Auto Crash on Pruntytown Road Near Fatter Man Bridge
A serious accident occurred on the newly moved Pruntytown Road west of the Fatter man bridge this morning. An Overland Country club car driven by Presley Hinms, with William as superintendent and passengers Knotts and Wiltfords, left the embankment and overturned multiple times ending on the river bank. Knotts sustained cuts and bruises and other injuries, while Hinms and Wiltford suffered various injuries and the wreckage blocked the roadway.
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Mont Titple
Fatterman Bridge
Overland Country Club
William
Meryladd
Presley Wi
Pruntytown
John Knotts
Bigs
Wendel
Wiltfords
Knotts
Badus
Beides
Williéma Litevite
Dir
Chofail
Organizers Move to Unionize Steel Mills in Pittsburgh
Secretaries and field organizers under the AFL national committee worked in Pittsburgh to plan for unionizing the steel trades. The effort follows a statement by the committee at the strike’s formal end, with no statement to be issued until the meeting concludes, likely tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
Jah
American Federation of Labor
Intestebl Etrike
Consuls Tighten Controls on Passports in Naples
In Naples and Italy, consuls enforce strict passport rules amid emigration to the United States. About 20 Italians and others detained face scrutiny. applicants must show no pending charges and court certificates. Officials deny doubtful cases, with consulates reporting high passport revenue as fees rise.
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Naples
Jen
Russia
United States
America
Order of Camels plans to use politics to fight prohibition
Claude R. Diggle, Bravd heoratary of the Order of Camels, says the anti prohibitionists will employ the Wilwack method to revoke prohibition. The national group formed to set prohibition plans to adapt strategies for political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Diggle
Bravd Heoratary
The
Order of Camels
Political conference remarks cited by Mr Ditgic
A fragment quotes Mr Ditgic predicting summer national conventions for the Republican and Democratic parties amid party politics. The text is incomplete but indicates a discussion of forthcoming party gatherings and political alignment.
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Mr. Ditgic
Clash of Authority Between Justices In Court
A court report details a clash of authority between Justices as Peter Gank faced arrest on a boy assault charge. Warrant issued by Justice McCagferty led to arrest by Constable Handley, with subsequent hearings before Justices Carton and Moore Calerty. Fines levied total 15 dollars, and a later appeal to Judge Fortney followed. Witnesses included W. P. Samples for the prosecution. defense counsel absent at times.
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J. McCagferty
Peter Gank
T. Handley
Justee
J. A. Carton
Ife
Gouin’ Tie Hendley
Lfkewise
Bit
Tystree
Calerty
Train Derailment Kills One in West Liverpool Crash
West Liverpool Ohio January 20 a Pittsburgh to Chicago flier derailed near New Waterford after an unusually heavy rain. One person, Joseph Lower of Fort Wayne Indiana, was killed and seven others injured as six cars toppled from the track. A sleeper diner and former car stayed on rails while two engines left the rails, wrecking the road and tearing down wires. First aid was given on board and help was summoned to the telegraph office.
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West Liverpool
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New Waterford
Joseph Lower
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pittsburg
Fort A Wayne
East Liverpool
Atount
U S Envoy Fosdick Resigns from League of Nations Post
Under secretary general Fosdick announces resignation from the American delegation to the League of Nations amid uncertainty over the body's status as a lasting international body. He notes embarrassment and reluctance to abandon colleagues, sending a formal note to Secretary General Drummond.
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Washington
Fosdick
Tage of
Natous
League
United States
Mir. Fossick
Eric Drummond
Ince
Amarici
Cours
Thom
Withdrawal from official connections cited in health project dispute
A speech reflects on ongoing humanitarian health projects and the decision to withdraw from official connections with a political entity. The speaker, identifying as American, notes scrutiny of past investigations and mentions Fosdick and Mayor Gaynor era attention.
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Fosdick
New York
Mapor Gaynor
Munte Pal Firhees
Embassies Oppose 10 Exchange Plan Amid Russian Debate
Washington reports indicate officials question a Paris plan to link a Soviet exchange scheme with Western ententes. The Russian embassy and Senate appointees say they seek full information and caution before any step. Observers warn the move could aid Soviet distribution to its own supporters and hinder restoration efforts in Russia.
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Washington
Paris
Mbissay
Ita
Eleménta
Russia
jWnréta
Ententa Nowers Ani
Cement Sane
Allied demand for ex Kaiser exiled Dutch stance
Paris June 46 Baron von Leisner says Allied push to extradite ex Kaiser is unlikely to force Netherlands to surrender the former ruler. He argues Dutch constitution and existing treaties block extradition and notes world sentiment favors peace over vengeance despite calls to try German subjects for wartime abuses.
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Paris
Fevor William
Hést
Baron von Leisner
Germany
Bérd
Tam
Germain
Pédea
Frondua Itty
Unclear text from Allied demands on exile figure
Fragmentary report notes the transfer of authority to Allied powers under Article 227 of a treaty and a Dutch foreign office response. It mentions high officials and requests for extradition of a former emperor, with actions anticipated soon in a transformed political context.
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Thich
Dilel
Apon Halistid
Wiltain
Banquet Plans and Civic Aims of Local Businessmen
Twentyone business men attended a Monday luncheon at the Hotel Blen Avow with a fine dinner. The session saw a housing committee report favoring a loan association to fund owner built homes and plans to organize similar entities locally. A banquet date was set for February 10, with a committee to invite a civic efficiency expert and possibly John Barton Payne as speaker. Memorial day observances were also discussed with a separate committee.
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Blen
William
Morgen
Ar- Poltumoent
Business Men‘s Association
B. W. Auvil
H. M. Murray
Harry Friedman
John Barton Payne
United States ‘Fiect Corporation
Taylor County
Jondeavor
Grafton
Apo Tuedday
Bairmen
Grand Army Veteros
B. W. Parmer
O. E. Wyckoff
West Virginia
Fairmont Times
Times Office
Graftod
Pittsburgh
Uie
Cbeckpaake & Potomac ‘Telephone Company
Fairmont White Slave Case Moves to Martinsburg
Parkersburg dispatches report a federal court progression in a white slavery case involving Charla Spatafore and Arine B Casale, detailing indictments and transfer to Martinsburg. The narrative mentions allied actions and a separate court filing related to the embargo era.
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Fairmont
Martinsburg
Parkersburg
Charla Spatafore
Arine B
Casale
Indietede White
Martinsbur
HAGCE
Faderml
Halldad
Sury
Willlsmire
Netherlands
Alberta
Manon
Prince Albert tobacco praised for flavor and ease of use
The ad extols Prince Albert tobacco as delightful to roll and smoke in pipes or cigarettes, claiming superior flavor and coolness. It touts a patented process that removes bite and parch, and asserts strong brand loyalty with a cavalier tone.
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P. A
Princé Albert
Pou
Aveny
P.A
Pring Albert
Prince Albert
Indoliedport
Deportees Welcomed by Countrymen in Bolshevik Russia
A large crowd greeted deportees Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman at Tervoki Finland as they entered Soviet Russia after leaving the United States. M. Zoriets of the all Soviet executive committee arranged talks with Bolshevik officials. The reception featured white flags, cheers, and a brief conference, with the group traveling through heavy snow toward Terijoki. Goldman and Berkman, in suit cases, spoke of continuing their writing and hoped to return to the United States one day.
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Tervoki
Finland
Rosalams
Tomn
United States
Thts
Alexander Berkman
Umma Goldman
M. ‘Zoriets
Berkman
Bolshevik Russia
Russia
Zorn
Madidanke Gorky
Italy
Cuttin
Toneh
Stedam
Belskevik
Suimmonell
Petrograd
Terlioki
Corjog
Borkeian
Kolebyk
Siberia
Fysterbak
Mma Goldman
Serkman
Milas
Rueela
Atoryen
Indications of Local Visits and Job Change
PME Ditkisiger attended Independence Saturday visiting Miss Hictilee Ford of Grafton and her parent. DLP Hines visited J. T. Davis's home one evening last week to discuss business. G W Davis accepted a position with Pyramid Coal Company near Harding.
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Ditkisiger
St Independence
Busineda
Hictilee Ford
Grafton
Wat
Hines
Hama
J.T
New York Assembly Trial Committee Proceedings
Albany report describes a January trial session of the Assembly Judiciary Committee as it confronted five indicted sock protesters linked to the War Association. Charles Hughes urged public interest grounds while defense claims accused defendants belonged to a party that favors wholesale destruction of government. The proceedings touched on mobilization, force, and alleged actions by the defendants.
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Albany
Hesembly Judiciary
Hare Telly
New York
Cite! War Association
Charles Hughes
Martin Reddy
Gas rate increase ordered by public service commission
The Public Service Commission ordered a rate increase for Huntington Gay and Development Company for domestic and individual consumers in Huntington and vicinity. Rates take effect January 16, with 2 cents for the first 100,000 cubic feet, 19 cents for the next 100,000, 15 cents for the next 700,000, and 26 cents beyond 1,000,000 cubic feet, plus a discount for prompt payment.
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Charleston
Public’ Service Commission
Huntington Gay and ‘Development Company
Huntington
Fas Company
Children to be Told by Erection of New Chimes
New York report says a penny toward the election fund will fund a set of “WV children” to line the daily reminder of sacrifice by Allied nations in the war. The effort aims to honor fallen mothers and rally support through the Volk victory chimes and related associations.
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CHR
New York
America
Revente Men toge Wal in Aratich Por Whirri New York
A garbled early report from New York describes a noon event with men aboard a vessel near Brooklyn on a speculative cargo believed to contain Hykon. The fragment hints at shipping activity and a water issue but lacks clear details or names.
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Aratich
New York
Bowrd de Spangweater
Cabo
Menor
Erle Hasly
Brooklyn
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