Divorce docket combines several cases in Nea ele weekly session
The court in Nea ele hosts a popular divorce docket with jurors reporting Monday January 4. The docket lists numerous civil actions including Mind versus sesiverite, Zentekurkalist versus Stephen, and Ruiter versus ex. Others name Willa Daines, Georgia Hoover, Olea Whiter, and Whitman. The calendar shows multiple witness attendances and forthcoming hearings through the week with several in trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iin
Natherine Zentek
Hutchinson Company Opens New Mine Initiative
The Hutchinson Company completes arrangements for a second mine to be opened through the Robey shaft. The October mine, already worked, holds a large coal block. Operations begin Monday with about 260 carloads of coal expected daily as the pit enlarges to 800 tons per hour after cleaner processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony Company
Robey
Hutchinson Nlortata
Hull
Hutchinson Company
Funeral for Herman McCune Held at Sylva Episcopal Church
Funeral services for Herman McCune aged 26 who died Thursday at Huntington will be held at 2 pm Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Sylva. Rev J C Hickman will conduct the rites. Burial follows in Fellows Cemetery. McCune had been an invalid for years. The funeral party arrived in Salem from Huntington Saturday morning. The McCune family formerly lived at Sylva.
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Herman McCune
Hungingtom
Methdist Episcopal Church
Sylén
J.C. Hickman
Ail Fellows
McCune
Salem
Huntington
Uvedalyateni
Public School Beginners Admission Dates Clarified
The public schools will resume work on penniless morning January. Children six years old or turning six before year end are to be admitted in the first two weeks after January 2. The new reading method in first grades makes late admission impractical.
Arrests After Disturbance at West Pike Street Theater
Fifteen people were arrested in a drunk and disorderly incident at a theater on West Pike Street, including a man accused of stealing money from Frank Chips. They were taken to the city lock-up as police prepare for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forschethe
Pike Streets
Frank Chips
Prisoners Held After Assault at Glen Elk Street Fight
Millian Bussie and Sheridan Gollman, jailed after a Saturday night altercation near Glen Elk. Policemen Yates report the pair will face police court at the next sitting. Miss Sue Ella Thompson, visiting her grandmother Mrs. Quarles Thompson, returned home to Weston. A young girl mourns a suitcase theft containing Christmas gifts. Rosamond Watson, 38, a Philadelphia Gas Company employee, died Friday night after illness. funeral to be held in Hebrons after transport to Pennsboro for burial.
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Ng Millian” Bussie
Sheridan Gollman
Togl Upasa
jFourth
Alroet
Glen Elk
Stalian Pid Yates
Sue Ella Thompson
Quarles Thompson
Hoy
Weston
Rosamond
Watson
Cam
Rhiladelphia, Gas, Company
Pennsboro
Hebrons
Held to Grand Jury After Magistrate Hearing
A local case was forwarded to the grand jury after a magistrate court hearing. The defendant, Mary Mercato of First Street, faced charges involving a public sale and related financial allegations. The proceeding referenced a bond of $1,000 and involved multiple listed parties.
County Officers Sweep Bushes in Grand Finale
County officers led by Deputy Sheriff Leica Watts and John Yanort conducted a wide search Saturday across city blocks near the Glen Elk bridge on North Fourth Street. They raided Ler Meta's restaurant, found no liquor, but arrested Tay on prior whiskey sale charges amid a terse, foggy report of the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leica Watts
John Yanort
Meer
Ler Meta
Peace Move Sparks Church Opposition to War Pact
Philadelphia dispatch reports U S church authorities launching a movement against acceptance of a peacetime war pact by world powers. Leader Gordon Wharton Pepper describes planned public investigations to oppose wartime propaganda linked to the Church Peace Union formed by Andrew Carnegie. The effort centers on moral principles guiding nations in the postwar era and seeks to sway public opinion against the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amadhres Pata Philadelonia
Tauddog
United States
Seoiw
Eta
Miropo
Washington
Thir Church Peace Union
Andrew Carnegie
Igertida
NABBED ON WARRANT AT GLEN OK NO 2
Police under Magistrate Kidd arrest four men and two women after a midnight raid on a Glen Ok No 2 house. Nine men and several pints of liquor seized. arrests to be followed up in Kidds court. Train No 70 between Pittsburg and Clarksburg ran late. passenger Drummond of Stealey Heights injured last Saturday shows slight improvement.
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Edward Kidd
Conable
C. G. Stout
Glen Ok No. 2
Kidd
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
Clarksburg
Pennsylvania
Miss Anna Reynolds Taken For Surgical Appendectomy
Miss Anna Reynolds, popular operator at the consolidated telephone exchange, was taken from her home on Monticale avenue Saturday night to St Marys Hospital to undergo an appendicitis operation, which will be performed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna. Reynolds
Gontolldred
Monticale Avenue
St. Marys, Hospital
13 Jailed for Feria Charge In Enterprise District
Payton White, a young man from Erle, was brought to the county jail Saturday night from Enterprise. Magistrate G. W. Harrison committed him for trial on a charge of chipping two board bills totaling $15, due Thotana Smith of Viropa.
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Payton White
Erle
Enterprise
G. W. Harrison
Thotana Smith
Viropa
Personal Notices from Local Social Scene
Mr and Mrs Edward Hart of Charleston guests of J Horner Davis during the holidays will return Sunday night. Preston Gandy, visiting his parents in Kirksville, Mo, returns home Sunday. Mrs Howell Cooper back from Fairmont and Mrs Hal Mo Rapp of Parkersburg visiting relatives. LC Sherrards and daughter Virginia Lee guests of Mrs J HR Webb. Senator and Mrs George E White were in from Weston Saturday evening. Charity Johnson of Sundeeport teaches Mannington schools and shopped here Saturday. Philander H Stouts of Bridgeport visited Saturday evening. Charles Pearrell, police officer of Broad Oaks, returns from Berkeley County near Martinsburg. BE Lalkington visiting from Folsom. John B H Beller of Point Pleasant in city on business. Mr and Mrs R J Robinson of Fairmont visiting. Charles Brooks Smith, Washington correspondent, stopped Saturday evening en route home from Parkersburg. Miss Ning and Nelle Bere of Sutton visiting. Mr and Mrs C J Colters of Moone Glare visiting. Carolyn Walds Taw hits to Martinsville visiting Mrs J A Dayton. Mrs Olle Drummond and Joneses of Weston return home after extended stay. Mrs Julia Pierpont and her mother Mrs Lon Smith, guests of Mrs John Cookman of Highland Park, return to Parkersburg. Charles Benedum, printer, is in town to fulfill duties with local printers.
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Edward Hart
Charleston
J. Horner Davis
Saurine
Bone
Preston Gandy
Owith
John B. Gandy
Kirkeville
Howell Cooper
Ron
Fairmont
Hal Mo Rapp
Parkersburg
Thomas “Patter
Sherrards
Ute
Virginia Lee
J HR Webb
East Pike’ Street
George E. White
Weston
Charity Johnson
Sundeeport
Mannington
Philander H. Stouts
Bridgeport
Charles Pearrell
Ebiler
Broad Oaks
Imother
Berkeley County
Martinsburg
Lalkington
Rom
Folsom. John
Beller
Point Pleasant
R.J) Robinson
Charles Brooks Smith
Washington
Ifromic
Lon Smith
John Cookman
Highland Park
iCharles Benedum
Hiprinter
Mran Orman
Eith Withen
Pe Senessloeicntna
Maine
German Raider Taysbarthrbe Entered Boston
A British alert reports renewed warnings that Entente shipping would be watched for a disguised German raider, with messages claimed to come from British or French cruisers. The notices, alternating in English and French, describe the raider’s presence and reiterate vigilance among coastal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Masa
Reddy Mage Dies at Newport at Age 55
Joseph McNamara known as Reddy Mack, famed in baseball, died suddenly at his Newport home. He was 55, retired from the sport three years, last managing the Piedmont club of Wo Ve. Va. years ago he played second base for several clubs in the major leagues.
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Joseph McNamara
Reddy Mack
Newport
McNamera
Be! Lime
Paitmont, Wo Ve
Roddy Mack
Elreults
Submarine Losses Reported in Early War Totals
Berlin dispatch reports an admiralty statement listing wartime losses: 188 hostile merchant ships totaling 214,500 gross tons sunk, 244,500 tonsBritish. plus 53 neutral ships totaling 04,000 tons gross sunk for contraband. From war onset through measures, total hostile tonnage sunk reached 3,636,500, with 2,744,600 tons British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Abtecia Tecrhene
Berlin
Sayuille
Road Laws Debate Prompts Tax and Fire Tax Discussion
A fragmentary report notes Wellsboro residents discuss road law funding with reference to taxes, fire rates, and state legislative action. It mentions Senator Mayas proposing 2h measures and a Virginie Suite event, with emphasis on a permanent high tax and related fiscal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
Wellsboro
Fond Bexialitiva
Iegislaturig
Virginie Suite Autonphile Association
Mayas
Levine Taxi
Hilton Senate Race Reveals Long Election War Fallout
The Kanawha county town faced a tense political scene as the state election period neared. Senator Wes Chilton secured a ten day adjournment draft to extend the nominating window, while the board awaited certification and the secretary received the final eligibility notes.
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Arneciarro Rysem Hharlyston
Kanawha Couney
Wes Chilton
Sai
Ranadeing
Edison Battery Debate Rages Over Submarine Use
A controversial Edison battery audit reports wide opinions on submarine propulsion. Secretaries Daniels and officials weigh test results and caution against installing Edison cells until major drawbacks are resolved. Strong support favors selecting the Edison design for submarines, while dissenting members urge further testing and caution.
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Preelwalirngon
Tae
Ioritye
Minonitr Raparts
Atom We
Alba
Auliring Hontr
New York
Daniels
Edison
C. McNimitz
Fookley
Tobacco market rush at Snes High week long auction
A fragmentary report notes a bustling tobacco auction at Snes High with bids ranging from 17.64 to over 804 per hundred points. Prices stayed high through the three day period, with strong demand and lively bidding per weeklong sales.
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Huntington
Dégi
Sontha
Oprleéa
Timpalwas
Thejan- Msualiys
Emillant
Mszkee
West Virginia county officials elected in Charleston bond action
In Charleston West Virginia county elections conducted cover bond tallies sheriffs prosecuting attorneys assessors and intermediate counties were chosen with January to take office. A $150000 bond was required for the incoming sheriff Squire B Jarreth due to bond market conditions. Names include TONEY and several others among prosecutors assessors and clerical officers.
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Eh Aesperares
Charleston
Westi Virginogi
Denoe Yin
Brore
Kanawha Ahet
Squire B.jarreth
Toney
Cout
Oil and Gas Development in Eastern Golden County Work Progress
The report details widespread oil exploration and development across Hewouter Alda and neighboring counties. New wells show promising production with numbers in the hundreds of barrels daily, including notable sites in Greens and Calhoun counties as operators push for new territories and midwinter drilling advances.
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Hewouter
Aelda
Advante
Loa
Eaie
Smany States Senat
Pennsylvania
Old Wellx
Groann Qomiz Welk Holding
Biltownship
Greens County
George Elmoinger
Oaterbeieg
Walla
Spencer District
Hoane Counity
W. Va
Carter Ol
T. Ls
Bartlett Farms
Yellow Creek
Canter Township
Cabothan
Rand
Operatéra
Hherman Diketrict
Calhoun County
Hope Natural
Baxter
Farmaou
Union
Burleson County
Moore
Lewis County
Lewis C
Woorter Faroy Isa
Gordoni
Cameron
Marshall County
Tattarson Glass Company
McCracken
Daddridge
Furniera
Aliguneurs
Sycahiorncreek
Omaoung
Sun-Gas Company
Gordes
Crogan
Brian District
Doddridge
Tal Victoria Os Company
Adams
Farmotthroueh
Ianscare Runes
Rhiadelpttal
Ninety One
Aia Seri Tnicth
Doddridze Eset
Pittsboro
Ands West
Enmile Valarria Hartson County
Eynente Ramdorpt
Companyjare
Gelling
Wrollitarm
Wayland
Mead says YWCA announces dieting meals on Mondays
The Young Women's Christian Association announces a weekly meal day on Mondays in January. The department plans meatless dinners from 6 to 7 p.m. with improved servings and options for diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas Young Women's Christian Association
Tm Tod
Spain Shows No Readiness to Act in Belligerent Notes
Fragmentary dispatch from Madrid via Darla Deco ag preserves a note from the Spanish government replying to a belligerent press and detailing its stance toward peace talks. The United States embassy relay and president’s reception are cited as part of the exchange, with emphasis on Spain’s cautious approach.
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Madrid
Darla
Deco Ag
Ika Aingeots
Jguppert
Sun Wow
Juincensiona
Coal operators blame railroads in West Virginia delivery stall
In a distorted report from Charleston, coal operators accuse rail lines of delaying shipments and keeping rates high. The piece notes widespread mine closures, fluctuating tonnage, and several pits ceasing operations as delivery timelines collapse across Virginia, Cincinnati, and nearby regions amid logistics turmoil.
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Juoink
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Uxalext
Reeder
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Tool
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Lorna E. Lewis
Telit Ay Lewis
Taayyy Tt
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Hutchinson
Watson Paneral
Grand Jury
Satz
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Earcher
Maryr Mercato
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Kote
Tiajotower
Laos
Glen Elk No.2
Ctltsburg
Drummond
Drummond of
Stealey
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Reddy Mage
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Newport, Ky
Africa
Kanawha County
Edison Battery
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Big Bond
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Emilia Santiago
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Ilogan
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Ereetie Company
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Watnsburg
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Ounsstown
WreiWishi
Mei Evelar
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Chicago
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Hill Bros
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