Time Given Justified In The Case In Killing
Judge Mason upheld a temporary injunction against Northglew Zinc company to abate its plant over alleged injury to animal and vegetable life. The case, heard by Judge Lynch in Claflburg, centers on whether the plant must be kept idle while a full trial determines fault. The court ordered further proceedings next Monday to review the entire evidence and potential dissolution of the injunction.
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Juded
John Wo Maxon
Fall- Mone
Vireult
Claflburg Zinc Company
Eaar
Lynch
Northglew
Finktind Saasen
mMaavite
Mason
Palkonaus Russe
Mason Ain
Hold Up At Atlantic City Tolls Chair Incident
In a transit hold up in Atlantic City a man named Roberts rode in a chair when an assailant fired a shot. The accused stated the motive involved a statement about Matt Jackson and alleged threats of reward to induce a false confession. The witness described the suspect's claim that a prior firing caused the chair to move and that the gunfire was the result of a test shot.
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Atlantic City
Bent
Tonle Dackvun
Roberts
Wiltinune
Jhalinrre
Matt
Jackson
Guller
Tate
President Stoomevel Seeks Voter Support In Oyster Bay Meeting
Treasurer Smith of the Republican State Committee conferred with President Stoomevel on September 7 about the coming election. The discussion focused on state unity and strategy with the President reportedly deeply interested in the campaign and noting changes in unity plans.
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Oyster Bay, L. 1
Smith
Republcan
Aonge
Stoomevel
Coal Business Surges Amid Canal Trade Boost
The coal industry shows rapid growth as canal transport gains pace this season. Analysts note rising demand and prices, with winter shipments expected to increase through January.
New Assistant at Rev. Siti Ok Church
A new assistant joins the Reverend Siti Ok at Hoeft in the Dew church district. Father Gormies, previously invited by the work strrrysarnpihy, officiates amid a small ceremony.
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Hoeft
Siti
Gormies
Unclear text fragment from unnamed event
Readable portions describe a Sunday event with people elated and attempts at entering a service. Some garbled names and terms suggest a religious or ceremonial context but key details are not recoverable.
Cardinal Gibbons Attends Eucharistic Congress in London
Pope pleased on Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore as he celebrates Mauve Sunday at Westminster Cathedral and plans to attend the International Eucharistic Congress in London. He remains guest at Archbishop Bourne’s residence before visiting the Duke of Norfolk. his health is excellent and his remarks praise American Catholicism.
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London
Eng
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Londin
Carding
Archibhay Bourne
Duke of Norfolk
Boy Killed in Tragic Sunday Accident
A distressing late Sunday incident caused the death of Howard H. Oneal, one year old son of James Oneal of the locality. The child was shot by a youth named Ward, about fourteen, in the yard, and died at once.
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Howard H. O'Neal
James O'Neal
Young O'Neal
Ward
Ural
Fourth AU Theres punetin Waa Juxt Trent Ibid
An unclear OCR passage reports a ranking with references to Weet Virwinta in fourth place and a note about 278 percent at hark. Mentions malarial value near 001.000 and partial data on extruett for fanghnie Urpose HN THY Maat.
Taft Speaks Supposedly in Quiet Tone in Camp
Blurred text reports Taft delivering remarks amid travel detours and a calm appearance before a local audience. The garbled lines hint at discussions tied to Hayes family ties and a social gathering at a diner, with later mentions of a person named Hayes associate returning home.
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Premont Ly Automati
Proshteng Hayes
Hayes
Ting
Jerry Ardiey
Tart Fogke
Unclear OCR Summary of School Activities Changes
Fragmented text outlines school openings and schedules with names and places unclear. Mentions include Monday events, hooks for a year, and references to sites and mentors. No coherent names, dates, or clear actions beyond general indicating classes and attendance.
Natutal Twawie forewood mintelowa city errors
Fragmented OCR text mentions several place names and scattered words. No clear event or individuals present to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Natutal Twawie Fuente
Chirago
Brooklen
Trainwreck OCR Item Sparks Confusion Across States
A garbled OCR snippet shows scattered proper nouns and place names including American, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Chile, with unclear verbs. The fragment hints at a transit or travel reference but lacks coherent facts, making a concise news-style summary infeasible.
Coroner's Jury Rules Self Defense in Pollette Slaying
A coroner's jury found Sam Pollette justified in killing Frank Scales at the O'Neil coal mine in self defense after Scales pursued Pollette with a razor and Pollette used a heavy club. Scales, drunk and threatening to kill, collapsed and died minutes later. Pollette surrendered and was released by Coroner W. P. Camp. both men were workers at the O'Neil mine.
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Pollette
O’neil
Sam Pollette
Frank Scales
O'Neil
W. P. Camp
Scales
Jett
Poirette
Pollet
John T. Flynn
Wilsonburg
Whiskey the Cause
Leshtas
Beales
Seales
Pollnite
Polletto
Sentea
Tuquist
Snyder denies accusation in Norfolk case
In Norfolk Virginia on September 7 Roy Leonard Snyder, accused of abuse against boys, vehemently denies the charges. He hints at connections to Richmond and says he longs to return home, expressing anxiousness about the Richmond hearing.
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Norfolk
Roy
Leonard Snyder
Nash
Westier
Richmond
Wil Dent
Mob Fatality After Attack Near Albany
Fragmentary report describes a Black individual harmed by a mob in Albany area with references to John Towns and Tramiene Ure. Details are unclear but indicate a fatality and a subsequent police investigation. Authorities and local witnesses are mentioned without clear names or dates.
Judge Goff Declines Governor Run Influences Swisher Scherr
Swisher and Scherr agreed to withdraw from the gubernatorial race conditional on Judge Nathan Goff accepting the nomination. Goff telegrams from Milwaukee state he will not reconsider his decision to not run, citing ill health. West Virginia Republican leaders discuss Swisher as regular nominee and Goff as compromise candidate if health allows.
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Swisher
Scherr
Nathan Goff
Gof
Miwaukee
Virgil L. Highland
State Committee
Goff
Schorr
Associated Press
Jent
Milwaukee
Washington
Elkins
Hot Springs
Republicns
West Virginia
Charles W. Swisher
Robert
Gott
Mgt
Senator Elkins
Wltwa
S. V. Mathews
Mr. Swisher
New York
Day Sunday Dry Day in Fairmont Beer Shipments Report
Fairmont saw a dry day with external beer shipments totaling 1298 gallons. Distribution included 17% eight gallon kegs and 17 cases to Fairmont, 108 kegs and 11 cases to Montana, 138 kegs to Grays Flats, 50 kegs to Watson, and 47 kegs to Kinemont.
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Fairmont
Montana
Grays Flats
Watson
Kinemont
Slot Machines Must Go in Wheeling Church Union Verdict
The Wheeling Ministerial Union orders removal of slot machines, appointing a committee led by Rev. A. L. W. Cook of Fleet Presbyterian, Rev. W. Ho Piette of She Firer Crete, and Rev Sterling J. Miller of Thompson M. E. church, to carry out the action.
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Wheeling
Unon
AL W. Cook
Fleet Presbyterian Church
W. Ho Piette
She Firer
Crete
Sterling J. Miller
Thompson M
Sardis Telephone Company Signs Free Service Contract
The president and secretary of the Sardis Telephone Company signed a contract with Joell Saturday Hine for free telephone service. The agreement becomes effective once approved by the Magneters of the Del Company.
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Sardis Telephone Company
Joell Saturday
Servier
del Company
Two Murders Reported as Police Probe Expands
Fragmentary wire service notes point to two killings in Yonkers and Norwood with unclear details. Local authorities pursue leads as investigators catalog potential suspects and motives amid confusing early reports.
Salem man first time kills a man for laymen
Harry Fisher shot and killed his brother in law Frank Asher during a quarrel at Fisher’s Salem home. Intoxicated after returning from Clarksburg he confronted Asher, who taunted him outside, then Fisher shot him several times. He surrendered to police and is jailed. Fisher supports that Asher attacked him first and that his wife cried for money. Both families described as respectable.
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Harry Fisher
Frank Asher
Fisher
Salem
Clarksburg
Asher
Phley
Aachor
Police
Sip
Fieber
Whle Asher
Watkins Preaches Temperance Sermon at Ada BaptIst Church
The Rev. Aaron S. Watkins of Ada Ohio, the Prohibition nominee for president, preached on temperance at the BaptIst church. He spoke against liquor trafficking deception and urged proper voting per Prohibitionist views. Rev. L M Peters presided. Mills, a gubernatorial candidate on the Prohibition ticket, attended but did not speak.
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Aaron S. Watkins
Ada, O
Peters
Mills
Pairihment
Hart sentenced for tabbing in the West End court
In police court this morning Mayor Wood sentenced Hart to three days imprisonment after a tabbing incident in the West End. J H Bright was convicted of drunkenness and paid costs. Perry Mich paid a fine for drunkenness. Bette Davey was charged with, but discharged from, buns or disorderly conduct at an Army hall. Washington notes include President Roosevelt’s annual message hinting at army expansion to about 100000 men.
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J. Wood
Bright
Perry Mich
Bette Daiveherty
Washington, D. C
Roomevell
Canerems
Ain Theroase
West End Sunday Seeps at Reeitenes of Newt Ehret
Fragmentary text indicates a local event at 917 We Pike Street Tuesday evening. Details are garbled but reference to a patronage and a society or group connected with HWE may imply a social gathering or meeting.
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API
Newt Ehret
Drummers Win Doubleheader Opener at Fairmont
The Drummers defeated the Bablers 5 to 1 in the morning game at Union Park, with Fletcher excelling on offense and Walters pitching. The teams meet again at Fairmont this afternoon as the series continues, with notable hits by McCoom and Ginty and defensive plays by Fletcher and Walters. The day also included a regional church conference program outline and local infrastructure bids, including bridge contracts in Morgantown and surrounding districts.
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Falmont
Union Part
Fletcher
Walters
Fairmont
Gates
Bree
McCoom
Howe
Conoway
Ite
Ginty
Hirst
O Fletcher
Walters i
Loft
Bayes
Fairmont S.clarkaure
Sivekoi
Uy Ploteher
Tims
Umpiro
Goehler
Bryan Speaks Chicago Labor Celebration
William J. Bryan was present at a major Labor Day event in Chicago. A large audience gathered at the auditorium where Bryan prepared to address union members and labor supporters. He planned to speak at Harauye Park at 7 o clock in the evening.
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Chicago
Willam J. Bryan
Auditeram Spn
Fitet
HraruYe Park
Barna ville Woolen Mills Resume Operations Today
The woolen mills of the Barna ville Manufacturing Company in Darneeille resumed full operation today after a lengthy idle period due to lack of orders. They now employ 3M workers, lifting spirits across the Suidil region and marking a notable recovery for one of the qdonear Industries of One section.
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Barnaville Manufacturing Company
Darneeille
Armil
Suidil
Qdonear
No Athcial Celebration at Laver Day Event
Fragmented report notes no special celebration at Laver Day. Text mentions players and vendors in unclear context and references May, hours observed, with several garbled phrases and stray names.
Academy Opens Tomorrow for New School Year
A downstate academy will open tomorrow morning marking the start of the new school year. Attendance summaries indicate steady enrollment and expected participation by students and staff.
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John W. Mason
Talaway Commission
Nhca
Muntetva
POPE
Ony Gibbons
Westminister Cathedral
Buckhannon
TAFT
Soldiers Home
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Nerta
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Buckhaswon
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Churlesburg
Dimelot
Pou Sitman
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H. B. Worwman
Joavalettes
Couteaula
Morgantown
John Ri Cole
York Bridge
Middlebourn
Reno Sardia
Varia Aistrict
Sponra
Elklite
W. C. Alexander
Wheelie
Oswego Bridge Company
Fe. Matthews
Wallace and Brown
C. A. Short & Co
Simon Kuppner
Neary
W. K. Williams
Pab
F. Dawson
McKennna
Rfc
J. Dawson
Conaway
McCoomis
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