Gunmen to be rounded up soon in Rosenthal case
New York July 22 gunmen sought for the killing of Gamdier Warman Rosenthal are falling into police nets. Harry Walton, one of two conspirators in the murder car incident, surrendered this morning. Deputy Police Commissioner Dougharty predicts the whole gang will be rounded up within ten days, then District Attorney Whitman will begin identifying the conspirator who wanted Rosenthal out of the way. Dougherty says a score of men played parts in the plot.
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New York
Warman Rosenthal
Harry Walton
Dougharty
Whitman
Rosenthal
Dougherty
Thomas Jarvis Killed by Falling Slate at O'Neil Mine
Thomas Jarvis aged 27 employed by Consolidation Coal at the O Neil mine was instantly killed when a slate fall crushed him Tuesday morning. He leaves a widow, three children, and his parents plus a brother and sister. Sister Mrs. John Swiger lives at O Neil. brother Tune Jarvis at Wolf Summit. parents at Northview. Funeral by Stores Kearns Undertaking, arrangements pending.
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Thomas Jarvis
Consolidation Coal ‘Company
O'Neil
John Swiger
O' Neil
Drother
Tune Jarvis
Wolf Summit
Northview
Stores-Kearns Undertaking, Company
Smarple funeral services for Mrs Martha Smarple
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Smarple will be held at the Alleman home on West Pike street Tuesday at 7 30 p m conducted by Rev W M Long of the Central Christian church. Interment will be private in Masonic cemetery Wednesday morning. Washington D C July 23 application has been made for a supply of fish for Roaring Creek in Randolph county Mabie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Marple
Alleman
West Pike Street
W.M. Long
Central Christian Church
Masonic Cemetery
Washington, D. C
United States Fish
Bowers
Roaring Creek
Randolph County
New Mabie
Clerk Rennick Suicide at Hospital in Washington
Miles J Rennick former Guggenheim aide killed himself in a hospital by cutting his throat with the glass from an alarm clock. The incident occurred in Washington D C on the day after July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Miles J.rennick
Guggenheim
Death of William Wesley Robrbaugh Aged 22 in Union Heights
William Wesley Robrbaugh aged 22 died Tuesday morning after a lingering illness of tuberculosis at his brother E. Pravrel's home in Union Heights Missouri. The funeral will be held at the Union Heights home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and burial will follow in Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wesley Robrbaugh
E. Pravrel
Union Heights
Greenlawn
Mitchell Given Prison Sentence In Contempt Case
Joan Mitchell, vice president of the American Federation of Labor, was sentenced in the District of Columbia supreme court to nine months imprisonment for contempt of court related to removing a Make Stove and Range vase. An appeal was noted and a $4,000 bond was furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joan Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
District of Colimbla
Buckhannon and Clarksburg firms win park drill contract
LET CONTRACT PARKERSROW July St V S yneh of Buckhannon and ST Batter of Clarksburg secured the contract to drill three wells on Randolph farm near the Hugher river bend. Work begins by August 10, with one well to target the little sand and the other two to the gas sand. Marletta company to perform the drilling. Julian Benoith’s funeral set for Thursday afternoon at Church of the Lingnaculnte Convention. Burial will follow Henry Craxd comer Wwerye. Mrs. Myrick of Suffolk, visiting Mrs. Dudley D Nristt, has returned home after a stop in Washington. Robert W. Morrin visits from Parkersburg, De WW, Taylor and Jamus spent Monday night in Terra Al Iake for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersrow
Syneh
Buckhannon
ST. © Batter
Clarksburg
Randolph Farm
Amouth
Hugher River
Specifien
Little Sand
Snd
Marletta Company
Julian Eenith
Henry Craxd Comer Wwerye
Mra. Myrick
Suffolk
Dudley D
Washington
Robert W. Morrin
Parkermburs
Taylor and
Jamus
Terra al Iake
Wilson Begins Space Iris Speech in Spacir New Jersey
Wilson began drafting his acceptance speech today to be delivered August 7. He plans a short, plain delivery and denies other motives. Monty McMord visited from Meadowbrook on Tuesday.
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Spacir
Armor Wilson
Man Sets Fire Then Hangs Self Near Pittsburgh Home
In Pittaburg Pennsylvania a 40 year old nam Winkelman set fire to his home while his wife and children slept. He fled from police but three hours later was found dead, hanging from a tree in Riverside Park near his residence. Despondent over unemployment, authorities noted his distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburg
Air Nam
Carpenter Injured In West Main Street Construction Accident
OCantling J B Waters a carpenter employed by R T Lowndes was injured Monday afternoon at the new Lowndes building on West Main Street where a rope broke during hoisting. Waters fell from a ladder, received a severe head wound and bruises but his skull was not fractured. He was treated at a doctor's office before being sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waters
R. T. Lowndes
Stealey Hesebte
New Million
Lowndes
West Main’ Street
James and Law Company
Mr. Waters
Constable Arrests Man for Nonsupport in Fairmont Jail
Constable William Post served a warrant on Charles J Tanner in Fairmont for nonsupport of his wife Lula Tanner. Tanner was found in county jail after a search and held until his ten day sentence for drunkenness and disorderly conduct ends. Fleming Howe and Merl White were acquitted of stealing $44 from George Shults during an evening at EA Creek. Shults could not prove the charge and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Post
Charles J. ‘Tanner
Lula ‘Tanner
Fairmont
Post
Weleerim
Fleming
Howe
Merl White
George Shults
EA Creek
Shultz
Emperor Matsuhiro's Condition Improves in Tokyo
Reports from Tokyo on July 23 state the Japanese emperor Matsuhiro shows improvement per a court physician bulletin. The brief notes his health is stabilizing after recent illness, with officials expressing cautious optimism about his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Matsuhiro
Japan
Prison sentence for German spy in Scots High Court
Apinborg Scotland July 22 1 rm uard Karl Graves a German was found guilty today by the Scot Hall high court of justiciary on charge of spying and was sentenced to ciel month imprisonment notes of guns under construction British arsenals and other criminating documents were s ind to him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apinborg
Scotland
Karl Graves
Scot Hall
Missing Vernon nurse Snodgrass sought by police
A general alarm was issued yesterday for Mrs Darcus Snodgrass, a Vernon nurse missing since July 17. Authorities received no word from police or friends and fear she may have traveled to relatives in Marry Brooks or Martinwbridgs. a funeral procession is planned for a slain officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darcus Snodgrass
Vernon
Marry Brooks
Nicholas
Oakland
Calif
Mrs J A Windom Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs J A Windom came home Monday night from Columbus Ohio where she visited her son P Windom for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. A. Windom
Cloumbus
P. ¥. Windom
Clarke Walker Company At Chautauqua Festival
Clarke Walker Company presents C Edward Clarke Canadian baritone and Miluer Walker violinist with pianist Miss Garrett Johnston opening Chautauqua season. The pairing, praised in Berlin and Paris, to perform both afternoon and evening on the program with roles in American and European concert circles.
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Clarke-Walker
C. Edward Clarke
America
Europe
Paris
Walker
Popil
Rite Keélsier
Berlin
Las Walker Ts
Mist Walker Camp Frect
Garrett Johnston
Germany
Gentle Musical
Slaver of Shaver Lands Safe After Pursuit
Joe Wierman of Stullas, who killed J Oly Shaver, a veteran guliver man, near Moninguh, was safely landed in Fairmont fate Tuesday morning. David Karl Mexemar of this city and Consolidation Water Company captured him in the Grafton yards Monday evening, identified by Trem Mnangah. McNemar had watched for him here after a prior incident in Tunnelton. Wierman reportedly tried to flee across a bridge when approached by officers who fired to stop him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wierman
Stullas
J. Oly Shaver
Guliverman
Moninguh
Wiecisely Lanbed
Fairmont
Fairmens
Graftin
David Karl Mexemar
Ity & Consolidation Wat Company
Muir
Grafton
MeNemar
Tunnelton
McNemar
Grafion
McNenwr Gay Wiernin
Allan
Nemar
Grasas
Serine
Fredo
Acquitted Roya Tymeh in Lynchburg court posting
Acquitted Roya Tymeh in Lynchburg court after a Monday afternoon trial on a charge related to impeding a race. The case involved Charles Dowie and Tedye DoS as key figures in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roya Tymeh
Gordih
Charles
Davis Washington to Speak at County Convention and Wilson Nomination
Davis Washington, D. C., plans to leave Wednesday night for Fairmont to attend the Democratic county convention Thursday. He already spoke there and will head to Wheeling Friday for a meeting to ratify Woodrow Wilson’s nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. c
Vougresa
Davis
Fairmont
Wheeling
Woodrow Wilson
Postal social at Bartlett home honors Nellie Hearst in Rosebud
A July social at Mr and Mrs T C Bartlett near Rosebud celebrated Nellie Hearst, a popular Jones run young lady, with games and refreshments. Attendees included Chaylea Cardon Mary Bartlett Noble Mra Erned Hirvert Coral Rable Fredi Hanbert Hearst Walter Stiera Gernle Ray Fortney James Rogers George Robinson Alta Rittenhouse Lena Philips Clark Rogers Lilian Odewalt Belva Bartlett Lloyd Strother Howard Robinson Ray Hustead May Ode Walt Earl Rogers Lillian Flogerdy Howard Burton Wanda Williams Russell Pigott Carroll Boggins Clint Miles America Hustead Ira Swiger Countess Martin Densit Cries Willis Rittenhowne Aemetta Robinson Ashly Robinson Lillian Strother Carl Rittenhouse Wood Boggess C R Jarvis Bart Pigott Robert Swiger Gordon Rogers Byron Bush Aarons Bartlett Tra Bartlett Francis Swiger Master Paul Harbert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaylea Cardon
Mary Bartlett
Lillian Flogerdy
Howard Burton
Wanda Williams
Russell Pigott
Carroll Boggins
Clint Miles
America
Hustead
Ira Swiger
Countess Martin
Densit Cries
Willis Rittenhowne
Aemetta’ Robinson
Ashly Robinson
Lillian Strother
Carl Rittenhouse
Wood Boggess
C. R. Jarvis
Bart Pigott
Robert Swiger
Gordon Rogers
Byron Bush
Aarons Bartlett
Tra, Bartlett
Francis Swiger
Paul Harbert
Sudden Death of Dennis Keough Reported from Detroit
A dated message from Detroit says Dennis B Keough died suddenly en route to Battle Creek to receive treatment. He was an established contractor from Webster Avenue, aged about 54, residing five years in Clarksburg after moving from Mannington and Limestone New York. His widow survives along with two brothers and three sisters. Mrs Harry T Wilson plans a summer in Oakland Maryland.
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Detroit
Mich
Dennis B.keough
Battle Creek
Mr. Keough
Keough
Clarksburg
Mannington
Webster Avenue
Limestone
N.Y
Ednx
Darrimburg Vdge
Ellis
Cardinal Gibbons Receives Letters on Anniversary Day
Baltimore July 23 Cardinal Gibbons passes a quiet day at home while receiving numerous letters and congratulations on his anniversary. The prelate is in excellent health and has spent the day in Carroll county amid well-wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Carroll County
Tour Michigan In A Car By Morgantown Group
Mr and Mrs A M T Cunningham Mr and Mrs A C Sturdevant and Guy Shuttleworth of Morgantown have begun a two week automobile trip through Michigan with an initial stop in Detroit. Also traveling are Mr and Mrs W W Roberty and daughters Misee enegevene and Mary accompanied by party including Mrs Sara Pitteburey and T Vetard Chtevreault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. T. Cunningham
A.C. Sturdevant
Guy Shuttleworth
Morgantown
Michigan
Detroit
Roberty
Mluseeenegieve
Mary
Ma Saras
Arraignments and arrests near trolley bar in wartime era
Mrs Joseph Vallo and John Farr were arraigned before Mayor Prank Moore on charges of skindling for immoral purposes near the creek bank below the trolley car yard. They were confiaued until evening, then remanded to jail until war time. A storman and two men faced disorderly conduct charges nearby, each tested cash bonds of 160 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vallo
John Farr
TL Moore
Theo
Hiadite
Wes
Post Office Reassignments and Route Cancellations in West Virginia
A long list of post office personnel changes and route suspensions across multiple West Virginia counties is reported. Names such as John Timah, Sanford, Newhouse, and James A. Facksia appear amid reorganizations, with some offices discontinued or renamed. Mail routes between Gardner, Durbin, Braxton, and nearby towns are being reassigned or halted, and contracts for mail delivery to Norris, Norris to Wiech, and Oxnoke to Llanesville are let or canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
John H. Timah
John Pasco
Whiting
Rad Kneb
Sanford
Ib J Hereford
Jackson
Divie
Newhouse
J.deee
Marion County
G. Moore
Grau
County
Haa
Coamegm
Launa
Ratelgh Coum
Hee
Eventon
Kanawha
Benwood
Tor
Norris
Wiech
J. CW. Sila
Gardner
Oxnoke Ty
Tareis
Polnis
Llanesyilie
Mewride's
Venetta
Moreland’s Corner
Unclear jail sentence tied to Perry Station resident
In a garbled report, David Boggese of Perry Station faced a county jail sentence and a $10 fine related to a court action involving Samuel Caastinovo. The text also mentions a car stop and a bucket of goods including whiskey and fruit, with references to Boxsers and Thomas R. Kearns in an unclear sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Boggese
Perry Station
G. I. Gordon's Court
Samuel Caastinovo
Cierka
Thomas R. Kearns
Sheriff Byrd Meets School Board at End of Term
Sheriff Percy Byrd met the Grant Gutrict School Board at Lest Cate and the Union district hoant on Tope Tuesday to settle elements with 2histnn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Byrd
Grant Gutrict School’ Board
Lest Cate
Esd
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Slate
O'Neil Mine
Fish
Jause
Mitchell
Bond
Woods County
Wilson
Monty McMord
Ethel Garrett Johnston
Emily Walker
Carpenter
Nurge
Clarke-Walker Company
Shaver
Tedye Dos
Yarorter of
Buckannoy
Vieltor
Bartlett
Rosebud
T/C. Bartlett
Rowe ‘Budo
Mise Nellie Hearst
Jones
Dennis E. Keough
Irs
Harry T. Wilson
Oakland, Md
Cardinal Gibbons
Bouple
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