Turbulent international finance splinters amid reparations dispute
A column of analysis discusses how European nations press for debt relief while the United States weighs loans to foreign governments. It argues for equal repayment terms, critiques Turkey and Russia actions, and notes Republican contrasts in tariff policy and foreign policy. The piece urges cautious U.S. engagement in European talks and highlights political tensions at home.
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France
United States
Germany
Asia
Russia
Uniteds
Ecekn
Dbs
Europe
United Tes
Pri
Indiana Republican platform praised for national policy
The Indiana Republican platform on national affairs is commended as worthy of study by voters, especially those unsure about Republicans' ability to pursue a successful policy. The plan relies on the party's record to bolster confidence in a strong national direction.
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Americ
Poincare
Washington
Harding
Senate
Repubcan
Congress
Republican Party
Tate
Indiana
Funeral for Mrs Lillian Moore in Trinity church
Funeral services for Mrs Lillian Russel Moore who died at her home in Pittsburgh will be held Thursday afternoon in Trinity Episcopal church. Her body will be placed in a vault until a suitable museum is erected by her husband Alexander D P Moore, publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader. telegrams of condolence came from teachers in the theatrical profession and from government officials and society leaders who counted her among their friends.
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Pittsburgh
Lillian Russel Moore
Trinity Episcopal Church
Alexander DP. Moore
Pittsburgh Leader
Moore
Grafton Legionnaires Observe Death Anniversary
The American flag will be at half mast on July 9 at all Legion clubhouses to honor Col. Fred W. Galbraith who died in an Indianapolis automobile crash while at a legion conference. Adjutant Holles notes he died in active service and was a tireless leader. Local posts in Taylor County and Charles Hilr will observe the day in Grafton and fly flags at half mast at headquarters and elsewhere.
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American Legion
Fred W. Galbraith
Lemanuel Holles
Legion
Robert E. Bentlay
Cineindati
Col. Galbraith
Galbraith
Indianapolis
Public debt totals reveal May debt drop of 51 million
Washington on June 4 reports the public debt at 23,138,836,607 after a 51 million reduction. The May 1 balance was 23,258,830,607 compared with 23,190,201,266 on April 30. Prominent New York figures T F Thunberlake and F L M Watson were seen discussing trade in the city.
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Washington, D.C
The
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T. F. Thunberlake
FL M. Watson
New York City
Taylor County Gets Portion of State Road Contract
Taylor County wins a share of state road work as Kennedy Construction Company of Parkersburg tops the lowest bid on the Grafton to Clarksburg route at 125 387 52. State projects total 32 items across counties with bids opened at Charleston. the plan pairs state funds with local bond money to finance extensive grading drainage and paving, including Preston Kingwood Terra Al road and other routes, with several firms from Ohio and Pennsylvania among the bidders.
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Morgantown
Mullens-Elmore
Wyominz
Equary
Clifford Engineering Company
Montgomery
Upshur County
Buckhannon-Weston
W. J
J. J. Bephart
Williamsport
Logan County
Boxley Drab Company
Huntington
Fayette Coun
Fall District
Waugh
St. Albans
Atlantic Oil Produce Company
Philadelphia
Monroe County
Atlantic Oil
Comany
Philadelphi Project
Fayette County
Atlantic Oil Company
Jefferson
Taylor County
Chiar
Eston
Kennedy Construction Company
Parkersburg
Gratton
Clarksburg
Nguresl
Charleston
State Road Commission
Highways Department
Kanawha County Court House
McKeesport
Mechanicsburg Gap
Hampshire County
Capitol Construction Company
Columbus
Deidge
I. L. Grant
Clarkburg
National Pike
Ohio County
Ohio
Mason County
Brookville Bridg Company
Brookville
Memorial Services for K of P Planned at Bluemont
The Knights of Pythias Lodge will hold memorial services for deceased members at Bluemont Cemetery next Sunday June 11 at two o'clock. Knights will assemble at Castle Hall at 1 30 and march to the cemetery. Automobiles will convey the elderly members and their wives. A noted speaker will deliver the memorial address and the Knights of Pythias orchestra will provide music. A suitable program will be carried out and a large crowd is expected.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Bluemont Cemetery
Castle Hall
Knights of Pytitias
Health nurses record of May progress and visits
Regular monthly report from Community Health Nurses details May work including infant welfare prenatal care school visits and child welfare efforts. It notes nurse visits, special duties in Metropolitan and city schools, health checks and follow ups, with cases carried from April and outcomes such as recovered improved or unimproved.
Personal greetings and visitors in Grafton city scene
Parkersburg man B H Thomas attended to business in the city and Mary Agnes Schmidt from Tikins visited friends. Baltimore visitors D E Hertz and Julius Heller were seen in Grafton for business. Others listed include shoppers and locals from St Louis Pittsburgh Fairmont Clarksburg Wheeling Philippi and Morgantown visiting or conducting affairs yesterday or today.
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B. H. Thomas
Parkersburg
Kelly Lander
St. Louis
M. Jh. Riges
Pairmont
Julius W. Heller
Baltimore
Grafton
Agnes Schmidt
Tikins
Gustey
Harvey Bailey
Independence
D.E. Hertz
Paul M. King
Wheeling
W. A. Caldwell
Pittsburgh
RS. Stover
Clarksburg
William Z. George
Philipps
C. T. Brown
Clarisburg
W. S. Shaw
Fairmont
G. Waller
Webser
Sami Porta
Mary
Mundvenort
TR. F. Bailey
McGraw Avenua
Pearl Pratt
A. A. Holt Axe
J. McDermott
Marrlonk- 10Ville
Elizabeth Brown
Wheel
Jing
Thia
William T. Brown
Blueville
A. B. Shanabarger
Walter Ball
Morgantown
Joseph E Bragg Dies in Baltimore After Illness
Joseph E Bragg a long time blacksmith for the TS and O railroad died in Baltimore after a year of illness affecting digestive organs He was born in Taylor County in 1854 and lived in this community most of his life He married Sarah Apple in 1873 and they had four children Surviving are his widow and children George W Clarksburg Portsworth C of Muteburg and L M of Washington D C He also leaves two brothers Thos Gy of this county and John of Akron Ohio and two sisters Mrs Phoebe Mall of Lumberport and Mrs Mary Grinnan of Grafton Funeral at 2 30 p m Thursday from the M P church with flowers omitted
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Joseph E. Bragg
TS & O. Railroad Co
Bragg
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
Muteburgh
L. M
Washington D.C
Thos
This County
John
Akron
Mra. Phoaoa Mall
Lumeherport
Mary Grinnan
Grafton
Elreh
the Deceised
Local residents and visitors tally in Grafton for various tasks
Cumberland's T B Bowie and Fairmont's CM Hill were among guests and shoppers in Grafton. J D Elliot from Clay W Va and W P Munday of Volga called on business or friends. Numerous locals from Cheat Haven Pa Buckhanton Morgantown and Wheeling were seen in town for trade, visits, or errands. Amanda Abbott plans a summer visit to Fairmont with relatives.
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Fairmont
J.D. Elliot
Clay
W. Va
Grafton
W. P. Munday
Volga
W. P. Bevaridge
Buckhanton
E. Keane
Blen Avon
Cheat Hieven
Edward Salisbury Keane
Parkersburg
William Zieur
Rochester
N. C
Lynn
Kay
Washington, D. C
Mag Sceus
Hinton
C. Rand
Wheeling
Samuel Rosenberg
Baltimore
Eity
Alva EK. Hines
Clarksburg
Ely
Friends of
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Elty
A. A. Allen
Cheat Savon
M. Vo %le
L. J. Wheaton
Theobald
Pittsburgh
MW. Eb, Smith
Leach
Jarksburg
St. Jones
Weston
J.F. Howden
Frank Walowski
Kirschberg
P.B Man
T. Burgess
Charles J. Ste
Ryder
Isa Butcher
Amanda Abbott
Frank Sinclair Dies in Cumberland Maryland
Frank Sinclair former Cumberland division engineer of the B and O Railroad died at his Cumberland home at 3 o clock this morning from complications. He is survived by his mother and several brothers and sisters. a year ago he lost both legs in a railroad accident near Cumberland. Funeral services not yet definite but likely in Cumberland and the death follows the recent death of his brother Walter Sinclair in Pittsburgh.
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Cumberland
B. & O. Railroad
Walter Siiclir
Pittsburgh
Sinclair
George
John Sinclair
Moore
Newbury
Ragan
W. P. Lerew
John Keener
Grafton
Cumberland Yard
Ogden and Cornwell to Speak at Railway Jubilee Next Week
Hon H C Ogden of Wheeling and ex governor J J Cornwell are slated to address the Railway Jubilee in Grafton next week. Ogden, a newly expressed candidate for the U S Senate, will give an outstanding address drawing attendees from across the state. Cornwell is also set to present a distinct speech.
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Wheeling
Fairmont
United States
Guiver
Ogden
J. J. Cornwell
Hig State
Grafton
Chautauqua Elks and Moose Bands Tour Grafton Fairmont
Plans reach Fairmont for a three day event June 15 to 17 with a representative arriving late this week to inform Grafton residents. The Elks band will perform on the streets of Grafton and the representative will speak briefly. The Moose band from Fairmont will give free concerts each evening and lead a street parade to the chautauqua grounds.
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Grafton
Elks Band
Straits of Grafton
Moose Band
Chautauqua
Meeting and Election of Office in D A R Chapter
Following the regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution chapter held at Mrs. Floyd Sirua om s home last evening an election of officers was held with Prudence Hinkle named Regent Vesta Beagle Pint Vies Regent Phinney Treasurer Ruth Jackson Assistant Treasurer Sarah P Robinson Recording Secret Elizabeth Handley Assistant Recording Secretary May 1 Sinsél Historian Crace Loni Registrar Fannie Tyegellas Captain After the vote an entertainment program featured a historical paper by Mrs Tirydon a vocal solo by Miss Helen Jack and an instrumental solo by Miss Jo Clyde Sturm Mrs Blurm hosted and guests praised her hospitality.
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Floyd Sirua Om
Prudence Hinkle
Vesta Beagle
Eo These Na Phinney
Ruth Jackson
Sarah P. Robinson
Elizabeth Handley
Mrs. Blurm
West Virginia University picks training camp site
Jackson's mill near Weston in Morgantown is chosen for the 1922 West Virginia University football training camp. Director H A Stansferry announced that candidates will live in frame barracks and sleep in bunks, a contrast to the luxury summer resorts of Maryland in recent years.
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Jackson's Mill
Weston
West, Virginia University
H. A. Stansferry
One
Maryland
Hospital notes and local sales listings
Hospital notes report several patients discharged or recovering after operations including Mrs. John McCafferty, Mrs. Frank Wolfe, and James Toster aged 74 with varying recovery progress. Other items note a two week patient coming home and local real estate pitches offering lots and a Buick for sale in Pruntytown, plus car and garage incentives.
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John McCafferty
Mapleivenue
David Hovatter
Rowlsburg
James Toster
Frank Wolfe
Montaville
Dong
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