Proposal to upgrade Waldo water works by city board
Directors of the Board of Trade adopted a report urging city water works improvements to meet industrial growth. The plan calls for enlarging storage, adding a 12 inch pipe, installing duplex pumps of 0.5 million gallons per day, and improving pressure for fire fights, with funding options including a $15,000 initial appropriation or a loan and future bonds.
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Board of Trade
Waldo
Clarkshire Boand
Bog
Srith
Roison
Hitler
Mic
Marthe
Weiler
Selim
Chestnut and
Pike I
Nes
Tani
City Water Works
W. B. Osborn
M.hart
J. Hornor Davis
Edmund Wagill
J. ¥. Eatill
John 7
Shore
Middle
Mr. Norris
Meadville
Permanent
Tom Francis Quits Baseball Manager Post Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR reads Tom Francis quitting as baseball manager amid Clarkelumg turmoil. Reportedly he may contest the decision while owners back Rennk Welch in a disputed third position. unclear details but hints at internal stockholder tensions and leadership changes.
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Tom Francis
Bacehall
Clarkelumg
Francis
Amd
Mi. Francia
Dance Postponed At Mendes Park Event
The evgelar dance at Mendes Park has been postponed and rescheduled to Tuesday night. No new time is specified. Organizers urge attendees to watch for updates and follow park notices.
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Evgelar
Mendes Might
Reformist Sam Wilson and Louisa Johnston Sentenced
Sam A Wilson the negro reformist and his paramour Louisa Johnston began thirty day sentences in the county jail after the circuit court upheld Mayor Harmer on a prostitution assembly conviction. They were fined twenty dollars and remained appealable but the appeal failed. The couple had been active in reform candidate support in the last municipal election. Police found them together in a room early morning, mostly nude, and both pleaded not guilty.
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Sam A Wilson
Louisa Johnston
Harmer
Wilon
Sam
Repeater Offenses Prompt City Court Actions
The mayor convened local court actions against repeat offenders. Burt McAfee faced ten days in jail after a 10 fine. Jim Pat Fleming paid a fine but was released after an 86,60 order on employers. James Zabish received five days for a second drunken offense. Ed McGoo, new to the courts, served three days for drunkenness.
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Burt McAfee
Officer Brooks
Burt
Jim Pat Fleming
James Zabish
Ed McGoo
Burke
Chief Scott Trial Reveals Blind Man's Recovery Claim
William Flarrington, alleged blind man in Torindaicrly, was sentenced to three days labor after a custody hearing. He claimed he was entirely sighted after release, saying the stones he broke revealed his vision was intact. Local court records describe him as a hyper and the ordeal surrounding his confinement.
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William. Flarrington
Torindaicrly
Jal
Largest Crowd of Year to See Sunday Game
Saturday pay day at Phillips Shere and Tin Plate Company mills paid out 18600 to employees. The mill with nearly five hundred workers plans a full summer shift, anticipating constant work and a large turnout for an upcoming game.
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Phillips Shere & Tin Plate Company
Bethany Commencement Recap and New President Elected
Rev W M Tang returns from Bethany College commencement where Dr T E Crambhiet was elected president for five years and exercises were applauded. Among the students were Abhi of this city and his sister Miss Ladis, who attended as a former student until Christmas. J D McReynolds also attended. Bethany is praised as a successful Christian church school.
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W. M. Tang
Bethany College
T. E. Crambhiet
Mies Ladis
J.D. McReynolds
Hetheny
Christin Church
Highway Robbery Near Weston Involving Italian Victim
A daring highway robbery occurred between this city and Weston days ago. Victim James Marchetti, a young Italian hand on BB and C pat, was overpowered by four men after Smith lured him with a promise to show something. Marchetti, who later reported the incident, said Smith may be involved. police believe he is not well known locally.
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Weston
James Marchetti
Talian
BB & C
Pat
Smith
Mariat
Sone Woods
Hire
Tim
Marchetti
Antil
Smit
Free Show at Eureka Amusement Com features beer garden
The Eureka Amusement Company presents a free show with free lunch and garden behind the White House Cafe on Pike Street. The garden is men only, a first-class picture machine will be shown for free, and Manager McDonnell promises the best order. A large crowd is expected tonight.
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Eureka Amusement Com
White House
Pike Strot
McDonnell
A. O. H. Meeting Open Sunday Afternoon
All members of the A. O. TI are requested to meet in Centennial Hall Sunday afternoon at 1:30. It is desired that all be on time so those attending the ball game may have ample time to dash. By order of H. Coyne, President.
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A. O. TI
Centennial Hall
Das
Marion Going for Hubbard in Fairmont Area
Reports from Fairmont and Mannington indicate W. P. Hubbard will win Marion County at today's primary by a large margin. City polls opened at 10 am amid widespread talk of strong support for Hubbard in both county and city districts.
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Fairmont
W. P Hubbard
Marion County
Mannington
Hubbard
Cource
Rock Hill College Commencement Acknowledgments
The Telegram notes Rock Hill College students Tan Canfield and Percy Byrd of the city are honored at the commencement exercises. The President and Faculty attest the presence of the graduates at the ceremony, scheduled for Monday afternoon, June eighteenth, at the Maryland Theatre in Baltimore.
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Tan Canfield
Percy’ Byrd
Thie City
Rock Hills 'College
Ellicott City
Mid
Rock Hill College
Maryland ‘Theatre
Baltimore
Death of Denzil Highland Amid Family Tragedy
Five year old Denzil Highland of Water street Austin Highland father died last evening at a o'clock. Remains buried at the iow cemetery with services conducted at the home. Telegram mentioned critical illness earlier Friday.
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Denzil Highland
Austin Highland
Waterstreet
St Joseph's Academy Senior Class Exercises Delight
The St Josephs Academy senior class held commencement events in Centennial Hall with a packed audience. Performances included piano duets and quartets, violin and voice pieces, and a dramatic pantomime. Prizes were awarded for mathematics, history, punctuality, and attendance, plus medals for Christian ideals and studies.
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St. Joseph’s Academy
Centennial Hall
le Prophetn
Meyerbeer
Adna Wilkinson
Elsie Winters
A. Geibel
Toute Vapert
Gobbhaerts
Joanna Wallmay
Nellie Gould
Julio Rar
Ais Dolan
Misa
Joanna Wallatan
Julia Devaney
Ella Casey
H. Johson
Misa Eva Keenan
Longhtlow
Alee Thane
Bohr
Joanna Waltman
Mary Carfield
Elizabeth Felt
J. A. Reynolds
Rita Fagan
Marie Helmick
Mise Martha Crate
Pumcturil
Emma Gaughan
Maury Heakey
Ted Oe
Aris
I Joanma Wallinan
Thomas Spillman Cleared in Sunday Selling Case
In circuit court Harvey Bremer was found guilty of carrying a revolver unlawfully. Thomas Spillman was tried on appeal from Mayor Harmer’s court and found guilty of Sunday selling, fined $20 and sentenced to jail, then granted bond on appeal. Spillman’s employee Joe Gollo was fined 30 days in jail for beer given that day.
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Harvey Bremer
Tae Hickman
Thomas Spillman
Harmer
Mt. Spillman
Lynch
Hawonjo
Spillman
Joe Gollo
Grand Jury Indicts Multiple Crimes in Friday Session
The grand jury returned indictments late Friday, including felonies for burglary and robbery, and a murder case involving Ferrell at Northview. Other names appear in miscellaneous misdemeanors and charges, with several defendants mentioned in unclear fragments.
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Owen
Tsgac
Hannah
Walton E. Rymer
ABC
Am-Tucker
Semana
Riley Ables
Roamapelena
Mrs Edward Hought Buried Hear Whee In Ohio
Unclear garbled OCR notes describe the death of Mrs. Edward Hought and a funeral near Wheeling. The report mentions the Short Line Dallas and Joe McNamape representatives and an escort formed by the husband. The burial took place at a Short Creek camp near Wheeling today.
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Edward Hought
Hear Whee
Hought
Round Hospital
Thareday
Wheeling
Dallas
Joe McNamape
Shalten
Fagles
Short Creek
Whroling
Warrant Issued for Bill Rose at East End Boarding House
A warrant was issued for Bill Rose, boarding house keeper at the East End, after a dispute over a bill for beard and payments. Constable Lee Colman and another officer confronted him at the tele mill this morning. the men allegedly arranged to act.
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G. W. Rose
Ian Buarding
Eoet
Lee Colman Sorvel Ik
Cumstonting
Handsome Cars Cue at the omely painted care of the Fairmont
A fragmented line notes a scene involving vehicles and a scene at Fairmont and Tews, with unclear grammar but suggests a setting featuring cars and a painted area. Entities appear as Fairmont and Tews, likely place or business names, though the exact action remains obscured.
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Fairmont & Tews
City council meeting notes amid cluttered remarks
The city council met Friday night with most members present though Corky Counerdinahy was absent. Dr. Warner called attention to health concerns on Wilton Street and weed control along Pike Street. The finance committee discussed a proposed $70,000 allocation, while a larger $5,200 claim and other items were noted.
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Regula Festi
Counerdinahy Corky
Warner
Wilton Street
Agerognie
Minplictrate repair and building work details
Fragmented OCR item lists various repair tasks and costs including boot building, east of Virginia repairs, sidewalk work from Clarke to ASC, and a school-beam repair. Mentions several unnamed items and prices such as 6275.00 and 210.00, with unclear locations and descriptions.
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Virginia
North Pearth
Clarke
ASC
Pablels Stor
Privat Laruad
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