Court conference in Red Rock fuel case adjourns to next day
Inter state Commission order prompts Red Rock Fuel Company and railway officials to resume talks after a morning session. Glasgow, for the railroad, argued that current plant and track limitations make the proposed coal operation impracticable without broader coal-region infrastructure. He noted distinct routing and sidetrack constraints, and the need for safety measures, with a plan to reconvene in ten days.
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Interstate Commission
Red Rock Fuel Common
Nent
Hine
Fife
Eiehlice
Glasgow
Mutua
Fe Pietdoat Hogh
Pidunsel
Glathe
Red Rock
Fairmont
Willage
Grafton
Buckhannon
Weston
Hoymen
Roy
Ynderton
Verve
Sted Rock Company
Crome Weston
Buckhannon Mountain
Indeomeeds
Hed. Rove Frel Company
Interstate
Volga
Kame
Ijmi
Worst Storm in Years Rages Across Plains and Midwest
A severe blizzard swept western Kansas from Ellie to Colorado, bringing drifting snow and power outages as temperatures plunged. Dispatches from Alliance and Norfolk report the storm hitting Nebraska towns as the worst of the season, with telegraph lines down and travel disrupted.
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Kansas City
Mar
Kansas
Ellie
Kis
Colorado
Asswinteil Press
Lincoln
Neb
Frit
Alliance
Norfolke
Nebraski
Nebraska
Salem to vote on bond for water works and sewage
Salem voters face a bond proposal for water works improvement and sewage system costs. The issue would raise about two and a half percent of city real property valuation with four percent interest on long term debt. City council plans formal action next Monday night.
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Salem
D.nniding
Lavii Aid Society Opens New Quarters at Mulberry Street
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church held its first meeting in new quarters at 73 Mulberry Street on Thursday afternoon and added four new names to the roll. The week's sock collections reached $100 and after the meeting they served cake and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 7:30 PM at 2230 Welock, with all ladies invited.
Parcengurs Exhibit Curious Behavior at B and O Station
Onlookers observed a well known transfer man at the B and O station act nervous and scratched himself violently then howled, stopping only to repeat the performance. A friend allegedly sprayed him with a narcotic making his symptoms seem deliberate and planned.
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St. Vitus
Flaving R Duvinstiie Visits Fr jaye
Flaving R Duvinstiie of Rerichem ibe made a brief visit to Fr jaye city in a routine cultural exchange. Local officials welcomed the visitor and discussed community ties and potential collaboration between the two regions.
Gourt Decisions Handed In State Jurist Rulings
Fragmented OCR summary reports القر formulate: multiple court decisions from Putnam Cabell and Watzel counties. Reversals and remands noted. Judge Cos authored an opinion. Cases involve real estate, estate administration, and power company disputes.
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Bipmann
Hante
Winton
John
Asruel
Camden
Fle West
Branch Lamber Co
Griffin
Miller Accepts Good Position At Philippi Colliers
Afr. J ee Miller, recently Meriden, takes a new post with Philippi Colliers after resigning from the Sunil firm March first. He has led major operations for thirty years and is praised as a pleasant, capable leader likely to bring profit and strong results.
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Afr
J.ee Miller
Meriden
Lee ‘Sandridge
Miller
Philippi Colliers Company
Runaway freight train engineer killed in West Virginia mishap
A Caldwell, West Virginia man, M. McPerkins, died when a runaway freight train derailed on the Lou Creek branch of the Chesapeake Ohio near Hinton. The consist carried twenty empties, thirty-four cars, and traveled three miles down a grade before wrecking.
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Xerociated
Hinton
W. Va
M. McPerkins
Caldwell
Lou Creek
Chesay Ohio
Robinson Charged with Embezzlement in Local Court
W. K. Hoban of Walloon was brought to the city by Comstehie W Gay Merritt Thursday flight. He faced embezzlement charge of 64.58 from the Family ward. Laura cK was entered at 10 o clock that evening.
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W. K Hoban
Walloon
Clly
Comstehie
Gay Merritt
Jim Mos
Rileyinit
Tie Ward
Laura
Child Burns Death Shocks Madison Area
A fatality from a house fire in Madison County corrects community concerns as authorities report a child died in the blaze. Investigators say the fire’s origin remains under study with emergency services aiding the scene and local officials urging caution and remembrance.
Springfield Quiet After Night of Tension
Report from Springfield notes calm after a night of military and police presence with no major incidents. Troops remain on duty through the weekend as authorities pursue a suspected assault case involving Private Anita Anci¢l of Company 1, Xenia.
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Amocsted Prise
Springfields
Tocnd Koolo
Anita Anci¢l
Company .1
Xenia
Roch
Eoldien
Philippine Pay bill fate shifts in Senate action
Washington March 3 Senate committee on the Philippines votes split over the Payne Philippine bill. Eight to five rejects reporting the bill favorably and seven to five turn down consideration. Members for the favorable report include Light Beveridge Long Carmack and McCreary. Opponents listed Halo Burrows Dick Nixon Hare Anger Cubepsim Dubola Stenn.
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Associated Priva
Washington
Senate
Philippines
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Awere
Ligh
Beveridge
Long
Carsmack
McCreary
Lugament
Halo
Burrows, Dick
Nixon
Hare Anger
Cubepsim
Dubola
Stenn
Revenue violator is sentenced in Preston county jail
Edward Anderson oral wits at ohstiad nia and a deputy bioT sentenced a violator to thirty days in Prien county jail and a $100 fine for revenue law violations.
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Tdward Anderson
Alu Wits
Ohstiad Nia
United Deputy Biot
Preston’ Oventy
Te Daioh
Prien County
Proud of Fitzgerald at Baltimore and Ohio officials
Report from federal court reflects on General Superintendent Fitzgerald of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The text records admiration from officials and notes her prominence in the railroad hierarchy amid ongoing matters at the great office level.
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Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Thimins “Fitz=gerald
Genseral
Wesleyan completes new university building amid student triumph
Fragmented OCR text suggests Wesleyan completes a university project with local reaction and noted early successes. References to a building and student performances emerge, though details are garbled. The item hints at completion of a significant construction and ensuing institutional pride.
Filing Applications For Retiree Tenure In City
The notice outlines filing applications for tenure and related pensions. It mentions specific names and roles connected to the process and indicates deadlines and procedures for applicants seeking retired status and associated benefits.
Wabash Rail to Enter Clarksburg Area
The Wabash Railroad plans to move into Clarksburg, likely along the West Fork of the Prick River valley. Senators Elkins and others tied to Wabash interests or the Coal and Coke railroad have a stake, with Washington Coal and Coke transferring coal lands on Hackers Creek, signaling Wabash expansion in the county.
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Wabash Railroad
Clarkeburg
Elkins
Goald & Coke Railroad
Wabash Systems
Washington Coal & Coke Company
Hackers Creek
Coal & Coke Railroad
Wabash
Clarksburg
Pittsburg Editor Joseph Siebenck Dies After Illness
Pittsburg March 1 Joseph Gi Siebenck former editor and proprietor of the Pittsburgh Chronicle and long time editor in chief of the Chronicle Telegraph died today after a brief illness He was 64 years old and had served as a director of the Associated Press since 1900, living in Pittsburgh for many years.
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Asoaisled Press
Pittsburg
Pic
Joseph Gi. Siebenck
Ths
Pittsburgh Chronicls
Chronicle-Tlograph
Proamoniay
Siebenck
Associated Pres
Hais
Petirne
Knights Templars Conclave Arrangements Announced
Local Knights Templars announce a May conclave with a grand reception and banquet at Waldo Hotel on May 9. F. Reed of the local commandery and A. Williams of Grafton discussed transportation and support, with plans already set.
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Knights Templars
Waldo Hoteles Noeday
F. Reed
Willliams
Grafton
Dange at Elkbridge Public Dance Series at Glen Elk
A series of public dances to be held at the Elkbridge facing hall in Glen Elk on Saturdays nights. The attractive venue is described as a popular gathering, with music and social time provided by W. Chest. Evening attractions are promised, drawing residents to attend.
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Elkridge
Glen Elk
W. Chest
Shore
Dillon Jailed for Theft and Arrested by Constables
Luther Dilon was arrested Thursday by constables after a warrant for larceny. He was brought to trial on Friday, fined ten dollars, and committed to jail until payment. His father advised leniency, but he resisted and returned a few days later.
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Luther Dilon
Wolf Sam
Pan
Mim
Ure
Baltimory
Ghin Railtverd
Senr-Dge
Vith Sestice Aris N Achima
Iain
Assault fines highlight early morning arrest at Spatialanette
Fined for assault Flore Washwerk was arrested Friday morning by EC Coffunn apma aera charging him with assault and dating order violation. He appeared before Magistrate Garrion's court where he was fined 85 and costs, which he paid and departed. The case involved service camps and unclear connections to other disputes.
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Flore Washwerk
Spatialanette
EC Coffunn
Apma Aera
Garrion
Coal Trust Forming in Pittsburgh Area Amid Consolidation Talks
A coal trust is forming in western Pennsylvania with a holding company to take over Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Jok e Gorny firms, plus several independents in West Virginia and Ohio. Key players include Francie J. Robbins and Pitteli ng coal interests, aiming to unify control amid industry pressure.
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Teitia
Tw Milli
Vrancie J. Robbina
Chatrawtt
Pitteliing ‘Coal Company
Arene
Shone
Deate
Coe DY
Postern Eagritalio
Monongahela Rivne Consolidated Coal
Joke Gompany
Interetx
Townston
Bankers Testify Before Committee
Associated Press reports bankers testify before a Senate committee in Cincinnati Ohio about policy trade and handling payments. discussion includes interest payments and county revenue implications, with figures cited around 207000 dollars and state funds.
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Associated Pro
Cincinnati
Senate
Ib Buyalega
Italian musician released from custody after arrest
Italian musician Don Salagati, head of the 1db umn Orchestra, was released from a Moions gulia country jail amid conflicting reports. Friends described his conduct as routine and noted no further charges were filed.
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Don Salagati
Umn
Moions
Gulia
Will Beerennmut
Sabagoki
Gary Salaputl
Lore Anil
Happy Father Me. Claim 0 Later & ume oe run anal
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic, unclear scene involving a man with a beard and dieting, with references to a wife and a street location. The passage is garbled, offering no coherent events or dates to establish a definite news item.
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Mule Freeniy
Chile
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