Two Gent Passenger Fare Rate Is Knocked Out In Missouri
Missouri court convenes for March term with local officials and justices addressing fare rate issues. The docket includes actions against individuals and entities, with monetary orders cited such as $1000 and $3415. The record mentions Walnut Road, Marshall County, and Davis with specific sums involved in various cases.
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Missouri
Palemiberscot
County
Anes
Moody
Asadraen D.dolijlius
Wal
Thom Marshall Martin
Ilpha Wera
Lisaie
Buricibien
Cheriey A. P Tanaly
Davis
Elizabeth Dixon Dixon Dies After Illness in Brookside
Elizabeth Dixon, 48, widow of Elinore Dixon, died Sunday afternoon at 2 10 after several weeks of illness. She leaves a sister Mrs Lod Rogers of Brooksville and a daughter Mrs AMotorod. A funeral service will be held at 2 o clock at CUMOH Osidra chapel in Shia, with interment in Mikonu cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleavern
Dixon
Tisstiomersr
Elinore
Geslener
Lod Rogers
Fe Brookssiie
Ind
I. Amotorlod
Commodities Case Stirs Washington Hop Rate Debate
In Washington today the Supreme Court failed to rule on the Commodities case concerning a provision of the Hop tariff. The decision concerns ownership or interest in commodities and the implications for those who hold or control them. The high court’s ruling, or lack thereof, leaves the market in question unsettled as debates continue over rate structures and property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waliington
D. C
United States
Sullivan Seated on Washington Railroad Commission Petition
Attorney General Wickersham was to be formally presented to the Supreme Court by Solicitor Moyt of Columbus and John Sullivan of Maylston. Sullivan was admitted to take his seat as a member of the Chicago railroad commission without objection. Former member Morris, who opposed Sullivan, was not present.
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Washington, P.C
Amrney
Wickersham
Supreme Court of the United States
Sollelor Gener
Moyt
Columbus
John Sullivan
Maylston
Hie-Ceat
Chvle
Morris
Sullivan
Allice
Forty Days Sentence for Nail Theft at West End
Kay Wilson, Dahlered, received a forty day sentence in county jail after Justice GH Gordon found him guilty of stealing nails from a blouse in the West End. The original thirty day term and fine of $10 plus costs were increased as Wilson could not pay the money.
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Kay Wilson
GH. Gordon
Day
Kay
Child 14 Buried at Hote Crom Cemetery
In a somber ceremony Monday afternoon, the 14 year old child was laid to rest at Hote Crom cemetery. The details are sparse due to damaged text, but the event is noted amid community grieving and local obituaries.
Aged Woman Dead in Samus Brown Street Home
The death of Mrs. Mary Browneoidow Browne occurred at her home on 9 Wee Pike Street Monday morning due to complications of advanced age. She was 75. Surviving are daughters Samuel Brown of Huntington, Minerva and Serena Brown of this city, and Camella Winston of near Pillspyre. Funeral services will be held at her residence Tuesday night. the will be published in full in next notices.
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Mary Byaneyhl
Browneoidow
Samus Brown
Pike Street
Olslork
Asserses
Brown Arate
Sawnel Brown
Huntington
Mivers Minerva
Serena Brown
Camella Winson
Pillspyre
Puneral Services
Steamer Fire Near Katawha River Destroys Logs
Steamers burn at the mouth of the Great Katawha river when linked together and hitched. An explosion of a sata caused the blaze. The crews escaped unharmed and the logged loss is estimated at $25,000.
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Gallipolis
C. Max
J. M Bowel
Baie
Katawha
Mrs Boggess Dies In Buckhannon At 88
Mrs Merela Leonard Boggess longtime Buckhannon resident died at home Monday at 4 PM she was 88. She leaves three children Mia Mary Lorentz and P A Boggess of Buckhannon and Anna Boggess of town. The family was at her bedside when she passed. Born at French Creek Upshur County she spent most of her life in Buckhannon with a period in Ullman. Funeral is set for Buckhannon Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Merela Leonard Borgens
Buckhannon
Upshur County
Ullman
Buck Hannon
Young Woman Dies in Reynoldaville at 19
Miss Odie May Middleton aged nineteen, daughter of B S Middleton of Reynoldaville, died Monday at o clock of tuberculosis. Besides her father she leaves two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at home at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, with burial in O Neil Cemetery.
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Odie May Middleton
B.S. Middleton
Reynoldaville
O'Neil
Local Police Court Weighs Drunkenness and Fines
Mayor Wasard J Woog presided as three cages and the regular police court met. Thomas Monphin faced jail for three dorms in default of a fine. JRB Johnson arrested for drunkenness. A $35.50 bond forfeited. Luke Smith jailed for drinking, with a $6.60 cash bond.
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Wasard J. Woog
Thomas Monphin
Johnens
Luke Smith
Drabkyn
Tore Teltod
Cash Wong
Funeral of R Stewart in Pueblo
The obituary notes the death of R Stewart from Felix RK Stewart with services at Tharsamy-mealgnt. The family timeline lists Father Wo Stewarts nt Creel and W.A. Stewart. Local mourners gather in the city as tributes are paid.
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Felix RK. Stewart
Wwintentoste
Pueblo
Colma
Tharsamy
Thin City
Choral Festival at the Cathedral Draws Large Attendance
The choir and audience filled the cathedral for a festival service with Miss Frost as choir leader and Miss Martha Bastel at the organ. Rev Mrs Ewell gave a sermon on muse and its link to percussion, mind, poetry, art, and religion, drawing on ancient sources to illustrate music as the essence of beauty and emotion.
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Toca
Miss Frost
Thie
Marth Bastel
Ewell Rector
Voters Hear Temperance Sermons At Mie Rally
A gathering of the Yous People’s Temperance Federation at First Baptist church featured four sermons by Rev L D Stelle. Stelle urged voters to choose honest, practical temperance support over politicians and emphasized citizen duty.
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Yous Peaple's Temperance Federation
First Baptist Church
Orton
Baptist Union
L. D. Stelle
Stelle
Rehveong
Ness
Strikers Riot At Hat Factory Sparks Disorder
A crowd near a hat factory disrupted operations as workers faced clashes and stray items flew, illuminating tensions at the shop. The incident occurred Monday morning amid a dispute involving the Godtres Company bank. Judge A. Dayton set conditions for confirmation.
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DA. Godtres Company
Bank Tum
Fred —L .Shinn
Uriietee
Kaiiind
Piireayer
Dayton
Saloon Owner Faces Court Action in Sistersville
A fragment reports proprietor A Kulene of Whills From Saloon in Sistersville entering a matter before the Fete weal court. Details are illegible but include references to S.W. Larwinger and other names uncertain.
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Sistersville
Mar
Whills
S.W. Larwinger
Decision of Justice McPherson Favors Eighteen Railroads
The ruling upholds railroads interest, citing the 1907 freight rate statutes and the statewide regulatory framework. It argues railroad property value and interstate rates justify profit but warns state rates must cover costs without excessive returns. The decision references Governor Hughes and legal precedent from Nebraska, weighing the balance between state charges and railroad earnings.
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Layali
Ain
Pennsylvania
Gav. Hughes
Eavn
Uless Pnactmarte
Buch
Hughes
New*York
Jin
Wagten
Burlington
Buta Fe
Wabash
Bafore
Brewoe
Eupreme
Nebraska
Smith Ss Ames
Amuny
Showalter Sufferings End In Maryland Hospital
The obituary notes the death of W. G. Showalter after long illness. It records his service as a night clerk at Clarkburg post office, his family, surviving relatives, and details of the funeral arrangements including service time at the Osborn chapel and burial at the local cemetery. His son William G. was born about 46 years ago, and another son died last October. he had moved with family to Maryland in youth.
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Simmwaritee
Oleipekston
Showalter
Stan Oda
Wim
Molla AteMiNan
Thomas McMian
Mey
Apna McConney
James McConnell
Furton
Harry
Mani Lithroe
Barton
Mule 'Euresy
Vette
Harry Tureny
Fitord Osborn
Stasonte Cemimary
Clarkemire Legen
Eley
Owniets
New Pictures Show Flight of Hope Across Seas
A fragmented report describes a voyage featuring Lata and Tio aboard a transoceanic aircraft. The journey includes tense moments over water, with mentions of a flight route, language barriers, and the crew’s effort to reach a distant destination.
Open LBG Wei Named in Sharp Arguments
A fragmented passage shows dispute over a person or term labeled Openlbg Wei. The text hints at a contention or peak moment in the arguments with unclear context and entities. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Mary Lorentz
P. M. Boggess
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Rome
Pasenter
West Rodifad
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