Missing Cashier Short In Accounts
PARKERSBURG W VA June 22 A missing cashier of the First National Bank of Belpre Ohio who also served as village mayor is linked to an alleged shortage of about $2000. Bank officials say no official action has been taken yet as investigations continue and the exact amount remains undetermined.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
W. Skien
First National Bank
Belpre
Ohio
R. C. Me. Conaughey
Cincinnati
National Tankowramiter
Shinn
D. M. Alderman
WM. Coe
Vhcets
McConaug
Infant Dead at Home of Parents in Mil Seewhle
The two days old infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Swinder died yesterday at their Mil Seewhle home. The body was taken to Benton's Funeral Home and interred by Anthichins. Two other children survive the family.
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W. E. Swinder
Ben
O Fife
Mil Seewhle
Benton
West Va Will Have Surplus of Teachers
CLARKSBURG June 22. A new state school law consolidating rural schools will close at least 500 schools next term creating a historic surplus of teachers. Many West Virginia educators will seek teaching jobs in Pennsylvania Kentucky Ohio and Maryland this autumn.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Oho
Maryland
Longest Day of the Year Marks Summer Start
Yesterday June 21 was the longest day as the sun neared its peak and today marks the official start of summer. Weather outlook predicts cooler days and much rain for the remainder of the season.
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Old Sol
Child Killed When Knocked Off Wall
Clark Lynn Snoderly two died yesterday evening at Cook Hospital from injuries after a doe ran past him at his Farmington home causing him to fall from a stone wall. He struck ground crushing his skull and died before surgery. Survived by two brothers and one sister. Funeral Wednesday at Farmington with burial by T. C. Jones.
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Clark Lynn Snoderly
Louis Snoderly
Darys Run
Cook Hospital
Brad
Stoderly Tx
Farmiugies
Slater
Farmington
TC. Jones
Man Fined 25 for Fraud Charge In Fairmont
Thome Moran a railroad employee was fined 25 by Justice M. R Musgrove after a conviction for defrauding Mrs Rose Tucker of a 25 board bill at the Tucker House in Fairmont Moran was arrested in Renwood West Virginia and returned to Fairmont at great cost The state law makes the offense punishable by fine and imprisonment Moran will repay the fine by county road labor unless friends raise the money for his release
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Thome Moran
Justice of the
Pesce M
Rane
Railroad Briefs Lake Trade Opens As Traffic Shifts
Lake trade resumes as Great Lakes ports stock up and inbound traffic declines. Beginning today, cows loaded for Lorain and Cleveland will be accepted, easing weight handling at Fairmont Yard. Eastbound freight dominates, westbound coal activity rises as ports manage cargo flow while crews report on hospital recoveries and plant moves. Conductor changes and minor incidents noted, with several staff returning from vacations and furloughs. A separate note on crows highlights captivity speech development.
Hoodoo Day for the Small Tots Causes Brief Lost Children
In a city shopping frenzy two infants were separated from mothers. One tot wandered from Hartley’s department store and was found crying on the opera house steps by a man who handed the child to store staff until the mother claimed it. The other infant was left on a Harrison store counter but was returned after about an hour when the mother reappeared.
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Hartley
Harrison
Illness of Witness Postpones Trial
The trial of a $10,000 damage suit brought by Samuel Pollino against the Keck Land Company of Morgantown was postponed in Circuit Court due to the illness of a witness. Pollino claims a contract with Keck Sand Company for hauling sand was canceled, causing $10,000 in lost profits. Attorneys F. Morgan, Harry Shaw, and Frank Amos represented Pollino, while W. S. Meredith and L. Keck represented the defendant.
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Samuel Pollino
Kock Land Company of
Morgantown
W. S. Haymond
Buckhannon and Northern Railroad
Palino
Keck Sand Company
F. Morgan
Harry Shaw
Frank Amos
W.S. Meredith
L. Keck
Acquit Labor Men On Fraud Charge
Charleston June 22 L C Rogers president of the United Mine Workers District 29 and Thomas Haggerty dean of the International Executive Board were acquitted by the investigating committee led by Vice President F J Hayes of corruption and fraud in the New River field election. The report was unanimous though similar charges have been raised about District 17 officer elections including C C Griffith and John Cunningham. President Tom Cairns ordered a special convention opening today to probe the allegations.
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Charleston
W. Va
L. C. Rogers
Tatted Mine Workers of America
District 29
Tohmas Haggerty
Iternational
F. J. Hayes
International Organization
New River Field
Hayer
International Executive Board
William Harrison
Robert W. Gaffney
M. A. Nash
D. A. Frampton
District 17
C. C. Griffith
John Cunningham
Tom Cairns
Governor Requisitions Townsend From Idaho In Slay Probe
Governor Hutfield issued a requisition for Charles Townsend, jailed in Malad Idaho, as part of the investigation into the murder of William Mass at Stouts Mills Gilmer County West Virginia. The crime occurred five years ago.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hutfield
Charles Townsend
Malad
Idaho
William Mass
Stouts Mills
Gilmer County
City Board of Affairs Grants Licenses and Permit
The City Board of Affairs issued one building permit and renewed licenses for several merchants in a routine morning meeting after adjournment due to quorum. Licensees include The Grand Hotel Company on Jackson street Luther Jenkins 101 Madison street D B Aumiller 305 Madison street W R Crane Drug Company 336 Main street W Strickler and Willa Strickler retail druggists Tenth street and Fairmont avenue A J Hays bowling and pool Monroe street George E Holden receives a $50 frame garage permit on Sixth street.
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City Board of Affairs
Tra Smith
A. Nehman
Grand Hotel Company
Jackson Hotel
Jackson Street
Luther Jenkins
Madison Street
D.B. Aumiller
W. R. Crane Drug Company
Main Street
W Strickler
Willa M. Strickler
Tenth Street
Fairmont Avenue
A. J. Hays
Monroe Street
Sixth Street
George E. Holden
Mother Leaves Baby At Department Store
A shopper at Harrison's became distracted by bargains and left her baby behind. She did not realize the loss until returning home to sort purchases, where a saleswoman cared for the child until the mother found the infant crowing on a pile of dress goods at the counter.
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Baby
Harrison's
Arrest Detective For Shooting Man in Charleston
June 22. L. J. Murphy of the railroad, arrested by Sheriff Boner H. Hun, charged with shooting Weeley Hamilton of North Carolina in Handley yards. Hamilton rode a freight train, then fled when Murphy attempted arrest.
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Charleston
L. J. Murphy
Boner H. Hun
Weeley Hamilton
North Carolinna
Hamilton
Murphy
No Bacteria on Gold Says Scientist
A scientist asserts that microbes are not found on gold, while paper money is a favorable host for bacteria. He notes that old bank notes pose a disease risk and that gold may act as a bactericide according to one authority.
Fragmentary vow hints at future orders and control
A fragmented quotation hints at promises of future control over needs and desires. The text implies a pattern where the speaker seeks to secure ongoing influence by delivering desired outcomes in exchange for continued patronage.
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