Dedication of Elegant New Home by Clarkes Levikge Lodge
A grand dedication for a new West Pike Street building of the United States of America lodge is planned with a patio reception tonight and a formal dedicatory service tomorrow from 4 to 5 PM. Col David Davidson and other dignitaries will speak. a Cadenzal orchestra will perform. the event includes a banquet and address by Mayor Mootsecuns and ex Governor A I White.
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Clarkes Levikge
Tenevolone Fritee
Order of Tice
United States America
Weat Pike Street
David Davidson
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Vireil I. Hienland
Albert W. Rupp
Burton M. Dexpard
Andrew Wdmisto
W. EF. Haymond
Prankstoore
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Anler
Aclus Hoge, Jr
Tresindse
Col
John *F McGraw
Gration
Frank R. MootsecUns
A. Ith White
ParkerSure
Elle
Flee Toit resHien Giggenvrati
Bangor Fire Destroys Third of City. Homeless Face Hunger
Bangor Maine May 1 Fire raged for seven hours destroying about a third of the city. The blaze leveled homes and public buildings except the city hall and most of the street. Property losses are estimated at six million dollars. A number of residents were injured while others sought food and shelter, and relief plans began as rain hindered firefighting efforts.
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Bangor
Maine
Supreme Court delays decision on forest reserve lands
In Washington May 1 Representative Moss of Indiana spoke in the house in favor of a free market policy while Longworth of Clay attacked the quo warranto approach. The court did not announce a ruling in the Blanchard tobacco case, but indicated government may claim large forest reserves without state fencing laws.
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Mmashington. Dy
Unite States Supreme Court
Ita
Blanchard OM Or, Tobacco Company
Pasex
Ats
Washington, D. C
Representative Moss
Indiana
Ninwell
Longworth
Clay
McVeagh Sued Over $100,000 Claim in Cleveland
Franklin MacVeagh secretary of the Treasury was sued for 100000 by Charles F. Leach, former Cleveland customs collector, arising from a statement by MacVeagh about Leach’s March 10 dismissal and alleged treasury rule violations.
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Franklin McVeagh
the Treasury
Charles’ F. Leach
Customs
Cleveland
MacVeagh
Leach
Treasury Department
Meeting on Agriculture At Adamhton Odd Fellows Hall
A meeting for persons interested in agriculture will be held Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall at Adamhton. P. Morr Ron, county superintendent of schools, and others will speak. All are invited.
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Odd Fellows
Burglar Steals Cash and Liquor From Saloon
A burglar broke into Peter McNeal's saloon on South Third Street late weekend, stealing about $10 from a roll top desk and taking a small amount of liquor. The front doors were found wide open when the crime was discovered.
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Peter McNeal
South Third Street
Court begins 17th May term with presiding judge Lynch
The circuit court opened its May term under Judge Charles W. Lynch. Licenses were granted to Mick Thomas J T Hellman Thomas Martin and Thomas Mullen to carry revolvers as special policemen for the in plate company. Several cases were disposed of or continued including dismissals against First National Bank of New Martinsville and Fairmont Coal Company and a continuance for Ranstofl Perine versus South Penn Oil Company. A loan of 2000 dollars was approved for Theo polis W Lawson's ward, and several docket actions and judgments were entered or denied.
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Charles W. Lynch
Mick Thomas
J. T.hellman
Thomas Martin
Thomas Mullen
In Plate Company
Mary Jane Longitmilier
Joseph Inter
First National Bank of New Martinsville
T. ‘M. Jackson
Willson-Barlé Company
James B. Barnes
Benjamin
Fairmont Coal Company
Henton Queen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ranstofl Perine
South Penn Oil Company
JR. Peck
Theopolis W. Lawson
JR. Flint
Bal Jore
Ohio
Money Left in Police Court
Cash funds of 1100 each were forfeited this morning in police court by John Doe and Milas Doe who were arrested Sunday night in a second story room on Fourth Street Glen Elk for unlawful association. A cash load of 660 was forfeited by the driver of an automobile cited for speeding. License number 2433. Two men paid 460 fines for drunkenness. Anna Detemore was convicted of loitering and sent out of the city. James Wamsley got five days in jail for fighting. Six other men cited for drunkenness or disorderly conduct were fined and released. Mayor Frank R Moore presided at both sessions.
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John
Milas Doe
Storry
Fourth Street
Glen Elk
Shinn
Joyce
Simms
Anna Detemore
James Wamsley
Pike Street
Frank R. Moore
Arrested showman Libby awaiting hearing on charge of defrauding Mrs Lowie
Arthur Libby, described as a showman and detective, languishes in county jail awaiting a hearing in Justice G H Gordon's court on a charge of defrauding Mrs Julie Lowie of Glen Elk out of a $135 off board bill. He was arrested Sunday while walking from a Weston train to the local railroad passenger station.
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Arthur Libby
H. Gordon
Julie Lowie
Glen Elk
Weston
Bribery Scandal Rocks State Legislature
Reported bribery accusations shake Pennsylvania and Ohio state lawmakers. Detectives allege money exchanges tied to a bribery scheme involving several senators and representatives. Investigations point to a widening scandal with potential indictments and a pending committee appointment.
Burglars Busy Down the River in Shinnston
Burglars struck multiple sites in Shinnston on a Monday morning, including Mat u Swiger’s Jewelry, Haught Brothers Drug Store, and the post office. They forced entries, took cash, seized registered mail, and scattered cayenne pepper to hinder bloodhounds. Federal authorities notified. investigation ongoing with uncertain chances of capture.
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sIntense
Mt Shinnston
Matu Swiger
Swiger
James N. Knox
Wark
Fugitive Woman Arrested After Train Arrival
A Piedmont robber y complaint led officers to a boarding house theft from husband and boarders. The woman, traced to train No 1 then No 3, purchased a Clarkshore ticket and was arrested on arrival after Chief Brooks in touch with Piedmont. Officer Clyde Shinn met the train and captured her with a solid description.
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Piedmont
Piedmont Potee
Clarkshore
Harry J. Brooks
Thi City
Clyde Shinn
Shion
Struck by Engine Near Junction Injures Baltimore Worker
Guy Lawson, a glass worker, was struck by an engine on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near the Junction at 7 30 Sunday evening. He sustained injuries to the chest and legs but was not believed fatal. A trainman grabbed him as he was struck and pulled him clear. He was taken to the Martin boarding house for medical attention.
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Guy Lawson
Baltimore and Ohio
Martin
Rogers and Patterson Buy West Main Grocery Store
Mr Patterson, formerly of United Brokerage Company, has taken an interest in George M Rogers grocery store in the J B Smith building on West Main near Second. The business operates as Rogers and Patterson with both men active in management. Rogers bought the store from Hayman and Coston and ran it for over a year.
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Hayman & Coston
Cooling System Boosts Comfort at Clarkeville Bijou
A new cooling and ventilating system has been installed at the Bijou theater in Clarkeville, promising cooler, more comfortable conditions for patrons today. The newspaper notes the update as a response to heat and crowding, inviting local residents to attend screenings in the refreshed venue.
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Clarkevure
Map Pa Mement
Agate Town Public School Closing Exercises Announced
Closing exercises at Agate Town Public School will be held tonight and tomorrow evening. The program includes a college town titled play by eighth grade students plus commencement of certificates. Music will be provided by the academy. No admission charged. Public invited.
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Agate Ton Public
Mit
Bey
Rounders Defeated 4 to 8 in Meadowbrook Feature
A damaged OCR note records Rounders losing 4 to 8 against an opponent at Meadowbrook. Mentions include references to Bothy, Elis Maine, and batteries or cue and Homer in unclear context.
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Bothy
Celtina Pischer
Fe Elis Maine
Meadowbrook
eLarog
Homer
Supreme Court Upholds Constitutionality of Law Case
The Supreme Court today upheld the constitutionality of a law related to a phonograph trade matter. The ruling confirms the law's provisions remain valid and enforceable under current constitutional interpretation.
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Wintty
Caio
Supreme Court
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