Police hunt gangsters in Rosenthal case as arrests loom
Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty plans to arrest two or three gangsters linked to the Rosenthal murder. Detectives say Sullivan and Paul, held with Bridgie Webber, helped piece together evidence of murder plots. Becker is reassigned, while gunmen rumored to have fled town remain sought. Two youths Howe and White face charges after alleged theft at a creek, with hearings set for Tuesday.
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New York
Dougherty
Gambier
Hermian
Rosénthal
Rosenthal
Sommers
Jack Sullivan
Newaboy
Sam Paul
Sullivan
Paul
Webber
Wrosenthal
Charles A. ‘Becker
Bronx
Waldo
Becker
Rosen
Ofice
Algo
William Shapiro
Eingmen
Howe
Merle’ White
C.L. Ford
George Schultz
Tk Creek
Schutty
Beverly
Jackown V. Carter
White
Warrant Withdrawn in Assault Case Against Shoemaker
In Jutilee Gordon's court on Monday Miss Theresa Conce of Kelley Hill withdrew a warrant against Frank Shoemaker for alleged assault and beating. the case was dismissed and the complainant paid the costs.
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Jutilee
G. H. Gordon
Theresa Conce
Kelley Hill
Frank Shoemaker
Costa
Title inquiry spans Clarksburg business district
Otto Newlove of Richwood Ohio and Mr W Nicholson of Ashland Kentucky visit city interest in property once owned by Jesse Miter. Nicholson researches titles as he was advised his great grandfather held legal interest in most of the area.
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Otto Newlove
Richwood, O
Ashidnd
Jesse Miter
Clarksburg
Nicholson
Throuphelin
Fie
Charley A. Poole
Poole
New Zealant
Tor Seara
Zend Jovernment
McPoole
Route Extended Affects Rural Mall Route in Maryland
The post office department extends the rural mail route from Bridgeport to Oval, effective August 1, easing mail delivery for many families in the area. Visitors noted include J. S. Mitchell and Miss Beulah Mitchell of Weston, W. Day Jr. of Charleston, W. H. Alderman of Morgantown, and R. H. W. Cooper of Wheeling, among others visiting in Masslington, D. C.
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Masslington
D. C
Post Office Department
Bridgeport
Oval
J. S. A Mitchell
Beulah Mitchell
Weston
Charleston
W. H. Alderman
Morgantown
Waldo
R. H W. Cooper
Wheeling
Big Money Dumped Into the Campaign
Former Senator Nathan Scott of West Virginia testified before a Senate committee probing the 1904 campaign funds. He recalled no corporate contributions to Roosevelt’s campaign and cited his own $20 000 to $40 000 plus other donors like George W Perkins. He noted Roth contributions supported West Virginia state campaigning.
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Nathan ¥. Scott
West Virginia
Senate
Washington, D. C
Roth
Apples and local visits amid rural fair week notes
The fragment mentions harvest apples grown locally and a man using a Fi sprayer on delivery routes. It also notes Reynolds Newton traveling to Fairmont for a aviation meet this week, and William Baatey visiting friends in the city over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASD
Wilsonburg
Hurst
Republican
Miestenrietta Newton
Fairmont
Willam Baatey
Judge Hanford Resigns Amid Judiciary Probe
United States Judge Cornelis H. Hanford telegraphed his resignation to the President citing ill health after eight months of sub committee investigation by the House Judiciary committee. In a separate matter bond on the will of John H. W. Cuppet was reduced to 3000 by the county court as lands were distributed. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland acted as bonding agent for Mary Alice Cuppel and Carol B. Cuppet.
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Seattle
Wesh
United States
Cornelis H. Hanford
House Judiciary Committee
Tafl Tl
Mary Alice Cuppel
Carol B. Cuppet
Wrate John HW. Cuppet
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Glassworker Julian Smith Dies After Illness
Julian Smith a glassworker, residing at Northview, died Monday morning in a local hospital after a short illness. Funeral arrangements have not been made. L. B. Santa, president of the Bank of Jacksonburg, returned Monday from Jacksonburg on a business trip.
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Julian Smith
Northview
L. B. Santa
Bank of Jacksonburg
Jacksonburg
Italian fugitive linked to Monongah murder and stakeout ends in escape
A nightlong hunt around Monongah tried to capture Joe Weinman, an Italian brother of Jim Weinman, accused of killing Policeman J Otis Shaver. Authorities offered rewards, but Weinman eluded capture as Shaver died after a gunfight with him and an accomplice.
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Monongaly
Joe Weinman
Jim Weinman
J. Otis Shaver
Monongah
Atte Voor
Coal Company
Fairmont
Gratton
Clarksburg
Marion County
Hallan
Sauver
Ater
Shaver
Tada
Foose
Ax Shaver
Matt
Ag Shaver
Alther
Warren Davis
Jim
Tatiana
Jim Wellman
Ile Fairmont
Society Woman On Trial For Murder
A Chicago society woman, Mrs Rene B Morrow, stands trial for the murder of her husband. The courtroom crowd watches as detectives present evidence while the accused appears richly dressed and surrounded by supporters. The case centers on a fatal head wound and alleged motives discussed by the state.
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Rene B. Morrow
Chicago
Useless road built prompts petition to annul
County Democrats rally at convention denounce the costly road project near Lewis County. They accuse court member Charles Post of personal benefit in building a Post road that serves few residents, urging a petition to annul the road and save taxpayer funds.
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Harrison ‘County Democrats
Gamrt
Elk
Acta
Lewis County
Charles ‘Pont
Charles Post
Lewis
Jénse
Lost Creek
Rooting Creek
Harrison
Upshur
Mob destroys hospital and dweller killed in Princess Anne
John J. Coston, four years old, of Princess Anne Maryland, died after surgery at a Philadelphia hospital Sunday night. His brother Brice was at his bedside when the boy passed. The family learned the news and prepared to bring the body to Princess Anne for funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Ean J. Coston
John
Coaton
Princess Anne
Ding
Pats Adelphia Hospital
W’. Brice Comton
Ang
J. Coston Lem
Coalbound Trains Delayed By Washout Near Parkersburg
Heavy rain washed out several rails on the Baltimore and Ohio line causing detours over the Short Line. Westbound trains are two hours late after Parkersburg, with No 2 delayed until morning and arrivals arriving at the usual station well behind schedule. Passengers between here and Parkersburg face long delays and can't reach home.
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Baltimore
Chomal
Parkersburg
Heras
Chicago grain market figures and visitor from Spencer
Chicago cereal prices show wheat at 6 dollars per bushel and corn at 88 and 1-8 cents, with oats at 44 cents. W. C. Willis arrives from Spencer for a short visit.
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Chicago
Fragmentary OCR note with garbled names and fragments
An unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered proper nouns and phrases about people and groups but lacks coherent context or a discernible event or outcome. The text appears corrupted with mixed capitalization and incomplete sentences.
Court sentences and fines amid drunkenness reports
Court sessions report multiple individuals fined or jailed for drunkenness and related offenses. Names such as James IL and Charles ty nar appear amid costs for fines, with payments and defaults noted. Several others face sentences, while unrelated trips and visits are listed among residents and visitors.
Taft Backed By Governor Deenen In Republican Split
Governor Deenen informs a five member progressive Republican committee they should decide if he will back Taft or Roosevelt. He says Taft is the regular nominee and that he is obligated to support Taft’s candidacy.
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Taft
Springfield
Ill
Deenen
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Mrs Martha Marple Dies At 62 In City Home
Mrs Martha Marple mother of Mrs Zane Alleman and Mrs Teresea Holt died of heart trouble at 10 20 am Monday at 76a We Pike street She was 62 Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Martha Marple
Zane Alleman
Teresea Holt
Vingland
N. J
Frandmother
Jay Reefer
Aleman
We Pike Street
Marriage License Filed For James Ruble And Bon Harbert
A marriage license has been laid to James Ruble and Bon Harbert, with both parties listed as applicants. The ceremony details, if any, were not included in the brief notice.
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James Ms. Ruble
Harbert
Leprosy Case Report From Bay City Man Detained
Sam Ise of Bay City Michigan is under detention with a pronounced case of leprosy. Officials say the final control of the case will depend on the outcome of a later examination determining whether state or federal authority will handle it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ise
Bay City
Mish
Buffalo
N.Y
Saeigen
By City
Mien
Child Dies of Illness as Family Mourns
Audry Shingleton aged 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Shingleton dies after a brief illness. Funeral services planned at the family home Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock with burial in Elkview Cemetery.
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Audry Shingleton
John Shlusgleton
Tuseler
Elkview
Dinner Honors Mrs. Mary White by Lay Street Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Hows hosted a formal dinner at Lay Street, entertaining a number of guests in honor of Mrs. Mary White. The event, described as elegant, marked a refined social gathering with close acquaintances in attendance.
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Duncan Hows
Lay Street
Mary White
New Post Office Established in Mania County Washington
A new post office has been established in Mania County in Washington state. Officials announce the facility will serve local residents and support postal operations in the area.
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Washington
Feounty
Milly Thom Fazther
Loldrt
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