Tolstoy foresees Russian revolution after Hague talks
Count Mya Tolstoy son of Leo Tolstoy predicts a revolution dissolving Bolsheviks following the failed Hague economic conference. He says the monarchist party is strong and a Zerg-like coup could yield a temporary autocracy before a united Russia emerges. He condemns recognition of Bolsheviks as prolonging Russia’s agony.
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Chautauqua
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The
Hague
Mya Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy
General Federat
Red
Count Tolstoy
Decia
Genoa
Hughes
Tam
Countjoy
Te Speaker
Dr Rohrs Automobile Struck by Street Car
An automobile owned by Dr Charles B Rohr a local physician was badly damaged yesterday when struck by a street car city officials said the incident occurred near …
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Dr. Rohr
Charles B. Rohr
Collision on Beau mont street car injures passerby
Report details a street car collision near Mackin's alley involving Dr. Rohr and a passerby, with the car knocking a pole and causing damage to a parked automobile. The incident occurred just after noon as the car descended from the trestle toward J B Bradford's store, with the motorman and Dr. Rohr both unaware of an approaching vehicle until impact.
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Beaumont
J. B. Bradford
Mackin’s Alley
Rohr
City Hospital
Growth in Taylor county rural education with 80 1922 graduates
The Taylor county report by W J Leach shows rural schools meeting rising demand as 80 graduates appear this spring, up from 54 last year. Growth brings need for more teachers and more schools, with Pruntytown seeking a new school and ideally a high school, while overall county enrollment climbs.
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Taylor County
W. J. Leach
Taylor
Bigs
Pruntytown
To Dig Four Mile Tunnel in Japan is the Latest Idea
TOKIO is the scene of a major railway planning shift as Dr. Ofkami of the Kobe Railway Bureau is named chief of the Railway Reconstruction Office. The newly formed body supports the submarine tunnel proposal to link Shimonoseki with the Moiiah channel, signaling a tangible step in the project.
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Japan
Tokio
Ofkami
Kobe Railway Bureau
Shimonoseki
Moiiah
Old Irish Marquis to Wed Rich American Widow
London report notes the 75 year old Marquis of Huntly plans marriage to an American widow. The premier Marquis of Scotland, he holds 11 titles and has served as Lord in Waiting and Captain of the Gentlemen at Arms. He is famed for vigor and long walks, with a famed battlefield ancestry.
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London
A. P
Marquis of
Huntly
Sinn Fenners
Scotland
Gentlemen At Arms
Adam Gordon
Hamidon
Lord Homs
Flodden Field
Local Personalities Notice Able to Travel and Visit
Daily Sentinel notes many residents visiting cities and relatives. Melvin Poling of Clarksburg visits friends in the city. W B Keane Jr of Daving calls on relatives. Alva Thorn of Thornton shops locally. Hoye G White Jr returns from Mt Lake Park reunion. Ella Flanagan visits Fairmont. H T Waller owns a new Buick from Standard Garage Co. Jersie Farr of Buckhannon visits Orpha Haymond in Dewey Avenue. C C Ratson moves to a Park summer home. Arthur Acord owns a new six cylinder Buick. Mrs W Beatt Jackson departs for Pittsburgh then Meadville to visit daughter Mrs Claude Patrick. Dr Shaffer family heads to Pullman. Mrs Florence Lambert visiting daughter Mrs John Mann in Dorado, Kansas. Blanche Deegan visits in Clarksburg. Hagel Dillworth heads to New York City.
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Daily Sentinel
Melvin Poling
Clarksburg
W. B. Keane, Jr
Daving
Alva Thorn
Thornton
Hoye G. White, Jr
Mt. Lake Park
Ella Flanagan
Fairmont
Clarence Statler
H. T. Waller
Francis Street
Standard Garage Co
Jersie Farr
Buckhannon
Orpah Haymond
Dewey Avenue
C. C. Ratson
Park
Arthur Acord
Maple Avenue
W. Beatt Jackson
W. Main Street
Pittsburgh
Meadville
Claude Patrick
Shaffer
Pullman
Florence Lambert
John Mann
Dorado
Kansas
Robert Lambert
Blanche Deegan
Maples Avenue
Mias Hagel Dillworth
New York City
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Kentucky Murder Trial
Lexington, June 30 A Fayette county farmer, William E. White, was found guilty of shooting Arthur Johnson in the Lexington post office lobby on April 8. The jury deliberated one hour and White faces a life sentence. The case unsettled Kentucky’s unwritten law, and White’s attorneys seek a new trial as public interest runs high.
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Lexington
William E. White
Fayette County
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
White
Twlis
Nantly
Charles Burke Opens Automobile Supply Store Here
Charles J. Burke, former Sentinel employee and captain of Company E of Grafton, opens Auto Equipment House on Main Street in the Bonafede building adjoining Leonard store. The store will offer automobile accessories and supplies and will host a formal opening next Monday, June 3, with a public parking ground planned for the city.
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H. A. Tobias
T. W. Marylot
Parkersburg
G. W. Siles
Boothsville
Skees
Charleston
M. Ensings
Philippi
Charles J. Burke
the Sentinel
Company E
Grafton
Bonafede
Leonard Store
Burke
Auto Equipment House
Inyi
Vast Rockefeller estate passes intact to heirs
New York June 30 The vast estate of William D Rockefeller valued up to 100 million to 200 million will go to his four children William G Percy A Emma Rockefeller McAlpin and Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge in four equal shares. An $8 million trust fund is set for descendants of Percy Rockefeller. The $100,000 executor fee goes to John A Gerver. Elmira G Rockefeller wife of William D Rockefeller died before him. her rights to houses and effects will be divided among the four children.
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New York
Greal
William D. Rockefeller
John D
Rockefeller
John A. Gerver
Mr. Rockefeller
William G. Rockefeller
Percy A. Rockefeller
Emma Rockefeller McAlpin
Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge
Percy Rockefeller
Standard of Co
Tarrytown
Elmira G. Rockefeller
Attempted arson at Hudson Coal tipple in Clarksburg
June 40 in Clarksburg West Virginia. J M Orr, manager, found flames at the Hudson Coal Company Miller mine Reynoldsville tipple. City fire department rushed to scene and extinguished the blaze before over 100 dollars in damage. Chief H Huffman reports evidence kerosene was applied.
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Hudson Coal Company
S. Tipple
Clarksburg
W. Va
Miller
Reynoldsville
J.M. Orr
R. Huffman
Government trims deficit forecast for 1928 budget
Washington D C. government officials announced the budget for the fiscal year ending today. Under secretary Gilbert described the year’s financial operation as a major achievement amid a bleak outlook with a potential deficit as high as 485 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Gilbert
Famous sports writer dies of injuries in crash
Norristown Pa June 30 AP Robert W Ping Maxwell former All American guard weight thrower sports writer and one of the best known football officials in the east died in a hospital from injuries after an automobile crash early Sunday Percy Sanderson golf writer in the wreck remains unconscious Maxwell was sport editor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger Born in Chicago 38 later famed for Swarthmore College football teams in 1904 and 1908 and noted weight thrower in the east
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Norristown
Robert W
Ping) Maxwell
East
Percy Sanderson
Maxwell
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Chicago
Mine Owner's Son at Clarksburg Arrested on Shooting Charge
CLARKSBURG West Virginia 80 AP John J Lore one of Hudson Coal Company owners was arrested on a warrant tied to a riot near the Lewis mine a week earlier in which two striking miners were killed McCartney claimed Lore accompanied by M class fired the shots causing the deaths Counsel for Lore moved to obtain bail for him
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W. V
A.P
John J. Lore
Hudson Coal Company
Fri McCartney
International Boar
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis Mine
Miers
McCartney
Lore
Religion Must be Predominant in the Home Now
Kansas City reports Bishop William M. Bell of Harrisburg pa urging the International Sunday School convention that religion must dominate home life. He says civilization suffers if mandate neglect continues, education begins at home, and parents bear inescapable responsibility for religious nurture of children.
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Kansas City, Mo
William M. Bell
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Church of the United Brethren of Christ
International Sunday School
Pari
Bell
Four Die In Car Train Crash At Muncie Crossing
Four men riding in an automobile were killed or fatally injured when an eastbound Big Four passenger train No. 16 struck the car at a crossing in Muncie Indiana. The deceased were Charles L Taylor 19 and Edmund Roswell Hart 20 plus two others.
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Ind
Big Four
Charles L. 8Taylor
Edmund Roswell Hart
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