Grand Jury Session Deliberations Reported For Court
The court recessed at 10 oclock Tuesday morning with Judge Charles W Lynch presiding. The grand jury, named by foreman O A Lawson, examined general statutes on mining safety, fish protection, Australian ballot rules, and tax assessment duties. Judge Lynch urged thorough investigation of any issues, explained ballot protections, and emphasized universal tax expense sharing among citizens.
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Orning
Tudor Charles W Lynch
A. Lawson
J. B. Haymakes
einOarden
Ori
Sommerville
N. J .Horrel
Henry Bennett
Hugh Swiger
Fe J. Daviseons
M. J. Muutry
Tacob
D. Forskey
W. By
Alpheus Williams
C. J. ‘Stont
W. J. Steele
Judige Lynch
Grand
Wesides
Bret
Grand Jury
Taige Lynch
Per Eral
Stove
Toynch
Taduo
M Moh
iGular
Qdt
Diamonds Take The Third Game In Club Bowling
The Diamond and Clover clubs faced a deciding bowling match last night at the Diamond alleys with the Diamond club pulling out a twenty pin victory. Day led for the winner with high series while Fry of Clover posted the high average. team totals showed Diamonds 3058 and Clover 3638.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Fultz
Eli
Mulligan
Glover
Renthouse
Knox
Neem
Pry
Iwiking Plans for Goff Block
City architects measure for a proposed six story business block on Main Street west of Court Street at the request of Judge Nathan Goff. EJ Wood and Charles L Tickman took measurements Tuesday and may submit plans, with others possibly joining.
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Nathan Goff
Main Street
Court Street
Lynch- Harmer
EJ. Wood
Charles L. Tickman
Weston Wedding Unites McGann and Martin in Weston
The marriage of Miss Wathryn McGann of Weston and Mr Frank F. Martin of Indian Territory occurred Tuesday afternoon at four in Weston at the bride’s parents home. The bride wore embroidered chiffon over taffeta with the honor attendant in net over taffeta. A wedding supper followed and the couple will depart for their future home in Indian Territory.
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Wathryn McGann
Weston
Frank F. Martin
Indian Territory
William McGann
Abetine McGann
Jan
Frank Whelng
Taken to Printytown for reform school transfer
Sheriff Carter of Parkersburg took William Tansure to Rays Reform School today. The boy, convicted of nine felonies for burglarizing the Sune-Bumgardner residence, begins his term at the reform institution as directed by Taet criminal court.
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Sherif Carter
Parkersburg
Printytown
Willian Tansure
Rays Reform School
Taet Criminal Court
Tansure
Deeds Recorded Involving Executors and Transfers
Property transfers appear in the record with executors and buyers including E B Fittra as executor of D G Fittra selling to Wo ani W C Garrett, and James M Robey selling interests in Engle district. Other entries note transfers in Ti m on district and Thien district with various properties and acres, to multiple grantees.
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E. B. Fittra
D. G. Fittra
Ani
W. C. Garrett
Ielots
Bernolderili
James M. Robey
Ler Rogerss
Engle
Katherine
Stuart
Bruce Me Aten
Meathorell
Arthur
Hill
Gordon Te Frill
W. (. Burnside
Jolm B. Tost
Mother dies saving baby near Camden on Gauley
Mrs Emma Snyder, wife of Thomas Snyder, was gathering eggs with her infant when a runaway wagon headed toward her herd. She moved the child to safety, but was struck by a train and killed. The baby, spared by the mother's quick action, was recovered unharmed, though a horse incident caused injuries likely to prove fatal for the boy.
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Ohio Hills
Camden-on-Gauley
Emma Snyder
Thomas Snyder
Mills
Ruu
Gay
Flocking Back to Old Kentucky
All trains run with extra coaches and double numbers of cars as Kentuckians from across the United States return home for the inauguration week starting tomorrow in Louisville Kentucky.
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Associated Presa
Louisville
United States
Point Comfort Wedding Quietly Unites Beall and Cunningham
Mr. Ben D. L. Beall and Miss Tey Cunningham were quietly married Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs C. F. L. Coalgate in Point Comfort. Rev. J. K. Arbuthnot of Goff M. E. Church officiated. The couple, after a brief reception, departed for Burnsville where they will establish a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben DL. Beall
Tey Cunningham
Burnsville
Burneville
Kentucky Court of Appeals Rules on Race Education Ban
The Kentucky Court of Appeals declares the 1908 law banning state funded race based education unconstitutional affecting Berea College and related institutions. The ruling is set for appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
Berea College
United States Supreme Court
Editorial Association Captain Sperry Attends National Meet
Captain MG Sperry attends the National Editorial Association annual meeting in Indianapolis. The group plans ten days in Indiana and the Great Lakes region then visits Montreal and Quebec. The trip will cost about $3 per day for meals.
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MG. Sperry
Indianapolis
National
Hditorial Association
Indinea
Great Lakes
Montreal
Quebec
Salem Commencement Programs Open With Evening Exercises
Salem College begins commencement activities with ceremonies planned for Thursday night. Speaker Qenemettument Pieper will give the address Thursday morning, while Byrom Kitg is scheduled to deliver a lecture. Local attendees from Shanberpert will travel to the event.
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Byrom Kitg
Reporter Wanted for Larceny Description of Suspect
Richard Sylvester chief of police Washington DC asks inquiry into Eugene F Drennan arrest. Describes white male 28, 5 feet 8, medium build, ruddy, dark hair and eyes, thin smooth tie, index finger tip missing. Wore blue serge suit straw hat neat. Served in Marine Corps six to eight months ago. Left DC May 30 or 31. seen next in Crestline Ohio and Chicago Illinois on June 4.
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Richard~ Sylvester
Ant
Washington, D. C
Eugene F Drennan
Syl- Teeter
TS. Marine Corps
Our
Washington Daily
Fae
Washington
Cressline
Ohin
Chicago
Camp Goes for Examination
Charles W. Camp from Toft travels to Elkins tonight for examination at Davis Memorial Hospital for an in service pension. He is a Philippines veteran of the 27th United States Army regiment. He previously had appendicitis surgery and ongoing leg issues, now drawing a 12 percent monthly pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Camp Toft
Elkins
Davis Memorial Hospital
United States Army
Philippines
Anita Team Wins Ball Game at Picnic
Anita Lodge of colored Wrighte of Pythias hosted a Tuesday picnic and the Anita team defeated the Clarkeburg Stars 12 to 1. Batteries: Hickenbotham and Nelson for Anita. Robinson, Robinson, Thomas, Lacy for the Stars. umpire Wellman.
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Anita Lodge
Wrighte
Pythias
Anita
Clarkeburg Stars
John: Hickenbotham
John Nelson
John Robinson
Robert Robinson
Archie Thomas Onllaronce Lacy
Stara
Students Push to Promote Prof Ervin Maxey at University
Morgan Towax reports on June 1 a committee of students asking President Purinton to sign a petition for the board of regents to appoint Dr. Ervin Maxey as a full professor. The president declined to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Towax
Tave
Purinton
University
Ervin Maxey
Maxey
Purinton Reneed
Rate Bill Sent Back to Conference in House Vote
Washington June 12 The railroad rate bill was put to conference by a 184 to 1 vote. Metz Hoptormgala Sherman of New York and Richardenn of Alabama named as conference on behalf of the House.
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Washington
Metz
Hoptormgala
Sherman
New York
Richardenn
Alabama
Waif Sent Home from Boongidle
Waif Ard Farris, found at Boongidle, was sent today to his grandmother in New York. The report from Sedalia, Missouri notes the boy’s removal follows a welfare inquiry and was arranged by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia, Mo
Une
Willard Farris
Boongidle
New York
Garter Held for Grand Jury in Assault Case
The state presented evidence at the preliminary hearing before Squire Gordon. Witnesses testified about an alleged assault on Tyavieson Ron Saturday evening. Attorney Charles Mostra conducted the prosecution, with Lay and Coffman for the defense. the grand jury was not yet in session. The magistrate set bond at 1000 dollars.
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Pvidere
Hurenj
Squire Gordon
Grand Juru
Ion
Shafomh-flémisg
Tyavieson Ron
Witnemer
Earcely
Charles Mostra
Lay
Coffman
Jield Carter
Grand Jury
Iran
B and O President Doubts Rumor of Reading Stock Sale
In Balticonte Maryland an interview about a rumor that Pennsylvania Railroad might buy Reading stock of the Baltimore and Ohio yields a cautious response from B O president Murray. He says he has no intimation or inside source confirming any such scheme.
Fire devastates Galveston bridge cutting off city access
A fire this morning destroyed about 100 feet of the bridge linking Galveston Island to the mainland. The blaze isolated Galveston from the outside world except by ferry. Local authorities worked to control the flames and restore communications as fire crews battled the structure.
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Galveston
Texas
Tnland
Mainland
Relates to Elkins Law violations by four meat packing firms
Four meat packing companies, including Swift and Company, face accusations of violating the Elkins Law. The cases involve accepting illicit inducements and shipping stock for outside markets. Proceedings target shipments tied to Burlington Railroad and New York routes, with guilty findings anticipated.
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Arsociated Prega
Kansas -Opdy
Tyne
Bates
Apia Rombpang
Swift
Pibeeanye Cae Aly & Company Nde Es Packing Company
Phip Nesta
New York
Fury Ab
Burlington
Priseit
County Judges In Session Again In County Court
The settlement of TMS West trust for W F Gilbert was finalized. GeFittro J N Swiger and Edin Maxwell were appointed to locate a trend in Francis addition at Reynoldsville. W G Ward and W Want were exonerated from erroneous assessment. An order signed for Juanes Furbee Mc Dolan and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The county court met in session with limited attendance. A S Harbort qualified as administrator of Seth J Harbort with bond of 1500. Clerk appointed Bermud McWhorter guardian of Got McWhorter. Two land tracts owned by TH Bartlett consolidated and charged in Grant district. George No Kollman of Grasselli appointed magistrate in Simpson district.
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TMS West
W. F. Gilbert
GeFittro
J. N. Swiger
Edin Maxwell
Francis
Reynoldsnile
W.G. Ward
W. Want
Greerils
Juanes Furbee
Mc Dolan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Xoui Unse
Dedlay
A. S
Seth
Harbort
Bermud McWhorter
Got McWhorter
TH. Bartlett
Jett Confesses to Crimes as Vessel Floated
A phased report says Jett confessed to crimes in Breathitt County. The ship Weeterland, allegedly linked to the case, was floated near Philadelphia at midnight and reached port with damage from shoals. Officials have not released the confession publicly.
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Breathitt County
Associated Press
Philadelpnia
Delawant Hay
Yellow Fever Quarantine Enforced Off Gulf Coast
Public notice from Louisiana State Board of Health announces a ten day quarantine at Ship Island Gulf station between the Mississippi and Mobile. Governor De Wetron identifies the measure as a response to the yellow fever cases in New Orleans and aims to prevent spread.
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New Orleans
Pnet
Ship Teland
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Mobile
Wetron
Louisiana State Board of Health
Stabbing Affray Shocks Beverly Merchant Trade Row
A violent incident at Beverly ended in a stabbing after a quarrel over price. John AW Chanel, a merchant, was attacked by an angry customer named Harry West during a dispute over a pair of trousers. Both men fell as West fatally stabbed Channel with a knife.
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Beverly
John AW
Chanel
Harry West
Channel
Divorce Petition Filed By Mrs Wm Ellis Cores
Mrs Wm Ellis Cores wife of the president of United Static Steel Corporation filed a petition for divorce in the district court. The action seeks separation and related relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ren
Wm. Ellis Cores
United Static Steel Corporation
Clarkeburg Brewery appoints agent for factory health efforts
The Clarkeburg Brewing Company named an agent to oversee health clinics at the place. The action aligns with local efforts to improve public health standards and worker welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkeburg Brewing Company
Back to Conference Report with Mixed Names and Places
A garbled report from Washington lists several names and places including Wheeling and Wheeling district figures. It mentions a conference hold and individuals such as Carmen Veet Charis and Pronk Campolly in scattered contexts.
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Martiare
Riis Swarer
Carmen Veet
Cod Charis
Radneengdh
Pui Smith
Pronk Campolly
Wheeling
AE J
Cunningham
Danes H. Parrill
Gasser Fire Destroys Vast Gas Reserve in Ritchie County
A massive blaze consumes eighteen million feet of natural gas at Burnt House in Ritchie county. Flames rise 500 feet as crowds watch the inferno after a well struck by lightning could not be capped during a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Toen
Burnt House
Ritchie County
Hames
Easr
Mie
Hardy
Dupont Elected to U S Senate by Delaware Legislature
Collins Hy Dupont, Republican, was elected United States senator by the Delaware joint legislative body in Dover after a today session. The result marks a key political development amid ongoing party negotiations and state political realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveneanted Press
Dover
Del
Cole Hy Ay Dupont
United States For
Dela Ward
Nvon
Earthquake Pictures Draw Big Crowds at Nickelodeon
Vividly realistic earthquake footage shown at the Nickelodeon draws large crowds. The film is praised for its realism and holds steady attendance through the evening showings. Tonight and tomorrow night, crowds plan to attend again to see the pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Excursion Planned to Atlatic City by Exromiane Tours
Exromiane announces a round trip excursion to Atlatic City with tentative dates September 6 and 26. Tickets cost 90 each, with a 16 day return window. Charles Radcliffe of Burneville was admitted to Keeler hospital Monday and underwent surgery.
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Exromiane
Atlaetic City
Armest
Charles Radcliffe
Burneville
Grand parade to open annual Chris event in Dayton
Associate Pras reports Dayton hosts the opening ceremony of a grand annual Chris event. The program includes a notable parade and a featured presentation by Wilhelm, with several named towns and districts listed as participants and spectators exceeding two thousand attendees anticipated.
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Pras
Dayton
Roite A Gan
Wilmi
Ratee Tor
Helig
Porberignttis
Spritgfeld
Sandtky
Lancaster
Mollefontastics
West Milford News Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Milford report notes visits from residents of Marksburg and Clarkeburg. Local figures Dr. and Mrs. M. Kemper spent Sunday in Hockford. Charle Holliver traveled to Prince Hontas County for work. Treated with illness in Buckhannon, local ties mention relatives visiting from Clarkeburg and Morgantown.
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G. Moreiedn
Marksburg
Sarat West
Trion Wurtiin
Selby
Tie
Trim
H.C. Welmick
Highland
Keanna
Clarksbury
Lotion Highland
Buckhannon
B. Ferrell
Buttato
Arthur Laelia
Romani People Involved In Transport Incident
Fragmentary report notes Romani individuals observed around rolling stock near a terminal. Several figures described as traveling through a city area with movement resembling a parade or gathering. Details on actions or outcomes are unavailable in the readable text.
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Goff
Babe
OLD Kaintuck
Editories Association
Salem
Ralph
Forthey
Shanberpert
Chineles W. Carp
Shmpeon
Prof
Associated Prees
Kudpals
Russia
Revolutioniste
RB. Sige
Buckbanbon
M. Tl Davis Wena
Salers Attenning Chemit Rome
W. Tl. Bryan
Shinnstog
Agreatt Tunelay
Re. Simes H. Morricon
Wil
Craigemor
John Dutton
Crainmeir
Toraday
T. M. Sullivan
Mt. Clare
Rsa
Erbe
Jett
Acotis Dessle
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DuPont
West Milford
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