Alleged swindler taken and officer in custody in Pittsburg
An alleged swindler and an Army officer were taken into custody in Pittsburg, and a woman was arrested. The report notes a fall from a trestle near a Milwaukee area track, with investigations into the cause of death. The injured man, 24, lived with parents in Rochester, Pa., and worked at a local factory.
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Core
ARMY
Pittsburg
Harry Schalgement
Arker
Pitsburg
Toahenter
Walfimern de
Fe Mar
Rabiire
Asting
Fie Ifurien
Scehidemental
Viste Bosde
Glen Bik
Trost
Favmental
Rochester
Ebire
Tims
Tigers Invite Wes University For Afternoon Football Game
The Tigers prepare for a 2 o'clock kickoff on the old grounds with a large turnout expected. Weather looks inviting as Wes University’s second team will visit and the Tigers announce lineup including fauchlia center timer and nam es such as Platoter Stager Hendricks and Jekie Mutheran.
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L Tigers
Wesda University Etcond
Hveetstan
Ths Tigers
Fauchlia
Ana
Platoter
Roll
Stager
Hendricks
Jekie
Mutheran
C. Bonginer
Doughner
Quar Herieck
Bot Smith
Appeal Gases Al a special term of court tomorrow
Judge Lynch will hear an appeal involving Tyrone Stan Coof Public Works and Attorney W W Howley. Tax Commissioner A White and Kier Cork are expected to attend. The gas company West Virginia and a firm behind by Gutfoys of Ment Feviennta are appealing from levy assessments by the Board of Grable Works. The bond involves the present year’s assessments, with other corporations also affected.
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Elrewit
Lynch
Neo Ampartiat
Cagen
Tyrone Stancoof Poblic Works
WW. & Howley
A. We White
Kier
Board of Grable Works
Pierced by freight train ends in hospital bed
Brekam Hea resident N. D. Magy died at Minne hospital after a post accident incident involving a freight train. The report notes a violent death with impaled body and unclear circumstances surrounding the event and medical response.
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Welch
N. D. Magy
Brekam
Towle Coal Company Faces Strikes Across Peak Workforce
The Tow ll pite Coal Company, amid labor unrest, faces mass walkouts as 7,000 miners strike and up to 300 more are affected. A contentious payout or settlement remains unresolved with potential costs approaching $500,000.
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Ll Pite Coal Company
Union Mines Strike Threat Shocks Kanawha District
The Kanawha district of United Mine Workers faces a threatened strike as the Communications and Mining Association announces a work stoppage by Kanawha operators. The move follows a failed amendment and a plan to honor an agreement with the United Mine Workers. The industry eyes potential job actions affecting coal production and worker protection.
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Chariaeston
Soy
Wmbe
United Stite Workers
Kanawha Cox! Operators Association
Vtoibe Ecalle
Kanawha
Norewilon Mabrers
United Mine Worker
Campaign fund reports reveal county executive committee totals
A garbled OCR summary shows multiple donors to the county executive committee including James N. Dawhd and D. W. McGearée. Figures mention $10 announcements, $40, and a total of 2157.15 collected with 514777 paid out and 50 remaining for weeks of work.
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Gergs Tor Constable
Clare
John Kowinsm
Damporadle
Tor
Stim Vandel
Dinirice
Tustlén Jamee N.dawhd
D. W. McGearée
MISS DEVERIGES WINS Mise Marsarer Devarlela
In a local contest at the Munker House, MISS DEVERIGES emerged victorious over rivals, with strong performances by Hichest and Conntext figures. The event showcased the town's arts and theatre talent and drew notable attendance.
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Aira Boern
Munsermune House
Merwe
Malerton
Mint
Wortha
Badly Scaled Kingwood Trains Crash Shocked Passengers
A derailment near Kingwood injured passengers including Seawall and Stickiey who were rushed to Allegheny Hospital. The train collided beside the siding as an express car derailed and steam enveloped the scene leaving workers stunned and cars damaged.
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Kingwood
Balmore
Maeer Denn
Deha
Aa Hallan
Bowe ‘Mane
Seawall
Stickiey
Allegheny
Mattis
Thie
Anne
Ready Spring at Swindle That Wold Have Laid Financial Circles Open
New York crime brief reports the arrest site of dosovh ontlilure Meyers from Australia and W A Fitzpatrick of Toym Nol for land larceny swindle involving bonds and land deals. Meyers claimed control of European capital and sought Pittsburgh investors to back a scheme to buy lands on credit, threatening financial circles. Joseph Montiflore Steers is noted as the alleged five-bond larceny target, with use of letters of introduction to gain access to prominent people in business and society.
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Perretteux
Dosovh
New York
Toscph Montiflore Steers
Pitteburs Merers
Inle City
iWell
Ing Mvs Ani
Eoclad
Business Tite
County court runs bridge project and re counts district vote
Contracts let for a bridge across Bingamon creek near Mute Hopgess residence with $50 damage to Latina F Bogresd. Osewere Bridge Company wins $820 for superstructure and W E Beardslce gets $370 masonry. Afternoon session recounts Sardis district board of education race. Thomas J Parrish declared winner by 14 votes over Luther W Pigott and Frank Robey.
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Bingamon
Hopgess
Osewere Bridge “Company
W. E Beardslce
Sardis
Board of Education
Thomas J. Parrish
Luther W. Pigott
Frank Robey
Mtobey
West Virginia Connecting Rail Road Planned to Be Built
Final surveys favor a line from Belington to Carnegie Pennsylvania with a link to Waynesburg. Surveys extend to Carnegie and capitalists from Uniontown and Pittsburgh back the project. Construction delayed from this year to next summer, with Virginia Rail line speculation tying in to wider regional lines.
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West Virginia
Belington
Carnegie
Unes
Waynesburg
J. W W. Thompson
Uniontown
D. F. Maroney
Pinsturs
Cnmmer
Invalid OCR fragment summary
A partial OCR snippet mentions a $10,000 sum and a legal matter involving Lambert, Chapman, and a trial in Charleston. Details are garbled with names and places unclear. no definite event or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
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Charleston
Thapman
Tie Dartander
Steve Saine
Vrihshait Ageinet
Lambert
Chapman
Hay
TakY Shipments Reach High Levels at Fairmont
Fairmont November 3 shipments to the lakes from the Fairmont divide are heavy. As many as 10 flatloads pass daily over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The cool weather before navigation favors movement on the lakes. All Baltimore and Ohio trains in the section are toward heavy shipments.
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Fairmont
Baltimore & Olle
le Belne
Baltimore & Oio Tarni
Sheldon files supplement for Sheldon Albany side notes
A fragmented Washington record shows Republican National Committee lists 12 040 contributors to the fund for Native American camp events with total contributions around 1 855 018 51. Names include the President 120 000 Andrew Carnegie 000 PF Morgan 20 000 Waitin Nelson Cromwell 15 000 and White to Reid 10 000 Provident Roosevelt 2 000.
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Albany
Ress
Sheiderof
Freerst Nations Campaten
Ntiviguat
Rlent
Andrew Camegin
Tang Shao Yi of China Arrives in U S as High Commissioner
Tang Shao Yi, Chinese Empire high commissioner to the United States, journeys thousands of miles to thank the U S government for remitting part of the Boxer indemnity. A scholar administrator, he studied in Springfield and Hartford, later entering Columbia and rising to lead China’s railway system. He aims to learn U S finance and industry to modernize China while promoting progressive ideas.
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Tang Shio
United States
Springfield
Mass
Logally
EL Cy Gardner
Hartford
Conn
Tang Shao Yie
Imperial Railways
North China
Tawr Tieame Raipassador
Thibet
England
Board of Foreign
Tara
Tang Shao Vi Ta Mreclor
Grand Sonnel
Salvation Army Officers Arrested In Washington Case
General Mobley and a woman allied with him faced Mayor Wood after Captain Slayton testified. Slayton, formerly a U S detective, charged fraud and misuse of Salvation Army funds, detailing records show money handled by the charity and sent to Pittsburgh Cleveland and New York auditors. Mobley and the woman left for Grafton after release.
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Wray Mobley
Fie GoepoLae
Fesdquartye
Washirton
D. C
Woiman
Matsethie Bae
BJ. Wood
J. R. Slayton
Servation Army Corps
Slayton
Cass and
Generi
Butola
Graf
Vannort
Salvation Army
United’ States
Suresu
General Mobley
Kansas
Wasslington Place
Healy
Mobley
Captain Slayton
Pittsburg
Cleveland
New York
New York Auditing Company
del Anid
America
Waurans
Grafton
Thanksgiving sermon changes at local churches
In a note from area churches, Stolle of the First Baptist and MecCreland of the First Presbyterian have substituted preachers for the Thanksgiving service at One Christian Church Antony Ketvieds. The plan adjusts the slate of sermons for the holiday observance.
Breeders Barred From Interstate Stock Show
Washington conference at the White House with President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Hays leads to Pennsylvania and New York cattle breeders being barred from shipping cattle to the Chicago International Stock Show due to foot and mouth disease. The report notes local guards and provisional units forming, with Captain Towers Hae head reporting over 50 volunteers and ties to Alpine villa used for crack companies amid broader wartime readiness. Chicago grain reports include values for corn and oats as well as local noted visit by B. Blake of Maine.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Agricultur
Hays
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Foot
Moundevilie
Aixforis
Fiive
National Guard
Towers Hae Che
Rae
Wage talks spark industry committee session
One of the year’s major wage policy events was held Saturday evening at the Forest House where manufacturers and workers’ leaders discussed wage rates and potential window glass price cuts. Myron L. Case and J. R. Johnston represented manufacturers with presidents of workers’ unions present. A plan to form a consortium to unify window glass production to meet competition was on the table, while the industry debated tariffs and own-price effects amid fragile market conditions.
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Pittsegrg
Winilere Gansmen
Congrisaional Comiutes
Washington, D. C
Sis ‘Norkers and
Gins
Myron L. Case
J. R. Johnston
Simu— Facturire
Atr
Chie
Ciemateur
Enotlor Amcetine
Bint Wan
Attorney General Bonaparte Seeks Certiorari Review
Washington November 21 Attorney General Bonaparte filed today a petition for a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Court asking the court to issue a writ of certiorari to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit to review the judgment reversing Judge Landis in the Standard Oil Company case involving twenty five million dollars.
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Washington
J. C
Bonaparte
Supreme Court of the United States
Fsa
Cironte Coute
Appunis
Ciewit
Tudee Landis
Standard
Ridder Reports Campaign Contributions and Disbursements
New York November 23 Treasurer Ridder of the Democratic party filed a report showing total contributions to the Democratic national campaign of 020,644 and disbursements of 610,111. The filing notes over 74,600 contributors to the fund.
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New York
Tressurer Ridder
Democratic National Pemnyltie
Democrat
Fond
Marriage Licenses and Local Incidents Reported in Kenova
Nov 28 in Kenova twenty-nine cars were noted in a minor incident in the area, a theft of a small amount was reported, and a local officer was dismissed on a shoplifting charge. A separate note lists marriage licenses issued for Chiude Summers and Futile sialon ty, Fenn CG and Wrancole, and Fe Covenitn and Sam Dreankur with Macy Tarsack mentioned in connection.
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Kenova
Wicket Inio
Arta Kore
Janes Amupt
Aide
Ette
Ron Cyenm
Yorkie
Government Probe Examines Standard Oil Case Dynamics
New York reports detail testimony by Rockefeller and others in a government case against Standard Oil. The government’s counsel questions top executives about the company’s trust, the origins of its formation, and the era’s market practices. Evidence centers on statements describing whether Key figures aided the trust’s creation and how the company responded to inquiries before 1882. Rockefeller testifies about lack of credit for certain actions and acknowledges earlier collaboration among founders Pisgier and S. Y. Dad regarding the trust’s conception.
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New York
D. Foeketelee
aeHdat Soo
Focketélier
Rockefeller
Boathtpet
Pisgier
Kellog
Toronto Chosen Denver… Federation of Labor leaders named
Fragmented OCR lists multiple federation leaders and roles with scattered names and places. It mentions Canadian Trades Convention, 1909, and figures such as President-saman and Jerome Jones, with references to labor organizations in Toronto, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Georgia. The text is an OCR fragment describing convention delegates and titles.
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Denver
Colo
Gompers de
Federation of Labore Austen
Om Can
Guiney
Jeter Areen
Shing Valleys
Vich
Damon Conneth Warhinton
Stas Morcu
Berver
Gut
Fifth View
D. A. Maxon
Philadelphia
Witlia
Buber
Tydlapageatis
Tad
Seventh View
Fueephe B Vanentine
Cimetnnatl
Elenth
Proenteni
John R.apine
Bowten
Atgen
Fraternit-dutecates
Congreve
ELtreigh @t
Mautiore Stulioml
Garment Workers of America
Canadian ‘Trades Convention
Jerome Jones
Georgia Federation of Labor
Witor
Tiurnat
Elty Foe
T Cannan
Belgrade Archives Moved as Fears of Austrian Raid
Seventeen carloads of oil and national archives were moved from Belgrade to Nish amid fears Austria may raid the capital. The government ordered the relocation to Nish to secure key state records and protect the administration.
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Belgrade
Nish
National
Thorn Appointed to Rivers and Harbors Congress
Weat Virginia Hose of Trad president Wea t MacCorkle announced Thore Charkab rg Bai received an appointment as a commissioner to the United States Rivers and Harbors Congress to be held in Washington December 10. If Thorn accepts, he will attend and report on water conditions and needed work, with Senator Thorst Cali informed.
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Washington
Thore
Charkab Rg Bai
Weat
Cimereis
Thorst Cali
Secretary Arthur A Thorade Comings From the South
Fragmentary OCR text implies a secretary named Arthur A Thorade from southern areas and a discussion about representations and locations. The readable fragments mention Wil ly and Edna with unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization is determinable from the text.
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Arthur A ‘Thorade
Sorthern
Edna
Militecturees
Willy
Tm Tooke Cvae
Alate
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