Woman on Train Accused in Syracuse Murder Case
Syracuse reports an arrest of a woman, Belle Gunness or alias, tied to a murder case on a New York Central train between Syracuse and Liverpool. Her companion, Mrs Lucy Burton, was also detained. authorities seek full identification and evidence linking them to the Guinness murder fire.
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Syracuse
Belle Guisexs
Laporte
Ind
New York Central
Vila
Stra
L. A. Herron
Inspection tour by high officials described in distorted text
A garbled report describes an inspection tour by high officials visiting multiple firms and cities, mentioning Standard Company, East Whealing and Hamilton families, and individuals such as W. W. Whatdown and Caystiia Jofin Tonkta, with unclear roles and outcomes. The fragmentary text references Pittsburgh, West Virginals, and Basters Ohio, but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedgament Standard Company
Offieltie
Hamilies
Piteturg
W. W. Whatdown
Caystiia Jofin Tonkta Gener
Munkger
West
MB Dairy
Gonkta
Dhp
Basters
Ohio
Tellie
Mountain Settlement Work Criticized by Virginia Professor
Fan May 9 report describes Prof. B. Payne of the University of Virginia denouncing Appalachian mountain settlement work at the National Conference of Charities. He cites lack of cooperation between workers and promoters, weak ties to state education systems, and isolation as barriers to effective reform, urging better administrative coordination and a mediating agency between denominations and official schooling.
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Ticomond
Fan
Highlandy
Prot B. St. Payne
Universalty of Virginia
Conference of Charities
Prof
Payne
Charition
Nile Mion
Imourial Lk Tong
Jbermanent
Othir Akohelos
Elmer Acquaintameo
Benotidta
World Cruise Plan Aims to Dazzle Global Fleet
Rear Admiral Evans leads a U S world cruise sailing from San Francisco on July 6 with eighteen ships totaling about seven thousand miles. The voyage visits Hawaii Australia and the Philippines then red sea Suez and the Mediterranean with a possible Gibraltar review. President Roosevelt’s plan signals a major naval event and global receptions will accompany the tour before Evans retires in August.
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Othe
Noosevelt
San Francisco
Mwall
Varios Porta
Auateniia
Philippine Islands
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Gibraltor
Thanpion
Adrafial Ayann
Anatealia
Conley Nominated in PrestMont for State Officer Seat
Wilson G Conley of Prestet evunts seeks renomination as attorney to state governance. He announces candidacy for the Ho mbuqn minination, backed by friends and supporters across the state as he stages his campaign with planned appearances and formal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarveston
Sty
Wilson G.conley
Prestet
Kentral
Wy. Leawnem
Chirk W. May
Conley
Umlayat Ali
Hombuqn
Furthet Offier
McDowell County Republican Delegate Convention Today
A McDowell county Republican delegate convention is being held this afternoon at Welch. O. W. Swivber will head the delegate slate, and they will face restrictions for the parade. McDowell has thirty five delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Mcdowelh County
Sulest
O. W. Swivber
Alam
McDowell
Light Pumper 1 the Salam aletret
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a light pumper from a company unit No 6 and a farm scene near Coron with uncertain names and locations. The readable bits suggest a technical or inventory reference without a clear event or date.
Philipppi Term to Be Very Busy in West Winglala Court
United States Deputy Marshal J. D. Tipp arrived from Woak’s tour of several counties to serve papers for the term of Federal court at Philippi. The backlog includes about forty violators of revenue laws and pending trials in Blackstuns, Parkernhake, and Philip. more cases to go before the grand jury. The statement: there is work enough to be done this two month period.
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United States
J. D. Tipp
Woak
Pilipe
Jawa
Curtius
Morgan
West Winglala
Gramd
Elackstuns
Parkernhake
Philip
Hayy
Community figures head to convention in Azceirios
Mra Hester Ritenour and 2nd Mra Jaieeke Gestin, alongside Mex Heewin Walker of Matzmamt, prepare for an evening gathering in the city. They join the Royal Neighbors of Azceirios for a reinvention event titled Chicas at TIL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Ritenour
Heewin Walker
Matzmamt
Ruyal
Azceirios
Baltimore Boss Fitzgerald Undergoes Critical Surgery
Thomas Fitzgerald, former Baltimore and Ohio manager, was operated on yesterday morning at Johns Hopkins Hospital by Dr. Finney assisted by Dr. Friedenwald and Dr. Wiley for stomach trouble. Doctors said the operation was as far as could be judged, with several days needed to know the outcome. Fitzgerald’s illness has weakened him and he remains gravely ill with his wife and their son Thomas Fitzgerald Jr, president of the Cincinnati Tray Company, at his side.
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Baltimore
Thomas Fitzgerald
Baltimore and Ohio Rroad
Union Protestant Infirmary
JM. T. Finney
Jong Hopkins Hospital
Tarry Friedenwald
W. T. Wiley
Willey
Willes
Pitagerald
Fitagerald
Ohio
Ehimerala
Fiagerald An
Thomes Filagsraid, Jr, Vier
Cincinnati Trachey Company
Otnetmati
Fitegerald Anajowsl
Tragic Defective Hour Leads To Train Collision
Mrs Catherine Kennedy aged SE years was struck and killed by Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No 56 near Columbia Avenue on a Monday at 0 80 o clock. The victim had left the home of Ben Thomas to wash a bucket of water and was returning when the train hit her due to faulty awareness. The engine halted quickly and was moved to the scene, Kennedy's body brought to Clarkburg depot for investigation, and the coroner ordered burial preparations. Kennedy left two grandchildren in care, and her family in Berryburg mourns her. Her son Ray Kennedy and another son Cleveland Kennedy are noted, with a prior death of a son in the B and O yards at Wa rmont. The body will be taken to Berryburg for funeral and burial there.
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Catherine Kennedy
Haltimore & Ohio
Columbia
Max Kennedy
Ben
Thomas
Clarkasburg
Soronor W. P. Camp
Ove Jentrayen
Grafton
Clarksburg
Funeral for Nancy Shuteworth at 114 Went Main Street
The funeral for Nancy Shuteworth, who died Friday afternoon at home, will be Sunday at 4 pm. Services will be at the house with the Rev. James F. Plum, rector of Christ Episcopal, officiating. Interment follows in the I. C. C. F. Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa
Nancy Shuteworth
Main Street
Jedly
James F. Plum
Chirixt Episcopal
Dr Stelle Speaks at First Presbyterian Meeting
Dr Stelle speaks at the Presbyterian brotherhood meeting last night urging the establishment of a Young Men's Christian Association in Allon. Visitors from Baptist and Methodist churches attended. the speaker was surprised the effort had failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allon
Christlam
Presbyterian Brotherhood
First Presbyterian
Baptist
I. D. Stolle
Property Sale Attended After Noon Auctions
Court notices show a well attended property sale at three-merit home with a large crowd after noon. Bidding was active though some details were washed out by the rough OCR, with private sellers and Shwttieworts names appearing among the participants.
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Pwnile
Threemert Honm
Hy Deere
Curt
Wirick
Waterrd
Grand Jury Adjourns After Week's Work
The grand jury adjourned at 12 oclock Saturday after a week in session. Indictments total hundreds, including nineteen felonies, with many for liquor violations and gambling houses. Several cases and docket items are listed, with some cases dropped from the docket and others set aside.
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Grand Jury
Ajnaldia
Jamee Kearns
J. N. Kollar
Ait Lyon
Homer Grinspem Jamoé
Witliam Mount
Cy Mount
Ernest Questingte
Don Davis
Jgmon Mraxtor
Shorry Rawlenspecker
Dudge Lynch
Howe Bank
N.C. Burnaldo
James Boyle
Wits
Stout 3 Honored By Telephone Men at Fairmont Meeting
The West Virginia Independent Telephone Association elected officers for the ensuing year at Fairmont. President J. Walter Barnes of Fairmont, vice president for the first district J. A. Whee, second district C. T. Aiken, third district EB. kK eartfords, fourth district ugh Amin, and fifth district f Hhn jit motetary W. C. Maodlan of Wheeling and Loy hley of Weston as treasurer. Executive slate named J Welter Barnes A.C. Davis W.G. Minniciit Ther a Penabiey. alternates listed J. B. Cochran W. Frank Rose O. 4ay s. 8. Jortliter j. The executive temporary Tang Inlows: W. C. Handlig J. Walter Barnes Lined Gorghler A. T. Davie and Charis Bure.
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West Virginia Independent Telephone Association Innowion
Fairmont
J. Walter Barnes
Iheat Istrict
J. A. Whee
C. T. Aiken
EB. Kk
Eartfords
Ugh
Amin
Hhnjit
W.C. Maodlan
Wheeling
Wind Interferes With Boat Race In Annapolis
In Annapolis Maryland today wind disrupted a boat race causing delays and unclear results. Officials indicate the conditions affected all crews and may lead to a rescheduled or revised outcome.
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New York
Charles P. Rockefeller
Simonse
Gungess
Showaht
Bitergo
Sothaeas Company
L. A. Herson
Vicksburg
Morrow
Franklin
Horton
Here
Jucy
Barlow
Dex
Chicago
Hye Aren God
Har
Guinness
Tess
Mra
Worden
Ray Lamphore
Munters
Lamphore
Laiapherg
Mey
Gundess
Standard Oil Company
National Conference of Charities
B. R. Payne
Emporta
Fas
Welentz
Edin Webntir
Bob
South Pacific Ocean
South Atlantica Ocean
Asia
Indian Ocean
Pacrrra
Ewan
Evans
Dawson
West Virginia
Mcbowele
Philippi
Baltimore Hospital
Columbia Mines
Sissy Nassey
DR. Stelle
Young Meh
Christian Association
William
Toxenfeld
John * Krohme, Jr
Thorally Brothers Va
Lymnder
Mornar-Gaylord Co
Joseph Idreth
William Mackey
Allitiore & Into Ratteoud Co
West Virginia Bank Ve
John Fy Krohme
Its
A. Thomax
Annapolis
Wewtberg le
Veracon
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