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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes scores and percentages from Northern Wen divisions. Mentions relay goals, rail line impact, and cash figures with sparse readable names and places.
In a fable like scene dated December thirteenth, a banquet called the “Banquet Call” unfolds with ominous tests and whispered wagers. A tale of luck, fate, and defiance plays out as participants face strange challenges and symbolic bets.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a jury trial in the case Wmanley v Cunningham. Amid tense courtroom scenes Judge Mocdius directs the jury while attorneys Shaw Mantay and Harmond argue over a counter proposal for four thousand nine hundred dollars. The report ends with lingering uncertainty as the prosecution and defense await verdict.
London reports a dispatch says delegates of Sinn Fein and the British parties will confer in Dublin Tuesday to seek a coalition. Public sentiment in Dublin shows mixed support for peace talks and a potential unity move between factions, with debates planned in public and private forums.
Rotary members lauded a two year old pupil for a wartime talk and urged support for the youth training program. Rev. Cato praised the effort while A William presided at the meeting noting the value of civic education and anti counterfeit efforts.
Washington December 14 John Lewis president of its tasted Mira Workers and other officials met with the Federal Commission to discuss possible failures of contract negotiations and related questions. The commission presently plans to join in on further inquiries and investigations.
Seorge Morrill of Mennington was jailed after a local dispute with Mapletraty J. M. Larrack of Munolagton Indatsutt over paying a tink. A judgment was entered, and Morrill was committed to jail as part of the proceedings.
One worker died and two others were badly hurt when a Minneapolis and St Louis freight train collision occurred near Thorp on December 14. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators probed what caused the fatal and injurious wreck involving the crew and nearby workers.
A disjointed report describes three Chinese children connected to the Salvation Army returning home amid conflicting notes on custody and guardianship. The piece mentions legal rights, possible exploitation, and alleged theft affecting the children, with unclear local details and names.
The report claims Turkey accepted terms to join the League of Nations, with Turkish delegate statements stressing minority protections and Turkish sovereignty. The move follows warnings from Lord Curzon about safeguards, while Ankara negotiates terms to avoid broader confrontation and seeks a peaceful ascent within the international body.
A fragmented 1930s style report quotes Governor Jamin Tuiseta urging an industrial code to advance national development. The text references labor, government policy, and expansion of industry while stressing the need for legislative support and orderly enterprise.
A long-range federal report notes modest gains in child health, with expanded programs and counseling plans aimed at improving access and outcomes. It highlights shifts in demographics and stresses ongoing federal support to lift well-being through coordinated services and economic measures.
A funeral service was held and the burial took place for Mrs. Mary Genovese and her infant child. The ceremony included church rites and a procession honoring the deceased, with family members and local clergy in attendance.
Arthur Fender told police that the body of Mrs. Ruta Bitchell Tree was found along the Chicago River. He indicated others involved were not yet located, and previous statements suggested a Mayo Minted motive. the case hinges on yesterday’s and today’s testimonies and the timing of the alleged crime.
Washington December 14 open ing the attack with a progression Hoa against the Administration shipping policy the Senate debated the subsidy measure. The president and supporters argued the plan would aid the fleet while opponents warned of harm to taxpayers and the nation’s economy. Senator La Follette led the attack calling the policy an improper gift to favored interests and urged the public to oppose the subsidy as a threat to national security and shipbuilding.
The article reports widespread shifts from anthracite to coke in the West Virginia and Maryland coal shipments. It details car counts for several lines, notes Port Covington and Baltimore as key ports, and mentions executives and committees tied to railway and mining interests.
Fragmented OCR text describes a sensational crime feature involving Tylal and multiple named figures. readable portions mention legal actions, a councilor, and alleged plotting connected to a murder case. The article references individuals such as Wall er Kanne and Williaiy Parkatrom in a courtroom or investigative context.
In a crowded Herrin courtroom on June 22 1936 witnesses identified two defendants in the murder case tied to the Herrin riots. Lawrence Bosrey a truck driver from Merrin and Jon Carroghi were named as participants in the mob violence. Officials said more details would follow as the trial continued.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions prescriptions and medical terms, with garbled phrases about physicians, coal emissions, and city references. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or names to identify a complete summary.
A partial report describes a deadly train accident near Linpaanan involving conductor Willan and engineer Noty of Linpaanan. Investigators and witnesses recall a drilling event and a collapsed car line as a cause.
A garbled notice urges farmers to attend a hearing in North Dakota. It mentions speakers addressing farming needs and rural interests, highlighting advocacy by local groups and officials. The fragment references a city or county venue and a date, with emphasis on agricultural concerns.
A young girl identified as the daughter of a local resident drowned in Ohio. The obscured text suggests a coroner reviewed the case and noted the incident occurred near a river or pond. Details are fragmented, but the event centers on a fatal drowning and official involvement.
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