Amendment Over One Day in House Amid Reports
In LITON on January 29 the House considered railroad related measures and a Lincoln and Columbus holiday proposal. A move to postpone action was approved and action resumes tomorrow. Senate debates uniform textbook bill and a penitentiary inquiry report due within five days. oath taken for Dell Hinkle. Williams v. Yost contest resolved in a party vote.
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Ty Warder
Taylor
Anette
Warder
Nia Mens
Team Taylor
Col
Tan Atatbaker
Wheeling
Charleston
Delexare Williams
Pocahontas
Mila Seealor
Lincoln
Columbus
Columibus
House
Senate
Ashburn
Hill No. 1
Li Yepage
Rapoceh
Dell Hinkle
Nicholas Counts
Willams Jett
Winkle
Williams
Nicholas County
Yost
Woot County
Gartlan
Craig
Pleasants County
Bine
Sutherland
Court Chronology and Sentences Open to Public View
Local court records recount Tartice John T Fiynn and Sherman Strother charged in burglary cases near Wiltanburg. The defendant Ball faced a 540 dollar fine with confinement, while J Th Hantorm was ordered to New York City this week for further proceedings and show cause.
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John T. Fiynn
Smith
Sherman Strother
Wiltanburg
Cork
J. Th Hantorm
New York
Taft Telegram Cited in Panama Cable Dispute In Congress
In Washington on January 23 Representative Rainey read a cablegram from Charter Tate denying any ties between the President elect and William Nelson Cromwell or the Panama scheme. Rainey said Taft should also telegraph the Panama general assembly to repudiate Cromwell and the alleged scheme.
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Washington, D.C
Rainey
House of Representative
Charter 3
Tate
William Nelaya Cromwell
Fanama
Taft
Gieneral Assembly of
Manama
Cromwell
Panama
Noonan Emerges as Front Runner in Window Glass Workers Vote
Voting sheets for the Window Glass Workers National Association election have arrived. Joseph Noonan, currently employed here, is now the leading candidate for president, replacing AL Faulkner who is expected to accept a government post. The impact of Faulkner’s retirement on the strike remains uncertain.
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Window Glass Workers’ National Association
AL. Faulkney
Joseph Noonan
Faulkner
Upron
Perkins and Thor Testify on Steel Trust Takeover Request
George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co and Oakleigh Thor head of Amore Trust Company testified before a Senate judiciary committee in Washington on January 29. They discussed presidential authority and the legality of permitting the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company to be absorbed by United States Steel Corporation.
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Judiciary Committee
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Washington, D. C
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Oakleigh Thor
Amore
Kinch
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Ot Law
Tennessee Coal & Tron Company
United States Steel Corporatian
Shaw Declines Nomination amid Grand Jury Inquiry
A terse report notes Shaw declining a nomination as the grand jury proceeds. The secretary-treasurer Angela Braw is identified, with unclear statements about possible incriminations and testimony.
The Lawyer and Money: A Call to Public Duty
A historical defense of lawyers balancing service with finances. It warns against money driven practice, urging adherence to law’s duties, truth in client matters, and public trust. It cites trust, corporate power, and ethical responsibility amid societal scrutiny.
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Inga
Feoua
Stetson
Senator Lindsay
Kentucky
Lindsay
Specife
Carnegie
Z-Eatentinancial Tramercilers-Treeo. A
Prades Council Protests Free Speech Stance for Labor Leaders
At a recent meeting the Prades Council approved resolutions praising Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison for defying an injunction on their public utterances. The group lauded these leaders as martyrs in defense of free speech and free press and expressed sympathy for their vindication by higher courts. Copies of the resolutions were sent to Gompers Mitchell Morrison and to the U.S. President.
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Bamurl Gompers
John Atiteholt
Prank Morrison
Wright
Thia
Samual Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
United States
Poultry Show Stock Company Seeks State Charter
A proposed stock company plans to apply to the Secretary of State for a charter to create and maintain a poultry show. It will issue stock to fund the show with authorized capital of 1000 dollars and intends to replace the disbanded Clarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock Association.
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Clarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Blizzard Brevalls Report Telegraph Disruptions Across Regions
Tornado and high winds disrupted telegraph service from Chicago to Texas and Missouri. Reports indicate damaged lines, downed poles, and scattered debris affecting western and southern areas. No major casualties confirmed. several trains delayed or halted amid severe weather.
Proposed First Methodist Building in Parkersburg
Andrew J. Watson awarded plans for a new First Methodist Episcopal church at Parkersburg. Architect George W. Stramer of New York prepares drawings for a three story brick structure to be built at Tenth and Filling streets. Building will be 136 by 58 feet with 31 basement rooms and an estimated cost around 200000.
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Andrew J. Watson
New Methodist Church
Hark
Eyrkersbergs
George W. Stramer
New York
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Parkersburg
Prisoners Arrested for Coal Theft Near Coaling Station
Clarence Iceman and Ebert Shu Ueworth, youths from Coaling Station on the Short Line, are held in the county jail awaiting hearings before Justice George H. Gordon on charges of stealing coal belonging to the Pittsburg and Portmont Coal Company from a coal car. They were arrested Thursday afternoon by Constable G. L. Ford and brought to jail. Hearings are set for Friday night.
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Clarence Iceman
Ebert Shu Ueworth
THREE LEAVE CITY BY LEAVING OR PAY FINES
Three men faced the city’s mayor in police court this morning offering to leave within sixty minutes or pay three dollars and costs each. Michael Muley G Morris and Frank Smith chose to exit the city. They were arrested for drunkenness in the streets. John Ward and George Donovan were convicted of drunkenness and sent to jail after failing to post bond.
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Edward J. Wood
Anl
Ity
Michael Muley
G.@. Morris
Frank Smith
John Ward
George Donovan
Dolar
Iit
Delegates urged to oppose prohibition amendment voting
Numerous telegraphic messages were sent to delegates urging opposition to the prohibition amendment. Parsons and supporters pressed delegates to vote against the measure, while others argued for its passage amidst widespread pleas and lobbying.
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Fort and Ribett
Parsons
Te Holle
Taft Arrives as Canal Zone Welcomes President-Elect
Taft arrived in the Canal Zone aboard and was greeted by officials and supporters. North Carolina delegates and other dignitaries welcomed the President-elect early in the morning amid a ceremony marking his arrival.
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Colon
Top Crater
Buried in TolYross The child buried in Reynetdayille
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a burial at Reynetdayille cemetery for Santi Roschelia, linked to Mr. Dod Stem Deminie Rineetha, with unclear dates and a mention of a Thursday during poeumania. The text is garbled and difficult to verify.
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Santi Roschelia
Dod Stem Deminie Rineetha
Reynetdayille
Ceune
de Ieee Pris
Poeumania
Coal Operators Face Uncertain Action at Extension Freight Meeting
In Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia coal operators anxiously await the outcome of the extension freight meeting. Railroaders expect changes affecting rates and policy, with mood tense as Pittsburg hosts the February gathering.
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Wentern Pennarisania
Ohio
Mile Letelet
Pittsberg
Agency Opens Offices In West Virginia Turmoil Of Labor
The West Virginia Agency opens offices in a sett building led by Messia B Kearns and R For Susan. It aims to provide and secure positions for all individuals and classes of laborers across the state. Their friends wish them success.
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Leggett
West Virginia
Insett Building
Messia B. Kearns
R. For- Susan
Sid
Mossry, Kearns and Ferguson
Dying husband believed shot in apartment incident
Fragmented OCR text suggests Porto Micam manager Conri4 Daniels of United Inves Exprem Company is severely wounded by a bullet in his head at an apartment complex. References a young wife and a marriage license, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Joint Legislative Committee
Charles P. Taft
Ware
Robinson
Resnion
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Peter J. Lynch
Mare Ind Damagy
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Joseph Foifer
Ami
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J.D. Wentz
Pennsylvania Door & Snab Company
Southern Pine Linder Company
Clayton xx SF Kendall
Lumberport Bank Vm
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Thomias J. Collins
Clarksburg
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Tgram Company
Graftod Industrial Company
Vx. A. MH. Stoller
Anderson
Cottrilt Va
W. C. DeForest
Raymond C. Helmick
Vx Jamon Boyle Amt
James Freeman
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National Glass Workers
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Thor
Cheney Bodies
Coram Cheney
Cheney
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Tetera Grand Jury
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Pimrett
William McKinley
Prades
Gompers
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Morrison
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Pointe Meet
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Seeasuin
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Iowa
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Louie
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Methodists of the
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Frederick Ho
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