Correction House Meeting On Vice and City Aid
A city conference led by Mayor Wertz with police and health officials discussed the state health department report on vice in Charleston. Ministers Rev B F Thaylor and Rev J Walter Mine joined the ministerial association as the committee prepares to report results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Cty Autholtiea
TW. W. Werte
Miniaterial Association
Charleston
State Health Department
Police Department
Worts
John Beitson
City Health Phyalotan
J. H Tonon
Health Department
Ave & BP Crumnistt
B. F Thylor
J. Walter Mine
Ministerial Association
Maroe Wert
Fragmented Patient Memoir on Pain Relief and Medical Trials
A garbled historic note describes a patient’s struggle with chronic pain and headaches, mentioning attempts at relief through various methods and a hesitation toward surgery. It references names like Lydia, Fink, and Pinchas and notes a long service record and a medical column style inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Harm's
Pate Pelouzs
Pinchas
Body recovered from Ohio River in Wheeling
The body of a man around 60 was pulled from the Ohio River at Foot of 24th Street Wheeling. Identified by potential name William Gintling with an incomplete address in a pocketbook. clothing suggests laborer or camper. Time in river estimated a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, Gintling
Ohio River
Wheeling
Wiliam
Gintling
24Th Street
Wiliam Gintling
One Killed Two Hurt In Wreck Near Lumberport
In Clarkburg West Virginia on June 23 a double header freight train derailed two locomotives and three cars near Kalob ming, 2 miles north of Lumberport. Rodney Lee Eddsell, 22, fireman of Folsom, was killed instantly crushed between the engine and tender. Injured were William Rain, 25, engineer of New Martinsville, with a sprained ankle, and W R Puttenbarcer, 37, brakeman of Adamston, with a broken leg. Both were taken to St Marys hospital, where Rain was later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Wasman
Kalob Ming
Lumberport
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rodney Lee Edsell
Folsom
Willam Rain
New Maretinavile
W. R. Puttenbarcer
Urakeman
Adamston
St. Mary's Hospital
Binir
One Dead and Another Wounded in West Virginia Fight
Elkins West Virginia June 23 One man is dead and another wounded and captured after a hill country fight near Whitmer involving alleged moonshiners. Charles Engle was killed in the temple and Ole Mullenix was wounded and arrested. Jesper Mullenix, uncle of Ole, is sought in connection with the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Randolph County
Dell
Hille
Whitmer
Janper Bmullentaz
Charles Engle
Kiied
Olle Mullenix
Waltmer
Iambueh
Engle
Ole Mullenix
Jesper Mullenix
Olte
Polles
Ati
Ho Ta
Jury Fails in Liquor Case At Elkins
Elkins West Virginia June 23 Over Sunday deliberation the Hy ma jury considering the case of Bell Kearns charged with possession of liquor failed to bring a verdict The foreman told Judge Baker the jury was sent back for further deliberations Two others charged with violation of the prohibition law were found guilty Michal Petopake Star City fined 26 dollars and P A Hunter Morgantown fined 100 for transportation of liquor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Bell Kearns
Baker
Furtthar
Michal Petopake
Star City
P. A. Hunter
Morgantown
Mauor
Youth killed by train near Westernport
Robert Wilt aged 17 son of John Whit of Strickers 12 miles west of here was found crushed along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks that evening. He died before a helper crew could remove him to a hospital, believed struck by a train. Firemen injured in New Kensington incident. nine overcome by smoke at Old Central Hotel. Thirty guests escaped. Edward Clawson among those affected. condition reported critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westernport
Robert Wilt
John Whit
Strickers
Here
Baltimore
Ohio
Jken
New Kensington
Old Central Hotel
Edward Clawson
Prof Marsh's White Indians Seen by Austrian Explorer
New York June 33. Austrian explorer Dr Frank B von Teuber, recently back from Amazon expeditions, confirms Marsh expedition findings of white skinned Indians in Darien Panama. He describes their features as Mongoloid African mix, leprosy cases, fire by friction, no cooking, and isolation from white traders. He hints at degeneration rather than a pristine ancient stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Marsh
New York
Indiana
Drs? van Teuber
van Teuber
von Teuber
Crom
Lance
Rio Samprandi
San Blas
Samgandi Nis
Rio Santo Isabel
Om Tree
Mon Tuber
Ton Tonber
Asia
New World
Siberia
Alaska
Amazon
Air minister forecasts future airships for empire
London, June 23. Air Minister Lord Thomson told the House of Lords he expects two airship types within three years for commercial and naval use and at least six shipyards within ten years. He envisions imperial links, faster transport, and a growing buoyant industry. He imagines lords leaving Parliament by air, flying along the Thames to Scotland, with floating caravanserias providing rest high above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Thomson
House of Lords
Parliament House
Thames Valley
Scotland
Nome
Pius Decrees Two Bishops In Sacred Conclave
Rome announces Pope Pius elevates Francis C. Kelley founder of the Catholic Extension Society to bishop of Oklahoma and Richard Gerow rector of Mobile cathedral to bishop of Natchez. Chicago dispatch notes surprise at Rome and no word at the Extension Society offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Okklahoma
Mobile
Natchez
Rome
Fius
Francis C. Kelley
The
Catholic Extension Society
Oklahoma
Richard ©. Gerow
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Ala
Natenez
Catholic Church Extensior Society of the
United States of America
Diocesa
Two charged with balking wedding in Toledo case
Michael Sleyman and John Vanderlander of Rochester are detained after police accuse them of seizing Regina Sear and forcing her into a car for a trip to Michigan to break an engagement with Elias Sammrg. Regina returned home after a church search. Sammrg had prior attention to Miss Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Michael Sleyman
John Vanderlander
Rochester
Regina Sear
Elias Sammrg
Brooklyn
Michigan
Lemla
Samara
Brookyn
Mise Sear
Misa ‘Sears
Purol oil promises 30 percent fuel savings on tests
An advertisement explains PUROL improves power and efficiency by matching fuel curve to engine needs. Tests on 38 cars show 3.3 percent more mileage and 14.2 percent less oil drip, with yearly oil and repair savings totaling about 30.81 dollars per car. It urges testing during a gas fill and notes availability at Pure Oil stations.
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Correction House
Wertz
Beateirema
Pols
Sabes
Battig
Eer
Beat Iron Ron
American Electrical Heater Company
Detroit
Evtebliahed Tene
Darien
Scholl
S. S
V. D. Schaff
15Th Street
W.hington
D. C
SKY Roadhouses
JIS
Air Minister
Great Britain
Pius
Gingham
Tfrovka
Algo
Felts
Raley
Floor
Alin
Fabrica
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Pure Oil Company
Columbus
Obié
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