Langis dies after long illness in Pa county
Inquest into fraud allegations expands as five conspiracy cases proceed in Harrisburg. The five defendants include state officials and contractors linked to misused funds. Todd leads the prosecution with a large legal team while Shields and Cunningham defend. Lloyd L Langis, a longtime county official and sheriff, dies at his home after months of Bright's disease, aged 70, with funeral planned at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
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Farrisburg
Watate
State Capitol
Tadxe Kunkel
Ae Commonwealth
Sanderson
Huston
Philadelphia
Ier
Enyder
Pegristharer
James Shumaker
Pnotther
Cassell
Todd
Janes Scarlett
Ablet Counser
Asslatan
Jal Cunningham
Folip H. Fox
Harrisburg
Welsh
Bade
Philadelphia 5
A. 8
Shields
Samuel Mr. Clement, Jr
Graham
Rothermel
Charles J. Berener
Lyman D
Harrison County
Bright
Elleyn Lowndes Lang
Simpson
Otslock
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Hig Mate
Ie Church
Lang
Granderson G
Camie A Lang
Mr. Lang
Himauit
Ghelstiyn
Republican ‘Party
A. A
John. G
John G
Frank Shuttleworth
Charlier
Angus
J. Nan
Smith
Ue R. Nord
Goff Chapel
Pepe
Knights of the Maccavees
Labor wins in Adair labor case at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled against a June 1 1907 act barring discrimination by interstate railroads against labor union members in hiring and firing. Justice Hart had the majority opinion, finding the law unconstitutional. Adair as master mechanic William Adair of the Louisville and Nashville railroad could not be discharged for union membership.
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Associated Frown
Washington, D. C
Congress
Willam Adair
United States
Adair
Loytevilie and Nashville Railroad
Suse Ha
X Inhor
Traders Hotel Changes Hands
The Traders Hotel changed hands Monday as Guy R. Sinsel resigns as proprietor and J. G. Beal takes over from Pittsburgh. The deal closed Saturday night with Beal assuming ownership, liquor stock, and hotel equipment. Beal plans modern improvements while Sinsel leaves with a new lease for five years starting next year.
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Traders Hotel
Guy R. Sinsel
J. G. Beal
Pitinbucs
Poweslon
Ink Rite
Beal
Sinch
Ten
Binet
Falemant
Sinsel
Grief Stricken Husband Commits Suicide at Wife's Grave
Grief stricken Conrad Erbe aged 60 of Springfield killed himself at his wife's grave in Woodland cemetery Dayton today by drinking poison. The death follows the recent loss of his wife, with authorities noting his severe distress after her death.
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Dayton
Conrad Erbe
Springfield
Woodland Cemetery
Fire destroys Mayer building and Hotel Moronce in Chicago
A fast moving blaze in Adams Street Chicago gutted the seven story Mayer building and the adjacent Hotel Moronce. Over twenty guests were awakened as walls and roofs collapsed trapping much of the fire crew. One firefighter died and more than twenty were injured. W P Dann and Company suffered major losses as the Mayer building offices and printing floors burned.
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Chicago
Kired
Mayer
Moronce
Adams Street
James Gallagher
Annual Meeting of West Virginia Sons of Revolution
The Society of the Sons of the Revolution in West Virginia holds its annual meeting in the Wheel ing board of trade assembly room on Saturday at 7 o clock p m. An elaborate banquet follows at Fort Henry Club. Secretary Frank Cox has sent notices and most members are expected to attend. about 160 members exist, with roughly half residing in Wheeling.
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Society of the Sons of the Revolution
West Virginia
Wheeling
Creditors sue Semier Milling in insolvency filing
In the U S District Court Cincinnati today creditors allege Semier Milling Company of Hamilton is insolvent with aggregate claims around 100 000, initiating bankruptcy proceedings in the federal court.
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Associated Prose
Cincinnati C
Semier Milling Company of
Hamilton
Datus
Titel Staten District Court
Circuit court actions and arrests report brief agenda
Monday session records show Hugh Barclay admitted to bar. multiple civil suits dismissed or docketed including Mood vs Spring er and Raw vs Bernheim Vintiog Co. Warranted board bill on B. Ragsley led to arrest by the constable. preacher B. Stele of Philadelphia preached at Vincent hotel, with fees and call noted.
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Hugh Barclay
W. E. Tate
A. M.T. Copningham
Bernheim Vintiog. Co
W. F. Raw
Enit
Thomas M. Mood
D. Springer
Qiatah
W. A. Smilin
EW. Welle
May Parker
Willam Jarvis
Rachael McIntire
Tol
Isang Atkins
Thomas A. Burke
Walt
Hams & Davisson
Ove
Washinston Fuel Co
Frank Roreill
Charlee P. Jauens & Co
Horsoc Hardware Co.ve
Melee C. Shing
B. Ragsley
Pord
Gordon
J.P. Vincent
Her. B. Stele
Philadet
Vincent Hotel
Rassleybet Ghia
Sanday
Perjury Charged Up To Witnesses
Mine Inspector Grady testified before the Mine Investigation Committee as William Warner avoided naming the party who received his report. The panel weighed recalling witnesses suspected of perjury tied to their employer in the room, a move deemed unlikely. John Steele was seen secretively with Senator Scott, and the governor’s message is at the printer for tomorrow’s reading.
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Charleston
Grady
Mine Investigation Committee
William Warner
Kidd
John Steele
Colored preacher attends baptism at Tabernacle church
A colored preacher named Reckefnier attended a baptism service at the Tabernacle church in Auglata. The event drew local residents and highlighted community faith leading into the winter season.
Long Questions Asked Doctors in Thaw Case
The defense in the Thaw case completed its testimony and Littleton began reading a long hypothetical question to the psychiatrists testifying for Thaw. The question covered all prior testimony and was prefaceed by Jerome’s objections. It emphasizes irrational acts from infancy to the homicide and targets three doctors Jellitte Wagner and Evans.
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Associated Frees
New York
Littleton
Jerome
Delmas
West Virginia Elks Lodge Eyes Permanent Organization
Robert T. Cunningham and W. 3. Black head the temporary State organization of the Elks Lodge at Fairmont. A forthcoming meeting will bring delegates from WV lodges to finalize a permanent structure aimed at protecting the order's emblem and promoting social and lodge activities.
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Robert T. Cunningham
W. 3. Black
Fairmont
Elks Lodge
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Barges Lost Off New Jersey Coast In Storm
Reports to the Marine Exchange say two barges the Owende and Watts Band were lost off the New Jersey coast during last week’s storm and eleven sailors drowned in the calamity, with rescue efforts continuing.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Mariinme Exchange
Watts
New Jersey
Close Fight In Election For Mine Workers Presidency
Wheeling 27 The race for the national president of the Mine Workers to succeed John Mitchell develops into a close, uncertain contest. Reports say William Wilson leads T T Lewis by about 15000 votes, with Lewis supporters claiming varying majorities earlier. locals expect final results only after all ballots are counted.
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Wheeling
Inn
John Mitchell
Reht
L. Lewia
Bridgeport
Kloop- Donerit
W. B. Wilson
Willian
Lewis
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Wyorming
Ilinois
Ohio
Toca
Aire
Baltimore and Ohio bars liquor for employees on and off duty
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway enforces a strict anti intoxicant policy for all workers involved in operation and signaling. George L. Potter, third vice president, orders immediate dismissal for any employee found to have used intoxicants. The crackdown follows wrecks linked to intoxicated staff.
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Baltimore & Ohio
George L. Potter
Jury Probes Into Shooting Death at Chieftain
A jury investigates the fatal shooting of Mia Dolli¢ Hackins a 30 year old colored woman in Chief tain Aine Hast Saturday night. Hawkins, a colored man, is jailed after claiming the woman killed herself. Magistrate Flynn led the inquest, with a crowd present as the affair unfolds at the scene and in the county jail.
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John N Flynn
Wiler Bonbarg
Sean Oes
Mia
Dolli¢ “Pane
Allie Hackins
Chiefmaen
Sun Hawkins
Hawkind
Saya the
Wyn
Hawkins
Bilsworth Lee
Tetrate Flynn Piaced
Hawking
Lee Ws
Squire Flynn
Tachins
Carl Martin
Martin
Flynn
Clifford-Osborn
Wy J. Keith
Chieftain
Maxwull
Poultry Show Begins Tomorrow in Uniontown
In Uniontown Logan County First National Bank of Dawson sues George C Gans once a hotel male defendant in a suit to recover 8408 with interest from October 23 1906. The plaintiff through attorney John M Care claims the above date defendant made a new promise to Jesper Augustine in Fifteen months from that date and is now trying to secure payment. Also notes a separate incident involving Patrick Cowley and Assistant Foreman Job Hagan being struck and injured by patent agents in a separate blot.
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Tniontown
George C. Gans
First National Bank of
Dawson
John M. Care
Fondant
Jesper Augustine
Afteen
Fourth Annual Fow Exhibition Opens in Hoffman Hall
The Fourth Annual Dictators Poultry Association show begins in Hoffman Hall tomorrow morning and runs four days. Judges include Lambert of Appomingo and Charter of Carps, with free admission for children. The event promises the largest poultry display yet, with many fowls brought to the hall and activities continuing through the week.
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Hoffman Hall
Dictators Poultry Association
Tor
Therane D
Lambert
Appoming
Afd
Xndt Charter
Cram
Carsp
Ophn
Wodt Tomor
the Pac
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Bec
Lloyd L. Lang
Brushy Park
LABOR
Guy Sinsel
Mr. Beal
of the Society of Sons of the Revolution
Wheeling, West Virginia
Chil
Witnesess
Hears Colored
State Society
Order of Elks
Lauer
Charlotte Amalie
Thomas Jun
Jeane Junesn
Romenamdee
Imeergent Haytigns
Bas Deyn
Uquor
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Gans
Blest National Bank of Dawson
Tran Rilia Two
Parema
Patrick Cowley
Assatant
Job Hagan
Peeryltants
Cal Ber
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