Hollen Arrested In Buckhannon For Scale Fraud
Detroit Automatic Scale Company representative Hollen was arrested by Constable T Jie in Buckhannon on a warrant sworn by V Carter. He faced charges of stealing 126 dollars from the scale firm, was arraigned before Magistrate and released on bond until ten o clock today pending further action.
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Detroit Automatic Scale Company
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Idax Bchood Convention Opens in Shinnston
Harrison County Sunday Association will hold its annual session at Shinnston on August 17. Miss Josephine Harmer of Ston is named secretary.
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Harrison County
Shinnston
Josephine Harmer
Ston
Clark Goal District Sunday School District Convention Planned
Arrangements are complete for the Clark Goal District Sunday School Association annual convention to be held next Thursday at Hepzibah Baptist church. The program includes morning sessions with devotionals, a lesson on teaching Sunday school abroad, reports on secretary and committees, and talks by Rev. A S Wolfe, G W Dudderar, Harvey W Harmer, and Rev Herbert Justin Alsup, with an evening session if interest remains. The Clarkshore Trust Company has qualified as guardian of Howard H and Roscoe R Hansford with no end required.
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Clark-Goal
Hepzibah Baptist Church
C. C. Ridenour
A. S ‘Wolfe
G. ‘W. Dudderar
Nannie Dowe
Foreign Land
Wayman Os
Chm
Jtress
Churen
Harvey W. Harmer
Herbert Justin Alsup
B. Turner
Biden
Clarkshore Tust Company
Howard H. and
Roscos ‘R. Hansford
Thaw recounts killing Stanford White at trial
In New York on July 10 Harry Thaw testified again about the killing of Stanford White while denying payments to Susan Merrill. He said he shot White when White moved toward his pocket and claimed he did not pay Merrill large sums. He estimated payments between 300 and 500 dollars and noted Merrill’s 1908 1909 perjury. Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw was reportedly too ill to testify.
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New. York
Harry
Ethan
Stanford White
Susan A. Mer’rill
White
Byvelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Penni
Hart Fined For Leaving Engine Running In Standing Car
Hart was fined six dollars and sixty cents after being arrested Thursday by city police and tried in a police court today. The appeal argued the city ordinance does not cover the charge.
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Hart
Explosions Destroy Powder Mills at Hounslow Middlesex
Several blasts ripped through the 10 Gurties powder mills in Hounslow shortly after 100 workers began their shift. Early reports indicate many injured by flying debris, with initial word suggesting a single fatality. Observers heard the explosions across a ten mile radius and authorities have yet to confirm casualty figures.
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London
Gurtie
Hounslow
Middlesex
Appeal Taken by Edward Hart From Mayor's Auto Decision
Edward Hart filed an appeal to the criminal court challenging the ruling of Mayor Gad Gordon. The mayor had imposed a sentence or action related to an automobile matter, prompting Hart to seek appellate review.
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Edward Hart
Criminal Court
Ward Hart
Gad
Gordon
Travelings Man’s Ener oer and Cholera Remedy Ad
In the summer of 1881 an alarming cholera attack left a traveler near death. Two physicians offered no relief. A hotel porter was sent to fetch Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After following directions, the traveler slept and recovered enough to catch a train next day. The testimonial from EL. W. Irstead of Bouleville, By.
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Thays
El.w. Irstead
Bouleville
Federal Court at Elkins Opens as Public Hears Cases
The first regular federal court session at Elkins drew a large crowd including Vincent Trimboli who faced perjury charges and was sentenced to forty five days in county jail with forty five days credited for time served plus a twenty dollar fine and costs. David Steinbaugh pleaded guilty to railroad car breaking and received six months in Morgan county jail with twenty dollars and costs. Attorneys Guppett Irons and Arnold appeared to practice, and John W. Snyder and E R Snyder of Martinsburg pled guilty to using the mails to defraud and were sentenced to one year each in the Moundsville penitentiary.
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Federal
Vincent Trimboli
United States
David Steinbaugh
Morgan County
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Thomas
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William A. ‘Arnold
Lkins
John W
E.R. Snyder
Martinsburg
Moundsville
Family funeral service delayed after tragic incident
A solemn funeral ceremony was postponed following a deadly incident at a prior service. Eleven victims, including members of the Mayer Tennebaum family, were honored with caskets. ten others carried the beds of Mr and Mrs Cobens and their four children, with close ties noted between the Tennebaums and Cobens.
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Mayer Teenebaunt
Aire
Coben
Tennebaums
Food withheld from Belgium by German forces in occupied regions
Report from London dated July 10 states German military authorities in Belgian provinces are halting food shipments from the relief commission to force civilians into labor for the army. The stoppage is linked to mechanics’ refusal to work in railroad shops.
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Commission For
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Pleasant surprise dinner for visiting family in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport on Thursday evening Mr and Mrs M D Veter and their Jackson Ohio children were treated to an elaborate 7 o'clock dinner by Mrs Fetecta class at her Methodist Episcopal Sunday school home. Guests included extended family and locals. an evening program and Pesbaks orchestra were planned for July 16 at the church.
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Jackson
M D
Teter
Sarah
Katherine
Robert
Catherine Teter
Oral
Roxie Payne
Marian Lawson
Beulah Golden
Magdalene Dawson
Hester Golden
Ada Teter
Lucinda Carder
Waltman Bartlett
Winfield Golden
jMre
J.G. Lawson
Ona Lawson
Clari-Péll
C. A. Willis
Clarksburg
Mary Sandusky
Wilson Williams
Salem
Jahugh Williams
Jesse’ Holden
Craigmoor
Gil Holden
Industrial notes from July social and business visits
Industry and social items from July note various locals visiting and moving. Dahlin of Pipsburz, a popular sales representative for Liquid Carrie Gas, was here on business for his firm. Miss Golden has gone to Fairmont to visit her sister Mrs Rose Wagner. Lee Owens of Pittsburg was a guest with friends here this week. Brown and family of Muncie Ind moved into the Blaine Lightner property to make it their future home. James W Craddock of the Central Trades and Labor Council visited today. Misses Pearl Wameley and Geraldine Beckworth of Norwood were guests of Mrs Nutter recently. Herbert and Russell Swick are spending the week at their grandparents in Weston. Mrs Sidney Roy has returned from East Liverpool with her father Mrs Sullivan. Mrs Blanche Spurlock is ill at the home of her mother Mrs Susan Cot trill. Hy A Crummit departs tonight for Toronto Canada. Mrs Ruby Perine has returned from Morgantown after visiting relatives for two weeks.
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James W. Craddock
Central Trades and Labor Council
Pearl Wameley
Geraldine Beckworth
Norwood
Cr.Nutter
Herbert
Russell
Susan Cottrill
Hy A. Crummit
Toronto
Canada
Ruby Perine
Morgantown
National Prohibition Moves At Atlantic City Convention
National convention of the Prohibition League urged Congress to submit the prohibition question to the people by referenda or state legislatures for ratification. A joint resolution called for a prohibitory amendment to the federal constitution, declaring national prohibition as the ultimate aim.
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Atlantic City
The
League of America
Zinaimous
Association
Congress
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