Men Arrested in McCarty Ring Death Inquiry
Authorities moved to arrest promoters and participants in the McCarty v Pelkey bout after a fatal ring accident. Autopsy ruled death from neck dislocation not heart failure, delaying hearings and coroner’s inquest. Fire at Burns arena is under investigation for possible arson or accidental causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther McCarty
Wiliam McCarney
McCarty
Smith
Arthur “Pelkey
Burns Arena
Kingsley Appears Before Senate on Income Tax Tariff
Darwin P. Kingsley, president of the New York Fire Insurance Company, testified before the Senate committee on the income tax provisions of the tariff bill. Several manufacturers sought hearings as the committees prepared to revise schedules and draft reports for the full panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angociaved Mses
Wasi Ston
DAC
Darwin P. ‘Kingsley
New Tork Hire Insurance Company
Senate
Ful
Delco representative to inspect cars at Clarkshoro
A Delco factory representative will be at the Clarkshoro Automobile Company garage today and Tuesday until noon to inspect and adjust cars equipped with the Delco self starting lighting and ignition system. Users are urged to take advantage of the opportunity for service and adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco
Clarkshoro Automobile Company
Slay of Brown Arrested on Brown Coal Property Charge
John Lawrence a Slay of Brown was arrested Monday by Constable Robert McClung as he got off a Short Line passenger train at Clarkshoro station and jailed to await a hearing in Justice GQ Hy Gordon's court on a charge of being drunk and disorderly on a coal company's property at Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence
Brown
Robert McClung
Clarkshoro
GQ Hy
Sermon Delivers Scholarly Message At Local High School
The Rev Dr H McClelland preached a baccalaureate at First Presbyterian Church praising learning adapted to use and urging graduates to seek understanding. The crowded service featured special music and decorations as 34 seniors were named: girls Flossie Weaver Henrietta Bailey Virginia Wood Virginia Brent Margaret Dittman Mildred Eason Agnes Harbert Edith Heagner Virginia McCune Agnes Morgan Lucille Nusbaum Frances Robinson Vesta Saunders Lyla Smaith Lily Sperr Elizabeth Thompson Elizabeth Warne Laura Chambers Germain Demeester Edna Natter Mabel Austin Mary Faris Nellie Hurst Gladys Richards Nora Skinner and boys Carleton Boyle Dering Core Merlin Corpening Howard Crummitt Charles Custer Dana Davis Frank Delbridge Robert Duthie Carney Hardman Graham Lynch James Tierney Carleton Wood Guy Wright Ray Coffman Clair N Parrish Howard Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. . McClelland
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Temple
Gtfting
Flossie Weaver
Henrietta Bailey
Virginia Wood
Virginia Brent
Margaret Dittman
Mildred Eason
Agnes Harbert
Freda Harbert
Edith
Heagner
Virginia McCune
Agnes Morgan
Lucille Nusbaum
Frances Robinson
Vesta Saunders
Lyla Smaith
Lily Sperr
Elizabeth Thompson
Elizabeth Warne
Laura Chambers
Germain Demeester
Edna Natter
Mabel Austin
Mary Faris
Nellie Hurst
Gladys Richards
Nora Skinner
Carleton Boyle
Dering Core
Merlin Corpening
Howard Crummitt
Free Port Plan Outlined by New York Merchants Association
A letter from the New York Merchants Association proposes making New York a free port by a neutral customs zone where imported woods could be landed and treated without duties. Goods would pass through a customs house if shipped inland. samples and consignment stocks could be duty free within the zone. Clyde Smith faces trial for alleged fishing in EM creek under state fish and game laws. Robert Noon, deputy game warden, filed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Merchants’ Association
Foreign Trade Committee of the Association
Clyde Smith
Justice
T. G. Nicewarner
EM Creek
Robert Noon
Death by suffocation in covered carriage incident
William Myers died last night in Collinsville when his head fell into the carriage cover while riding, choking to death. The body was found at the Myers home under a wagon shed after the horse returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Collinsville
Conn
William Myers
Myers
Confederate Veterans Gather for Chattanooga Reunion Amid Turmoil
May 26 Chattanooga hosts thousands of Civil War veterans and guests for the twenty third reunion with expected attendance around 150000 by week end. Sons of Confederate Veterans plan their fraternity reunion tonight as crowds gather in the city. In Parkersburg four hurt when a yard engine pulling a sleeper collided with a freight in fog bound Ohio River division yards. Engineer Adams grievously injured others include William J Mitchell Winnie Williamson and Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imy Anwadausd
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Parkersburg
Ohio River Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Adams
William J. Mitchell
New York
Winnie Williamson
Thorpe
New York Health Chief Seeks Tuberculosis Treatment Ban
Dr Joseph J ODonnell health officer for the port of New York requests the health commissioner at the next board of health meeting to submit a resolution prohibiting the Friedmann treatment for tuberculosis until proponents prove its harmless character to the health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Ascociavenrat
New York
Joseph J. Odonnell
Port of New York
Uday
Board of Health
Health Department
Pythian Uniform Rank Set Meeting Tuesday Evening
The uniform rank of Pythians will hold an important meeting at 7 30 oclock Tuesday evening and all members are urged to attend. There will be a chef.
President cites outlay and influence of lobby against tariff bill
In Washington on May 26 President notes extraordinary lobbying by special interests opposing free sugar and free wool. He says money without limit funds propaganda and paid ads to sway public opinion. He urges public awareness and states government should be relieved from such interference to restore debate momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Broisen Wilson
White House
Nel
Capitol
Louisiana
Washington
Moft
Roosevelt Arrives in Marquette for Civil Suit Trial
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Marquette with a party of friends witnesses and newspaper men to attend the $10 000 damages suit against George A Newberg. The action opens this afternoon with jury selection. Roosevelt is joined by Robert Bacon T H Newberry Gifford Pinchot James Garfield Dr Alexander Lambert Jacob Ris Rixey and others as witnesses with Sloan and Tyree among the Secret Service entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Angociates
Imene Marquette
Mich
Theodore Hoosevelt
George ‘A. Newerg
Roosevelt
Robert Bacon
T. H. Newberry
Navy
Gifford Pinchot
James R. Garfield
Alexander Lambert
Jacob A. Ris
Rixey
the Navy
Lawrence Abbott
W. E. Roosevelt
Phillip
William Loeb, Jr. Gilson Gardner
L. A. Curtis
O. SK. Davis
Frank Tyree
John Call
Youth in Jail on Theft Charge at Willard Mines
William Carrison a young foreigner aged 16 sits in jail awaiting trial in Justice T G Nicewarner's court on the charge of stealing a watch and $18 from Bark Miller Inet Priday at the Willard mines boarding house. The trial is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carrison
T. G. Nicewarner
Bark Miller
Inet Priday
Willard Mines
The Crow and the Garbage Tale on a May Day
A muddled amateur verse depicts a crow visiting a cluttered dooryard amid garish garbage. The speaker laments the nuisance as townsfolk and officials are asked to curb the stench and pestilence, while the crow repeats Nevermore as the scene ends in gloom.
Willison Audit and System Company Expands Expertise
West Virginia investors praise the Willison Audit and System Company of this city for expanded services and a growing client base. Frank A. Willison remains president as departments gain specialists in production cost analysis, system appraisal, and efficiency studies. The firm hires Campbell from Pittsburgh and lists several respected advisers from New York and Pittsburgh firms. Continued on next page.
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Campbell
Pittsburg
Will
Orks University
New York
Lawet
Renablear Patytechnic Institute
Sohn Monl, CB. A
Ac PT Aap van Dorn, van Gelder , Company
Marwick, Mitchell, Peat & Company
William C. Lyne ,Con & Company
Audit Company
Nine Killed at Nogales West Virginia
A May 2 report says nine laborers employed by contractors on the Magnolia improvement works of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad were struck by an eastbound passenger train at Nogales West Virginia. One writer notes four others injured and taken to hospital as the crowd describes the fatal incident.
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Martinsburg
Magnolia Improvement Works
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Nogales
W. Va
Tallinn
Seditious actions shake Paris amid new three year service plan
The French authorities seized documents from anti military factions as troops detained over eighty bases in Paris and provinces. Officials intend to prosecute organizers of demonstrations by soldiers opposing the three year army term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Polite
East Sain Street Resident Hospitalized With Pneumonia Fever
M. M. Carr, a well known East Sain street resident, is a patient at Kessler Hospital. His pneumonia fever condition is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Carr
East Sain Street
Subscriptions And Ballots Due In Local Contest
Voters and contestants must turn in subscriptions and ballots by 9 pm at the Telegram contest department. Judges will count the ballots Tuesday evening and publish results in Wednesday’s Telegram. Winners likely decide the final outcome with a lead in the count.
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Ars See
Srr
Jae
Barty Tehemie
Judes
Méasra
Wit Tecar OG
Wilt
Arthur Persone
Eis Vgn
Belie Annes
Caraskaltony
Porhe
Citct
Te Telgeran
Dead Lover Toledo Crime Report Averages Detected
Unclear OCR fragment describes a crime involving a foreign suspect who held up victims including a 16 year old named Crabert and a 13 year old named Diughthr. The text references a country and a sher deed but readability is poor and specifics are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Oyeres
Cyrk
Crabert
Geotee Steele
Gepney
Municipal Rights Decided By Court
The supreme court ruled that Denver is not compelled to back the private water plant or form a new contract with the Denver Union Water Company. The 1880 city contract limited annual charges, and Detroit's franchise dispute with United Railway is noted as expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Denver
Denaie Union Water Company
Comet
Cty
Detroit
Detroit, United Railway
Chicago man jailed for threats to PieWiteen
Richard Tendack, a Chicago resident, was arrested on two charges of sending threatening letters to PieWiteen and committed to awaiting examination in Iquittis County Prison. The case details resemble a local legal proceeding with formal charges and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Téndack
Chicago
PieWiteen
Iquittis County
Chareed
Deaac
Ia Mu Maxwell
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McGarty
CA Capitol
Kingsley
Engpector
Slav
Dr. McClelland
New York City
Roniday Fishing
Baltimore and Ohio
William Connors
T. G. Nleewarner
Graham Taylor
Chicago Common Social Settlement
O'Hara
State Senate
Taylor
Friedmann Gure
City of New York
Pythian Meeting
Serra
Dowd Ea Erwood
Teddy
Fdriniess
Thomiptor
Wenat
Patton
Judge
Swager
Barnes
Hoge
Kearns
Partin
A. ‘Campbell
Willison Company
Soho
Als
Winployes
City of
United States Supreme Court
Crank
Wilson
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