Traders Waiting Terms of Peace
New York June 21 1911 The slave market idled in a narrow range as mummy traders adjourned for clarity amid European war signals. Volume was about 75 009 shares vs 13 900 yesterday with several peers slipping and others inching ahead on prospects of steady mill activity and higher scrap prices.
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New York
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Alied Chemical
Pynhill International
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
J. C. Penney
Phoenix Securities
Pennroad
Insternational Petroleum
American
Aluminum of America
Aluminum Ltd
Lake Shore
Niles-Bement- Pond
Pate Wit
Closing Prices on N Y Stock Exchange Reported by Wadler Co
Wadler Co releases daily closing figures from the New York Stock Exchange showing mixed results across major movers. Listed companies include Hardy and anil, with price movements detailing gains and losses for the session.
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N. Y. Stock Exchange
Wadler Co
Hardy
Anil Company
Charles Britton Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Charles Britton, 65, died of a heart attack yesterday afternoon at his Madison Street residence. His brother James Britton found him. he struck his head on a stove during the collapse. Coroner C. F. Sayre reported death occurred over a half hour before discovery. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Verne Thomas of Charleston and Mrs. B. F. Carter of Columbus. Body sent to Gatens mortuary in Poca.
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Charles Britton
James BM. Britton
Madison Street
C. F. Sayre
Gatens Mortuary
Poca
Verne Thomas
Charleston
B. F. Carter
Columbus
Markets At Glance Irregular drift in stocks
New York June 21 AP markets show irregular stock movement amid narrow trading. Bonds firm with rails rising slowly. Sugar steady with active trade and speculative buying. Metals steady as Pittsburgh steel scrap price advances. Wheat firm. Cattle strong and hog prices up 5 to 15 cents to a top of 5.25.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Williams
Carrigzttte
SEALE
Call Alberton
Ang Zensir Shep
Employer
Care Gazette
Gil
Cen Couk
Rome
Sierke
Baldwin
St. St. Alvans
W. Mainus
Capitol Est and Beverage
Sumemers St. Phond
Grain and Provisions Market Quiet After European Developments
Grain and provisions trading at Chicago opened soft with wheat futures steadier as European news influenced the pit. Dealers noted fluctuations with prices advancing briefly before closing largely unchanged from yesterday, July and September futures showing minor gains.
Sub Machine Gun Inventor Is Read
New York June 21 INSI General Ith Tsliaferro Thompson retired U S Army inventor of the Thompson sub machine gun died today in New York at age 78 He was once evacuated from the U S military academy in 1882 and served as chief ordnance adviser during the Spanish American war directing the Havana ordinance department
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New York
INSI
Icth
Tsliaferro Thompson
U.S. A
Jems
Thompson
Newport
U. S. Military Academy
Cuba
Havana
Market and livestock wrap from June reporting week
Live Stock and Butter Market notes summarize cattle and calf prices with bids and markets. Slaughter classes show varies by grade and weight while fat cattle and yearlings command mixed bids. Grain and wheat futures sections touch on prices and market shifts in Chicago reports.
Obituary notices for Edwin Brannon and others in Charleston area
Obituaries list Edwin II Brannon of near Dunbar who died Thursday. Services at Glenville Haymann funeral home with Rev Winters, burial in family cemetery. Surviving daughter Margaret B. Smith and grandson William Brannon Smith. sisters W D Whiting and Mus A W Goll. Also noted are William Henry Saunders 75 of Elk Two-Mile. Shelba Duff 7 months. Hobson D Fisher. Elmer Golden Browning 45 of St Albans. Samuel Williams 50 of Cannelton. Uma Williams and family. Burial details and funeral homes given.
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Edwin II. Brannon
Glenville
Haymann
Edwin
Brannon
Dunbar
W. D. Winters
Gilmer County
Charleston
State Compensation Department
Margaret B. Smith
Fairmont
William Brannon Smith
W. D. Whiting
A. W. Goll
Clarkshoro
William Henry Saunders
Elk Two-Mile
Advent Christian Church
J. Elmore
Surtal
Spring Bill _Cemetery
Shelba Dutt
Shelba Duff
Oren Duff
Lincoln Street
Paxton Cemetery
Kenna
Noble Long
Thi Ey
Hobson D. Fisher
Samuel Williams
Cannelton Baptist Church
Cannelton
Fred Messer
Cecil Nutter
Woodland Cemetery
Cedar Grove
B. C
Opal Arbaugh
Betty Jane Williams
Charles
Lee Williams
Quinwood
Rachel Thirman
Montgomery
Mary Grass
London
Mabel Heignmiller
Columbus
4-H Camp Opens at Jacksons Mill with WV Girls
June 21 report states three hundred West Virginia girls aged 12 to 16 attend a week-long 4-H camp. Bruce Reed hosts at Bundrick Farm as daughters and families note births and hospital arrivals amid local activity.
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Jackson's Mill
West Virginia
Empster Tajles
Collis
Birth of McDonald Baby and Hawkins New Son
Birth announcements report Mary Lelia, born June 14 to Clyde Melvin McDonald and wife of Madison. A son, Richard Rollin, born June 20 at Mb State Hospital Mal, is announced by Rollin Hawkins and wife. Former Miss Matie Jones of Weston is noted in the text.
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A Laughter
Mary Lelia
Clyde Melvin McDonald
Madison
Rollin Hawkins Waive
Richard Rollin
Mb State Hospital
Mal
Coal Is Declared Vital to Defense
Washington June 21 Louis A Johnson assistant secretary of war told coal men their industry perhaps holds the destiny of civilization He said coal is indispensable to industry to munitions and to victory in battle He urged prompt conversion of coal resources into sinews of war and warned against procrastination in the munitions program.
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Washington
Louis A. Johnson
Apnellac Coals, Inc
America
Germany
England
Drug Warehouse Fire Causes Minor Damage in Virginia Street Shaft
A small blaze reached the third floor elevator shaft of Cohen brothers drug warehouse on Virginia Street near South Hilla Bridge. Firemen say only a small amount of merchandise in the receiving room was destroyed and building damage could not be estimated. A 23 year old, G B Williams, was arrested for runging over a fire hose. another motorist was sought for blocking a major pumper. Cigarette likely sparked the fire. an accumulation of paper worsened it.
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Cohen Brothers
Virginia Street
South Hilla Bridge
Rppreentatives
G. B. Williams
Central Station
Sarrow
Police Guard Bridges After Bomb Threats In New York
In New York two hundred patrolmen and detectives were posted to guard the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges over the East River tonight after anonymous telephone warnings of bombings. Police also doubled guard at German consulates, steamship offices, and foreign language newspapers following yesterday's twin bombings.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
East River
Domestic and Federal Bonds Rise to June Peaks
Quiet buying kept bonds firm with domestic corporates and U S government issues reaching new highs for the June recovery. War uncertainties limited volume, with total turnover around 4 3 million and a single French 4s bond trading at 49 on the sale. Japanese and German obligations remained strong while South American issues fell sharply.
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New York
U. S
Inia
Berlin and London calm as news of Compiegne treaty arrives
Berlin observers report no throngs or fetes despite word of a Compiegne agreement, reflecting a quiet German mood after earlier victories. In London the public shows little reaction beyond heightened air raid precautions as peace terms appear to extend Hitler's dominance over France.
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Berlin
France
Compicgne
London
Compiegne
Hitler
Publc
Found Dead in Auto In Ohio City Car Tragedy
Roy Longe, 38, a former Beaver Falls resident and manager at International Vacuum, was found dead in his car from carbon monoxide poisoning. Coroner Bobes ruled it a self inflicted death, noting a note expressing worries about business affairs.
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Wheeling
Roy Longe
Beaver Falls
S. Bobes
International Vacuum Company
Lodge
Seven Melon Pickers Killed by Lightning in Florida
OCALA Fla June 21 seven persons were killed by lightning during a thunderstorm while gathering watermelons on a farm and seeking shelter under a tree Deputy Sheriff A L Connelt said a bolt of lightning struck the tree as the shower came up authorities reported the tragedy at the scene and noted the workers were melon pickers at the time of the incident
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Ocala
Fla
Sevien
Sherif A. L. Connelt
DuPont Employee Drowns in Coal River
Roy Madison Kent Jr. 25, an employee of the Belle plant of E.I. duPont de Nemours, drowned in Coal River near Brushton while on an outing with Miss Muriel Pallen. His body was recovered by the safety team. autopsy confirmed drowning. He resided at 16 Stephenson Court with his parents and leaves a brother George and two sisters Helen Kent and Mrs Hogue Mellhaney of Richmond.
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Roy Madison Kent, Jr
B. 1
duPont de Nemours Company
Stephenson Court
Greenbrier
Virginle Streets
Coal River
Brushton
Nellis
Charleston
Muriel Pallen
American Rolling Mills
C. E. Lewis
Kent
C. F. Sayre
Kanawha County
Casto-Wilson Mortuary
Belle Plant
R. M. Kent
George
Helen Kent
Hogue Mellhaney
Richmond, Va
Bit Actor Acquitted Of Murder For Cash
In Monticello Sullivan County a jury acquitted Irving Cohen known as Big Gangs of the murder for hire slaying of Walter Sage, linked to a Brooklyn murder-for-cash syndicate. Cohen showed calm as verdicts read. His wife Eva sobbed. Cohen cried and thanked the jury before stating he would return to Hollywood.
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Monticello
Sullivan County
Irving
Big Gangs
Classified Ad Policies and Rates in Charleston Gazette
The Charleston Gazette outlines advertising rules with deadlines and payment terms, plus rates per word and daily limits for Charleston and Kanawha County residents. Notices include creditor probate, revoked operator licenses, rental listings, and local business entries with contact details.
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Charleston
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