Haylegs suit for ejectment over 7 acres in 19th century case
In a circuit court action, Hayleg sues for possession of land described as 7 acres, seeking judgment after a jury trial and claims the prior judgment was improper. The case centers on ownership and transfer disputes between Jolliffe, the defendants, and the Coke Company, with recovery sought for land unlawfully held. Continued on Page Soury.
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Hayleg
Harry
Aml L. C
Milagrove
Hay
J.D. Summers
Josephine Kelly
Tome Houehold
Kelly
Lass
Jamice
Cias
Chreuit
Jane
Goss
Nalde
Irgt
Morsing
Oumla
Te Jamigos and Coke Company
Quention
Jolliffe
Tgttar
Notice to Tax-Payers in County West Virginia
Tax payers are reminded that a 4 percent discount applies on taxes if paid within the month. After the discount period ends, the rate returns to 0 percent. The sheriff urges residents to visit the county treasurer’s office during evenings this month for processing.
Man Who Helped Build Early Railroad Run Down
A 70 year old Marion county native, Jaman Moyer, was struck by a train while en route to town as he searched for work. He sustained shock but no serious injuries and is at Pallmont hospital. Moyer helped build the Monorahola River railroad about thirty years ago and recently moved to Lowesville, intending to find work.
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Weerle Tila
Jaman Moyer
Marion County
Pannylvania
Thie City
Pallmont Hospital
Moses
County
Movongalel
Greansburs
Lowesviire
Ita
There
Lowenville
Monorahola River
Hew Postmaster In Charge Today
Jesse D. Wilson assumed duties as the new postmaster at Le Tout posteifier this morning. He expressed uncertainty about the duration of his interim role and about when the assistant postmaster would be named. Wilson appeared pleased as he began his brief tenure amid unclear plans for the office.
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Jesse D. Wilson
le Tuent
Ter
Wison
Geneva
Wisor
Armenia
League of Nottone
Wilson
Spain
Braxt
Wilman
Armetin Raullitor
Austra
Ouanienauely
Uere
Virginia Megat. Prod. Jeli. Corporation brass plant vote
Stockholders face a decision on a new 40 000 share common stock issue at 50 a share to fund expansion. The plant is nearing full capacity with electric components installed and production slated to begin soon. Major officials including Major Tunes Bovis visit the city for the meeting.
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Virginia Megat. Prod. Jeli. Corporation
Dittereny Poriuia
Aboroneeru
Collee 18
Lally
Tunes Bovis
Figures On Gas Rate Increases From 1919 Proposals
Readable fragments describe gas rate changes proposed for January to December 1919 affecting Mrs G M Duckets and others. Data shows present versus proposed monthly bills for residents including Mrs Jacobs and John A Clarke, with several named figures and rates under consideration by the Public Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palrmont
G. M. Ducats
Elton
Jne
APTI
John A. Clarke
Wwe
Nsee
Two Men Killed In Saloon Brawl
Two men died and another was severely wounded in a saloon brawl after a bar keeper served whiskey. Frank Makowski testified that 16 minutes after he returned to pour whiskey to a man he knew as Stevs, the shooter returned with a revolver and fired.
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Ray Sseadeng Bensent
Bid Dee
Saat Soday
Frank Makowski
Ladies Night By Rotary Club At Masonic Hall
Rotary Club ladies prepare for annual Ladies Night at the Masonic Hall with entertainment. Committee members RG Jones MM Neely A S Martin and Bob Miller organize. Prof Mekued Aspinall of West Virginia Waslayan College will attend as president of the Sixth Rotary district. Attendance records show 1000 percent? Noted members include John Bure inal M T Brown A J Gast Louth Holmtek Tan Maurer Bert Knight and Walter Barnes. Maurer is highlighted as the club’s outstanding member though often away on business.
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Mekued Aspinall
West Virginia
Waslayan
Rotary
Dolfry
John Bureinal
M. Ty Brown
A. J. Gast
Louth Holmtek
Tan Maurer
Bert Knight
Walter Barnes
Ton Maurer
Finn
Bela
B. & C. Expects 1200 Cars Thursday
B and C expects about 1200 cars of ore to arrive Thursday along the Monongahela railroad. J M Scott of Wheeling, general superintendent for the West Virginia district, said the total might reach as high as 7200 tons.
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Millentiana
B. & Railroad
JM. Scott
Wheeling
West Virginia
Darfrict
Gulf Coast freight slows as rail shortages bite mining towns
The report details a spacey shift of coal and ore movements with 1323 cars of empties noted. It highlights limited rail capacity, shortages, and safety campaigns by West Virginia officials, including training, inspections, and coordination with coal companies to reduce fatalities. It also mentions lake season planning and interstate rate considerations affecting Pittsburgh markets and Maryland deliveries.
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Patrmont Teple
Pont Craein
Monorttela Callway
Wes
Virginia
Hultmnore
Onia Sill
Davinna
Department of Mines of
West Virginia
Willham Bowie
Lasmeen
W. 5
Rigeleman
Fairmont
Can J. W. Read
Werte Iotive
Wariabe
Norshara Woot Virginie Coat Operatory’ Association
Tampolea
Ding
Ln Vidos
Pittsburgh
Lorala
Fairmont Rysom
Jodinna
Qhistown
Bnsis
Dunia
Palemont
Trong
G. F. Woi
Meomtiz
Maryland
Directors Meet On Reciprocal Rates And Public Utilities
A long and busy session is reported at the Chamber of Commerce board with a focus on reciprocal flight switching rates to Hue city and whether to join as a third party in the Mobile Service case. The meeting also discussed a United States Chamber referendum on the Public Utilities report and policies for street railways, including regulation, private ownership, and ensuring transparency and accountability in operations.
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Sesson
Tee
Pairmant Chamber
Combierce
Hue City
Hotorn
Cutamtton
United States
Chamber of Gommerca
Ravn Sealy Dent
Igenl
Mutiny in Chita Shuns amid Chinese unrest
Disjointed dispatches report mutiny among troops in Chita, China, as sections of Mu-Peh resist treaty terms. Reports indicate factions attempted to seize control of the city, with confusion and localized clashes amid unsettled military loyalties.
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Shanmual
China
Bustzes
Chung
Mu-Peh
City Government May Follow Lead of Big Steel Companies
Louisville mayor George W. Muith proposed a city purchase of an established coal yard and line operations to stabilize municipal coal pricing. The move follows actions by large steel firms to secure fuel and lower costs for city institutions. City officials indicated a study group will assess the project’s feasibility and financial impact.
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Associated Prey
Louisville
Dee
George W. Muith
Sraith Kangunceet
Wodel Chicken House Exhibit Attracts County Fair Interest
The Wodel chicken house exhibit, shown in the office of county agricultural agent W. El McComas, attracts strong interest as it tours next week. University of West Virginia extension department features a model chicken house proving well suited to local conditions, emphasizing good layers, proper diet, ventilation, and care. Poultry specialist R. Mason has visited Marlop county during the display and offers information to inquirers.
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W. EL McComas
University of West Virginia
West Virginia
Kim Emer
Mason
SCHOOLS OF STATE NEED MORE FUNDS
State Board of Education faces budget scrutiny as the next two years loom. West Virginia universities like Kanawha and officials weigh demands for increased funding, while BHE officials consider school needs and attendance pressures amid debate over appropriations.
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West
Headeo Varinga Insticuilins
Cases Up Before Commissioner Kirby
Cases heard before U.S. Commissioner J. P. Kirby for three hours included two Russians, Albert Welousler and Paul Servich, with witnesses for both sides. The judge found evidence sufficient to hold them for federal terms. bond set at $1,000 each, they returned to county jail after arrest at Grant Town. Attorney Clay D. Amos represented the accused. G men were present from Clarksburg. Also James P. Strickler, 70, held on charges of sending threatening letters by mail with bond set at $1,000. S. Strickler, of Moningab, accused of writing obscene letters to Mrs. Charles Gray in a bid to recover over $200.
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U_ 8
Kirby
Albert Welousler
Paul Servich
Shortt Glover
Cherlifs Adams
Woodward
Brovelet
Paul
Albert
United Statia
J. P. Kirby
Hart
Grant Town
Clay D. Amos
R. A. Milter
Clarksburg
James P. Strickler
Scrleider
Moningab
Charles Gray
Spelling Test At Paw Paw Pupils Held Friday
Principal Geo Tnatin of Fairview High School announces a spelling test for Paw Paw pupils on Friday December 17. The contest offers five prizes including cash and fountain pens. judging will be at Fairview with winners named to the principal.
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Pairview High School
Geo
Tnatin
Fulrview
Puirview
Piret Nurtonat Bank
Ns Ermers
Mim
Putrview
Anch
W. D. Yout
B. M. Chaffant
Putr
Whlet Foltews
Gas Companies Before Commission on Acetate Mea
Charleston details show several gas firms from West Virginia, Maryland and Northern National before the Public Service Commission. They seek an order to prove adequate supply for consumers as they face weather-related delivery limits and reported shortages. Witnesses include Dochhen Dan and Philipps among others. the commission is to hear further arguments and reach a decision.
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Charleston
Det
Lin
Virginia Central Gas Company
Weal Virgin
Maryland
Northern Nateral Gas Company
Olinen
Sitter
Dochhen Dan
Philipps
Dhe Cage
EU Bentt
Ted
Col Schoonmaker Spent Night Here
Col Schoonmaker arrived by private coach at Fairmont, then departed for Pittsburgh by train next morning. He serves as joint superintendent of the Mo Lommahela railway rally. An earlier 20 percent wage increase reportedly affects railway workers today on the Monongadels line.
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Hho
Fairmont
Truin
Pittabursh
B. Pierce
Towns in turmoil as arrests mount after clash
A chaotic scene erupted in the county with police arresting several residents amid a violent confrontation near the river. Reports describe a civic disturbance, with military detachments deployed, casualties reported, and ongoing interrogations as authorities seek to quell the unrest and restore order.
Work Progress On the Taberngi Ground Restoration
Report notes progress on Tabernacle grounds with finishing touches and prewidened preparations. Contmay Spoddon is pushing speed to complete the tabernacle area as a neighborhood meeting is planned for next Tuesday to discuss further work and improvements.
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Contmatoy
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Hermoy Hall
Minge County
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