Unclear Mass Shooting Incident Near Shiaxaton
Report describes multiple deaths with wounds including eyes blown out during a Consolidation to company act near Shiaxaton Harri myet noon Thursday. Several names and relationships are noted, with mentions of Fairmont hospital and city areas Riverdale and Tahotal. coroner to investigate.
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Shiaxaton
Harrimyet
Momothe Samiotaroly
Fairmont Hospital
R Laoule Andie
Elijad
Jon
Andino di
Elling
Riverdale
Naa
Loule
Joe Andino Tahotal
Loutafio
Fairmont State
Muhiontttos
Mario
Joe Anding
Snimnaton
Harity
Substantial discussion department to open Friday evenings
A notice states the substantial discussion department will be open on Fridays and extends into Friday evening hours. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Jay
Paty cai live co current events and frank comment
A disjointed column notes Paty cai live current events with frank comment and mentions Leonard Wood in command of the Philippines islands defense. It also reports fashion chatter about skirts growing longer as a trend amid cloth supply, linking textile mills and regulation to public commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paty Cai
Feacerrier
Boston
Jennie O'Callaghan
Bosston
Fragmented Observations on Society and Fashion
A garbled collection of wry sayings touching on marriage, fashion, gender roles, and social mores. It references women, haircuts, seaside resorts, bank balances, foreigners, and oysters with scattered phrases and odd spellings, reflecting a fragmented newspaper item.
Institute hosts 200 teachers for sessions on teaching methods
The City Teaching Institute opened with nearly 200 teachers attending sessions. J W Himalich spoke on supervision while J A Jackson discussed testing, examinations, and new methods. Afternoon talks featured O G Wilson and Dr Wattman Barba, with H L Duncan to close the program tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachirgg Institute
J W. Himalich Mia
Clarkebure
Mrov Himelick
Jackson
Jaskeon
Columbia University
Tackloon
O. G. Wilson
J. A. Jackson
Wattman Barba
West
Vireinia University
H.L. Duncan
United YM. C. A. Schoole
Avery
J. We. Himelick
Texsbers iMaatlinus Yantersiy
Tlek Forse
Qahig
Miner Golden Mine Near Costa Rica Goes to New York
Major 4.52 Sinclair, head of the Lis Sects Familie Gold Mining Company, said the firm plans to expand near Sant Jose, Costa Rica, with a new mill and 60 days to connect it to operations. Hutchinson Coal Company vice president C. D. Hutkinson said mining and coal production will start, aiming for 26 to 30 tons daily. The Costa Rican mine is described as the only coal operation in the country.
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Sinclair
Duncan Sincla
Man
Lis
Gold Minige
Sant Joep
Coata
Rica
Fairmont
New York City
Ho Wil Bai
New. York
Osala
Mexi
Hutshinsob
Fatmaout
Hutchinton Coal Company
Timznolsliva
Sucre Family
Alpo- Basta
Outburst of Temper Costs Ten Dollars
A youth created a scene at a restaurant claiming he owed ten dollars for a paper and tense words led to a disorderly incident. An officer arrested Shults after the youth reported being struck, with Shults admitting a quarrel but denying the initial provocation.
Grafton Man Shoots, Wounds Two in Latrobe Street Shop
Ravaged scene described as Ny P Biesing shot during morning robbery attempt at a Latrobe Street shop he had sold years earlier. Di Copelli died after shot to the back. Capelli escaped injury. Witnesses say Capelli and Dregins, hospitalized, are involved in a troubling incident with Dregins reported as mentally unbalanced.
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Grabyon
Ny P. Biesing
Latrobe
di Copelian Tallin
Bigginn
Capelli
Copelli
Condclounayan
Rondslow
Dregins
Thieves Break Into Stoneking Garage On State Street
In a Wednesday evening break in at the William Stoneking garage on State Street, thieves tried to steal Mr. Stoneking's seven passenger Willis Knight automobile. Residents watched as the men fled empty handed after forcing the garage door open though the car remained and only the engine had been started. Police inquiries are underway as witnesses describe two men and a vehicle leaving the scene after the attempted theft occurred around dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stoneking
State Aloct
Freights Surge Amid Seasonal Shipments in Fairmont Area
Freight activity rises as shipments increase during the season. Workers on the QO and Monongahela lines report higher clerical and freight handling demand. A key freight agent, Mra Konepp, begins duties at the Ocfreight warehouse while several staff relocate to At pon and Martinsburg for seasonal duties.
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Aton
Virginia
Marie
Jey
Martissburg
Wage reductions of coal field, West Virginia push
Reported talks between Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association and John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers fail to secure wage cuts for miners. Lewis argues most colliery towns suffer without unions, while operators warn reductions threaten the national coal industry. Several arrests and board advisories follow unrest as authorities move to control protests and threats in Norton and surrounding areas.
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Virginia
Tiaitad Mini Workers of America
Oh Lweak
Virginia Coal Operators
Don Delda
John L. Lewis
Tntol
Amsrlex
Mianapolia
Laws
Tereatlatn
Jasyeds
Rho
Advlaory
Weat
Deal
Operatere
Asaostiatins Noualateig
Lyon Taubheluting
Lisle Watts
Perminent Af
Sociond Meruratt
Drennet
Teetad Misia Wertae Amer
Ingampells
Norton
Norton Waanda
Lowisywiia
Ig Mo
Virginie
Corel
Plans To That Were Approved Today
War Department officials announced that minor troop movements near the West Virginia coal fields were not significant and did not constitute major operations. General Dandholt said the movements aimed to reassure the area amid disturbances in the county.
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Washington
Dandholtes
Weal Vi
Ratl¢Yed
War Department
Caifliay
Charleston
Marth Oe
Tiwan
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Maxey
Aia
Marion
Jetterson
Monongahela Siding
Dawn Geng
Tont
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Herbert AW Atherton
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MIRE
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C. E. Hutchinson
Atruk
Sayt Conaway
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Shults
JRO Triad
Sholte
Strifdog
Aitino
Sas
Biper Henderson
Crete
Grafton
Wegrills
Ozer
Tises Gun
Japan
Bandholtz
West Virgin
Gen. Bandholtz
Sec
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Polige Court
BY Pres. Lewis
Bessie Gordon
Pauline
Graham
Mary
Mmbuts
Mabel Crow
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Steiner
Onnesa
Cati
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Fantine
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Fnil Alley
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Rebecca
Winker
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