City Board Plans Unified Garbage Control System
The Board of Health and city commissioners consider a modern garbage collection and disposal system to reduce disease and waste. Proposals include an incinerator, two Ford trucks, a large truck, and a plant, with costs estimated around 510,000 to 519,000 and yearly operating expenses near 60 per inhabitant, aiming for a citywide, efficient sanitation program.
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Board of Health
Gary Hagel
Antonio Capita
Setho
Sieona
Fhi
Parsons Foster
Jermelin
Gus
Yale
Tommy
Mina
Ion Wisk Lave
Tealden
Wren
Elleya
Alex
Otuelag
Wheeling
West Virginia
Baltimore
New York City
Berlin
Majrmaul Aujoya
Amerlor
Yost Law Violation Leads to 60 Day Sentence and Fines
Antraw Pretka of Worthington was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined 100 dollars plus court costs for a scheme involving a common carrier and whiskey. The case included a man aged 10 speaking English and a note about building contractors, with broader discussion of local garbage sanitation plans and public health comparisons to Wheeling and Baltimore.
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Antraw
Yorthington
Anil Costa Ty
Howee
Churwluy
Peta
Haing
Thes Suuke
Anders Brothers
Maryland
Worthington
Wei
Mary Synon Reads at Normal and High School
A reading by Mary Synon titled Tha Fleet Gets By was presented by the gifted young author at the Normal school morning chapel and High school exercises. The piece, drawn from her magazine, received popular approval and was collected in several editions. Dr Bolt read the selection, which was praised for its artistic merit.
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3Tre
Chapal ‘Xerotaes
Ufa Aftarmonn
Mary Synon
TNS
Savarat
Weiter
Meni
Bolt
Optus
Indignant shooting splits Montana mining camp rumors
A mechanical transcription reports a domestic dispute turning violent after a man shot at his wife and another man. Roy Clevenger allegedly fired, injuring a man named Hannen and escaping with the wife as officers investigated. No arrests noted.
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Montana
Jansen
Faust
Roy Clevenger
Clevenger
Hutann
Aly Uhd
Ler
Hannen
Hangen
Mannington Has Three Tickets In Local Election
Voter registration for the upcoming election shows high turnout with many names on the rolls. The slate includes mayor candidate Hy CorBentis and officials such as police chief G2 TL, councilman from the second ward, and auditors E A Burt and Marty B Clark. The replatfasion of voters signals strong interest as the council meets tonight to discuss the election.
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Ae Auras
Mangington
Ityrolaction
Mauuio
Mannington Saterday
CorBentis
Walla
Couneliman Tint
C. Wella
Mf. Lowlier
E. A. Burt
Cortiat
Marty B Clark
Connell
Not Yet of Age in Liquor Case Involving Young Offender
A juvenile offender named Yout aw vidlutors faced a liquor citation, with a 30 day sentence and a $200 fine noted by Squire R. Leigh Flowing. The report says the accused was arrested Friday by Countable Connora Bourches, claimed to be under the legal drinking age of nine, details unclear and references a misdated law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltoy Suardee
R. Leigh
Connora
Bourches
Quaker Pennington and Marek Executed in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania penitentiary execution today put Pennington and George Marek to death for the Delaware County murder of farm inspector and tax collector Lawin Pickarton on November 7. Both men reportedly showed no fear as the four shocks and subsequent firing followed. The Quaker Pennington was said to be the first of faith to be executed in the state.
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Belleponth
Pennington
George FI
Rockviaw
Lawin Pickarton
Delaware County
Marek
Pennsylvania
Theatrical Organizing Meeting At Fairmont Lodge
Theatrical People Organize Here at Fairmont Lodge No 64 Theatrical Mechanical association formed last night in Cincinnati organizer Chardwa W Schwaitzer presided Officers listed William Addlberger Jacob Snyder Robert Lakers Charles Hopkins Mack Whitwell Jock Manatoad Rovers Ramenborg Howard Huhn trustees Vernon Hangar Detroye Verne report from Rotanthorn on new hall construction and planned four seating capacity pending further details
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Fairmont Lodge
Theatrica! Mechanical Association
Alord
Chardwa W.schwaitzer
Cincinnati
Rand
Boommer
Willian’ Addlberger
Punty
Jacob‘ Snyder
Robert Lakers
Charles Hopkins
Stronomer
Herbert ‘Holker
Jock Manatoad
Mack
Whitwell
HO Marty
Gauntat Arma
S MarHfield
R- J
West Virginia Suffrage Campaign Meeting Held in City
Enthusiastic campaign workers including Miss Lavina Bogle and Miss Endora Manning attended a gathering in the city Saturday afternoon. District and national suffrage leaders outlined planned campaign activities in Morgantown and Martinsburg with publicity chief Frank Cadding and organizers assigned to Wheeling, Parkersburg, St. Marys and Martinsburg areas.
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Momwbeis Ad Feild Woekern
West
Ae ‘Ho Manley
Elin A. Yoat
Morgantown
Suffrage Weague
West Virginia
Remultten
Miles Marwarer McKinney
Pamember
Minn Lavina Bogle
National Suffragé Awaccioe
Marion County
Han Beeria Lowla Tod Dodd
Endora Mamney
Hirrt- Sou
Jeneth
Aod Touchenshuwiuac
Axplanned
Jiy
Stong
Ed Selgore
Frank Cadpding
the Times
Ming Ramney
Clariesburg
Polnta
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Bt. Mary's
Asd
Blutorsville
Census Effort Incomplete Amid City Delays
The interim municipal census association halted progress yesterday as canvassing across four regions stalled under city supervision. Officials plan a new meeting next Monday hoping the canvass will finally wrap up. praise was given to volunteers for their efforts despite the setback.
Morressetite Safe-at-Baltimore Patient Recall
Clyde Morressetite underwent treatment at Johns Hop Hospital Baltimore after a reported recall. Dr WH Kunti and Mr Morrenmatth accompanied him to the hospital where a vist and assessment by Cooke Hospital staff was mentioned as part of the care plan.
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Clyde
Morressetite
Safe-at-Baltimore
Cis
Mer
Feddatte
Johnia
Baltimore
Battimora
Oaora
Johua'Hopking
WH Kunti
Morrenmatth
Pannajoro
Salen Iat
Cooke Hospital
Fairmont sued for damages over Fourth Street crash
City officials and attorney Arm strong discuss a civil suit filed by Murray Sinner for 42500 against the City of Watermint for injuries from a collision on Fourth Street west of Locust. The case centers on alleged negligence and the hospital stay, with a February 24 hearing set and a public notice to observances on Washington's Birthday.
Jambron Meetings End Amid Revival Closures
The Jambron meetings concluded as Dr. William J. Curbeon and associates left Naai ville for Ripley to end campaigning. Sunday school attendance broke church records with revived service and a post service meeting drawing young people into the revival program.
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Willian J. Curbeon
Naaiville
Canih Fon
Billy
Chof
Ripley
Fire Devours Home in Pruntytown. Three Suspects Sought
A blaze swept a Pruntytown residence last night destroying the home of Charles Tuckbhr and damaging adjoining property. Grafton fire department battled the flames and extinguished the fire after reductions. Insurance coverage valued the loss at about 1,000 dollars. Investigators sought witnesses and possible suspects in the early morning hours.
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Igrarton
Aldo
Umen
Grint Sinnit
Marty
Pruntytown-thiree Suilan
Grafton
Tha
Charles Tuckbhr
Graftonetire
Ansiarance
Dames
Uaurance
First Rehearsal of the Choral Society
The Choral Society holds its first rehearsal Tuesday at 7:30. Professor Foxe Bink of Stine University School of Music will conduct and assist the choir as recruitment continues for the organization.
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Fairmont Barat Society
Lield Tweeday Preomni
S.mty
Wilding
Foxe Bink
Stine University School of Music
Orkanlantion Haa
Boon Pucetanful
Hata
Domirdd
Double Funeral at Grant Town Church
A double funeral was held at the Grant Town Church today for Lily Smith and Hier. Fankine. Both residents of Annahotte and Fairmont, their deaths followed hospital stays. Undertaker Fe Le Cunningham oversaw the services with burial arrangements announced locally.
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Grant Town Church
Atone V’sieth
Annahotte
Fe le Cunningham
Good Roads Meeting At Rivesville Tonight
A meeting in Rivesville tonight at eight o clock centers on school housing and state roads. Williamne will be principal speaker with others outlining district protests and opinions to help voters decide on bonds and financing in the upcoming month.
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Good Roads
Rivesville
Dintelets
Auyosville
Bugionet
Willianae
Poison Suspect Linked to Train Movements in Chicago
Chicago police investigate a poisoning plot tied to shipments from New York. Chief Detective Nicholas unt cites alleged messages from Croney claiming she planned to flee, prompting heightened rail line surveillance between Chicago and New York.
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Chicago
Jean Crono
Mundelein
New, York
Oplaion
Croney
Sons of Revolution Will Meet Tomorrow
Fragments show a list of attendees and participants including Dr Walter Boyd, J M Hartley, Arthur G Watson, J O Watson, T Arnett, W H Haymond, and others. The text references an organized event for the Sons of Revolution with names and roles scattered across the page.
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Treat Mekingay
Walter Ge Boydston
W. Arnett
McKinneys
Haymond
Jon
T., Watson
Arthur G
Frank Mitchie
J. O. Watson
Inta Watson
T. Arnett
F. Scores
Fropas Thralta
George
Returned Missionary Address At Local Church
Mrs. Hugh Wilson, a returned missionary with church ties, spoke at the local Episcopal church about her missionary work. The afternoon gathering began around 9 40 o clock with apparent warm reception and interest from attendees.
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Thyanne
Hugh, Wilson
Educators Of Detroit Meetings Highlight Leaders Travel
Fiat O J Woodley president of Marshall college travels to Huntington with Mrs Woodley for Detroit meetings. National education convention roster lists Prof Joseph Tealor and Prof Olle G Wilson among speakers this Sunday afternoon. Mr Whiton to spend next week in Gr, visiting family and pair.
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Fiat
O. J. Woodley
Marshall Colege
Huntington
Tormét
Filmont
Woodley
Bundoy
Detroit
Mich
Nationad Iduca
Monnlachoolmtion
Joseph Tealor
Olle G_ Wilson
Whiton
Grr
Winrara
Thom
River Floods and City Turmoil Amid Break in Banks
A chaotic scene unfolds as river waters breach banks and flood streets north of the city. Residents scramble to protect homes and livelihood while authorities warn of rising tides and looming closures.
Local Weather Readings From Mall Observers
A brief weather note reports temperatures and conditions observed today by Mall Weather Watchers. Readings include a midday temperature around 14 and notes on precipitation, with additional figures for nearby locales such as Verskaya and Gaspar.
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West Viretula
Fultonjeht
Surediy
Wesrtgor
Tuondt
Mall
Gaspar Dures
Eolnimur
Vitor Murabek Fills SOT Appear Grand Clara Howes
Vague references show Vitor Murabek in a scene involving Grand Clara Howes and Tevaress. The garbled text lists Sunalé tobretcray and Deing Ke, unclear roles or events. Further readable context is needed to determine concrete action or outcome.
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Vitor Murabek
Clara Howes Tevaress
Deing
Sunalé Tobretcray
Fragmentary Notice Points to Local Money Transfer
A damaged OCR fragment lists monetary figures such as two dollars and fifty cents and mentions ERBA and Pennsylvania. Readable bits show a tentative financial note or fee arrangement with unclear context or dates.
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Pofias
Fairmont
Wieriieven
Sretka
Jobs
Frank
Noone
Mrs. DeBolt
Mannington
Rotanthorn
Frank,c. Dudley
Chu
Young Peenie
Fourth Street
Falral
Capone
Apnagelrates Benth
Abe Laheate
Walter Harnen
Anthny Bowe
Olive Glablee
Albert
Kernes Ware
Alcarnay P
Jo Armstrong
Bern
Murray
Slinner
Avantro
Mgalnat
Armstrong
Chesbosrd
Anthony Low
Cte
W Evans
Huta
Montigatala Bridge
Ules
Washington
Jambron
Sons of Revolution
Will'MestLomorrow
Educators of For
Lamy
Thor
Livge
Erba
Rennsylvania
Tgre
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