Mrs Jane Dennen Dies In Pocahontas After Illness
Mrs Jane Dennen died at her home in Pocahontas on Wednesday morning after a months long illness. She had lived in the Pocahontas coalfield forty one years and in town twenty nine. Born November 15 1857 in Treverton Pa she was married to Thomas B Dennen in 1882 and is survived by two daughters and four sons plus a sister. Funeral from the Catholic church in Pocahontas Friday at 10 am with interment at Monte Vista Park cemetery. Pallbearers named including J M White C C Hindley V L Spexton Jr J H McNaor Jr Andrew Getsen Julius Goodman Morris M a erill Grady Carper and F C Hulett.
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Jane Dennen
Pocahontas
Treverton
Thomas B. Dennen
Mia
J. C. Payne
Glendale
Cal
Mra
H. A. Henkin
A. V. Dennen
Bishop, Ve
O. A. Dennen
Monte Vista Park
J. M. White
C. Hindley
V. IL. Spexton Jr
J. H. McNaor Jr
Andrew Getsen
Julius Goodman
Morris Maerill
Grady Carper
F. C. Hulett
Peters town markers mark civil era descendants in West Virginia
In Peterstown a ceremony unveiled markers honoring the Hull and Peters families, linked to early settlers Henry Hull and Christian Peters. The narrative traces generations from the 18th century frontier, noting military service, land moves to Augusta and Giles counties, and long-standing ties across Raleigh and surrounding regions.
Miners and Owners Clash Amid Evictions at Pinghot Meet
In Wheeling West Virginia a Pinghot rally tied to Kelleys Collieries actions led to arrests of strikers after a truck stoppage and removal of furniture from Ole Woods home. Eleven families were evicted today with fourteen previously, as UMWA and local miners argue over hunger march participation and job terminations amid ongoing wage and ownership disputes.
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Kelley’s Reel Collieries Company
Todd
Ole Woods
Collierlas Company
Inguers
Charleston
Trooper Harney Resigns to Become Federal Prohibition Agent
Charleston June 17. Fr R G L Osborn state department of public safety announces the resignation of Trooper Arthur B Harney of Fairmont. The resignation, effective July 1, allows Harney to accept a federal appointment as a prohibition agent. Inciting to riot charges against a worker organizer were noted in the Wheeling meeting report.
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Charleston
W. Va
R. GL. Osborn
State Department of Public Safety
Arthur &. Harney
Fairmont
Harney
Bruening and Curtius Ready for Parley on Reparations
Berlin reports Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius prepared for a new phase in the reparations debate. They planned conferences with German ambassadors to creditor nations to survey viewpoints and seek a revised settlement. The move follows renewed confidence on the domestic political front.
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Berlin
Bruening
Curtius
Police cleanup tale from Seattle police bath incident
Report describes two officers bringing in Erickson for cleansing, claiming he was so dirty the face could not be seen. A judge could not gauge the dirtiness as officers reportedly gave Erickson a bath during the night despite difficulties getting him into a tub.
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Seattle
Erickson
Manufacturers Point to Improvements in Planes
Dayton Ohio June 17 Recommendations for refinements and improvements in airplanes and equipment submitted by manufacturers representatives during a conference of the engineering committee of the aeronautics division of the United States chamber of commerce here over a two day meeting are to be submitted to the department of commerce for consideration and approval by officials tomorrow
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Dayton
Ohio
Engineering Committee
Aeronautics Division
United Stated Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Court weighs validity of criminal syndicalism law in Kassay case
The conference closed without radical proposals as a committee declined further suggestions. In the Paul F. Kassay case, linked to an alleged sabotage plot against the navy airship Akron, the court will reconvene in September to decide if Kassay stands trial under the law or may be freed due to invalidity. The judge warned that interruptions will lead to removal from the courtroom.
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Paul F. Kassay
Navy
Akron
Kassay
Court to Review Sabotage Decision in Ohio Appeal
Columbus Ohio June 17 The state Supreme court accepted an appeal from the state regarding a decision by Judge Walter Wana maker of Akron holding the Ohio sabotage case under review The move signals the high court will reassess the lower court ruling and determine the state’s outcome in the matter.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Walter Wanamaker
Akron
Karl J Alter Consecrated Toledo Bishop in ceremony
Dr Karl J Alter was consecrated bishop of the Toledo diocese in Toledo Ohio on June 17. Archbishop John T McNichol led the ceremony with Rt Rev Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland assisting as co consecrator.
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Toledo
Ohio
Karl J. Alter
Diocese of
Salendor
Dignity
Alter
John T. McNicholan
Cincinmati
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
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Raleigh County
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Patricia
Asme
Hull
West Virginia
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Panama
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Costanzo
Dim Grove
Aaa
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Gulf Refining Company
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