JPSTAFT BEGINS MOTOS D6 May 1st Mail Service Established
The May schedule details mail routes between Erwin and Rochpnburg with three daily trips each direction, plus a revised Mall route from Jumping Brit eh to Camp Creek ending at Camp Credle by May 20. Mail service will rise to six trips weekly per direction, and a Kanawha Valley Tra c Mon Company line will omit one Sunday trip. New fourth class postmasters named in West Virginia include Thomas Ages at Glatto Mercer County and James qv. Pau ley at Belzer Putnam County with various replacements. A 1,000 mile dash by President Taft is described as he tours Ohio and surrounding states before May 21 polls.
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Erwin
Rochpnburg
Dean Idhnd
Twiby
Apa Soare
Banes
Dora
Ee Tangford
Mullei
Pbs
Camp Creek
Mii
Postomce Department
Kanawha Valley Trac- Mon Company
Charleston
West Virginia
Thomas
Glatto
Mercer County
B. J. Lester
James Qv. Pauley
Belzer
Putnam County
Apeplace
A.J. Hartley
George H. Hornickie
Highcoal
Boi County
Jamess
Gadaker
Warne County
Wilbury Tyler
J.B. Rollingth
Mothers Day Observed Across City Churches
Touching tributes to mothers were heard in many Yoodt churches Sunday as carnations appeared in most services. Most churches dedicated either the morning or evening service to mothers, honoring their role and memory.
Fiduciary Order Names Administrators for Jackson Robinson Estate
The county clerk's record shows John W. Robinson as qualified administrator of Jackson Robinson's estate with bond set at $600 and Elizabeth Henderson as surety. Harvey W. Harmer, John Higginbotham, Robinson, and Mr. W. Grayson are named as uptalkers.
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John W. Robinson
Jackson ‘Robinson
Boind
Elisabth Henderson
Harvey W. Harmer
John Higginbotham
Robinson
Mr. W. Grayson
Automobile Men Plan Parade For Chamber Commerce Escort
Calvin P. Howell president of Harrison Qoatty Good Roads Association urges automobile owners to assemble at the courthouse at 1 30 tomorrow to escort Cleveland trade extension boosters through the city. Cars will travel to Waldo hotel and then via street cars to industries with special trolleys from 4 20 to 4 30. Pennants should be displayed.
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Calvin P. Howell
Harrison Qoatty Good Roads Associa~ Ite
Allroad’ Station
Cleveland. O. Chamber of Commerce Yheliers
Waldo Hotel
Cleveland
Howell
Board of Trade
Waldo
State Federation of Labor Opens Annual Wheeling Convention
The State Federation of Labor began its three day annual convention today in Wheeling. The meetings will continue through the next three days.
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State Federation of Labor
Wheeling
Deputy Sheriff Slays Two Men in Wyoming Shooting
May 13 report from Knoxmilize states Deputy Sheriff David Bildt of Bell County Wyoming killed Luther Sizemore and James Sizemore yesterday after they opened fire at a resort. The deputy then pursued the suspects across the mountains until they surrendered.
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Knoxmilize
David Bildlt
Bell County
Luther
James
Sizemore
Eliott
Jeierate plan alleged to entrap judge revealed in DC
Deliberate Washington report states a purported plan by Boland of Heranton Pennsylvania to entrap Judge Arctwald. The secretive scheme was disclosed today before the Hoke committee by Allis Cockren the confidential secretary of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington, D.C
Boland
Heranton
Arctwald
Allis Cockren
Intiretate Commerce
Court confirms Stout share in Clifford estate dispute
Judge J C McWhorter sat in Gael circuit court on a late Saturday afternoon. The report of commissioners in the suit of Clarence P Stout against John D Clifford et al distributing the estate of the late James P Clifford was confirmed giving Stout one seventh. A demurrer was made in the case of James Clifford McManaway et al against Clarence P Stout et al.
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J.C. McWhorter
Gaelcannon
Clarence P. Stout
John di.Clifford
James IP
Clifford
Stout
James Clifford McManaway
Monument Erected in Manengmon Cemetery
A handsome axrcophilus monument was unveiled in the Mautnitacton cemetery by the children of Captain and Mrs A N Priens in memory of their parents. The monument is a granite piece with emblems of the Masonic and Grand Army on each side.
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Mannengmon
Mautnitacton
A. N. Priensard
Wiss Kamimered Oleh
Taft Roosevelt duel shapes Ohio delegate fight
Republican leaders foresee Ohio primaries as pivotal for Taft or Roosevelt victory. Key figures Burton Garfield Wackler and Brown endorse Taft while others rally for Roosevelt, with speeches planned across the state to influence delegates.
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Tart
Roosevelt
Ohio
Ae Daugh
Taft
Senator Burton
Dick Ferror
James R. Garfield
John D Wackler
Waller B. Brown
Bible Student Lectures At Play House On Death
A Tenort city policeman Joseph Washington escaped serious injury when burning tobacco in his coat caused a fire. He extinguished it with a coat and two rubber sleeves torn. The Vieloring theater hosted an International Bible Students Association address in Brooklyn by P Hy de V D Ma under the auspices of the association. The speaker argued death is absence of life, rejected evolution and immortality, and stressed resurrection through Christ as the only hope.
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Joseph Washington
Mr. Washington
P. Hyde
V. Id
International Bible Students’ | ‘Association
Brooklyn
Adam
Christ
Gog
Senate agrees to Mouse amendments on railroad bridge bill
The Senate concurred in the Mouse amendments to authorize Williamson and Pond Creek Railroad Company to build a bridge across Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River near Williamson. The bill now goes to the president for signature.
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Washington
Senate
Williamson and
Pond Creek
Sandy River
Williamson
Methodists debate bishops pay for specials and travel
In Minneapolis on May 13 a committee on episcopacy reported that bishops who charge for special sermons and lectures and receive a $5,000 salary plus traveling expenses may draw pay from the general conference. The report was based on several memorials presented to the committee.
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Minneapolis
Ebiscopsl
Retired Navy Commander Poundstone Seeks Renewal
Hom er ic Poundstone of Buckhannon retired from the navy in 1905 as a commander due to rheumatism. He was later appointed lighthouse inspector at Baltimore under the Commerce and Labor Department. The act authorizing retired naval officers in this role expires June 5, risking loss of his position unless Congress acts. West Virginia officials urge renewal and preservation of the vacancy for the state.
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Washington, D. C
Homer Ic
Poundstone
Buckhannon
Navy
Baltimore
Department ‘of Commerce and Labor
A.G. Dayton
West Virginia
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Chitton
Chilton
Raynor
Maryland
Secretary of Commerce
Virginia
Pension Bill Signed By President Affects Numerous Names
Washington May 19 A bill granting pension to a long list of individuals including Hilleary A McVicker from Marri mont, David C Morgan from Stokhan ton, Benjamin P Morrow from Camer on and James Barr Wheeling among others was signed into law. Names span Clarksburg Wheeling Parkersburg Kanaw ha Station and Parkersburg with multiple counties and towns represented. The action consolidates pension benefits for veterans and dependents across the state.
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Washington
Ibills
Hilleary A. McVicker
Marrimont
David C. Morgan
Stokhanton
Benjamin P. Morrow
Cameron
James Barr
Wheeling
John R. Tolbert
Triadelphis
Henry A
Fernald
Daniel Powell
Clarksburg
William ‘Wyatt
Gextiralia
William 3
Taylor
Newburg
Enjamin F. Spencer
Fighting intensifies as forces clash near Mexican border
Reported fighting flares today as both sides concentrate around Rand ARON, GOMES, and Weer in a tense border zone. General Drosco's headquarters say rebel movements continue thirteen miles from Eacxlon toward Yerme, with strategic positions disputed along the Central railroad.
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Rand Aron
Gomes
Weer
Tagereem
Gengret Haerta
Utara
Leotral Royad
Gully
Conetes
Mézico
Drosco
Fragmentary note on wartime supply totals and receipts
A damaged OCR excerpt describes counts and notes about items received and pending. It mentions multiple categories and numbers, including references to quantities and recipients, but the text is highly garbled, with several misspellings and unclear names. The fragment hints at a tally process and distribution notes without coherent detail.
Reid on Tan in New York hearing on steel combine dissolving
Daniel C. Rela, director of United States Steel and finance committee member, testified today in the government’s hearing to dissolve that corporation and its alleged illegal combination with J. P. Federal Steel Co, American Tin Plate Co, American Hoop Co, and American Sheet Steel Co.
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NEW
XORK
Daniel
Rela
Uniteterated Steel Corporation
Ite
Wan Hestdap
J.pederal Steel Company
American ‘Tin Plate Company
American Hoop Company
American Sheet Steel Company
May term ends as circuit court adjourns for term
The May term of the circuit court ended Saturday evening with a special term planned for early June. An order of reference was made in the cause of Hugh J. Garrett executor against Mary Pleming et al. involving infants’ interest in property in the case of M W Grayson guardian et al against Maud Scott et al. W C Bumgardner of Lost Creek was a city visitor Monday.
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Hugh J. Garrett
Mary Pleming
M.W. Grayson
Guardian
Maud Scott
New Marisol Holds Meeting Amid Broad Proposals
A fragment from a May meeting in New Marisol notes discussions in the district congress committee on county issues. The text mentions a group or band and plans for a convention, with unclear details and possible proposals.
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Iis
Washington Senate Justice Committee Decision Report
A garbled OCR item mentions the Senate Judiciary Committee and a decision related to a term in office. It references Lepore and Dieph, and hints at minority concerns and a fate of four fears. The exact details are unclear, but the fragment signals a political procedural note involving term length or confirmation.
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Washington
Senate Judiciaery
Man is clubbed by highwaymen
Grand jurors have been drawn for the Junk term of the criminal court and will report June 5 at 9 am. Alfred Washburn, a general storekeeper at 971 West Pike, and Lady Barnett have been named approleors of the estate. A Woolen girl was assaulted by two masked men on West Pike Street. one attacker struck him, and the robbers escaped with a watery. The victim, Mr. Washburn, died from his injuries. Police seek the assailants.
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Criminal Court
Thomas O. White
Clay Hedges
R. W. Rittenhouse
Rouben Kemper
D. Barnes
Charles BM. Ian
James &. Orcintire
S. IR. Barnett
W. W. Ash
William Jarvis
Frenk
L. Robey
A. G. Hardman
Cleode Gaston
Charles Keely
M. PF. ‘Thompson Sid E. Mf. Hess
Alfred Washburn
Woat Pike
Point Comfort
Weahburn
West Pike Street
Calut
Lownsas
Mbnakie
Tin Highwayesen
Waahtnirn
Special fiction fragment references Catvarr and world impact
A fragmented fiction line mentions Catvarr and a destiny where elect class is expelled from nations while a divine act would wash the world of a death sentence. The garbled text hints at grandiose themes without clear events or sources.
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Catvarr
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