Reynolds Sues Over Alleged Damages From Gas Company
Charles B Reynolds of Cincinnati plans a libel suit against Reorve Gas Company and attorney Charles Powell of Fairmont for one hundred thousand dollars. The case stems from a disputed statement said to have been made by Powell about Reynolds, alleged in the presence of witnesses and lawyers, with a federal court filing anticipated before Judge Nathan Goff.
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Lynch
Reynoldavitta
Charles B. Reynolds
Cincinnati
Charles Powell
Fairmont
Minda
Powell
Reynolds
Thorn Baker
Gindnantly
New Baptist Church Makes Fine Progress
Encouraging progress reported in work of the new Independent Baptist church. Good responses to fund raising to build a house of worship. New members added. Friday evening at sunset in Ike Creek Rev RB McDanet baptized one lady. Arrangements for recognition by a council of Baptist churches planned. Council will consider propriety of recognizing the new church before admission to a local Baptist association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Induttal
Ik Creek
RB. McDanet
Ata
Governor's Day Plans At State Guard Camp Event
Charleston June 24 agenda outlines plans for Governor day next Thursday with grand review by the governor. Features include athletic events and central ceremonies. Sermons by chaplains and sacred concerts by experimental bands mark the on site routine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
State Guard
Mere Wit
Tornado Strikes Park Razing Stables. Three Horses Die
A tornado at Recreation Park in Kalamazoo Michigan tore through a row of stables killing three valuable horses. Willim Wiedmayer died after contact with a telephone line. No other injuries reported.
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Kalamazoo, Smich
Jay
Willim Wiedmayer
Cheaper Prices Object Drives Protective Association Plan
The Citizens Protective Association aims to cheapen household necessities by forming a wholesale food order system. Members would place monthly orders, pay in, and receive goods shipped locally with no stock minimum. Organizers report seven to eight thousand dollars raised and expect a formal organization soon with solicitors and distributors appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Protective Association
Alt
Association
Wicland
Alleged Assailants of Girl Arrested in Keyser West Virginia
After a daylong manhunt for the Ridgely assault on Nellis Ott, three men were found on a Western Maryland railroad train and arrested in Keyser by Chief Davia. They listed as Devanaugh Harry Hartman and Dad Manford, an elderly engineer, and await identification. The trio matched the victim’s description including missing front teeth and a razor.
Godfrey Co Wins Shinnston Hall Contract
The D A Godfrey Company was awarded the contract to carpet and decorate the Odd Fellows new hall at Shinnston. The firm claims its recent store expansion and large WV stock enable superior, exclusive carpet and decorating work, justifying its industry lead.
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Seth Cowan
Odd Fellows Hall
Shinnston
D. A. Godfrey Company
Odd Fellows New
West Virginia
Carpeta
Faer
Metapid
Settlement Looms After San Francisco Telegraphers Strike
San Francisco June 24 no word on a settlement of the local telegraphers strike from New York head offices of Western Union and Postal. Hosopte Days of durviavitia and a funeral were held Saturday for 78 year old James A. L. Day of Anrvisvilia, father of James A. L. Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Ehnic
New York
Western Union
Poytal Fotestaptt
Hosopte
Eitizen
Haywood trial resumes as Clarence Durrow opens for defense
Boise Idaho June 24 The Haywood trial was resumed this morning Clarence Durrow made the opening address on behalf of the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Clarence Durrow
Defensa
Hubbard Chooses Private Secretary
Attorney Albert L. Lohm of Nein of Net Lohm was named private secretary to Congressman W. P. Hubbard and will move to Washington July 1. He will continue his law practice in partnership with Mr. Noff, with duties requiring him to be away half each month except during sessions when he will be in Washington constantly.
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Albert L. Lohm
Nein
Net & Lohm
W. PD. Hobbard
Washington
Lohm
Noff
Congress
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Hubbard Meade
Mr. Lohm
Wee
Several Killed in a Collision Near Pittsford
A passenger train crashed into a freight near Pittsford on the New York Central line killing Emmett Lyons of Chester Station Agent Cutting Brakeman Vroom J McArthur and Foreman Jacob Bues of Lockport. Roy Banks of Youngstown is among the seriously injured.
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Prom
Rochester
Emmett Lyons
Chester
Cutting
Vroom J, McArthur
Thridge
Jacob Bues
Lockport
Lage Wighd
New York Central Railroad
Pittsford
Roy Banks
Youngstown
Local dog attack interrupts night in county
A dog charged through a county street between 10 and 12 pm Sunday causing injuries to a man who struggled to escape. The dog, described as large with erect ears, fled toward the county line after the incident. The victim received aid and reported the attack to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Ali le
Man Confesses to Assault After State Drops Felony Charge
In Brown, John Ben Molt faced the State over criminal misdmeanor charges related to an assault on Anna Sut, wife of Charles Sutton. The court Monday charged him with assault and battery. he pleaded guilty, paid a ten dollar fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benmolt
Anna Suton
Charles Sutton
Brown
Harry Garedon
Asault
Public Meeting Aims to Gift Fort Acres to Broadhurst
A public meeting in Bridgeport discussed turning forty acres plus nearby ground or more into a Broadushte campus site. Promoters propose offering Institute land valued near $25,000 and aim to raise funds via public subscription to total about ninety acres. The site is elevated with rich scenery and close to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, awaiting finalized plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oalinals
Bridgeport
Beridgeport
Promin
Duskins
Vayissons
Johnsons
Farskoa
Balmore & Ohio Railroad
Adamston Men Move to Form New Sunday School Class
A gathering at Adamston aims to establish a new church movement with a Sunday school class for members aged 16 and up. Officials invite all to attend as refreshments will be served and local leaders outline the plan.
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Adamstom
William & O' Bron
Taek- Pannot
Fore Une
Camden Sammers Heads to Belle Vernon for Races
Camden Sammers left this morning for Belle Vernon Pennsylvania where he will race Just Bud the sensational trotting colt from the Sammers Moore stables. Hamlin of the stable accompanied him to water and prepare the horse for tomorrow’s events.
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Camden Sammers
Belle Vernon
Wally
Z. B. Hamlin
Sammers Moore Stables
Waterad
Bud
Osborn Seen as Possible West Virginia Adjutant General
Col A Osborn of Clarksburg likely to succeed the late Samuel Baker as adju General of West Virginia. Col C J Morrison to command provisional regiment for Jamestown display with Lt John T Harris as assistant adjutant general if needed. Medical staff represented by Major Hoge Captain Lyons Andrew and McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Osborn
Clarksburg
Vany Tkely
West Virginia
Samuel 8. Baker
Clarkshire
C. J. Morrison
Loamestown
John T. Harris
Brig
Jamestown
Asstam
Hoge
Lyons
Andrewn
McMillan
Nluo
Mortisottua
Guster Hurls Stone at Strother in Street Altercation
An altercation on South Chestnut Street left merchant Mr Strother injured when George Custer seized a hose, sprayed him, then picked up a stone and struck Strother on the head. The wound bled but was not considered dangerous. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Custer
Mr. Strother
South Chestnut Street
Strother
Public Park Frontage Work At Court House Yard
The front terraces at the courthouse yard are being torn away along a considerable distance to place Hepa along the entire frontage and extend the yard back to the courthouse front converting it into a public pick. The de trees will remain undefirted. The Spanish cannon and soldiers monument will be the main feature. E. W. Wella had charge of the work.
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Court House
E. W. Wella
Possible federal review of Brooke County injunction ruling
Information from J J Conftt indicates defendants in the Brooke county pool case may seek review by Judge Dayton of the U S circuit court. They argue residents of West Virginia were disadvantaged by state authorities bringing the matter to the state court and contend the injunction was granted on grounds not aligned with state statutes. A transcript of Brooke county court records may be prepared for federal presentation.
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J. J. Conftt
Obtarnay
Brooty
Dayton
U. S Oebit Court
Nesbitt
West Virginia
Uder
Brooke County
County Court Reconvenes in Busy Session
The county court reconvened Monday with all members present. T. Flanigan qualified as guardian of Blair Flanigan, infant of Harvey Flanigan, deceased, giving separate bonds of three hundred dollars each with L. Whiteman as surety. Rome road matters were looked after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Flnnigan
Blalr Bi Flanigan
Harvey Flanigan
Whiteman
Rome Road
Preacher Thief Arrested in Horse Stealing Case
Sheriff confesses arrest of a one armed preacher in connection with a horse theft ring led by a man named Graham. The duo allegedly stole stock in Penemon and Siddle, with Graham traced to Morhart and Marion county lines. Graham, a five year penitentiary veteran for horse theft, reportedly preaches in communities after stealing horses. He denies involvement this time.
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Wood
Graham
Jomieher
Pifemon
Parnops
Ryans
Crewe Lonk
Parkers
Morhart
Marlon County
Hin
Mirmont
Gratins
Horton
Mineral County
Elmer
Grocery Store Changes Hands at Main Street Stand
Mowirs J H Ritter and David Hennett have purchased RJ Matoney and Co. at 540 West Main Street and will run one business from the stand. They plan to expand to meet trade demand and build a fine enterprise with strong community support. In New York, June 4 John Johnson, a wife murderer, was executed in the electric chair at Bing Hing prison.
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Mowirs
J H. Ritter
Amd
David Hennett
York
John Johnson
Bing- Hing Prison
Unwritten Law Trial in Virginia Judge Loving Murder Case
The article reports on Judge W Loving facing trial for the murder of Theodore Bates amid a defense invoking unwritten law. It notes Loving’s claim of insanity shifts and his assertion his daughter was wronged, with a lengthy jury process anticipated and witnesses planned to be examined.
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Associated Pree
Houston
Loving
Theodore Bates
Young Talon
Ites
Mies
Elizabeth Laving
Turlge Laving
Laving
AndRe Loving
Eaton
Virginie
Commonwealth
Judge Loving
Beton
Beton Tm Frefight
Oak Rudge
Payne
Estes
Imne
Bit Fron
Lecture on the Martyr of Florence by Rev McDanel
Rev R McDanel will lecture on the Martyr of Florence at the Baptist church Thursday night June 27 at 8 o clock. The talk, under Baptist Young People's Union arts program, features Savonarola life. Admission is by silver offering. proceeds go to the Bureau drainage improvement fund aided by the young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDanel
Florence
Baptist Young People's Union
Savonarola
Buresnauge Improvement Fund
Steamer Santiago destroyed near Corral Chile
The steamer Santiago, operating between Penama and the south coast of South America, was wrecked near Corral. One passenger and an officer are named among the dead or missing, with the rest of the crew injured or saved. Tornadoes hit Medicine Lodge Kansas, destroying 25 houses and injuring six with one missing.
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Associated Prova
Santiago
Chile
Penama
South America
Cor ¥al Tolay
Pashinger
Packengars
Kansas
Medicinn Lodge
Kay
Modisfine Lodge
Tolzaing
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Spanent
Bod
Shustben
Harry Gorton
MEL
Broadhur
Adamston
Osborn
Baker
State
Morrison Goon
Geo. Guster
Hia
Court House Yard
Hight
Federal Court
Mr. Graham
Parkersburg
Wklster and Bennett
My de Maloney & Co
Virginia
Young Estes
EV. Womel
Baptist Charen
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