Woman Held on Federal Fraud Charge in Elyria Case
Mrs. Margaret A. Garter of Elyria is jailed after midnight arrest on a federal complaint alleging she forged a $9,000 promissory note to marry Miss Lillian Huntington, granddaughter of a donor to a Cleveland art museum project. Huntingtons fear a scam as she faces court scrutiny. accompanying items note a conference contact in Ohio churches and local fair attendance.
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Cleveland
Margaret A. Garter
Elyria
Thie County
Federat
Misa Lillian Huntington
Ro Huntington
Chibraan
Ato
Milk Huntington
Miss Huntington Io the Grand
John Huyntington
Nova
Catteraia
Local Builders to Erect Clarkaburk Country Club House
Shin and Wadsworth will build a new country club house for Clarkaburk on the Woaton T rolley Jine south of the city. The cone track was awarded at Tuesday night’s directors meeting. The building and equipment cost about $15,000 and work starts at once. It will be near the tennis courts and swiftly under construction.
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Shin and
Wadsworth
Clarkaburk
Chile
Clut
Student Johnson Grows Alfalfa Through College Training
W Johnson of Monroe County, a 20 year student at the College of Agriculture, WVU, earned his diploma recently. He left home with little money and faced doubt, but attended Morgan Town agricultural college and learned by books and field work, applying soil contact to master farming. He returned home to implement new methods, focusing on hillside alfalfa and orchard work, advancing farm practices steadily.
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TR. W. Johnson
Monroe County
College of Agriculture
West Virginia University
Goingo College
Nome
Johnson
Morgantown
Agricultural College
Niall
Tohnson
Titsfield
West Virginia Patriotic Order of Sons of America Convention
The West Virginia Patriotic Order of Sons of America is welcomed by Mayor Terence D. Stewart in Morgantown. Delegates attend sessions at Knights of Pythias hall with State Vice President Shelton and National President A Pope addressing reports and upcoming elections at the state convention.
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Morgantown
West
A. Pope
Somerville
N. J
J. O
Trump
Kearneyaville
J. 0
Clarksburg
National Secrestary
L. T. Steel
Philadelphia
Demme
Madeira Hotel
State of Cera
Taft Advocates Judicial Appointment Over Election
Former President William Howard Taft argued for life tenure and judicial appointment to protect independence. He warned elections erode bench quality and urged direct nomination to avoid partisan influence while maintaining public input through informed executive selection.
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Montreal
Yileh
United States
Taft
Thep
Ediot
Switzerland
Unknown man killed by railroad train
A man believed to be around 40 years old and of heavy build was found dead on the railroad tracks in the eastern district. Police and medical examiners investigated as crews removed the body for autopsy and identification.
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Kney
Aid
M- Munson
Death of Ernest D. Hupp Parkersburg deputy marshal
Ernest D. Hupp longtime Parkersburg deputy United States marshal died at his Latrobe Street home after a second stroke Monday night. The 62 year old officer, renowned in government service, had suffered a prior paralytic attack five weeks earlier. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Deryck Hupp, long time residents of the area. (Continued on page five.)
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Parkersburg
Ernest D. Hupp
United States
Shorthern
West Virginia
Ernest de Haven Hupp
Deryck Hupp
National Highways Association Holds 60 Governors as Officers
Washington reports that the National Highways Association lists 60 governors as officers, with a life-appointed council of governors and multiple internal boards. The roster includes current and former chiefs from most states and territories, highlighting broad executive representation.
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Washington
House of Governors
Colorado Springs
J National Highways Associatian
Dodles
Council of
National Highways Association
Prevent
National Highways Associaion
Lst
Preaint
Alate
Territories
O'Neal
Alabana
Hunt
Arizona
Johnson
California
Ammons
Colorado
Miller
Delaware
Trammell
Florida
Slaton
Georgia
John Michmner Unines
Abo
Ralston
Indiana
Maine
Goldsborough
Maryland
Foss
Massachusetts
Peer
Michigan
Eberhart
Minnesota
Brewer
Miculiaippi
Mymsouri
Chicago restaurant owner stabbed dies after attack
Charlex Sing, a Chinamat, owner of a South Side restaurant, was beaten and stabbed at his home. He died at a hospital hours later. His wife Mra Alien Sing was reported injured with a fractured skull and died. a ninth party was taken into custody in connection with the home assault.
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Wraevociereo Rere
Chicago
Charlex Sing
Mra
Alien Sing
Banner Day at the Fair Amid Grand Lodge Dedication
The Grand Lodge of the TaQepun Jen Order of Odd Mellewa holds a Banner Day in Parkersburg on October 14 with a large parade and the dedication of a new temple building costing about 470,000. Visitors from San Antonio and Texas attend alongside a crowd of up to 2,000 statewide. A busy fair day includes racing events and community exhibits drawing hundreds of attendees throughout the afternoon.
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Grand Lodge of the TaQepun
Odd Mellewa
Warkerbure
Wrontowe
San Antoni
Hekah Sembly Iil
Parkersburg
Anni Fair
Ali
Midway
Eni
Stout Brothers
Stout Brothers! "Buy Gaiding Ood Sueritt Ross
Stout
Mary Dirgot
I. Mly
Lars Disect
Mtallow
Pyle Vedgerd
Bly O'Connor
Wiks
Barney O'Connor
Karna
Frances P. Gantry
UL Toho
Gentey
Reysobde
Ae Ellen D. B
McAmelan
Eyecensy
John ‘A. Kumiln
Wilson Koahil
Gadley
Montferrin B. i
Walnut Wal
Binkey
Tae
Barnes
Blake
Tn Hator
Flautche
Fire
Donald Aabk
Sy Orlando
Maen
Meron
Fire in Chicago destroys Central Hotel killing cook
Fire at the Central hotel in Chicago shortly after 11 o clock Tuesday trapped Thomas Pucrem a cook who died. Firemen battled flames as smoke and water destroyed the building. About 160000 spectators watched the rescue effort.
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Chicago
Thomas Pucem
Central Hotel
Chicago Endures Record Heatwave This September
Lake breezes bring little relief as Chicago endures a blistering September with temperatures around the hundred mark. The city reports three heat deaths and a record high thermometer reading of 97 degrees.
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Gilcago
Sept
Chicago
Senate Probe Resumes After Weeks Delay
The Senate committee investigating the W-Cably and Paty Creek district melt aluation resumed sessions today. Witnesses who arrived during the night were allowed to present their side of the controversy.
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Washington, D
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Senate
W-Cably
Patycreek Con Districte
Mino Uwndra
West Virginia Rifle Team Fails To Win At Camp Perry
A Weet Virginia rifle team failed to win the big event at Camp Perry. Captain Burtette who trained the team and previously won a world championship at Stockholm guided the team. miscalculations of windage and shot selection led to an expected victory not materializing. General Dilliott and Captain Burdette led West Virginia in the contest, with state officials noting the setback.
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Charleston
Virginia
Perry
Dilliott
Burdette
West Viteinia
Dean
Stotetrain
Child Mariam Brown Still Recovering After Surgery
Little Mariam Brown remains in a local hospital as doctors manage post operative recovery. Family members express hope for improvement and gratitude for the support from friends and caregivers.
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Mariam Brown
Stra
Rescos C Brown
Ae Recovery
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