Hearne election urged by Senator England in WV race
Roaring chase and prison break headline the tumult as Alex Childs escapes then is recaptured while Major escapes from Moundaville prison. Senator England, longtime Roosevelt ally, writes Hearne urging a Progressive to win in the First District congressional race. The note of political support follows dramatic pursuit and a subsequent manhunt for Childs and Howard.
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Books tampered with for Sulzer exposure in Albany inquiry
Detroit and Albany dispatches report alleged manipulation of stock exchange records tied to Governor Sulzer. Dorsey Shackelford, chair of House committees on roads, disputes the motive and says the firm of Marrick Puller boosted entries to show loans, not misstatements. Milville Potter testifies the books show a cross entry loan of about 400 dollars to the governor.
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Hearings on government case amid wartime mobilization
Government hearings resume as the war drives rescue and defense actions. Key witnesses faced by the defense in the case against the Whited State Steel Trust. Proceedings stalled since June, with sections suspended and direct examination closing.
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Fleming Funeral Notice for Join A Fleming and Family
The funeral of Join A Fleming and relatives was held at the Wothndist property estate in Shinnston on Thursday afternoon. The service included the Satta burial in Shinnston cemetery. Survivors include daughter Avice and other relatives.
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Family lawyer moves to Titanville residence
Moves by attorney S. Schwartz and his family to Titanville, Pennsylvania. The family will reside there permanently, with unspecified job details and connections to local business and legal circles.
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Marriage notices for multiple couples in local column
Marriage announcements list Heonsea wed to Gordon Whiteharp and Dora Tanonie, and Bai with Stiles and Babher, Aluvanny. The notices reveal several couples formalizing unions in the community.
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Baptists Meet in City for Forty-Ninth Annual Session
The Baptist General Association of West Virginia and allied groups plan their forty-ninth annual session at Fire Baptist church October 14 to 19. Key leaders include Rev. E. J. Wooster of Salem and Rev. R. B. MacDanel of Covington. The program features devotions, business, and sermons from ministers across the state with topics on evangelism, education, missions, and church growth.
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State Solons to Be Call Into Special Session
Vienna dispatch notes Albanian women actively join men in battles during the Tirana raid and fall of Serbiano. Reports say women armed with knives fought alongside husbands and brothers as Koritza under Greek control forms female drill units ready to defend their city.
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Charleston Deficit Stirs Public Expenditure Debate
A skeletal report from Charleston discusses deficitsin the state budget tied to a 476,000 line item for the American Exposition. Governor Hatfield faces scrutiny over capital expansion needs and a looming deficit, with officials debating feasible funding from revenues. The Board of Control weighs options, yet no decisive path emerged.
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Fatal quarrel ends life in Cordon precinct incident
A man identified as Cornelium Bresnahan died after a skull fracture sustained during a nighttime quarrel in Cordon. Police report one arrest in connection with the fatal incident. The deceased is described as brother of Roger Bresnahan, connected to local baseball circles. Further details pending official statements.
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Fram qualifies as administrator for Jessie Fram estate
Virgil Ei Fram qualified Tuesday as administrator of the estate of Jessie Fram with a $100 bond. Thomas E Davieson signed as surety.
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Rescuers Work To Reach Trapped Miner At Continental Mine
In Centralia Pennsylvania on September 20 workers labor to save Thomas Toshesy, the miner entombed last Friday. A drilled wall hole allows a casing to pass food. ink was sent through the tube, and milk and eggs reached him.
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OAD REVERSED. A crault court juy was the notion
A court reversal emerges from a board inquiry in a Union district. The report notes Burnvidd and Hintlore Fore ai aaa ae as participants in the proceeding, with unclear wording due to OCR errors but indicating a retracted or amended judgment and a formal board action.
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Lowest Tariff in a Very Long Time
Washington dispatch reports the tariff bill returning to the House for approval promises the lowest average duty in three quarters of a century. Chairman Underwood touts twenty six percent as a new low, compares with Payne and Wilson bills, and argues the reform will adjust artificial conditions harming producers. Representative Payne counters with Republican critique while Victor Murdock lauds modest progress and condemns secrecy.
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