10 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented OCR suggests a report on committee hearings about a hydro-advectite matter. It mentions individuals like Peston and Bolt, discussions of conscription and wartime measures, and concerns over security and reservation processes amid a general confusing scene.
A British dispatch notes figures from Canada showing only 65 Canadian troops to die from meningitis among 49 reported cases. Earlier rumors claimed a full battalion suffered meningitis, but the War Office states the epidemic affected a smaller portion and that the rest of the contingent arrived with the Canadian troops.
May close a major bank deal in Charleston involving Sho Shartokten National Bank now owned by Dr. L. Prichard and A. M. Pritchard. The stock sale values the bank at about 500000 with shares priced at 250 and 100 par, drawing minority stockholders concern over an option on the stock. The option period runs into May and the deal is said to be the largest ever negotiated in the area.
An all night Senate session failed to break the stalemate on the administration whip purchase bill. Democratic and Republican lawmakers clashed over adjournment as President Wilson faces pressure to advance post office funding. Critics accuse Treasury officials of misrepresenting congestion, while supporters push for rapid action to avert further delays.
FRANKFORT Ky Feb 19 Timber companies of Pike and Perry counties plan a consolidated effort with the State Forestry Department. J. E. Barton and Simta Barton advocate mountain conservation and joined with the association to promote fire prevention, controlled cutting, and housing of trees to protect new growth and the forest resource.
Weston resident transferred to Spencer after a lengthy local incident. report notes involvement of Braty Incano Asylum and Tamara Asylum at Spencer and mentions forty-two male inhabitants served through the city yesterday.
Charleston W Va reports the Public Service Commission bill, pushed by Senator Gogbey, moves to third reading after failed amendments. A tie vote blocks a bid to place Attorney General over commission proceedings. another reform to a senate calendar committee passes 18 to 10, with party splits noted.
Frick Company reduced operation at its Connellsville region brick plant as 340 additional coke ovens were laid off. The plant reports decreased production this week with workers affected by the shutdowns and continued curtailment of output.
In Clarksburg West Virginia February 10 a curious incident centers on a two year old girl who died after an infant mishap at her parents home The event is described as a folding incidence linking a Bradley led Natural Gas office to a tragic death The report notes the infant died and the two houses were involved in the unusual occurrence with a funeral planned later in the week
Cincinnati February 10 a dramatic bank heist ends with two gunmen fleeing the Mohawk-German Banking and Buying Co after a cashier shoots one robber who dies in hospital. About $700 taken. a second man identified as William A. Patterson of Covington Ky fled. The surviving robber claimed to be unaware of companions names.
Fragmentary report describes an incident in Berlin where German insults, disruptive behavior, and accusations arose during an ambassadorial gathering. A spectator allegedly protested a grant or prize linked to the audience. The United States embassy reportedly criticized or reacted to perceived export controls.
Worded report describes rebel bands raiding Paranaaie town of about 7,000 residents six miles south of Mania at midnight. Police and constabulary sought the attackers while authorities pursued rebels believed tied to Ansurrertos. Governor Harrison had pardoned a figure earlier, amid mounting security concerns.
A bank proprietor in Butler County, Pennsylvania, reportedly committed suicide days after the bank failed. Local authorities noted the distress following the collapse of the institution and ongoing banking troubles in the area.
Washington reports the Dayton probes will begin Friday as a House committee forms a subcommittee with Mealllicuddy of Maine Danforth of New York and Gard of Ohio to oversee the judicial conduct investigation. The earlier subcommittee members could not attend, and the panel aims to complete its inquiry and report in time for the session adjournment in March.
Postmaster Buckley must pay burglary loss after thieves escaped with 1100 dollars. Government says remedy to be resolved. Miscellany notes garbled OCR but mentions burglary incident and compensation obligation.
Corrupt fragments report a rumor of the execution of a Boer leader linked to a rebellion in South Africa. Mentions maritz and German support with unclear authoritative confirmation. A separate note says Frank A. Loyd, Marion County coroner, travels on a business trip to Washington and other cities.
Charleston reports on a proposed West Virginia salary bill. The measure, debated in the Senate, limits increases for incumbents and outlines terms for county officials, sheriffs, and attorneys. The bill would not take effect until terms expire, with specific pay ceilings and a two to four year framework for certain positions.
Twenty one men employed in the Pacific Coal Mine limited, near Nanaimo British Columbia, were drowned by a rush of water yesterday. The tragedy occurred in the old flooded workings of the mine which has not been in use for years. The body of one rescuer was found entombed near the shaft wallington.
A blaze at the Ballinger Texas plant of the Texan Company destroyed the facility and 7800 bales of cotton, with losses estimated near 200,000 dollars. The 18 years of protection and evacuation actions are noted amid the fire saga.
A garbled report describes a Knights of Columbus banquet with misread text about attendees, songs, impersonations, and curious byplay. The fragment mentions prizes, a “Juanita” figure, and odd interruptions, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a prisoner and various unclear terms. No coherent event or names are extractable to ground a fuller card. The readable parts provide no verifiable actions, dates, or organizations to summarize reliably.
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