11 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
1
Unclear fragment hints at a political or security issue with Hoan and regional figures. Readable items mention North region and potential fears about transmission or security measures affecting transport or communication. Details are too fragmentary to confirm names, places, or actions.
Alpine County authorities, including the prosecutor and deputies, heard residents voice concern over speeders, reckless driving, and school zone violations. The county commission discussed appointing a probation officer and booster measures while officials promised action to curb dangerous driving and accidents.
Moorestown New Jersey June 1 A brutal murder shocks the town as police discover the mutilated body of 3 year old Alaine Huano in a house on East Second Street Burlington County authorities say the child had been missing since Saturday and the killer remained at large Detective Parker directed Chief Bradshaw to search Lively's house where the body was found Lively is jailed awaiting charges as community fears spread across the area
Titled Pittsburgh Tour Pictures Goming depicts the Goldon Role tour of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce. Touts a two month Monongatoin Valley assocation trip with screening of pictures July 18 at the commerce body room. John P. Cowan announces the organizer. Burial news: John Carr funeral held yesterday at Baxter in Holy Cross Cemetery.
In Topeka Kansas on June 12 the state supreme court handed down a decision affirming a one year jail sentence for a man named Alex Howale after a court process over contempt of court. The ruling centers on the validity of the Gran county court campaign and its actions.
The funeral for General Joseph T. Hooker drew notable French presence led by Mateo Knecht French high commissioner, with two French escorts bearing colors. A wreath of palm and tri colors will surround the coffin, symbolizing tribute from the city of Chaillot? Thlutry, France.
The Quo River Bridge will be closed for repairs to the old Baltimore and Ohio bridge for at least thirty days starting Monday June 13. East Park and Norwood car lines will reroute via the old bridge with altered schedules and buses every twenty minutes from Madison and Main to the B&O station.
Construction steps advance on Morobast street site opposite the new bridge with concrete blocks laid and foundations readied. Brick and frame houses on Washington Avenue and Monroe Street move forward as Hutchinsons plan a brick building. terra cotta tiles go onto Parcel Street area for the South church site as excavation continues.
Kenneth Hoss Talkington aged months infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Talkington died this morning at the home near Smithfield Deadtull. Survived by brothers Hob ert Paw Ivan ery and Davin flamen. Funeral arrangements listed for 2 o'clock from the Tesdorica ad Journal wall boca in the Copenhavan cometary eke Princetown by Vicruker.
Fragmented letter style text recounts plans about keeping goats and a white cow in a neighborhood. Mentions color schemes, a lawn mower, and deliveries. References to neighbors, a garbage crew, and a request for fitting words to express admiration for ingenuity.
H G Lane of Baltimore B and C, with M R Gitaan of Connellsville, conducted a four day motor car inspection of the Monongah division from Fairmont to Connellsville. They surveyed all sections and spurs except M R, deemed in good condition. Notice posted at Mount Clare and Mount Claire shops says most month’s force will be suspended starting Wednesday affecting about 1800 employees.
A historical note discusses the Fairmont Businessmen Association and its aims. President Murry Handley is cited praising the group for supporting local merchants, collecting dues, and promoting ethical advertising. The piece notes new members and leadership, while urging merchants to join to combat "trading stamp evil."
The summer term at the normal school will start Monday with expected unusually large attendance. Devataynt Soup Monier will lead the term and be assisted by Fab Lively Midx Dorens M Prichard Mies Lanka P Lews Harold F Rogers Mik Wiretinia Onakltl Mia Laura Tyigis Homer C Teotiman Dale Ming Manche Gibson and others.
Notice lists property and persons for county tax lien posting at the front door or courthouse between 5 AM and 6 PM. It states a time to appear and be held at the sheriff's office. The wording is garbled but indicates official tax sale or lien process and location details.
A damaged OCR fragment references county actions and a hazardous phrase about prosecution. It mentions authorities holding some inquiry and a plea for a proper report. The legible parts offer little concrete detail on names, places, dates, or outcomes.
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