Injunction Applied For in Company Dispute at Salem
A judge moved to middle afternoon on an injunction request as Salem Company employees crossed lines with rival Six Jempempntl Traction. The dispute involved the Piles Heir and Clerkbury company, with the Wilam burs section, and ongoing labor tension affecting rail operations and potential infraction actions in Fairmont. The matter remains under court review with further hearings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stholatriek
Amek
Hon & Clirkybury
Wilamburs
Ceetin
Jemperiniptl Traction Company
Tert Hunk Company
Thie Cesuly
Wueporlenl Opera- Gans
Fairmont
Ney
Obebain
Matter
Tjonvinn
Turbulent Night at Weet Wirvinia Ground Race
A garbled report describes a chaotic event at the Weet Wirvinia grounds with talks of horse speed, betting, and varied participants. It references trades, bankers, and speculative sport amid a noisy crowd and late-night activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirwinia
Lenin
Dokens
Wrovrek
Moya
Sefour
Heirs to Millions Parkersiurie overview framing大
Heirs to millions in a California city face a complex probate scene as a prominent oil company figure and several relatives are mentioned. The fragmentary report hints at disputes over assets, family members, and the involvement of a California-based nanny in the proceedings.
Printer Sick Away From Home
Glinelen A Ward a printer from Caldwell Ohio fell ill on the way home after arriving at the tele printer station. Reports say he developed high fever and strong illness on the journey, with local observers noting the sudden onset of feverish symptoms and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glinelen A. Ward
Inest
Esmipistonel
Dy Stek
Caldwell
Ohio
Net Athlin
Ute
Au Toak-Vick
Floyd Robinson Busy Carrying Ice Water
A garbled report notes Floyd Robinson actively transporting ice water as eleven prisoners remain in a temporary jail. Descriptions are unclear due to OCR errors but reference heat, prison conditions, and ongoing efforts to manage the detainees in an improvised facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Robinson
Klayit Tobin
Pomeroy Manufacturer Here Confers With Industrial Officials
Gork Probat head of the firm of Proket Furniture of Pomeroy Ohio arrived Thursday evening and is a guest at the Trader hotel. He negotiates with General Manager Bowen of Clarke Industrial about a mill for the furniture factory to be moved from Pomeroy. Probat held talks at the Industrial company and with Bowen at the Shiers office. Prospects for the annual order to Clark sburg look favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gork Probat
Te Proket Furniture Company
Pomeroy
Ohio
Trader Hotel
Bowen
Clarke Hung Tridustrial Company
Vrilay
Probst
Bowen Ta
Corbitt
Ronmuttalion
Bowes
Shiers
Police Inspection Report From Maltimore City
An inspection of Maltimore reveals administrative changes as M r a T Th Cikith of Maltimore assumes oversight. The chief of Maltimore city is noted for appointing Gatall Wits on July 1, with the longtime resident expressing interest in recent civic progress and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra T. Th Cikith
Maltimore
Mats Fothenteret Servier
Obie
Clabes
Wight Ridey
Mir
Gatall Wits
Mr Carder to Marry Mr Carder in Greensburg Pa
The ceremony will take place at the bridge home of Ick Crouniators on January date. Mr Carder accompanied by Mey Ed Sink will travel to the wedding venue. Friends extend congratulations to Mrs W Ge rt about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter AL Carder
de Jopular Wlerk Ab Dle
Motet Wattsan
Maimon Ty
Bessie Gans
Wat Cily
Nose
Greensburg
Ick Crouniators
Conder
Avith Mey Edsink
Mil Pardue
W. Geertboutiy
Baseball Player Breaks Neck in Car Accident
A ball player suffered a serious chest and head injury in a car crash yesterday. Witnesses say the catcher’s mask and screen failed to prevent injuries en route to the hospital. The team doctor reports stabilize him as doctors prepare further tests.
Buckhannon Defeats Choksbneg In Afternoon Tourney
Buckhannon beat the Choksbneg 12 to 4 in a Thursday afternoon game at Unsebalt tourney. Arrangement for a trade and upcoming clash at Bat hallpark. Grafton team to play here next week Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choksbneg
Buckhannon
Mystery Unraveled in Shepherdstown Case Sparks Sensation
In Martinaburg West Virginia on July 1 and Charles Town Justice Baylor took up the case of Maria Rawson a colored woman from Shepherdstown tied to rumors in the Shepherd College scandal. Rawson faced one count of criminal malpractice and bail set at 500 dollars was posted. Her arrest and that of Watson follow efforts to clear the mystery surrounding the case, with expectations of a major sensational development in Shepherdstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinaburg
Maria Rawson
Shepherdstown
Charles Town
Baylor
E. P. Goodwin
A. Salome Wingate
Shepherd College
Miss Wingate
Justice Bay
Grand Jury
Watson
Lyons Will Filed Probate Document From 1000
The will of Whette Times Mr Lyons has been used for probate. His daughter Bessie Lyons is named executrix. The widow Nancy J Lyon receives all household goods and furniture and one third of personal property and life estate in real estate. Residue of personal estate bequeathed to children Fessin Lyon Ellin Lyon Samuel Lyon Mabel Lyon Stealey Hugh Lyon Gus Lyon Goldie Lyon. Real estate division not proved except a clause directing equal distribution among the children. The will is in his handwriting dated January 31 1000. Executrix not required to give bond. No witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Bessie Lyon
Nancy
J. Lyon
Fessin Lyon
Ellin Lyon
Samuel, Lyon
Mabel Lyon Stealey
Hugh Lyon
Gus Lyon
Goldie Lyon
Taur
Nancy J. Lyon
Shoe factory at Lumberport revival sparks local interest
Reports say Lumberport could see a shoe factory as development firms begin activity there. Prominent business leaders have discussed the proposal with favorable reception, though exact plans and location remain unsettled.
Railroad Officials Inspecting Tour Through City
General Superintendent F. titgerad and General Manager W. B. Simm of Baltimore and Ohio lead a morning gate car through the city on an inspecting tour. The car, transferred from the West Virginia and Pittsburg Division to the Short Line division, was toured as far as Wheaton before heading to New Martinsville and on to Parkersburg for the same mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Titegerad
W. 8. Simm
Baltimore & Oliorabtrent
West Virginia & Pittsburg
Ae Short Line Division
Weaton
New Martinaville
Parkersburg
Constable McClung Undergoing Operation
A garbled report notes Constable McClung undergoing an operation. The fragmentary text references medical procedures and unclear names, with details obscured by OCR errors. No clear dates or locations could be established from the readable portions.
Trades Council Night Meeting Status Update
The regular trades council gathering may be canceled this Friday due to heat and poor weather. No other details are clear as the report notes potential postponements and lack of a confirmed agenda.
Recovery From Flood Poisoning Affects Doctor’s Duties
Dr Jai Payne suffers blood poisoning in fingers of his right hand and swelling in the limb. He was compelled to lay aside duties for a few days. the swelling subsided and he could resume work though the illness lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jai. Payne
Bya Ta
Lund
Ice Plant Bottling Works Planned in Belington Headline
Dr W E Stathers returned from Pittsburg where he has been for days arranging machinery for a twenty ton ice plant and bottling works. A few days earlier he and S A Lewis went to Belington to organize an 820000 stock company to manufacture ice and cooling drinks. Lewis returned to Clarksburg, Stathers continued to Pittstore to arrange equipment for the new concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stathers
Pittsburg
Belington
S.A. Lewis
Dr. Stathers
Pittstore
Decision Reserved In Mandamus Suit In Federal Court
The court reserved a ruling in the mandamus case brought by Kingwood Coal against West Virginia Railroad Irona Coal Atlantic Cowl and J H Weaver. Judge Goff said a month may pass before the decision is revised, leaving the court’s ruling delayed and subject to speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gof
Te Kingwood Coal Company
West Virginia Railroad Company
Irona Coal Company
Atlantic Cowl Company
J.H. Weaver
Jurge Goff
Namce
Sewing Circle Picnic At Union Land Park
The Sewing Circle hosted a picnic at Union Land Park yesterday afternoon. Twelve members and about twenty visitors, mostly ladies and children, were taken by a special car thanks to local manager street card yates D. D. Leonard. They enjoyed an elegant lunch and innocent amusements, though the merry-go-round expected to operate there was not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Land Park
Sister Charges Brother With Assault and Battery
Nettie Watson appeared in the mayor's office Friday afternoon and asked that annual official issue a warrant against her brother Thomas Watson on charges of assault and battery. The warrant was issued and given to an officer to serve. The Waterns live near the old West End depot. The family quarrel is described as a domestic dispute with Thomas allegedly striking his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Watson
Herrother
Thomas Watson
Waterns
Old West End
Thomas
Atenek
Quiet Wedding at Goff Parsonage in City
Luther Moore, stage manager at the Peder Grand opera house, and Annie Coony of this city, were quietly married at Golf Memorial Methodist Episcopal church last evening at 42:19 o clock. Rev. S. Ky rbuthnot officiated in the presence of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Moore
Peder Grand Opera House
Annie Coony
Hiepitsondge
Golf Memorial Methodist Episcopal Chayiot
Kyrbuthnot
Qile
Invalid from Weston Taken to Johns Hopkins
Mrs A D Harper of Weston is carried by its husband and Dr Cary to the depot and conveyed in an invalid chair to Baltimore. She is to undergo a nervous operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Harper
Weston
Cary
Baltimore
Substituting Stenographer Miss Goodwin Aids Clerks
Miss Bessie Goodwin, fourteen, serves as stenographer and assistant in the office of Homer W. William, circuit clerk, using Miss Mice Floating’s notebook during a Christian Endeavor excursion to Denver last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Goodwin
Aml
Homer W. William A
Mice
Denver
Will Hive The Eyes Fames B Cunningham Farm Visit
Coburis Criek resident Fames B Cunningham travels to his farm on Cunning hall's run. Mrs Atoblanan and Sam pause to visit his mother and remain until Monday. Zon accompanies them. Martin Yates is to hire the bees if they awaken while absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fames B. Cunningham
Coburis Criek
Cunninghall
Atoblanan
Sam
Zon
Ala
Martin Yates
Tickets On Sale For Union Sanit Theater Play
Tickets went on sale today at Welly and Manymaker's city store for the Union Sanit theater production slated next Monday night. The company presents Play can be Timd tthe as part of the season and promises a full run throughout the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welly & Manymaker's City
Union Sanit Theater
First trunks hauled to Wakedo for new hotel opening
Wilson, president of Sam A Wilson Transsopriation Co of Clarksburg, to haul trunks and heavy baggage to and from the Traders hotel as official accredited representative. He delivered the first load to the new Wakeot hotel for the New York Hotel Supply Co, praising the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Hotel Supply Company
Wilson
Prodigal Returned by Weston Boy’s Home Visit
Potceman Hayse Shackelford brought the Pennsylvanian boy to Weston yesterday evening and surrendered him to his mother who rejoiced at the prodigal’s return. The reunion followed parental resolve to end the matter at their home after an 878 day dispute and a plan to view local works in Clarksburg was abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Potceman Hayse Shackelford
Coenion
Clarksburg
Tragic double bereavement as infant dies after mother’s death
The two months old child of Miro Walter Francis of Alta Vista died Thursday afternoon. The mother had died a few days earlier, leaving the father to mourn both losses. The infant was buried Friday beside the mother in the Arligeport cemetery, with funeral services handled by Palace Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro Walter Francis
Alta Vista
Arligeport
Dhe Palace Furniture Company
Ear Chewing Incident In Freak Friendly Fight
In a Fourth Street fracas two Black men, Lewis Tucker and Lem Donaway, fought in what locals called a friendly bout. During the scuffle Donaway allegedly bit Tucker’s ear, tearing off a portion and spitting it on the ground before the injury prompted them to separate. Tucker sought aid for his wound afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Tucker
Lem Donaway
Fourth Street
Donaway
Tucker
Hix Point
Family Reunion Attended by Klingsworth and Folk
Charles W Klingsworth and Bertie Sandusky traveled to Arridgeport with Miand and Willian Greenliet for a family reunion at Mrs May Suid ky Kiltingsworths home. Attendees from Pittsburg joined. A sumptuous dinner was served and the day was pleasantly spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Klingsworth
Bertie Sandusky
Arridgeport
Kiltingswort
May Suidky
Willian Greenliet
Pittsburg
Constable Merritt Welcomes Baby Girl at Kant Home
Constable Merritt and his wife W. Guy Merritt welcomed a baby girl at their Kant home on Friday morning. Dr. Payne reports mother, father, and baby all well, though the event required three helpers to sort through constabulary papers before the birth could be marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Guy Merritt
Kant
Constable Merritt
Constabulary
Mark Tadey
Dr. Payne
Harriet Davis Ills Deeply at Home on Spring Street
Harriet Davis a 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Davis of Spring Street is critically ill at home after several weeks of illness. Authorities report her condition worsened since Saturday and remain serious. Parkersburg News provides the update from the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Ales
Davis
Spring Street
Parkersburg
Sir
Estate settlement plans amid Wilton MacLeary estate
M G Holmes of 18 Sundown PM appears as heir in probate of the late Wiltman MacLeary, father-in-law. Executors announce they will settle the estate tomorrow in Ubat City, following court procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.G. Holmes
Wiltman MaCleary
Ho Tringe
Mud Hey
Mimia
Ubat
Teamsters Forming Union in Local Effort
The local teamsters are organizing a union affiliated with a broader federation. A meeting at the Finksy Brewing company offices on the eighteenth of the year saw the drivers urging charter submission to headquarters. Thomas Haggerty and BW. Reynolds spearheaded the push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gew Sool Deranghi
Teandrivers
Eniom
Boosh Federation of Lakes
Finksy Brewing Empany
Vnte
Organiea
Headlqushers
Thoms Haggerty
BW. Reynolds
Old Wagons Must Move On Main Street Disorder
Street superintendent warns wagon owners on Second Street between Main and Pike to remove carts and vehicles. Police notice issued amid long turmoil. threat to tow unless wagons are moved. Residents and Farwelins members discuss potential actions as authorities prepare to enforce order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Main
Pike
Artist Ramsburg Sketches At Camden Fair Grounds
Camden Tramsburg of Frederick City visits Mull in the city as guest of cousin Camden Sommers. Ramsburg, an affiant of ability, has long studied popular illustration in Baltimore. He toured the new fair grounds at West-Vitzinx and prepared a sketch of the track and grandstand plans for the month site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Buried at Lost Creek for Mrs Elizabeth Dyw yon
The remains of Mrs Elizabeth Dyw yon wife of E M Dawson of Mechnnte Street were taken to Lost Creek for burial accompanied by relatives and friends Short funeral services were held by Rev B B Stott at the residence before the train Rev Stott conducted final services at Saint Cenek Burial was in the Kirrk Church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dywyon
E. M. Dawson
Mechnnte Street
Lost Creek
B. B. Stott
Two Women Jailed Over Loitering Allegations
Della Worstell and Lola Rigutaiire were arrested near a roadway for suspected prostitution related loitering. They faced a choice between paying a fine or serving jail time as directed by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Worstell
Lola Rigutaiire
Gril
Sivelser
Clarksburg Victors Narrow Victory Over Cameron Team
Rough game ends 20 to 18 as Clarksburg defeats Cameron on a damp field. Spectators estimate about 100 in attendance while officials rule several close plays and players struggle to identify numbers during the tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
al Teecbalt
Torsiet Toon
Cameron
Vane Pied
Tom Brancens
Colored man Poindexter hailed for early achievements
Columbus dispatch notes C. Poindexter, a 25 year old colored man, is praised for rapid ascent in academics and public service. Born in Venitshire West Virginia, he studied at Virginia Military Institute and Hillsdale College, later teaching at Cornel University affiliates. He aided Professor Hunt and prepared a book on the Field Group. He is described as a prominent local figure with numerous scholarships and agricultural writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. Dispatch
C. C. Poimdexters
Poindexter
Joseph Holerdexter
Iefricn
Levome
Mrph
Panay F. Hunt
Sychonemy
Corel
Venitshore
Weel
Virginia
Tuntitule
Bialiesw College
Metarest
Axrlonttire
Artiversity Ant
Severat Eoclatian
Bain
Orie
Wehme
Ginsigh
Profem Kellerman White
O. 5
Mra
Raward Rono
Thin City
Notice of postponed monthly meeting of lodge group
The regular monthly meeting of the Car kesburys Losspe of United Gumeyerciial Ceavelers is postponed and will be held in the lodge room at the Mookery on Saturday at the usual hour. Four important business items are to be transacted, and every member is urged to attend. W. oRent, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carkesburys Losspe
United Gumeyerciial
Ceavelers
W. Orent
Interior of Furniture Store Altered at Palace
Fragments recount alterations to the furniture store interior with enlarged entrance, new stairs, and an added aisle roof. A large improvement by Wheelerour is noted as part of a broader, costly renovation described as grand and commadions.
Installation Postponed at Hite Event
Opaque text reports a postponement of an installation and orderly measures, mentioning officers and a scheduled meeting. The fragment hints at a delay affecting preparations and public notices, with unclear names and dates.
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Siehe Salem Traction
AMG At Peace
Salem Company
Emipoyes
California
Parkersiuire
Dutin
Mulvey
Ciallfisran
Clare P Holden Rusand
Mes Dull
Mirhael Muleeys
Hiecianont
Etna
Hans Towaris
Cupty Russell
Cal
Willa Rosell
Baldei
Printer
Pomeroy Furniture
B. & C. Police
Mr.carder
Bis
Miss Gans
Greensburg, Pa
Givi
Ford
J. M. Lyons
Lumberport
Bo Snove
Ailroad
Constable McClung
Constante
Marceline Meehan
Wapan Witte Ho
Trades Council
Conneil
ICE Plant Bottling Works
W. E .Stathers
SA. Lewis
Sewing Circle
Big ‘Union Land Park
Goff Parsonage
Johns Hopkins
Will Hive
Waedo
Walter Francis
Merritt
Papa
Harriet Davis
Teamsters
Thar City
Lie
Haggerty and Reynolds
Ramsburg
West Virginia Fair Association
Allen
Luegmion
Ripred
M.A. Banthaer
Lasneréuites
Passa West
Profent
Corell University
Terior
W. W. Boggess
W.W. Bagynes
Thanens
Hite
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