Habeas Corpus Writ for Thaw Granted in Concord
In Concord New Hampshire Judge Edgar Aldrich granted a habeas corpus writ for Marty K Thaw returnable Tuesday at 11 am The court ordered restraining injunctions to stop interference with service of the writ The writs copies will be served on Sheriff Drew of Gove county William T Jerome and Attorney General James P Tuttle The action halts proceedings until next Tuesday with Thaw retained in custody awaiting further hearing
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WanmecinreDree
Concord
United States District Court
Edgar Aldrich
Marty K. Thaw
Aldrehsney
Littleton
Goples
Drew
Gove County
William T. Jerome
James P. Tuttle
Fashion number De Luxe in Daily Telegram
The Daily Telegram announces a forthcoming fashion number De Luxe to be published next Wednesday evening. Leading Clarksbury merchants back the edition with ads from Pike News Company Monticello Auto and Garage James and Law Company. Reserve with your dealer or the organization manager.
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Tie Daily ‘Telegram
Jesus of the Daily Telegram
Clarksbury
Daily Telegram
Pike News Company
Monticello Auto and Garage Company
James and Law Company
Second Degree Murder Plea Entered in Parkersburg
Earl Henthorn admitted guilt to second degree murder in the Parkersburg criminal court. The victim was Prink Hepthorn, shot at the supper table. A plea agreement with the state and defense fixes the penalty at five to eighteen years. sentencing will follow. Thomas J. Robinson left for Morgantown to study agriculture and join the university football team.
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Parkersburg
Earl Henthorn
Ifa
Prink Hepthorn
Decoration Day
Destrey
Thomas J. Robinson
Morgantown
Court Rules in Local Civil Cases and Debates
A circuit court jury awarded Charles A. Short 200 against Beenie Lyon et al for moving a house. Levi Leeson et al sued Boston Glass Company with an order of reference. EJ Smith appointment at Green Valley Methodist Church was confirmed. Southern Pine Lumber Co. won 7 against Boston Glass. Joss F. Pitenirn’s suit against Pennsylvania Oil and Gas Company was retired.
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Charles A. Short
Beenie
Fatal accident to a Weston lad
Weston witnesses recount a fatal collision on Second Street near the Baltimore and Ohio station. Fifteen year old Butcher, son of Richard Butcher, died an hour after his bicycle was struck by Gilas Hood’s automobile. Hood applied brakes but could not avoid the tragedy.
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Weston
Stichae) Butcher
Aghd
Richard Butcher
Gilas Hood
Second Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Butcher
Ind
Mr. Hood
Apple
Tahajly Dujuredt
Parkersburg Chosen for Next Hardware Meeting
The executive committee of the West Virginia Retail Hardware Association selected Parkersburg as site for the next annual meeting in February. Headquarters will be at the Chancellor Hotel.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
Kote
Jailed for Hearing After Arrest at Meadowrook
Thay Fortinsay was arrested Saturday at Meadowrook and jailed in the county jail to await a Monday hearing in Justice W. E. Starcher court on a charge of assaulting and beating Dominion Xtwusth, a drunk, on Draw July 26 at Meadowbrook.
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Thay Fortinsay
Meadowrook
W. E. Starcher
Dominion
Meagowbrook
Veteran Elizin Latter-Hold Dies at 88 in Colfax
Fairmont mourns M. Latter-Hold a veteran Elizin and noted Pythian. He died at home in Colfax after a long illness. Survived by three children, nineteen grandchildren, and nineteen great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Fairmont
Elizin
Colfax
M Foneinox
Fishermen Find Basa In Potomac River Dispute
In Martinsburg on September 18 S W Lightner cashier of Harper's Ferry bank and J B Miles head of Jefferson county court fished the Potomac River. They pulled a two pound basa from the water and opened it to find three euros? two bidders. They offered a settlement of one pound in a bid to resolve ownership concerns.
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Martinsburg
S. W. Lightner
Harper's Verry, Bank
BJ. Miles
Jefferson County Court
Window Glass Workers Wages Affected by Tariff Bill
Fragon held on five charges at Pittsburg as glassworkers await a second wage conference set for Cleveland. Market remains steady with shipments forward and stockpiles low. Workers demand a 20 percent wage increase and call for an October start, while tariff uncertainty in Washington looms over the industry’s recovery and general business outlook.
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Pittsburg
Snl
Cleveland
Ule
Avlantic
Bke
idJenes
Ithneip
Washington
Oltlook
Argentine Beef Makes First New York Shipment
First commercial shipment of Argentine beef to New York arrives from Buenos Ayres. It consists of 1,000 quarters. Importers expect to profit due to high meat prices, signaling a potential market wave.
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New York
Buenos Ayres
Renee
Grand jury to probe Franklin College student attack case
Witnesses are summoned to Vigo county grand jury to investigate an attack by A. Hanley of Franklin College on his father, Catyia Hanley, at the latter's home in Midlothon. The father reportedly fell against a window sill during resistance and was seriously injured. Dr. Hunley, a former minister and Indiana surgeon, is named in connection with the case.
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Aeuciaten
Vigo County
A. Hanley
Franklin Collegy
Ind
Catyia Hanley
Tater
Midtoton
Thin County
o-Taw
Hunley
Indiana
D. Rockefeller Church
sCievelogd
Thaw Is Happy Distrust Is Shown At Police Vigil
After rumors of kidnapping Thaw wakes to rain and talks with counsel on a governor hearing over extradition. Thaw says outsiders spread false rumors while he stays calm and ready for possible transfer to Concord. Officers guard the Brookline hotel as both sides keep watch through the night amid tense preparation for the Wednesday hearing.
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N. H
Harry Thaw
Felker
New- York
Cnscu
Ami
Cold Brooke
Ike
Relker
Mar Grant
New Hampshire
Colbrook
Carmody
Cole
Bmok
Man Thows Steer On Morgantown Farm Assault
Morgantown September 16 A rabid yearling attacked a local farmer near Little Falls. Dr Charles C Feall, a veterinarian, grabbed the infuriated animal by the horns and threw it to the ground, escaping before medics arrived.
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Morgantown
A. L. Frum
Little Falla
Charles C. Feall
Ami
Lawyer Loar to Tour Southwest for Legal and Real Estate Work
Special attorney R A Loar plans a Monday departure for Oklahoma Texas and Mexico to handle legal and real estate matters. About twenty five people will accompany him on the prospecting trip by a special car attached to the train November 3. In Guthrie Okla he will observe a long running celebrated case with thousands of dollars spent and depositions taken across many states.
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R. A. Loar
Tly
Oklahoma
Texas
Mexico
Salem
Parlorsburg
Iim
ATL
Tran
Southwest
Afr Lcar
Guthrie
Okla
Cain
Depont
Avery State
Ublon
Water Board Urges Pasteurization To Fight Fall Illnesses
Warning stresses urgent focus on infectious diseases like typhoid fever increasing in fall. Avoid polluted water and raw milk or cream. Leading authorities push pasteurization of all milk and cream supply to curb contamination.
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the Water Board
Big Tim Sullivan Killed by Train
New York politician Big Tim Sullivan, who rose from newsboy to congressman, is dead after a train accident. His mangled body was identified today by his stepbrother Larry Mujuigas after thirteen days in a morgue. Sullivan had fallen ill and fled his policy in the early morning of August 31, then was struck by a train at Pete hant Packway.
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New York
Sullivan
Newsboy
Congress
Larry Mujuigas
Jain
Petehant Packway
Arson Squad Sets Newcastle Station Buildings Ablaze
London dispatch reports a suffragist arson squad destroyed railroad station buildings near Newcastle this evening. placards bore the message Premier Asquith to respond to militancy.
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Tay Amsociaren P
London
Newcastle
Asquith Ty Remponale
Hin
Damaera
Magistates Sentence West Pyke Strent Ristorante Case
Defendent in a case of alleged semiting and beating of C H Bolentyro weeks ago in a West Pyke street restaurant faced charges. The court found him guilty or declared his conduct inappropriate after weighing the evidence. William Patton, a restaurant explorer, faced charges and fines. G Nicewinner’s court recorded a payment of the required sum and release.
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C. H. Bolentyro
West Pyke Strent
William Patton
Attending Grand Army of the Republic Encampment
Mr and Mrs Swartz and daughter Virginia left the city Saturday morning for Chattanooga Tennessee where the encampment will be held. They will be accompanied by Mrs Lyda Rector and daughter for several days.
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Toim
Aniual
Grand Army of the Republic
Mra
M. Swartz
Mm. Lyda
Virginia
Chattanoon
Tenn
Ely Tor
Millen Woman Found Guilty in Post Office Killing
In Millen Georgia on September 13, Mrs Edna Porkina Godbes was found guilty of murdering Mrs Florence Godbee, wife of her former husband. The jury recommended mercy. Godbes shot both women in the Millen post office weeks earlier. She claimed long standing mistreatment and fear of violence from her estranged husband.
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Armeiates Pent
Millen
Edna Porkina Godbes
Florence Godbee
Morcy
Godbee
Troops Withdrawn From New Lexington After Disorder
Troops were pulled back from New Lexington early today after a night of unrest sparked by a self-identified former Catholic priest, Crowley. Adjutant General Wood reported Growley had departed, reducing the threat of further disorder as missiles were thrown at Crowley during the attack on the Catholic church.
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New Lexington
Tefen Fh
Crowley
Wood
Growley
Orwley
Opposition to dissolution proceedings against United States
Morgantown Sept 18. Advocates of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company are signing a petition asking Congress not to permit the institution of any dissolution proceedings against the United States. The corporation to which the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company belongs is a subsidiary.
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Sms Annpciarey
Fen Morgantown
Imploves
Laterion Works
American Sheet and ‘Tin Piste’ Company
Congress
United States
Tecl Corporation
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Baggage Thief Arrested by State and Federal Authorities
The miner Michael Gireron, accused of stealing a trunk on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, faces state and federal charges. Campbell, a railroad captain, aided in detaining him. The trunk belonged to Miss Bateson, and the case involves baggage switching and interstate commerce violations. Gireron remains jailed. federal authorities plan to pursue charges and custody actions.
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Michael Gireron
Campbell
Baltimore
Pond
Jonnis
Thonda
Stoujing
Nina Ratsos
Dodge
Jane
Dragon
Morgantown Inspection Hints Early Departure
Morgantown dispatch says the new governor plans a swift inspection tour of the State Institution and expects to depart in ten days. He indicates he will reach Morgantown very shortly for the visit during the current period.
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Antyorelius
Morgantown
Mayor Gaynor’s Body Taken to Lusitania for New York
In Liverpool the body of New York Mayor Gaynor was removed from the town hall to the steamship Lusitania. A six-man guard watched over the bier as a Westminster Abbey coffin pall rested on a cataffalque. A death mask was made under Mrs. Gaynor’s instructions and a 7 o’clock Anglican service was led by the Rev Theodore N. Howard in fog and candlelight.
Senator Chilton Named Fairy Godfather of Senate Army
Washington Sept 13 Senator William B Chilton today narrowly retained his title as fairy godfather of the Senate Army amid a chaotic session. Early in the season the senator sent youths to a circus. Yesterday the wag hosted at the American League Teeeball game. Today could see further capers as Capitol Hill plays unfold.
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Washington
Wiliam B. Chilton
Senate Army
Youngatirs
Dot Coul
Capitol Hill
Ophioama
Dis Wert
Virginia
Ich Honknig
Walter Johnson
Fast game expected as locals meet German team at Union Park
The local All Star team prepares for a fast ground game Sunday against the German squad. The visitors have one win this season and seek a second, while Captain Smith remains confident the locals will even the score. The match is set for Union Park at 3 o clock.
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Smith
Union Fo
Otebock
Unclear OCR Text on Coal Company Payment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Consolidation Coal Company and a payment of 48 000 dollars to workers in two weeks. The readability is poor with garbled phrases about pay, aid, and operations. Unable to determine a coherent event or entities beyond company name and payment amount.
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Aldrich
Jerome
Weston Lad
Dugialist Editors
W. Hl. Thompson
Fintington
W. Va
C. Ho Boswell
Charleston
Senate
Vinson
Uig Voal
Unite
Bolchur
Cline Hood
Michael Butcher
Spanks
Thaw
Emman
City Water Board
Big Tim
Jeremia Crowley
United _ State
Marshal Givesshan
Hime
Gaynor
Senator Chilton and Johnson
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