with about six thousand dollars after forcing workers to open the cashier cage. Police report tense moment as attackers brandished revolvers and escaped.
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New York
Etemies
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