Officials to be Indicted Under Sherman Law Violations
Attorney General Wichenham announced that a Supreme Court ruling in the Mandard Cl and American Tobacco Company case will spur renewed criminal charges under the antitrust law. A county court held a special term to discuss bridge projects at the new and old fairgrounds and the Industrial Bridge, but no final action was reported at press time.
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Wwultveroc
D. c
Atorney General Wichenham Today
Mandard Clabd American Tobacco Company
Countty Court
Worthy Leasyr Social At Episcopal Church
A local church social is planned for tomorrow night at the Episcopal church hall. An evening of fellowship and light refreshments will be hosted by the Maeague society with proceeds aiding church programs.
Legal notices issued to several defendants in Makrege case
Notices were issued to Vlyces T. Robinson Anna Swiger Thames Hill Gertrude Enisley and others in a Makrege matter. Details truncated but indicate party warnings or claims related to the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makrege
Vlyces T. Robinson
Ant ‘Anna Swiger
Thames
Hill
Gertrude Enisley
Local political dynamics hinder primary election push
A garbled report from Gratton notes visiting figures and party tensions. Col McGrew and Tuy discuss political strategy as Democratic leaders face questions about primaries. A debate over a standard like the German–Corman clause reflects broader discord within the Desocrats over legislative methods and party unity.
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Gol
stoGraw
Gratton
Wae
Col McGrew
Tuy
Pat Meuron
Corman
Scott Disappointed by Legislature Adjournment Message
Washington May 31 Senator Bensier Scott had railroad and sleeper tickets ready to leave for Charleston to aid in the primary night when a governor’s telephone message announced the legislature adjournment. Scott redeemed the tickets with evident regret.
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Washington, D .C
Bensier Scott
Charleston
Charleston Woman Dying After Second Story Fall
Mrs Baker of Charleston aged 50 was a patient at a private hospital when she fell from a second story window of the institution and was probably fatally injured.
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Fademond
4. Baker
Charleston
AlieRe
Wiliam Bmikh Injured in Free for All Meht at Grantown
May 11 in Grantown a free for all melee wounded William Bmikh and Jim Hooker. Bmikh died in hospital. Smith may not recover. Stooker arrested and held pending investigation into Smith’s injuries.
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Paltmont
Grantown
Wiliam
Wis
Jim Hooker
Hite
Cock Hospital
Hwee
Smith
Stooker
Cook County Hospital Graduation Exercises Set for June 7
May 31 192? announcements from Fatermont regarding the Cook County Hospital raising school for nation and the annual commencement exercises to be held in the evening of June 7 at Cook Hospital. Four graduates are listed.
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Fatrmont
Elas Ot Te Cook Powlptal Haising School For Nation
Cook Now Pital
Grain market report from Chicago on May 31
Chicago May 31 wheat at 1.04 beds, corn 62 3 8 cents, oats 34 1 3 cents per bushel. Prices reflect local grain market activity with figures for wheat corn and oats cited from the grain exchange in Chicago.
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Chicago
House Adjourns After Session Ends At Dusk
Reported end of the session as the House adjourned sine die after three measures cleared through. One bill appropriated funds for a specific committee, another paid member per diems, and a third funded miscellaneous needs. Senate adjourned shortly after.
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Charlueeinon
Meyer
Temle- Teture
Anyther
Senate
Nurses Misses Gorman Dimlap and Codelia Graduate
Mary B. Gorman Helen Dimlap and Beatrice M. Codelia were graduated as trained nurses at commencement exercises Tuesday night at St. Marys hospital. About a hundred friends attended as Rev Robert Bulhy an of Grafton opened the program with prayers. Dr Charles W Waltermans spoke on hospital nursing then Dr Ho E Sloan awarded the diplomas. Rev Mr Sullivan presented the Wilson medal for highest class performer to Miss Gorman. Cakes and ice cream followed as colors of pink and white and an abundance of flowers decorated the scene.
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Mary B. Gorman
Helen Dimlap
Beatrice M. Codelia
St. Mary's Hospital
Apa, Hospital
Robert Bul- Hyan
Grafton
Church of the
Charles W. Waltermans
Ho E. Sloan
Sullivan
Wilson
3. Wilson
Gorman
Philippi reunion features Chilton and military parade
A Barbour county reunion program in Philippi showcased a stand of horsemen and speakers led by United States Senator William E. Chilton. A daily balloon ascent by King Kelley drew attention as the military parade was set as the main feature for tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
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Barbour County
Philippi Re Union
Bue
Gray
United States
William E. Chilton
King Kelley
Rade
Miner John Bolinski Dies in Pitcairn Mine Accident
The body of John Bolinski, a foreign coal miner aged 35, was recovered after a fall at the Pitcairn mine south of the city. He will be buried Thursday at Holy Cross cemetery after a funeral service at the Slavonic Catholic church on East Plkestro. He is survived by a widow.
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John Bolinski
Tuer
Mfall
Com
Hite
Pitcairn
Holy Crow
East Plkestro
RebIC Is UNIQOK Thomas W Cowgill item on a day
Fragmented readable text describes a local newspaper item from May with a sermon titled Tile Mage. The page notes advertisements and prominent men, referencing an “Enquirer” and an aerial day context along with materials like black ink on white paper.
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Thomas W. Cowgill
Bully Enquirer
Mrs Doyle Improves After Appendectomy At Local Hospital
Mrs Edward Doyle underwent appendectomy at the local hospital and is reported improving. Doctors say she is resting comfortably and responding well to treatment.
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Edward Doyle
Woman Held for Grand Jury in Prisoner Escape Case
Mrs. Yesso Taylor wife of one of seven prisoners held for the next grand jury on charges she aided their escape from the county jail early Monday. Bond set at 1000, in default she remains jailed. Oley Davis testifies she handed two half dozen notes to her husband during a prior visit and the escapees threatened him to stay silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesso Taylor
Samuel W. Gordon
Oley Davis
Doctor relieves arraignment man to court test
One man crippled by drink and dewak could not stand trial and was sent to a doctor by Mayor Frank Te Moore. His sentence was suspended and he was freed. Four other men were convicted of drunkenness and fined the usual amount. Two paid cash, two paid via employer orders. A man arrested for drunkenness at home was remanded to a trial hearing this evening.
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Dewak
Burt
Frank Te Moore
Treaing
Auto team battles mud hole in Bridgeport road work
James Shields of Monticello Auto & Garage pulls an eighty horse over a Packard machine with garty from Fairmont from a large mud hole on Bridgeport road gear Tuesday afternoon. The heavy machine remained mired and the driver could not free it.
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J James Shields
Monticello Auto & Garage Company
Jackson
Packard
Garty
Fairmont
Bridgeport
William Kidd Dies After Lingering Illness at 60
William Kidd aged 60 died Tuesday night at his home in Adamanton after a lingering illness. The funeral will be Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his residence with burial in the Odd Fellows' cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willia Kidd
Adamaton
Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Young People to Meet at Mint Presbyterian Church
The Young Pope's Branch of the WWJ will hold a regular business session Friday night at Mint Presbyterian Church. After the meeting there will be a social. Members are urged to attend due to important business on the agenda.
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T. C
Mint Presbyterian Church
Ofetvek
Queen Punfiral Funeral Held at Johnetown Church
The funeral of Start Queen, 80, a prominent farmer, was held at 1 o'clock Wednesday morning at the Johnetown Methodist Protestant church. Interment followed in Johnstown Cemetery. He died Tuesday. Survived by wife and three children Hetie, Mwude and Ezra.
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Start Queen
Johnetown Mathouiet Protestant
Johnatown
Hetie
Mwude
Ezra
Funeral for Mrs Birdie Brent Planned Thursday
The funeral for Mrs Birdie Brent will be held Thursday afternoon at Firettreet Cemetery. The service is announced by the family and will be attended by relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Brent
Firettreet
Marial
Bt View
British Cavalry Officers Lead Polo Challenge in India
The International Polo Series features Captain J. Hardresy Lloyd of the Fourth Dragoons and Lt. W. Palmes among captains and players from Britain and the Meadowbrook Hunt Club. The British team faces American challengers led by Devereux Milburn with Waterbury and Walter Ney in a match on Lone Island. The Indian ground staging reveals stark differences in play styles and grass conditions, reflecting polo’s colonial roots.
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Ax Cavalry
Mincni
Brit
J. Hardresy Lloyd
King’s Dragoon Gards
Fang
Devereua Musurm
Taleo
Atten Pont” Mane
Tcla
Ay S
India
Gasca
Rho
American Polo Association
Mga Wit
Ligwrence Water
Heath
Oxford University
Enstand
Band Music at Baseball Game in Union Park
The Knights of Pythian band will perform from 2 to 4 during the Clarkehire vs Pennibora baseball game at Union Park. The popular group from Wheat Street promises a pleasing concert as part of the afternoon event. Thirty five cents admission, with special car service arranged by the Harnet line. Morgantown visitor Hf. McDermott attends.
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Bonday Wiflernoon
Union Park
Knights of Pythian
Bert Wheat
Clarkehire
Pennibora
Pillporin
Penneheero
Rark
Iebure
Rus
Bia Jomen
Phin
Clarksburg
Ine
Pall
Guarentees
Aue Mee
Bere
Hirnet
Aremipt
Man
Ohio Solons Now Divided in Session Collapse
In Columbus the Ohio legislature splits over adjournment with one faction seeking rapid end and the other pressing for longer session. Governor Harmon vetoed a bill paying lawmakers next year before this session ends. reporters were barred from the Senate floor for refusing to testify in bribery hearings.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Tampa
Inia
Rome
Harmon
de Gente
Scripps-BicRea
Senate
Decoration Day Observed With Parade and Ceremonies
A parade and ceremonies marked Decoration Day with a large crowd at the court house. The West Virginia National Guard, about thirty veterans, and local veterans groups participated. At Odd Fellows Cemetery soldiers fired three rounds and veterans were honored with flowers on graves.
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Court House
West Virginia NaHonal Guard
Capain Duneah Bolighier
Odd Fellows
Isac M. Keltey
M.ewarts
Company K
State Mill
Custer Poat
Neva
Circuit Court Grants Gun Carry Permission to Defendants
In a Wednesday circuit court session Judes Charted W Lynch granted U T Hoggee Robert Shuttleworth and George 1H Vanderwort permission to carry revolvers. The Batten trading case against Cheries Gray and others saw Charisse Gray’s answer filed. Court will reopen at 10 oclock tomorrow morning.
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Judes
W. Lynch
U. T.hoggee
Robert Shuttleworth
George
Grand Judge Was It or. A Preston Visits Wyoming Lodges
Grand Judge WasITor A Preston, attorney general of Wyoming and member of the Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, stayed in town after a day of travel from Washington and New York. He was enroute home and sought information on lodge activities.
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A. Preston
Rock Spring
Wyoming
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and [ Protective Order of ‘Mics
Patrick
Criminal Court Term Shortens After March Prosecution Shift
The next criminal court term, starting Tuesday, is expected to be the shortest since inception with about one fourth as much business as prior terms. Will E Morris Dret is prosecuting attorney. Grand jury will examine felony cases including Salvadore Guariscio for stealing a street car, Homer Hurst for shooting his father, and misdemeanor cases against Al Storris Underwood for disorderly conduct, Damien Fort for disorderly conduct, and Charles M Hamburg for cruelty to animals. Several other felony and misdemeanor cases are pending, with some suspects not yet apprehended. Petit jurors will report Monday June 14 for duty.
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Criminal Court
Tupeday
Ince
E. Morris Dret
Salvadore Guariscio
I Homer Hurst
Artis Hurst
New Creek
Xtil Sim
Cates
al Storris
Arl Underwood
Salem
Damien ‘Fort
Bridgeport
Charles M. Hamburg
Weiler
Getwick
Petit Jasors
Appointments at Consolidation Coal WV Bosses Named
H Watson announces June 1 shifts at Consolidation Coal. W N Head becomes mine superintendent at Mine 45, H M Smith moves to Mine 24, Hestainbridge and Peddicord elevated to superintendent roles across Mines 5a 32 34 43 63 and 52, with Victor and Brooks referenced in supervisory moves. P J McGraw shifts to superintendent Mines 2 and 34, T B Bainbridge moves to Mine 24, and Victor named chief mine inspector under Frank Fae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Watson
West Virginia
Conseldation Coal Company
W. N. Head
H. M. Smith
Hee J. Hestainbridge
G. B. Peddicord
David Victor
J. McGraw
Atines
Mame Snine
Bainbridge
Brooks Wyoming
JF David Victor
Frank Ffae
Company K to Weston for Blue and Gray event
Company K of the West Virginia National Guard departs at 11 30 o clock Wednesday for Philippi to join militia under Captain Duncan Boushner. Fifty men plus officers travel to Weston to merge with sixteen Weston Company members and thirty pieces of Oman'a First Regiment joining from Fairmont. They will return by Grafton Saturday afternoon.
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West Virginia National Guild
Weston
Philippi
Tate
Duncan Boushner
Odminer
Tieutenant Tapley
Stilin
Weston Company
Oman
Fairmont
Grafton
School Board to Meet Monday for Staffing Picks
The city school board will meet Monday afternoon at 2 o clock to select tentative teachers for the next year.
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Jenkers
Broadus Calendar Out Broadus Institute Schedule
Fragmented OCR text outlines Broadus events and dates with unclear names and places. It mentions campus activities and a Broadus Day event around June 12, with entries tied to a schedule, weather notes, and possibly a lecture or morning session. Overall content is garbled and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
sWeeper
Ayedeeeeren
Temperance representatives meet for united campaign
Prominent temperance leaders from Virginia and West Virginia parities united in a conference at the Walford to perfect a statewide campaign for a prohibition movement. The executive committee names officials and outlines club formation plans with contributions to be printed and secured by writing to designated towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Morgantown
W. CG
Lure
Charleston
Freight Wreck injures passengers on short line
A passenger cab from New Qfartinayilie Sinthetare derailed during noon hour today near Rosebud and Scrlomiare due to delays and spall wrecks. An other car left the track at Rosebud while the train to Roepbud and Smithield was held. Fare returns delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Qfartinayilie
Roepbud
Smithield
Rosebud
Scrlomiare
Fragmented OCR item on festival chant and names
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a school component and a refrain related to Rome and a factor. It names Grech and Sheephenk with unclear roles and notes a missing name in the publication. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Rome
DuHness Ste Event at Be It Stock Church
A local religious group plans a meeting at the church with requested attendees and a discussional session. Details are garbled but indicate a community gathering organized by the Peoples Society of Obiectian Bodeayer at the Presbyterian church.
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