Ped. U 8 Pat. of. Bersito Yestonnay Kwiz
A garbled 19th century quiz page blends names, science terms, and local weather notes with references to Oliver Optic and Doctor of Laws, plus stray questions about Diana dynasties and measurements. The weather section predicts cloudiness and snow in the mountains, with local temps around 45 to 47, and river levels rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bersito Yestonnay
Oliver Optic
William T. Adams
Salem
Oro
Aral Sea
Russian Turkestan
Thatalze
Gavhet
Nevanla
Republic
John Tyler
Summon Jurors for January Court in Fairmont and Paw Paw Districts
Deputy sheriffs prepare to serve notices to grand and petit jurors for the January term of criminal court. Lists of jurors by district include Fairmont, Paw Paw, Winfield, Lincoln, Mannington, Grant, Union, and others with numerous names. The document also contains stray advertising and garbled text.
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Criminal Court
Grand Jury
Fairmont
James T. Boor
Duke Bramd
Charles I. Ice
T. Ice
T. Wellington Arnett
Paw Paw
Sherrard C. Straight
Thomas Freeland
Winfield
Clyde BE. Hawkins
Harry Fberry
Lincoln
Marry D. Martin
H. J. Harteel
Mannington
A. Hibbs
James A. Philips
Grant
John R. Watkins
W. E. Haggerty
Union
Iarry L. Morgen
DR. Satterfield
Travel era rail travel notices and timetables summarized
A fragmented travel guide lists freight and passenger train connections among several cities including New York Wheeling Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. It notes arrival times like 4 50 am and 7 am with references to schedules for the Pullman service and connections to Chambr, Pars, and Parkersburg with near term departure windows and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hese
Pali
Kplia
van New
Cumberlands
Chinneliagie
Parra
Murgentow
Clarkabure
Pullmay Servicr
Morgantown to Fairmont and Pittsburgh Rail Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary rail timetable lists multiple trains and connections among Morgantown Brownsville Uniontown Pittsburgh Clarksburg and Fairmont with arrival and departure times. Notes busier daily service with hourly and half hour intervals and special Sunday start times. Continuous, tentative OCR text includes various train numbers destinations and routes.
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HEM V. T, CO
Clarksburh
Manningiee
Mivesville Montana
Paisenont
Hivesville Junction
Locust Ave
Adame
Madison Sts
Afrien
Watson
Madison Sun
East Park
Adama
Madison Sta
Whemy
Norwood Tura
Adame API Madion Ste
Red Cross chapter gains new leadership and drive
Washington reports outline proposed 50 percent income tax rise on incomes up to five thousand dollars as Congress weighs revenue and hardship. In Cincinnati a Red Cross meeting names Arthur Martin as chair and outlines drive results and clinic support while noting nursing and infant welfare activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.G. Martin
RED Cross
Harry
Hunt
Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Tf Houston
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Arthur G. Martin
Palrmont
Ai. Martin
Otis G. Wilson
C. G. Wilson
Joseph Rosler
J. BE. Grimley
W. UH
Compaway
E. FP. Hartley
M. L. Brown
Duree
Dental Society
W. J. Boydston
Cr. C. Bell
Cline
Ticie
W. W. Conaway
W. T. Hartman
Martha Jal
Wilson
Neighborhood Prayer Meetings Lead Up To Sunday Campaign
City wide prayer gatherings continue tonight with scripture from If Chronicles 7 12 22. Various neighborhood sections assign captains and SA will replace 160. Tonight marks the third meeting with a large turnout expected as meetings prove successful. the Building committee meets in Mayor Conaway's office to report on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilly
Conaway
Morgan Meets With Budget Makers
The state budget commission met this morning to consider the next two years’ budget. The group, ex-officio from the board of public works, conferred with the state board of control and included Governor-elect Morgan, Auditor-elect Bond, and state superintendent-elect George M. Ford. They discussed appropriations for various state institutions, but the action taken was not made public. The meeting recessed at noon until two this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Charleston
State Budget Commission
Board of Public Works
State Board of Control
Morgan
Bond
George M. Ford
Supplies Arrive for Monongahela River Bridge Construction
Three cars of gravel and three of sand arrived from Wheeling, plus two cars of cement from Wampum, Pa, for the Monongahela river bridge project. Observers note the cast abutment tower is not finished, with officials explaining it is among the last parts of the work. A concrete mixing station blocks progress but will be removed at the proper time to complete the span.
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Wheeling
Wampum
Monongahela River
Orilge v Contractors
Borah Plans 50 Percent Navy Reduction Proposal
Senator Borah of Idaho introduced a resolution urging the President to open negotiations with Great Britain and Japan to cut naval building by 50 percent for five years. It states Congress would support such a reduction if an agreement is reached and cites Britain and Japan as the only powers needing American attention. The measure was sent to the foreign relations committee without debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prensj
Cincinnati
Arthur Noth
A. Nash Clothing Manufacturing Company
Nash
Washington
Great Britain
Japan
Senate
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Congress
United States
Mrs Susan Woody Dies at Rivesville
Mrs Susan Woody aged 74 dies yesterday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Hert Thorn home in Rivesville after an illness with several diseases. She had lived in Marion county for years, coming from Monongalia county. Survived by four daughters and two sons including Mrs James Rosser Morgantown John Dalton and Mrs Mary Wells of Morgantown Mrs Mattin Thorn Rivensville George Woory California Pa and Charles Woody Finleyville Pa. Body prepared by Musgrave and Son Undertakers. Services at Thorn residence and burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Susan Woody
Hert Thorn
Niveesville
Marion County
Monongalia County
James Rosser
Mia
John Dalton
Mary Wells
Morgantown
Mattin Thorn
Musgrave
Son Jomi
Thorn
Woodlawn
Sheriff Squad Guilty In Assault On Main Street Row
Daisy and Bootley Shelton and John Bird were found guilty of assault and battery by Justice M. R. Musgrove. Sheriff A. M. Glover arrested them during a Main Street row over whether John should leave the state without liquidating a board bill. Bird faced a paring knife charge. all three fined $5 plus costs. Bird jailed for liberty price.
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Daisy
Bootley Shelton
John Bird
M. R. Musgrove
A. M. Glover
Main Street
John
Bootleys
Bootley
Bird
New Production Advances in District 17 Division Plans
Hopes rise for the United Mine Workers District 17 division reshaping into a Northern West Virginia supreme district to bring district officers closer. Manko urges coal companies to build more miners’ housing as influxes from Ohio and other fields increase. Daily coal shipments on Mon by Monongah division show high car counts, with 1,433 eastbound and 173 westbound cars, plus coke and other loads. Open car stock remains plentiful in most regions though a lean supply persists on the Western Maryland line.
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P. and R
Boston
Maine
Maine Central
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Erie
West Shore
Central of New England
Delaware, Lackawana and Western
Southern Railway
Pine Bhure Coal Company
Wyatt-Bingamon
Western Maryland Railway
D& O. RE
Coke Corporation
Fairmont
Monoriyah
B. & O. Iltr
United Mine Workers
Manka
West Virginia
Manko
Pine Bluff Coal Company
Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ohio
Monogah
Baltimore and Olle Railroad
Mmnday
Curtis Bay
St. George’s
Michigan
Jamison
Jamison Coa and Coke Co
Bo and O
M. V
Monongahela
Chrleston
Bufffalo Creek and Gailey
Grafton
Coal car loading totals reveal strong regional demand
Weekly railroad coal loading reached 218 cars, with shipments to Curtis Bay totaling 636 carloads last week, slightly down from the prior period. New Southern Coal Corporation, led by J. E. Gaskill, plans mining and brokerage, aiming to expand in Pittsburgh New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Southern
DL. & W. Ines
C. Ony
Curtis Bay
Curtis Way
St George's
Southern Coal Corp
Southern Coal Corporation
J. E. Gaskill
Odell P. McKinney
Pitsburgh
New York
Boston
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F. P. Hall
Cook Hospital
R. Hunkle
Aienteat al
Lucy
Profesal Wonan
W. JF
Foster
Frank
Mary Susony
Otake Fee Ees
Iquivat
Rors Canon
Petit Jury
Homer E Batty
George W. Snoderly
B. O. Billingsler
H. T. Jones
Ira A. Aiken
C. A. Chambers
W. R. Davis
Charles M. Hoult
Marshall Hawkins
L. ©. Hoice
James Wildeman
PL A Riggs
L. W. Cooner
Charles W. Ridgeway
George Bucy
J. J. Bartlett
Manamecton
Lindsay Hayhurst
W. M. Bradley
Straight
N. BW. Efaw
D. BE. Whetsel
G. F. Musgrove
John Tee
Willam Lawtis
JL J. Matthews
D. AL Green
W. J. Veach
Charles C. Nerry
Barrackton
Ro A. Morley
Garnett M Harden
H. St. Glover
Whiur
Nike
Miarouwey
Travelers’ Guide
Monungabela Railway
Arcive
A. Ma
Accive
Viaoa
Drownaville
Elidd
Uniontown
Pittsburgh
Elation
Huttato
Brownaville
Wiltsburgh
Jeanne Mrownavilly
Ms More Eonlown
Bimlr Mont
Uris A. m
Ditsburgkh
Dithae Burgh
Beow, Me
Inves i & D
Pastion
Uinsborgh
Morcantown
Pr & L
Lenvee
L. BE
Pitteburh
Mongentown
Iullman
Clarkaburs
Sunanya
U. AL
Fairman
Clarkebrre
Clarksburg
Weston Electrics
Senate France
Uncle Sam
Ioca
Arrivin
Mayor’s Office
Navy
Ify Associate Press
Foreign Relations Committee
Rivesville
Monon Valley Co
Sewickley
Wilcord Coal Company
Dr. Bell
Hobsons
D. L. Mayers & Company
Meredith Street
Hippodrome Theatre
Prince Leo
Adon and Company
de Witt Mott
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