Resolution Introduced to Investigate Judge Dayton
Washington May 11 A House resolution introduced calls for an investigation of United States District Judge Alston G Dayton of the Northern District of West Virginia. The Judiciary Committee is empowered to conduct the probe and report with or without impeachment recommendations, amid protests from labor groups and supporters of Dayton.
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Sansa (de
Dayton Arena
Indor Uniona
Schwarts
James’ Oates
Torshtin
Stat
West Virginia
United States
Supreme Court of the
A.M. Belcher
Charleston
John Palmer, Jr
Wheeling
United Mine Workers
Neely
Ita
Mystery Cleared Up By The Police Parade Plans At Saskeravard
Logan Elk Lodge 482 Bs nevolant and Protective Order of Bike vows to march about 190 members in the state convention parade at Saskeravard June 16 to 18. Delegates arrange a banner, coats and white serge trousers from National Woolen Mills, hats with purple bands, and accessories from Nusbaum and Donohue Johnson stores. Members to buy shoes hosiery neckties from various shops.
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Clarkewurg Lodge
Saskeravard
Charles L.ickman
Parkersburg
Frank J. Welch
National Woolen Mills
Donohue and Johnson's
Nusbaum
One Man In Jail In Connection With Italian Boarding House Shooting
Police yesterday cleared up the mystery surrounding a shooting at an Italian boarding house on Poplar Street Saturday night. Frank Rollo, wounded, is in county jail awaiting trial for the shooting of Mia Vito Zocco. A statewide search is on for Vito Zocco, alleged to have fired the shot that killed Antonio Varano, found dead in Zocco’s home with a bullet in his brain. Nick Cavallo, present during the shooting, corroborates the witnesses’ statements. Special Italian Police Officer Jimmy Burgess says Rollo and Varano belong to the Black Hand, and authorities cite a dynamite cache found weeks earlier under the house as corroborating evidence.
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Poplar Street
Oigut
Frank Rolo
Mia
Vito Zocco
Aid
Antonio Varano
Yocco
Zocco
Nick Cavallo
Jimmy” Burgess
Rollo
Varano
Black Hand
Ours
Peon Funeral for 17 Year Old Italian Coal Miner
Funeral services were held at 2 PM for Peon Loots an Italian coal miner from Fayette Coal Company who died Sunday after a brief illness of pneumonia. He arrived in the United States from Italy last Monday and is survived by a wife and three daughters. The service took place at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Fayette Coal Company
Dols
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Cross
Italy
Jury Trials Begin in Etranic Court and Verdict Reached
Trials opened before Judge Hiwgmond Marwel in the etranic court with a verdict of 511.00 awarded to A. G. Briarwood et al. against F. C. Devers. Separate notes mention ongoing cases for selling lots and a temporary release of Mary Wond, the militia figure involved in a mutilation incident, under custody conditions.
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Hiwgmond Marwel
A. G. Briarwood
F.C
Short Court Session Punished Five Drunks Quickly
Five drunks faced Mayor Will H. Cole in a Monday morning police court session. Two paid fines while the remaining three were discharged as the docket was promptly disposed of.
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Will H. Cole
Nation pays tribute to Emma Robinson in two-hour death
Miss Emma Robinson aged 24 wife of J H Robinson died of acute indigestion at 8 20 pm Sunday at her mother Mrs P McGary s home in Industrial Survived by her mother a brother John McGary and sister Elisabeth McGary a requiem high mass will be said at 9 am Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church and burial will be in Vineland The body will not be brought in tomorrow due to road conditions friends may view at Mr McGary s home before 4 pm Tuesday. the funeral party will leave for Vineland in the evening. In New York Vera Cruz dead laid to rest with national tribute after a long procession to Battery Park and city hall with President Wilson in attendance.
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Emma Robinson
J. ‘H. Robinson
P. McGary
Industrial
Ines
Robinson
Vineland
N. J
Jay Aenociaren Paten
New York
Vera Cruz
Montana
Battery Park
Faw
Lower Manhattan
Manhattan Bridge
Navy Yard
Wilson
Washington
E. M. House
The
Battery
Wyoming
Texas
National Guardsmen
Stara
Calnson
Ola Trinity Church
City Hall
Mitchel
Cassion
Arma
Peel Ceremenion
Almple
Mayocation Ty
Willluss”E Camar
Annapolis
Stephen
John T. Kittrick
Montais
Ung 4
Dunas Randry
Becker Jury Chosen for Murder Trial in New York
A jury to try Charles Becker, former police lieutenant, for allegedly instigating Herman Rosenthal's murder was completed today in New York. Frederick A. Attock and C. Barrett were seated to replace two men excused Saturday as the district attorney began his opening presentation. Whitman offered no reference to the executed gunmen or any new evidence.
Three Fined for Drunkenness at Baltimore Station
Bert Sordem G W Golden and A Haga were fined $1 and coin each Monday morning in Justice '16 for being drunk at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station. Borden paid his fine and was released while Suk Tneetwilt and others were sent to Sell for 7002 work of six days each. All were arrested and prosecuted by W Masa, a railroad official.
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Bert Sordem
G. W. Golden
A. Haga Ware
Justice
Nice
Warner
Baltimore and Ohio
Borden
W. Masa
Lecture on The Coming Conflict The Menace of Socialism
Peter W. Collins of Boston will speak at Robin Gon Rand Theater at 8 o clock in an event hosted by the Knights of Columbus. Admission is limited and children under sixteen will be barred due to seating constraints.
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Peter
W. Collins
Boston
Colling
Robin Gon Rand Theater
Knights of Columbus
Contempt Cases Tossed Out by Supreme Court
Washington May 1 The Supreme Court set aside contempt sentences for labor leaders Samus Gompara John Mitchell and Morrieon citing statute of limitations. Justice Holmes warned contempts are crimes though Justices Pitney and Vandervanter dissented. Dors Dodd ordered to leave city after disorderly conduct arrest near Glen Elk bridge. she agreed to depart.
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Washington, D. GS
District Court
Samus Gompara
John Mitchell
Morrieon
Ward
Supreme Court
Pitney
Vandevanter
Juice Holmes
Dors Dodd
Glen Elk Bridge
MecIoud
Death of Sherman Hileman in Baltimore and Ohio station
Sherman Hileman aged 87 suffered heart failure after being taken ill at the Baltimore and Ohio station in Frenchton. He was treated at the Glen Mik hotel and died at 2 o'clock Monday morning. He left a widow and several children and will be buried in Frenchton on Tuesday. John Galvin of Cincinnati accepts invitation to deliver memorial address for Clarke burg Judge of Elks next December.
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Enyopte
Tome
Frenchton
Sherman Hileman
Baltimore and Ohio
Glen Mik
Mr. Hileman
Franchton
Glen Bik Hotal
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Clarkeburg
Debated Toll Policy and Hay Pauncefote Treaty Stance
Senator Gott denounces tolls exemptions and calls to abrogate the Hay Pauncefote treaty. He urges U S commercial independence and criticizes foreign meddling while contrasting Panama Canal tolls with national policy. He proposes Congress acting to resolve maritime law as a key political issue.
Oil Drops Pittsburg Prices at Market Open
Oil prices fell at the market opening with principal crude grades quoted by purchasing agents. Pennsylvania crude moved to 1.90, Mercer 1.40, Newcastle 1.40, Corsting 1.06, Cabell 1.47, and Somerset down five cents to 1.05 after the cut.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Mercer
Newcastle
Corsting
Cabell
Somerset
Burre
Arrest of Lt Charles M Malone in Vera Cruz
Washington May 11 First Lieutenant Charles M Malone United States Army retired who served as correspondent for a Washington newspaper was arrested on returning to Vera Cruz. War Department was advised by General Funston that the arrest was ordered from Washington as it would be difficult to explain two American officers in the area where parties dispute United States rights on Mexican soil.
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PatiCe
Washington, D. C
Charles M. Malone
United ‘States
Vera Cruz
Washington
War Department
Storm kills Mrs. Oleos in Dane County and damages tobacco farms
A severe Dane County storm killed Mrs. John Oleos of Glenville and injured four others. Buildings were wrecked and other damage reported. Four large tobacco sheds near McFarland were partly demolished, with farmers noting tobacco crop losses as the greatest damage.
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Madison
Wis
John Oleos
Glenville
Dane County
McFarland
Route Book for West Virginia outlined at Morgantown meeting
At a state road bureau session in Morgantown Le W. Stenger was named secretary and a West Virginia route book was authorized. The publication modeled on the Blue Book will focus exclusively on the state with detailed guidance on highways, road quality, gas stations and garages. A car will depart Clarksburg at 2:30 PM for intermediate points en route to Mannington and beyond for Grand Humcampments and Department Council.
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Morgantown
State Road Bureau
le W. Stenger
West
Virginia
Stata
Grand Hncumpmants
Department Council
Clarksburg
Intermediate Paints
Mannington
Ouer "Pointe
Ministers Meet in Cla r k s b u r g First Presbyterian Church
The Clarksburg Ministerial Union held a regular Monday forenoon meeting in the parlor of the First Presbyterian church. Besides routine business, Rev. Dr. H. T. McGlelan read an excalant paper on The Ministry of Owefort.
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Clarksburg
First Presbyterian Church
Routus
HT McGleliang
Owe Fort
Marriage License Notice Fragment From Local Paper
A fragmentary marriage license notice mentions individuals with partial names. The readable text indicates a couple and a local official filing, but key details such as full names and dates are incomplete. Further transcription is needed to confirm the exact names and filing date.
British take refugees off Deen again
Information reached Sheriff Ross F Stout that serial killer Frank Pauletta who recently escaped from the county jail was seen in a thicket on Pinnicktanick hill. A posse led by a deputy searched the area and seven men were arrested as suspicious characters at a Glen Elie gas wall rig. Names listed include B L Vincent Anthony Minn ley Dais Paseil John Teeney Jamon McHale and John Campbell. The British warship Hermione evacuated 700 refugees from Tampico including 400 men 200 women and 160 children en route to Vera Cruz.
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Ross F. Stout
Frank Pauletta
Pinnicktanick Hill
Glen Elie No. 2
Stout
Paulette
B. L. Vincent
Anthony Minnley
Dais Paseil
John Teeney
Jamon McHale
John Campbell
Fara
Vera Cruz
Hermione
Tampico
Shocks Reported as Italy Earthquake Relief Presses On
Catana Italy May 11 Several slight earthquake shocks were registered today but no further damage reported. Army navy and civilian authorities continued relief efforts for thousands displaced by the quake that destroyed villages last week. Most peasants are leaving. others refuse to move until fate of missing relatives is learned. Official dead count cited about 160 but many believed buried in the debris.
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Vay Associated Press
Catana
Italy
Navy
Graduation plans and services announced for local class
The high school class remains undetermined with forty one seniors under consideration fourty workers. An exurcions program includes a sermon by Rev George Smith at the First Methodist Episcopal Church at 10 45 on Sunday May 24. A class meeting and entertainment are planned at the Masonic Temple on Thursday evening May 28 followed by a water street auditorium event. William Merstith of Wolf Kemmit won a city tutor position as Mr. and Mrs Wilfub Cale attend the tram service.
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Girie
Caine Exurciens
Gb. Smith
Cies
Masonic Temple
Thureday
Br Galleck
Lauiigilin
Wiliam
Wolf Kemmit
Mire -Wilfub
Cale
Mexican gun boat Morelos blown up at Mazatlan
Rear Admiral Howard reported that the abandoned federal gun boat Morelos was boarded set afire and blown up by the Mexican Constitutionalists at Mazatlan. Associate Justice Lamar and Frederick Lehmann were selected by the president to present views before South American mediators in the Mexican matter.
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Gry
Prema
Washington, D. C
Howard
Pacifc
Morelos
Mazatlan
Conductor W M Quinn in serious condition
Continued on page three. Condition unimproved. W M Quinn, popular conductor on the Short Linn railroad, remains in serious condition at his home on Baltimore. He has been ill for several days and news of any improvement will be welcomed by his many friends.
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W.M. Quinn
Baltimore
Mayo Dead After Hotel Stay In New York
Colonel John Calhoun Mayo Democratic national committeeman from Kentucky died in a New York hotel where he had stayed since April 2. Burial plans are noted, with past political ties and a ceremonial mention of a son and other figures.
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Gucocurea Pace
New York
Colonel Jobn
Calhoun Mayo
Kentucky
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