Indictment Details Ramage Case In Vincennes
The document outlines charges against Thomas Ramage including issuing bad checks totaling around 200 to 800 dollars and forged notes. It notes shortages in trust and guardian funds and a missing attorney said to have left the city between Monday midnight and Tuesday morning. He was last heard from via telegram claiming to be in Vincennes Indiana.
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Thomas Retage
Young Vt
Ciniceburg Legal Fraternity
Murch
Ramage
Vincennes
Indl
Beverie
Trust Fiee
Guardian
Nim
Ramjase
Grand Jury
City Board of Education seeks $275000 in bonds for new schools
The city board of education votes to submit to district voters at an early date a $275 000 bond issue to fund new central elementary building additions and ward schools. It aims to relieve overcrowding with new facilities while repurposing Hewes street buildings for grammar use. The attorney will file legal papers and present details at next Monday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Education
Gud
Fone
Hewes Street
Taken Home From Hospital After Operation Recovery
Mrs Edward J Doyle was removed from an oval hospital to her home Wednesday night after recovering from an operation for appendicitis. The report notes a successful recovery following surgery and discharge.
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Edward J. Doyle
Oval
Marriage Licenses Issued to Two Couples
Frank E. Stier and Mary M. More receive a marriage license, as do William O. Taylor and Lilliam Yost, according to the public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Stier
Mary M. More
William O Taylor
Lilliam Yost
Costly Blaze in Youngstown Destroys Twenty-Two Buildings
A severe fire in Youngstown destroyed twenty two buildings this morning causing a loss of about £50,000. Two hundred people were left homeless by the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Lowellyie
Tventy
Bijou Presents Italian Orchestra for Prograst Evening
The Bijou theater hosts a popular Italian orchestra from Philadelphia performing a pop music program and high class overtures this evening from 7 45 to 4 0 o clock. An extra Biograph reel is shown with the regular program, making a three reel show and orchestra for one admission.
Pat and Lean Teams Meet in Postponed Bowing Match
The first game of the series between the Pat and Lean teams will be rolled on alley 1 and 2 at the Goro bowling alleys tomorrow at 7 o'clock. The match was postponed from last Saturday night due to several players being unable to attend.
Grand Jury Returns Felony Indictments and Misdemeanors
The grand jury returns felonies against Thomas Hathege for embezzling 156.10 funds. Homer Hurst for shooting at Art'st with intent to kill. Salvadore Guarascio alias Sell Wawlsin for stoning a street car. Charles M Hamburger for assaulting a horse owner. Earl Underwood and Al Morris for riotous conduct on a Baltimore and Ohio railroad train near Salem. Thomas L. Higgins admitted as attorney. Final report due Wednesday evening before adjournment.
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Criminal Court
Grand Jury
Baltimore and Ohio
Salem
Thomas L. Higgins
Red tape hinders West Virginia mining firm in Korea
A West Virginia mining company operating in Korea struggles through bureaucratic delays to gain recognition. An elaborate certificate from the Korean authorities lacked awareness of the secretary of state's role, prompting a revised, heavily engraved document from the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Keres
Korea
Hirat
Weat Virginia
Stuart F
Salaries Raised for Postmasters in West Virginia
The article reports nationwide postmaster salary adjustments effective July 1, with 45 increases and several decreases. It lists specific West Virginia towns and new annual salaries for postmasters, noting the largest rise from 1,100 to 1,700 in several offices and including adjustments in towns like Beckley, Bluefield, Charleston, and St. Marys.
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Washington, D.C
Lane
West Virginia
Tunnel
Amor
Barbonterille
Beckley
Berroston
Bluefield
Cairn
Gariestion
Chester
Charkebure
Turmininion
Fio
Fagotterilte
Vonarbbee
Glenville
Holden
Humington
BOD
Kayser
Keystone
Boo
Khel
Tawinberg
McMachén
Maclington
Middlesourne
Montgomery
Inspection visit moves Phil lips Sheet offices to Weirton
Diicers and directors of the Phil lips Sheet and Tin Plate Company arrived Tuesday night aboard a private car to inspect properties. They formally voted to place the general offices at Weirton to enable meetings there as per the charter. The Clarkstown plant remains in operation and the shift is not permanent. The party dined at the Flys home and later continued to Wheel ing to visit the Welson plant. The visitors included E. T. Week president and fellow officers: Charles M. Trop Edward Kneeland A Frank William B. Klee J. Hantmann J. M. Davis Tarrison Nes Mitt W. Hl. Baldridge A. Bernhard E. W. Mudge D. M. West and J. Erdmann.
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Diicers
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Pittshore Ayer
Weirton
E. T. Weir
Clarksonts
Empire National Bank
Wheelng
Welfson
Charles IM. ‘Trop
Edward Kneeland
A. Frank
William B. Klee
3. Hantmann
J. M. Davis
Tarrison Nes Mitt
W. Hl. Baldridge
A. Bernhard
KE. W. Mudge
D.M. West
J. ¥. Erdmann
Orders Handed Down By Judge Lynch In Various Cases
Judge Charles W. Lynch of the circuit court issues orders in several matters including final decrees in Stout vs Camden Summers and the West Virginia Fair Association and in Francis administrator vs Townsend sale confirmed. Other cases leave to file briefs or demurrers overruled and a distribution of funds noted. Also mentions the Layland Liner Oxonian fire and Chicago wheat prices.
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Charles W. Lynch
Circuit Court
A. B.comindatfer
Charles B. Stout
Camden
Summers
West Virginia Fair Association
Luther H. Coffman
Hope Natural Gas Company
Ile
Harvey V. Lanham
L. E.martin
Herbert B. Pigott
Seymour Stark
Michael J. Francis
Garland J. Townsend
Sale
Union Land Company
David K. Reed
Deere of Sale
Sherman Rolinson
Cora EB. Fox
Unds
Doctor Stuart F Reed Awarded Salem College Doctorate
The article notes Doctor Stuart F Reed receiving a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Salem College. It praises his eloquence and lists attendees and honoring figures connected to the event, including several named individuals and places. The piece includes a formal address and expressions of gratitude toward supporters and the college.
Great Welcome Given Madero In Mexico City Parade
Amid wild enthusiasm Francisco I Madero and Dr. Wray entered the capital’s government seat. The demonstration halted business. streets lined with banners and troops as a triumphant procession moved toward the national palace. A stirring speech carried a note of undercurrent resentment among some observers.
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Francisco 1. Madero
Wray
Buxinses
Mars of
Nochdi
Milime Madero
National
Etvilhui Sonfotias
Potiel
Calersanicuviens
Grand Opening Planned for Academy of Music Hall Glen Elk
The Academy of Music Hall in Glen Elk, housed in a Pythian building, is undergoing extensive remodels funded by John Hickenwotham Charles C Jones Kurt Thomme and Herbert Ransell. Work includes new roof improvements and room renovations with a grand opening targeted for mid next week after completion of the improvements.
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Academy of Music Hall
Pythian
Glen Elk
John Hickenwotham
Charles C. Jones
Kurt Thomme
Herbert Ransell
Bea Uwell
Judge Gary Denied Testimony Before Steel Trust Panel
Washington June 7 Judge H H Gary head of United States Steel testified before the Steel Trust committee of the House denying plans that would affect Pennsylvania and Maryland river companies. Rebuttal from Hall of Pittsburgh was read as questions addressed.
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Washington
H. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Witnese
Manonizabela River Companies
Amimites
Reverty Hall
Pilsbuns
Gary
Lewis Qualifies as Administrator in Stewart Queen Estate
William A. Lewis qualified Wednesday as administrator of the estate of Stewart Queen with bond set at $2,000 and Hugh Jarvin as surety. The appraisers are Nash William, George A. Lekim, James FP, Queen ad GME Mas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A. Lewis
Stewart Queen
Hugh Jarvin
Nash William
George A. Lekim
Jame FP
Ad Gme Mas
Laach Trade Rumor Shakes Pittman Princes Dodgers Link
Rumor says Tommy Laach could be traded from Pittman Princes to Brooklyn in exchange for two Brooklyn players. Names are unclear and no official confirmation given. Laach would become Dodgers manager replacing Titi Dante. Other linked figures remain unnamed amid the draft chatter.
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Tommy Laach
Cynter feMer
Pittman Princes
Brooklyn
Loar and White to Play Shinbone Bhat in City Cage Tilt
Loar and White duck pins will clash with Shin bone Bhat in a Puget city cage game tonight at Oval Look. League teams from nearby towns seek challengers as Captain Rady leads Witt ralt Bert Gala Loule Deunes Charles Deems and We Ww. Outs.
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Uwaltiear
Rady
Amen Witt Ralt
Bert Gala Loule Deunes
Charles Deems
Wallace Farmer Appears for Examination in Ianacy Proceeding
N. A Wittewan of Wallace faced examination on a Wednesday afternoon in Justice Court under Ianacy proceedings. The terse record notes the farmer’s status as the subject of the inquiry and the local judicial handling of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianacy
N. Awittewan
Gordan
Band Music Event for Woodmen of the World Tonight
Important and intimate gathering announced for Woodmen of the World at Pythian Hall tonight. Knights of Pything band to perform with several sidelights for prominent members. all union members urged to attend.
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Woodmen
Worl
Pythiac
Knighwe
Soho Haus
Feauneteer
Att Oerler
Post Office Clerks Apply After Civil Service Exam
Fifteen applicants lined up for clerk and carrier roles in the United States Post Office Service. An am special examination was held Wednesday by Clarence Ly Gardiner of the Civil Service Board. Thirty three remain en route, with details noting relatives in the area and a funeral planned in Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Post Office Service
Clarence Ly Gardiner
Civil Service Board
Thirien Remoe
Sam Jom
Bridgeport
Earthquake, Death Toll Reported Across Central Regions
Reports from Washington and Mexico City describe a major earthquake causing widespread damage. Authorities note buildings collapse and casualties, with hundreds feared dead or wounded and aftershocks triggering further alarms.
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Eller
Fis
Cis Thomas Ramage
City School Board
Dimeides
Bijou
Main Street
Reed
Lynch
Imluehing
Hola
Janet
Oxonien
Waardem
Oxonian
New Orleans
Antwerp
London
Chicago Grain Market
Jie
Chicago
Wheat
Jeorn
Onts
Stuart F. Reed
Salem Colleges Action
Quart F. Reeds
Mate
Charles
Philonophy
Ing
Ieee
Mit
Buln Lee Beede
Juckeom
Georgia
Lida
Benedum
Waco
Cuz C
Clyde
Harriet Kan
Creta O
Randolph
Hi Swiger
Charis
Wilsoy
Davin
Auriah Clyde Dhret
Bereas Folan
Clariasa J. Mimewell
Clirkebung
Oris Rex Foht
Oftral
Dolores DB
Hickman
7 Union
Vera Radateich
Shinneton
Lulu Madge
Rendelph
Avy Vonberg
Eve Mare Seager
Charles E. Williame
Binns
Dr. Reed
Weeld
Gharfestim
Salem College
Isabla
Madero
Mexico City
Academy of Music
Oliver
Gray
Steel Trust
Lewis
LFACH
Strong _ Shinnston
Eunacy Cash
Tunketit
Hobinson
Charles Robinson
James W
John Robison
Dunkirk
Tle
Auril
Maurice Roun
France
Charles W. Turbes
Pank
Erie
Washieniedomn
J. C
Joel Solmogmaphe
Amd
Permons
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