Manial Killed Thirteen Jerome In Jail As Card Player
Jerome arrested on gambling charges after seen playing poker in public. He was held briefly, bail set at 500 dollars, with Thaw notoriety fueling unrest at the jail. Court progress and hearings faced delays as officials debated custody and bond.
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Willam
Travers Jerome
Tony
Milford Alaritze
Coaticooka
Jerome
Harry K Thaw
Youm
Tetonsax m
State OF New
Jeromie
Alc. Ganson
Hector Verret
New York
Police
Hanson
Ald Hanson
McKee Fnally
Degerloch mass killing and village arson by Wagner
Reports describe a German teacher identified as Wagner fatally harming his wife and four children in Degerloch, then setting fires in Mexlhaunen and clashing with villagers. He was overpowered after a long resistance. authorities recovered cartridges as the mob avenged the outbreak.
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Orrens - Muelbausen
Germay
Yamai Wagner
Degerloch
Mexlhaunen
Fmight
Villigera
Olkhit Persoeana
Ton
Stabte
Tim
Tin Wits
Ehilireh
Two In Jail After Gambling Car Saloons Seized
Seven deputy sheriffs arrest seven men on West Pike Street saloons tied to gambling operations. Courts will hear cases Friday through Tuesday. Officers seized gambling tables poker chips cards and money as exhibits. Prosecutors expect hearings and potential further arrests after trials.
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West Pike Street
Tyro
Uonés Awilting
Hennem
Justice
Ieker
Ahault Unity
Gimbilie
Wil
Court Orders in District Court Friday Session
Court orders included a sale confirmation in the National Bank versus A Osborn Bale case for 3660.28 and a resale of the Wellington Morris versus Benjamin Morris and others. Mary Y Lowther was granted a divorce from Frank Lowther upon payment of costs. Chira Me Munn was granted alimony against Frank McMunn upon payment of costs. Swiger and Company matters noted. Lutherfinhlen was referred.
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Rimapire National Bank
A. Os ‘Orn
Wellington Morris
Benjamin Morris
Mary Y. Lowthar
Frank
Lowther
Franke McMunn
H. H. Swiger
Compiny
Silk Manufacturer Hernan Bonded Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
The death of Hernan Bonded, a prominent silk manufacturer, was reported today as a self-inflicted gunshot. Family members said he had suffered tortuous illness during the years of the strike era.
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Abmoesayeo
Set On Fire at Dulwich College in London Suburb
London dispatch reports Dulwich College, an Inn founded in 1970 with a $500000 cost, was set ablaze in two locations. A protest banner tied to a treetop bore a suffragette message about women’s rights. A passerby alerted three fire brigades, preventing major damage as cans and sprinkling appeared across rooms.
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London
iDulwich College
Coal strike blamed on United Mine Workers inaction
Washington Sept 6 C A Cahell general manager of the Carbon Coal Company testified before the Senate panel on West Virginia coal crises alleging that strike actions were caused by the United Mine Workers union failing to fulfill wage promises to coal operators in Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois in order to meet competition with West Virginia mines
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Washington
C. A. Cahell
Carbon Goal Company
Senate
West Virginia
Melis
Atomipis
United Mine (Workers
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Thinois
Parole Violated by Forger Price Taken Toward Penitentiary
Mire and Mrs. Williams and daughters Mora and Jean return from western cities after May departure. Price, a noted forger, faced in Gordon county court on latest check forgery charges. Governor Hatfield issued a warrant for his return to state prison for parole violation. If other warrants arrive, Price may be sent to Moundsville penitentiary.
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Mire
W. Williams
Missés Mora
Jean Or
Denver
Salt Lake City
Shum
Price
Hurison County
Moundsville
Gordson'n
Weston Insane Asylum
Charleston
Govrnor Hatfield
Tal
New Writ Issued for Thaw's Person
Montreal judge issues a writ for the production of Harry K. Phew in Montreal. The Montreal Herald reports the move as a court action authorizing transport or confinement. The piece notes the phrase immigrant and questions the paper's handling of the matter.
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Thaw
Montreal
Sept
Hiery K. Phew
Montreal Herald
Meeting Planned for Highway Improvement Plan
A meeting is arranged for Sulphur Springs next Tuesday to discuss a joint highway plan. President Stephens of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, St John Wilson Virginia road commissioner, 4. I. Williams West Virginia road commissioner, and county representatives from both states will attend to direct the plan.
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Way
Piery Charleston
Virginia
West, Virginia
Witte Suphur
Haubrich Father Dies at Col umbus Home
JC Haubrich of Columbus, father of Albert Haubrich, died at his home at nine o'clock Thursday morning. The Sun called there from this city Monday. He expects to return to Clathebine next Monday.
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Albert
Haubrich
Columbow
Monderie
Clathebine
Momilay
Pastor Twis Preaches on Victory Over the Grave
The article notes a planned sermon by Pastor Twis at the Hobin son Grand next Sunday afternoon on the topic Victory o'er the Grave. The message has stirred wide interest in America and abroad, with Pastor Monte Sturgeon also featured as a noted church figure.
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Twis
Greta Fare-tregh Wwalia
Oftiebirg
Hobinson
Monte Sturgeon
Channelisty
America
Hag
Min
Resurrection and the uncertain subject of afterlife
A reflection urging careful study of religious scripture to determine mankind’s fate after death. The author argues against private conjecture and insists on seeking a definite answer from God’s word, warning against unnecessary theories if Scripture provides clarity.
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God
RACING RESULTS FROM WEEKEND MEET
Horses compete in multiple trotting events with Miss Trace winning the 2:19 trot stake ahead of Florence Vincent and Tom Reed. Afton and Eyonia Axworthy are noted in other races as Goldmine wins in a 2:13 recording. The West Virginia Fair Association closes its annual exposition after a record turnout and perfect weather, with 9,000 attendees enjoying a successful fall fair in the central region.
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Miss Trace
Tom Reed
Florence Vincent
Larence Vincent
West Virginia Fair Association
Aemdance
Extreme Heat Gran? Midwestern States Persist
Extreme heat gripped Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma with reports of water shortages and suffering. Weather bureau notes no rain likely before next period as streams run dry and communities face health risks. Dead fish are being disposed of to protect public health. West Virginia fair officials urge small claim payments to secretary James Hesa Clarks Fair, W.Va.
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Kansas City
Sept
Missouri
Kansas
West Virginia Fair Association
James VI
Héas, Clarks
Tairg
W.va
Decoy Trunk Gets Him in Rail Inquiry
Captain Campbell of the Baltimore and Ohio forces, aided by detective Raidlond, captures Michael Pra Bon amid a baggage theft ring. The case centers on trunks checked at Clarksburg and Keokuk with Captain Campbell’s staged trunk trick leading to Fragon’s arrest and a planned reveal of broader thieves.
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Wileke
Balimore
Michael
Dala
Frakon
Campbell
H.R. Drummond
Clarksburg
Keokuk
Baggere
Hera
Gearen
Dols
Fragon
Baggaré
Woman Seeks Brother Gone in McDowell County
Fragmentary report notes an alleged murder case involving George Harris and an unnamed deputy sheriff. The text references McDowell County and Fayette County authorities, with mentions of a jail and possible release conditions as the investigation unfolds.
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Charleeton
S-Alulugh
George
Harris
Fayette
McDowell
Transfer of Kinney to Magnolia Police Post
Transferred BB Kinney of the Baltimore and Ohio Information Railroad patrols to Magnolia to head a security unit. About five thousand workers are and will remain on a massive railway project with a strong police presence. W. J. Maye will replace Kinney as Clerk. Campbell will continue duties at Grafton and Clarksburg with headquarters in this city.
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Altimore
Ratiroad
Palles
Limie
Magnolia
Pany
Gratton
J. A. Campbell
Mr. Kinney
Gampbell
Grafton
Clarksburg
Kelley Funeral Arrangements For Michael Kelly
Funeral services for Michael Kelly, who died at his home on Drummond Street, will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Saturday morning at a specified time, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Little Miss Murray Bennett returned today to her home in Fairmont after several days’ visit.
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Michael [Kelly
Miss Murray Bennett
Fairmont
Subway Floods Hit New York During Rush Hour
In Manhattan and Brooklyn during the morning rush hour, a three inch rainstorm flooded the subway tracks from Ninety-Sixth Street to the Brooklyn tunnel. Trains were stalled and passengers faced congestion as water reached up to three feet in parts of the system.
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Jay
New York
Ninety-Sixth Street
Upper Manhattan
Brooklyn
Keita
Tax Amendments Discussed in Senate Finance Committee
Washington September 6 The Democratic caucus adopted a tax amendment proposed by Senator Smith of Georgia. The plan keeps the standard income tax but adds brackets from 20 000 to 450 000 with varying rates from one to four percent. An attempt at broader changes surfaced amid debate on incomes and taxation emphasis.
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Washington
Democratic Caucus
Smith
Georgia
Astansosia
Abe
Aise
Goa
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