Newbury Dancing Club Party At Ellis Hall
Local personals note a Newbury Dancing Club event at Ellis Hall on Tuesday June 2 with Edgar Barrett orchestra from Fairmont providing music and tickets priced at 20 cents. Nearby residents include Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Thayer traveling to Webster Springs for health and family updates from Fairmont, Morgantown, Clarksburg, and Parkersburg with social visits and campus plans pervasive.
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Newbury Dancing Club
Ellis Hall
Edgar Barrett
Fairmont
Charles C. Thayer
Thayer Street
Webster Springs
Thayer
Jst
Cleveland
Charles M. King
the Sentinel
Niles
Ohio
William Moran
Washington Street
St. Joan of Arc
Daughters of Isabella
Will Madden
West Wington Street
Daughters of Isabella Fraternity
Finlay Harber
West Side
Funeral and Interment Planned for Prominent Youth
A young man from a notable family in alemington died after a long illness. Funeral arrangements and interment will be announced later. His death follows a period of serious illness from which he did not recover, leaving the community in shock.
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Lemington
British tennis player defeats U S champion in clash
Kimblenon of England beat William M. Johnson, United States singles champion, in a British tennis championship match at Kimblenon. The contest, held in England, showcased the international talent and concluded with the home player securing the win.
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U. S
Kimblenon
England
J.C. Parks
William M. Johnson
United States
Tragic Monongah Crash After Wires Short Encase Family
A Monongah trolley line accident killed three Deboskey family members and injured others when 22 000 volts ran along a trolley wire. Father Martin Deboskey, 45, and son Stanley, 10, and daughter Josephine, 13, died after a bucket tied to a wire touched the live line. Mother Mrs. Deboskey, 40, is dying in Fairmont hospital. Surviving siblings and relatives crowd the scene as town mourns the family of nine.
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Fairmont
W Va
Thouurn
Martin Deboskey
Stanley Deboskey
Josephine Deboskey
John Gale
Frank Gale
Lawrence Maliska
Josephine
Stanley Teboskey
Stanley
Monopauhela Vally Traction Company
Manny
Deboskey
John
Gale
Lawrence
Maliska
Walters Devoskey
Fairmont Hospital
Sicians
John H. Deboskey
Joseph
Gompers Re elected Head Of Union Men At AFL Convention
At Montrual the American Federation of Labor re elected Samuel Gompers for the thirty ninth time as president with an almost unanimous vote. James A. Duncan opposed him. The convention endorsed government ownership of railroads but did not change views on alcohol policy. Several vice presidents and officers were re elected or chosen, with Matthew Woll and others taking key posts. Fraternal delegates to the British Trades unions congress were also named.
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Montrual
Ameran Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
James A. Duncan
Seattle Central Labor Countil
Federation
Altor
George W. Perkins
Cigar-Makers’ Union
Gomypers
W. D. Mahon
Detroit
T. A. Rickert
Chicao
Jack Fischer
Indianapolis
W. H. Johinaton
Machinists’ Union
Fische
Johnston
Matthew Woll
Chicago
Daniel J. Tobin
Boston
Frank Morrison
Washington
D. C
Timothy Healy
New York
Sara B. Condy
Textile Workers
British Trades and Unions Congress
Mr. Healy
Andrew C. Hushes
The
Coopers
Wil
Iam P. Clarke
Flint Glass Workers
Sara Conley
Benjamin J. Schlinger
Ladies Garment Workers
Thomas Monroe of Flemington Dies After Illness
Daily Sentinel reports the death of Thomas Monroe son of Charles W Monroe of Flemington at Terra Alta Sanatorium after a lengthy illness. He was sixteen or eighteen years old. the obituary notes the exact age is uncertain from the copy.
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Daily Sentinel
Thomas Monroe
Ant Airs
Charles W.monroe
Flemington
Wilsons interview pushes league of nations pledge
President Wilson, in a New York World interview dated June 18, criticizes the Chicago Republican platform and urges a referendum on the league of nations. He argues the American people favor clear, democratic validation over evasive political maneuvers and calls for the Democratic convention in San Francisco to state firm positions. He links Republican tactics to Prussian methods and predicts a rebuke of evasion.
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New York
Y Wilson
Sam Francisco
Republican Party
League of Nations
Chicago
Washington
Lincoln
Bismarck
Hernhard
America
San Princisco
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Wesely Ridenour Returns Without Surgical Operation
Mr and Mrs Russell Ridenour and Mise Ethel Ridenour returned from Indianapolis Ind where they accompanied their father Wesley Ridenour for consultation with a specialist The elderly man over 70 suffered stomach trouble and a tumor but was deemed too frail for surgery A home treatment plan was prescribed and he returned home yesterday
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Russell Ridenour
Mise Ethel Ridenour
Indianapolis
Ind
Wesley Ridenour
Ridenour
Dempsey Gives Carpentier Week To Decide Fight
In San Francisco on June 18, Dempsey's manager said Carpentier has one week to agree to a World heavyweight title bout on or before Labor Day or the match will be pushed aside. If Carpentier declines, Dempsey will campaign against other top heavyweights. The report notes Dempsey will be returning from Europe when the decision is due.
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Daily Sentinel
GH. Beeman
Margaret
Kas
Washington Street
Howard Smith
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Camp Custer
Mich
James Tutt
Webster
Cam Swisher
Hiram
el Watkins
Haymond
Helen Messenger
Butt’ Hut
Fairmont
F. 8. Smith
West Side
Stephen Ulerback
Simpson
Hazel Dilworth
New York City
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Hazel
Steel and Irons
United States Steel Company
Mobile
Ala
New York
Grover FE. Stewart
Ernest Bartlett
Taily Sentinel
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Cardus
San Francisco
Cal
George Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Labor Day
Jack
Dempsey
Tnal
Europe
Carpentier
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