One More Felony Found by Jury
A jury found one more felony during an early morning session at the court. The jury tabled a list of names and charges including gun related offenses and unlawful entry. Details reference individuals such as Gilbert L. Hurst and William D. Thompson, with motions and orders discussed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Lowe
Sewilul
Elroy
Mikiy
Will Henry
Enn
Alistrouiénnors
Ae Amie
Damien
Cisne
Ammatton
Anna OH
Mile Tose
Gierying
Gilbert L. Hurst
Thomer Hepner
Anne Hursts
Willem As Matten
William dL Therpson
Ames
Frum Vm
Delis T2hdorget
al Iliamlsaa
Martin Stuntaton van Nate
Wit Milfort
Hesile Lyon
Charlie A
Sinton
Juipalibel
Mike Alt
Mapa
Unclear excerpt on juror and trial movements
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Martin and Martha, juror names, and references to a trial route and detentions. Details are garbled with missing context and multiple typographical errors, hindering a clear summary of events or outcomes.
Case Dismissed in Chicago Scarecrow Fraud Case
Fragmentary Chicago report states Gaopse W. Flvegerald faced authorities over a $1 fraud claim involving the Federal Shaws and treasury duties. Details are incomplete. no conviction or formal outcome clearly stated.
Mystery Text of a Fragmentary Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR style notes the piece notes weather and walls with polished windows and a candle marked by a person name The fragment mentions a storm and a term peppered with archaic phrasing suggesting a poetic or experimental journal entry about a place and people without clear events or dates.
Local School Enrollment Aims to Expand Citywide
The district announces plans to enlarge enrollment figures across all schools, citing September developments and upcoming actions in Wetmaiy. Officials discuss central Cerades adjustments and aim to boost capacity by the academic year’s start, with focus on Mantrkinn and related campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Te Turdelie Neil
Ile the
Wien
Viepoint
Neil ' Wert
Mita
Sun Mantrkinn
Swisher Victory Ratified by National Committee
National Republican committee chair Frank Hitchcock says only one set of presidential electors will be seated in West Virginia and that the regular state ticket led by Charles W. Swisher is confirmed as regular. He notes the factional fight is left to state Republicans and no national action will jeopardize the national ticket. The subcommittee found regularity of the state committee in question and hints Taft may speak if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke Hs Hitchsoek
Republican National Committee
Inssight
New York
Hitchcock
West Virginia
Samuel V. Matthews
State
Charles W. Swisher Forvernor
National Committee
Filichoork
Mr. Taft
Soldier Boys Leave State for Annual Camp
The Detachment of soldiers, including officers General WW Scatt, Major General Alonen Andrews, Major Te Owen, and Lt He Freess, are encamped from September 10 to September ft. The unit will conduct short military drills, maneuvers, and camp exercises under the supervision of commanders in the Fort area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Scatt
Fairmiont
Adj
C. A. Omen
Charketures
Hrigade
Alonen Andrews
Mur- Unshure
Te Owen
Chirkshingy
Liewdenaar Chuue Hy Fine
He Freess
Sergeany George M. Osborn
N.C. War Brigade
Sergerat J. M- Mornir
Eingverpmet
Worntial
Suramunts
B. Sturmanil Mharies
Maetisay Ya Wiemannlut
Danrean
Steamer Strants Near Montress Harbor
An early report from Broadstairs England notes the steamer Lake Michigan, bound from Montress, carried passengers when a mishap occurred near Murgair. Details are incomplete but indicate a standstill and possible delays.
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Broad Stairs
Eng
Lake Michigan
Montress
Stranches
Murgair
Bloody clash with policemen ends in death in Richwood
A violent confrontation with police in Richwood results in multiple gunshot injuries and fatalities. The Dean, W. L. Rutherford, is reported shot through the head. E. Bryant is injured. William Krapt is shot near the heart and hip. Barvey Elliott suffers a gunshot to the arm. The incident marks the fifth tragedy in just over two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Rutherford
Richwood
E. Bryant
William Krapt
Barvey Elliott
Four-way Richwood shooting ends in death and injuries
One man killed and two seriously wounded in a 7 pm shooting at Richwood town fair. Officers Bryant and Kraft were transporting Harvey Elliott when W L Rutherford demanded his release and opened fire, striking Rutherford in the head and Bryant in the arm. Kraft was wounded, Wilson of the fourth man was only lightly hurt. Rutherford died two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Rs. Bryant
William Kraft
Harvey Eliott
W. L. Rutherford
Elliott
Bryant
Rutherford
Kraft
Richwood Hospital
Will Wicely
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Nattimore
Error Blamed for Rush to Theatre Box Office
Grand Opera House manager Telben Robinson said a mistaken newspaper date caused a large rush at the box office for the Man of the Hour. The notice listed Friday September 11 and confused readers, prompting high turnout before the corrected date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Mana-ger
Telben Robinson
Grand Opera House
Daily Telegram
Mr. Robinson
Pero
Crete
Robina
Peaking Tour Vaicago Sept. 10 Rally Draws Big Crowd
The Chicago bound Theodore Roosevelt IV steams in as Republican speakers address about four hundred members at the Margaritsett Republican organization meeting. Attendees include figures from Illinois Michigan and other states, with speakers from Andlann and Wingotsss regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaicago
Uirgion Ateamer
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicagar Rivet
Graanpes
Hunstad Marmners
Orxanlustion
Tala
Ather
Andlann
iMinois
Taft Dorks Office Work
Will Wain A Taft devoted himself to his correspondence and office work in Cincinnati on September 109, with no political warfare of importance read.
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Cincinnati, O
Will Wain A. Taft
Not Constitutional Commodities Clause Struck Down
The commodities clause of the Hepburn railroad measure was ruled unconstitutional by the U S Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Judges Gray and Dalvis agreed the clause is unconstitutional Judge Burlington dissented but did not write an opinion The clause barred railroads from transporting certain goods between states or abroad after May 1 1908 except items needed for railroad business The ruling targets coal mining railroads and the decision was announced after a July argument before the judges Continued on page 6
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United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Gray
Dalvis
BuMoston
Tudges Dallas
Gray and BuMngton
Registrar absent and voters angry at polling delay
Disappointment and protest erupted in precinct No 4 Mark district as general registration lay by failed due to registrar absence. Voters traveled long distances hoping to register. calls to appoint a substitute were made as George W Shuttleworth was away in Canada. Courthouse urged immediate appointment to restore voting rights for Republicans and Democrats this fall.
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Purose
Tany
Wescemes
Lst
George W. Shuttleworth
Canada
Rip
Shuttle Worth
Mike
Indiana to be pivotal in Democratic Midwest drive
At a conference in Chicago on September 10 Democratic National Chairman Mack and Indiana vice chairman John Laihm outlined Indiana as a pivotal elite around which the party will swing the Middle West campaign until the election. They pledged full use of national committee forces to champion the Hoosier state for Democrats. Laihm added that the party will not support temperance legislation tampering with the ballot question already before voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mack
John 8. Laihb
Indiana
Middle West
National Committee
Lani
Teachers' Examination Dates Set at Adamston School
State uniform examination for Appleante teachers certificates will be held tomorrow and next day at Adamston School. Examinations start at 7 welock tomorrow morning in the HwnInAtON WHType building.
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Appleante
Adamston
Hwninaton
Welock
Broadus Recital Promises Strong Soder Grine Performance
Broadus Institute announces a Friday night recital at the Baptist church on Sept. 11 featuring soprano Mian ME Alberta Soder and teacher Mabelle M. Grine. Soder, highly recommended, studied at Freeland PA, Dickson Seminary, Oberlin Conservatory, and Beaver College. Grine brings strong expression training with intercollegiate honors in oratory.
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Broadus Institute
The
Baptist Church
Alberta Soder
Sopranc
Mabelle M. Grine
Broaddag
Puolete
Miss Soder
Freeland
Dickson Seminary
Williamsport
Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin, O
Margaret. Jones
Adama
Voles
Howard Handel Carter
George Mastings
Weacox
Comservainty
Aart Pearahi
Campbell College
Hotton
Kansas
Margatet
Jonas-Adams
Mise Soder
Grine
Beaver College
King's
School of Orainry
Byron Wy King
King School
Achiend College
Asaland
Five Tragedies In County In Two Weeks Three Days
Series of fatal incidents in Harrison County within two weeks and three days. Names include William J. Johnson, Thomas Hor Roumanian, Harry Johnson burglar, Frank Ashore, and Frank Scales. Suspects cited are Harry Pocky Steven Inbin A. 4. Wietcher Sam Polletta and others. dates span August 22 to September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Tohnson
Harry Pocky
Nother Noerd
Graxhe
Bteven
Inibin
Allan Nink
Harry Johnson
Wietcher
Frank Ashore
Balem
Harry Bisher
Frank Scales
Sam Polletta
O'Nei
Tragedy at O G A coal mine ends in fatality
At the O G A mine near Phoenixville and Reynoldsville Will iant J Johnson a Black man was fatally struck by Harry Peck another Black man after Johnson attempted to break into Peck s home A public safety item caused the fatal blow Peck surrendered and testified before Magistrate Flynn describing the events witnesses named several people questioned and the case sent to grand jury for action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Gara
Phoenixville
Reynoldsville
Williant J. Johnson
Harry Peck
Peck
Erand
Johieson
John von
John Z. Flynn
Johnson
Puck
John Henderson
Is Houw
Dhol Hin
Abels
Fred
Flynn
Johnson Widy
Sailor Flynn
Wisonburg
Breathins
Hla
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Martha
Walter
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Enum
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Shaws i
Rerus
Creed Tomer
Setlag
Wyldence Eastivsen
Etnene
Hid
Mie
Mey
Mip
Ingas Femmls
Scherr
Seth
Frank Hl. Hitchcock
New York City
Joseph H. Gaines
Fifty Strone
Strants
TAFT
Pivotal State
Broaddus
Miss Soder and
Wm. Johnson
Masam Resteeng
Pock
Rus
Mt Pewnral Willinamen
George Harris
Katherine
Arrin Beary Beltow
Lucy Alexander
Willam Canty Ab Toh Smith
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