Tree dispute ends with Harmer threat and torn up tree
A conflict over a tree on Montiastin Avenue escalated as Harm er threatened violence and sought to borrow a revolver while city workers removed the tree. Injuries were described to bystanders, and an injunction was issued late as the tree finally came down amid police and court involvement.
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Harmer
Tree
Suruwr
Montiastin Avenue
Wow Street Oat Company iv
Amiren Tyan
Mio
Gairning Virgie
Waite
Willian
Hariner
Andrew Tyon
Tiose
Pat Jott
Pressdine
Snir
Peth
Mr. Snider
Pune
Barmer
Toya Stall
Ao Telecom Eli
Aan
Pe Hlurer
Siren
Sng
Jail sentence and fine in Tweed court case
A colored man Charles Rink received a sixty day sentence and a fine of 25 cents plus costs in S Washington magistrate court Tuesday for unauthorized easing a valver. The case arose from an incident with Frank Trompelroet at the hore of Tiebert White in Shanty Wit Sunday. A warrant is noted against Mack and another man involved in the matter awaits hearing Monday afternoon.
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Charles Rink
Huistabts
Gay Merritt
Tamwlay Miternoon
Unclear fragmentary report from a distant event
Fragmentary OCR text references a planned event and individuals but contains numerous garbled words making concrete facts uncertain. Reads like an unfinished late night notice about a key figure and a protest or arrival, with dates and names largely illegible.
Revolt Spreads Across Russia Suppresses Uprisings Grows
Reports from Moscow and Petrograd describe protests by thousands of strikers as troops arrive to quell unrest. Japanese observers monitor the turmoil while a Russian labor party calls for action including arson and seizure of arsenals. Widespread strike activity disrupts shops and railways with casualties reported.
Culberson Re-elected to United States Senate in Texas
Charles A. Culberson was today chosen without opposition to succeed himself in the United States Senate from Texas. The Associated Press reports the renomination confirms Culberson's continued tenure and political standing in the state's federal representation.
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Culberson
Himesh
Austin
Teas
Charls A. Culberson
Unita Stats
Freight Wrecks Near Central Station Delays Trains
A freight wreck occurred Monday night between Central Station and Greenwest derailing seven cars and tearing track. Trains were delayed while repairs were underway with limited service restored later. A freight car also jumped the track near Byrom and West Virginia Pitts, causing extended disruption to rail traffic and safety crews to respond.
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Duckworth Saint
Greenvesest
West Virginia
Pitts
Taomley
Pines
Warton Grivty
Murphy's Sweetheart Married After Flanigan Absence
Miss Mary Kupfner eloped with William Tee Blarwell after jealousy, and the two sought Rev. John Flanigan for a wedding. He was unavailable at Adacaston church, so Rev. Cy Av Snider, serving at the Methodist church, performed the ceremony when the session broke up.
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Mary Kupfner
Willian Murphy
William Tee Blarwell
Mfuryny
John Flanigan
Adacaston
Oml
Mutheodist
Tax Law Discussion by John W Brown on Farm Values
John W Brown of his city questions the new tax law via Telegram, arguing it should tax land like stocks and determine farm value by net income after deducting farm expenses. He asserts land valuation should reflect investment yield, not sentimental owner opinion, warning against mispricing based on perceived personal worth.
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John W. Brown
Troyn
Brown
Mr. Brown
Parsonage House Warming and Play Preview
Pride's A M E church hosts a parsonage warming Friday evening with free admittance or before 6 to 11 PM. An offering is planned and refreshments will be served in the church hall. Rev. George C. Samper and the congregation invite all for the parsonage improvements and warm congratulations. Also, a staged production of A Little Outcast is announced for Wednesday at Brand Opera House, featuring a strong cast and elaborate scenery.
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Pride
Eihapot A.M. F
George C. Samper
Cary
Tio Manson
Bold Hold-Up Foiled In Buckhannon Watch Recovered
In Buckhannon a drunken man faced a street hold-up by two gamblers who wrested his gold watch. Luther Moore pursued and recovered the timepiece behind the Southern Pine establishment. The would-be thieves fled, Moore arranged bystanders to watch the intoxicated victim, and the case ended with the improvised jail transfer of the hold-up men, though no arrests were reported. The incident involved a Buckhannon resident W. B. Pratt and occurred near Trader’s Corner and Elle Creek Bridge.
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Lautner Moore
Elle Creek
Tig
Moore
Jim
Malp Street
Isi
Ano
Moyre
Tae
Tittle Sambler
Due
Til Lowe
Brame
Joe
Hiv
Dale
Iim
Moors
Amd
Flearm
Rmnken
Oman
W. B. Pratt
Buckhannon
Wells and drills report in Kitichetoe and surrounding counties
The 6000 Well on Kitichetoe creek and others in Tawie County report continued drilling activity. McKinley farm and DM Matthews farm yield about 100 barrels daily in several fields. Guaranty Oil and Martha Le Sammers farm show progress with 10 barrels and 25 barrels respectively. Nearby test wells at Upham, Ralston, Ch claim a thing. a night air show was noted and may be shot.
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Kitichetoe Creek
Tawie
Taurtol & Nennett
Upham
Ralston
Stephen Webb
Cne
Tevbet
Sova Penn Company
Hay Steithetite
Rerse-Camden
Mexon
Gramnty 681
Martha Sowlamers
Preparatory Services to Be Held at Presbyterian Church
Preparatory services are to be held at the Presbyterian church at 7229 o'clock tonight led by Rev. Trore, recently elie' te. After the service a meeting will take place to discuss church membership or letters. A brief ceremonial closing is planned to precede the consecration Sabbath.
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Presbyterian Cour
Trore
Hs Questi
Tie Srewien
Scott Reelected United States Senator in West Virginia
Charleston dispatch reports Senator Scott reelected to the U S Senate with 82 votes, while McGraw garners 27. The joint session tomorrow will confirm today’s action as lawmakers discuss a range of bills including anti adulteration measures, school funding, and county infrastructure.
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TicGraw
Scott
Rountine
Associated Prose
Charleston
W. Va
Senate
Nathan Bay Scott
Democrata
John ‘I. McGraw
Grafton
House of Delegates
Winx Scott
McGraw
Torvorrow
Serrator Beatt
Darsi'a
Judiciary Committee
Seater Carrigan
Edurtion
Saal
Senaty Hill
Fairmont
Enbt
Liu Muilitary
Evuimitttee
Tinlk
Teade
Tan Qounty
Kanawia
Witheling
Clarksburg
Mary
Sutton
Wetaal
Hesses
Geeelrealty
Wissen
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Frank
Harmar
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Supreme Court
Pardon Board
Toemlas
Easlasd
Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Petersburg
Moxenve
Associated Prece
ST. Pepersburg
Vow Btrik
Maul
Inva Orlerst
St.petersburg
Jan
Nevsky Project
Tokio
Japan
Foreign Regation
Komo
Tussia
Visa
Russian Social Democratic Tabor Party
Stroy
Kevens Galiia
Jefferson City
Tai
Noideinghaws
W Koren
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Murphy
Desperado
Pride's Chaps M. E. Church
Mayer Treodore Martin
Tringany
Buck Hannon Man
Luther Moore
Mads
Martha Somme Farm
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Dyers
Graftos
United States
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Zio
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Smith
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Powell
Mouse
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Suertife
Tm Joomly
Tarhinr
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Keyeer
Mineral County
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Aml
Chepman
Tontington
Goonties and
Artnieri Pal
Sisclair
Tivuse Mill
Thaker
Bill Sq
Aorimich
Mr. Turner
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