Arrested Woman Says She Framed Up The Job
Reported remarks from an arrested woman claim she staged the crime as part of a larger plot. Officials have not confirmed the framing allegations and ongoing investigations continue.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
1
Bell Company finances show year end gains and reforms
The Bell Company reports strong year end results with substantial revenue growth and asset increases. Net earnings reflect ongoing improvements, including higher dividends and expanded operations. Cash on hand stands at 6.0 million with total undivided profits near 313.6 thousand and overall capitalization around 31.8 million amid rising depreciation and asset values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingte Company
Aida
Atea Howie
Jaxtyear
Montgomery Tunnelton Convention Urges Labor Commissioner Nomination
Delegates from districts in Montgomery Tunnelton discussed union concerns at their annual convention. The reported resolutions push for former State Senator Samuel Muntomen as labor commissioner, urging Governor Glasivek to consider the appointment amid organized labor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnelton
W. Va
Samuel 13
Muntomen
Glasivek
Two Services at St Paul Bochuten Soin
Two fine settlers are being ae Feliget for next Sunday at St. Paul Bochuten Soin. The Rev Geveme Ie Fmert, or Stepencouse Boyer prominent speaker, to the morning service and at the evening service Prot Enther Mexck and niner Memier of Mariani. two alligera will We at rhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Bochuten
Soin
Revival Proclaimed At Court House Meetings
A late night meeting in the court room drew a large congregation despite a drought warning. Rev J S Vincent led sessions with singing by Hawley and a sermon titled Jesus Weeping Over Sinners. Officials plan regular Sunday services and a church building fund proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witta
Hawley
Perkins
J. S. Vincent
Court House
Tie Y
Victor
Weighing Mail In Morgantown By Rail Traffic
W L Lippincott superintendent of the department of railroad transportation of mails visits Morgantown to supervise weighing of mail by trains and at the post office. Weighing covers all contracts with railroad companies over 101 days to determine annual totals for the year. Most Morgantown mail is weighed on trains with some weighed at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Lippincott
Department of Railroad Transportation of Mails
Morgantown
Morgas Town
Order Entered in New Martinsville Bankruptcy Case
An order of adjudication and reference to referee Frank Cox of Wheeling was issued by Judge Wayton in the United States District Court in the matter involving Albert Burkhart. Burkhart, once a prominent contractor in the region, faced heavy creditors and a sizable, unclear debt, with details not fully shown. The filing notes his involvement in the Stagnolla Irish Act building project and other contracts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Martinsvill
Frank Cox
Wayton
United States District Court
Albert Murkhart
Burkhart
Chile
Wie
Snodgrass Family Return from Kobe Consular Post
Mrs. and Mrs. Snodgrass, longtime residents of Kobe after a South African posting, prepare to return home on April 6. They spent two months with relatives in Marietta two years ago and plan to reunite with family as they travel from Japan. The voyage follows Snodgrass appointment by President Hoover years ago and reflects a careful transition back to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Sabdgrass
Kate
Japan
Murieira Everts
Rejdue
Iranole Co
Snotlgrass
Kobe
South Africa
Alear Marletta
Mr.Suodzraas
Hoovevell
Snodgram
Tele Ds
Stormer
Marlettan
Tim
Sind
Conant
Harmer Not After Court Judgeship in Ohio Case
Charleston March 21 The Supreme Court of appeals affirmed the opinion of the Ohio circuit court in the Thornburg estate case. Judge Miller Blower filled January 7 1907 with the companys wire. administrator awarded 3500. Other opinions affirmed reversed and remanded across multiple cases in various counties. Clawduck wins inauguration after governor recommends Maxwell for judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Mar
Ohio Wolinty
Thornburg
Mera
Bim Grove Railroad
Joany
Wasty. Jindse Miller
Chung Gyer
Wheeling
Creek
Xun Fur Dumagty
Adiinistrator
Hoextwl
St. Lawrence Tov & Manufactuins Company
Groctnefer Coumty, aMhrmed
Mifwland Uy Jiddisi
Lepper
Tapker County
Toten Tarquete
Toniare
Kandutay
Murihy
Marphy
Todge
Ditehor
al Ve
Kemal
Tessine
Midge Mier
Dantely
Gillespie
Ter Mel
Lowe
Pottenbarger
Legal Fight Over Orphaned Children Ends in West Union
The case involving Colhert Ashcraft’s three children concluded Tuesday evening in West Union. Their grandfather Joseph Cart sought custody, and the county court ruled two children should remain with their guardians at their current homes while the third was awarded to another party after ongoing legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colhert Ashcraft
West Union
WH. Tassor
Jerime Brovard
Thomas M. Wattey
S. Joseph Cart
Anuel
West Vinto
Assault Charged Report From Wa Patrol Case
A report from Washington details an assault charge following an incident near a creek. The brief notes a local resident named Jamey and references a party at a unspecified location, with investigation by authorities.
Kidnapping Case Involving Sharon Pair Claims Silence
Police pursue identification of a man and a woman held in a Cleveland abduction case. The woman, a Sharon resident, refuses to reveal her name, while the man names her as his wife. Investigators read the ransom total and trace funds, with ongoing efforts to prevent disclosure of the suspects’ identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policycole
Sears
Whitla
Sharon
Lanatie
Ignt
Wille “Whitl
Cleveland
Plymouth Congregational Church
Thorpe'e
James Boyle
Pennsylyania
Uader
Crain
Lip Inger
Wilile White
Jett
Sharon Womatt
Uva
Wapamore
Wihltia
Wil- Me
Frank J. Dahl
Apos
Ti Fe
Big State Elks Meeting Prepared Program
A historical notice outlines plans for a large state Elks gathering with entertainments, a benefit fund, and admission details. Names linked to organizers and committees are mentioned amid ceremonial language and local civic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OF Elks
All Are Well Aboard Hamburg May 14 19
Fragmented OCR notes report wellbeing of all aboard the steamship Hamburg and mention a voluntary petition in Wheeling. Names such as Roosevelt and Clark are listed among passengers and officials, with scattered references to locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Wiralows
Lissconlott
Roosevelt Dafly
Clark
George EB. Hoyt
Wheeling
Jasces A. Adams
Piste Ginive
Weteet County
Arrest report fragment with alleged gun carry claim
Fragmentary item details several arrests including Alpert Crites and Kris Robin. Text mentions a prot broaghend em wloted and a court carry gun charge, with vague references to payment, a fireéet, and a street officer. Details are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpert Crites
Kris Robin
Coe and Cork triumph in pool tournament matches
Russell Coe defeated Samuel Brown 50 to 39 and Frank Cork beat Guy Zinn 50 to 43 in a pool tournament at New York billiard parlors Tuesday afternoon. Tonight Wilbur Cork faces Guy Zinn and Frank McDonnell plays D Carper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Coe
Samuel Brown
Frank Cork
Guy Zinn
Tew York Billard
Wilburs Cork
Frank McDonnell
D. Carper
Jail Time For A Joke On Whiskey Theft
A colored man named Joe Davis was jailed for twenty days after conviction in Justice Gore's court for stealing a pint of whiskey. Davis admitted taking the whiskey but said it was for a joke and intended to return it. The theft arose from a loan on South Third Street and involved Thorne W. Burke and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davis
G. Tf. Gore
Cegby
Thorne W. Burke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell Company
Central
Montgomery
State Commissioner of Labor
St. Paul's Church
New Martinsville
John Snodgrass
Shipreme Court
Haymond Maxwell
Telegrane
Amorrey Murray
Kauke
Uuvernor
Clawcuck
Kilul
OnAss
Thy National Union
Eagle” Hall Toulget
Eaa
Aidate
Weaves
D. Elkols
Legal Fight
Wal Hatten
Weih
Hatraiom
Hehlmcows
Jamey
Zuntie
Terdon
Fivan
Bij
Teetitrim Banderas
Jobar
Association
Blarin Benielit Fund
Winike
Fiith Ois
Powerlam Poube
Tenn
Gelebighon
Clarksburg Lodge
Harringtone Bares
Layty Tay Smith
Aires
Gy Moe Ewe
Roosevelt
Wams Banker
Shlaa
R. West
Cork
Deskaw
Gongen
Debora
Brotime
D. G-Brye
Leote A. Carr
Brakes
Poerrick
Clowelamt Pitifory Muerety
Bart
Albert Crites
Erie
Robinson
Joke
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