Henderson to Coach Davis College Athletics 1925
Coach Henderson returns as athletic mentor at Davis College for the 1925-1926 year after prior success at Elkins. He oversees a rebuilding program with three new lineups and a demanding schedule including Army, West Point, and West Virginia events, while preparing two fresh squads for extensive travel.
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BH. c. Niderson
Davis
Athletic Board
Nis
Alef
Muskingum Hoge
Western Mary- Band College
Bethany
West Virginia
Derson
Tha S Elkins
Harrisie
Winnie
Stxtien
Sena
Basit
West Gvor
Army
Westrginia
Wesleyan
New York State
Henderson
Elkins
Johnstone
Crawford
Wimner
Reed
Bult
Bank of the Maroon and White
Gooch Henderson
Notre Dame’ University
Koute Line
Notre Dame
University of Inois “ School
New River State
Une
West Virginia Universityt
Morgantown
Bet
Tuasalia Contege
Defense Attacks Faiman Testimony in Shepherd Murder Trial
In Chicago June 22 the defense pressed questions about the star witness C C Faiman. Miss Lulua Rhubell testified she never saw a letter from Shepherd to Faiman and that Faiman’s school records were not as claimed. Faiman said Shepherd sought bacteriology instruction and typhoid germs to use against his foster son Billy McClintock. The trial adjourned after experts clashed on germ propagation. Meanwhile Madison honored Senator Robert M La Follette with funeral rites and a solemn in state service at the Capitol followed by a memorial sermon praising his political philosophy and leadership.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
C . C. Faiman
Lulua M. Rhubell
Faiman
National University of Science
Shepherd
Tasman
Billy" McClintock
Rhubell
Beig
Geen
Rheabell
W. W. O'Brien
M Phubell
John Fischer
Fischer Laboratories
Farman
McClintock
Fatman
Shephwed
Fischer
Phystciana
Piseer Bald
Baron’ Munchausen
Dr. Fischer
J. L. White
City Health Deparment Laboratory
Herman Didensen
City Health Department
Stewart
O'Brien
Anti Shepherd
Madison
Wis
Robert Marion la Follette
Washington
Mosart
Mannechoir
Puneral
A.E. Haydon
Mosart and
America
State House
Hoou
Ines
Capitol Square
Robert M. LaFollette
A. E. Haydon
Unitarian Church
Dr. Haydon
Laying Soldier and Little Boy Fatal Tragedy in West Virginia
In Fellsburg West Virginia on June 22 a six year old, James Halfant of Brilliant, reportedly playing soldier with a .45 calibre public safety item fired at his sister, causing fatal harm. She died later at the scene or nearby.
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Fellsburg
W. Va
Gloom Halfant
James Halfant
Eltyy
Du Pont Declares Special Dividend and Retirement Call
The directors of H J Du Pont De Nemours and Company declare a 40 percent special dividend on common stock payable August 10 to stockholders of record July 27 in common stock. They also authorize retirement of outstanding 7 1/2 percent bonds on September 1 with accrued interest at 106.
Handles Swarm of Ten Thousand Bees in Chautauqua Demonstration
Bee specialist E R Root delivers a chautauqua lecture on bee behavior and manipulation. He handles 10 000 bees without incident, showing how to bluff bees into behaving while keeping calm amid the buzzing crowd. Root edited Gleanings in Bee Culture for 38 years and authored ABC and XYZ of Bee Keeping.
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E. R. Root
Root
Beefore
Begged alms on claim of being a soldier in Grafton
A man calling himself Oscar Tetzlaff, 809 First Street, Moundsville, begged on Grafton streets claiming military service from 1916 to 1917 with the 132nd Infantry. He said a head wound caused epilepsy and led to government aid, but the American Legion investigated and found him unworthy. the telegram to Moundsville post ordered him run out of town. Missing the note, he left town abruptly. The item also notes a Chamber of Commerce meeting to nominate officers at 7:30 PM this evening, urging broad citizen attendance.
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Ronert M. LaFolette
America
Oscar Tetzlaff
First Street
Moundsville
Grafton
American Legion
132Nd Infantry
Whitch
Jina
Moundaville
Cor
Moundayitta
Chamber of Commarea
C. of
Senator Edwin Ladd Dies in Baltimore After Illness
Senator Edwin Fremont Ladd of North Dakota died in Baltimore at age 58 after two weeks of kidney trouble following neuritis. Mrs. Ladd traveled from Washington and stood by his bed with their son Milton as their daughter Virginia looked on. The end came quietly as he appeared to awaken to greet his family before passing, with plans for a Washington funeral and temporary vault interment until Mrs. Ladd could travel to North Dakota.
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Baltimore
Edwin Fremont Ladd
North Dakota
Senator Ladd
Washington
Lada
Senator Ladd Dies as La Follette Bloc Loses Key Ally
Washington reports the death of Senator Ladd of North Dakota follows the burial day of Senator La Follette. Ladd, a La Follette ally, led the public lands committee during Teapot Dome investigations and was noted for hard work and legislative shaping in committee. The loss weakens the insurgent Republican faction and may affect Brookhart’s seat contest.
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Rigpah
Katherine
Rossila
Elbeth
Virginia
Culver
Vernon
Milton
la Follette
Washington
Ladd
Senate
North
Brookhart
Iowa
LaFollette
The Babe Quits Farming to Focus on Baseball
New York June 22. Babe Ruth announced plans to sell his farm in Sudbury Massachusetts and build a home on the Pasadena estate near St. Petersburg Florida. He said farming suited retirees but not active players, signaling an end to farming in Sudbury.
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New York
Bane Ruth
South Sudbury
Mas
Passadena
St. Peterbury
Fla
Ruth
Sudbury
Fremont Ladd
Maine
North Dakota
Ladd
Starks
Wis
University of Maine
Uniersity
New York State Experiment Station
Northwest
North Dakota Agricultual’ College
Fad
Lada J
Agricultural School
United States
Senate
Congress
Harding
Supreme Court
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Frazier
Nebraska
Shipstead
Minnesota
Senator Ladd
Senate of Investigating
Lenroot
Russia
North Dakota Farmer
A. A. Alay
American Chemical Society
The
Society For the Promotion of Agriculture Science
Tizpalt Sprogle
Annapolis, Md
Naturalist Seton Demonstrates Indian Lore at Jackson's Mill
Ernest Thompson Seton, famed naturalist and author from Greenwich, Connecticut, visits Jackson's Mill State 4 H camp Weston WV nearing the Older Boys Conference. He speaks on trails and signs, opens a council fire with a buckskin bow drill, teaches war dance concepts, and shows stunts and a model campfire. He also addresses Weston Rotary Club at Camden Hotel.
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Weston
W.va
Ernest Thompson Seton
Greenwich
Council
Grove
Seton
Jane
Lew
Weston Rotary Club
Camden Hotel
Oxygen Used To Age Rubber Faster
J M Bierer and C C Davis of Boston revealed to the American Chemical Society in Baltimore that increasing oxygen concentration can duplicate natural rubber aging in a few hours, speeding up processes that normally take years.
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American Chemical Sociey
Baltimore
J. M. Bierer
C. C. Davis
Boston
Dangers Seen in Government Ownership of Ocean Fleets
The interallied debts settlement is essential to revive maritime trade, said Sir Charles Anderson, deputy governor of the Bank of England, at the international chamber gathering. He warned against national fleets and government interference in shipping while other delegates debated Dawes plan details and payment methods across nations.
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Jeo Itime Sels
Schatt Anderson
Bank of England
Chamber of Shipping
United Kingdom
International Chamber of Commerce
Dawes
M. Despret
Bank of Brussels
Willig Booth
Germany
M. Despart
Charles Talbott Sells Fine Mineral Water
This office notes a cooler of mineral water from a newly drilled well on the Charley Talbott farm near Brydon. The water is described as thirst satisfying and palatable with rare mineral qualities. Mr Talbott plans to deliver in Grafton today and aims to establish a regular route.
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Charley Talbott
Brydon
Taylor
County Clay
Atone
Palbott
Grafton
Bernard Grant Dies in Prison After Execution
Chicago reports Bernard Grant, condemned for a 1922 holdup killing, died in prison after a hangman’s noose and a late bid for clemency. Physicians’ involvement was refused by Governor Lee Small. Grant maintained innocence, pleaded for life as officials considered a retrial for Krauser. Flowers funded by county jail inmates accompanied his funeral observance.
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Chicago
Ben Nard Grant
J Pett Hous Arking Clemeney
Lee Small
Alter Ier
Grant
Home of Correction
Krauser Slone
Krauser
Dleath
Crowe
U S Engineer Drowns As Wave Upsets His Boat
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Colonel Howard Beach chief of the Pittsburgh Procurement Division United States Engineers drowned Saturday night when a craft with three children capsized after waves stirred by a steamboat on the Allegheny River. The children were rescued. Beach headed the Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee division and previously led the Electrical Procurement Section during World War I. He was a graduate of Ohio College and earlier worked for Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing. Funeral services are planned.
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Pittsburgh
Howard
Beach
Uni States Engineers
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ino Clana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
United States Engineers
Ohio College
Weetinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
World's Most Powerful Broadcasting Station Planned on Mount Saleve
A wireless transmitting station to reach ships in the Atlantic and Pacific and all parts of the world is planned for Mount Saleve in France. The project, reported recently, also includes the world’s largest observatory at the site.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Mount Saleve
France
Hallucinations From Ethyl Lead Poisoning At DuPont Plant
New Jersey plant closures follow revelations of lead poisoning at the DuPont facility in Deepwater and a related Orange operations case. Eight deaths, about 200 illnesses over 18 months tied to tetriaethyl lead used to treat gasoline. Workers reported butterfly visions and delirious episodes, earning the site the nickname house of butterflies. DuPont reportedly spent millions on safeguards and care for affected employees while federal probes proceed.
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New York
New Jersey
United States Aluminum Corporation
Orange
N. J
Deepwater
Dupont, Company
Duponts
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Ewe
Une University
Aterty Son
West. Point
ConcoFd College
Epoelt
Broaddus College
Tah Vv
Salem College
Grafton Legion Post
Tetslaff
UFE
Exper
Jackson's Mill
Charles Talbott
Bernard Grant
Frank Jirka
U.S
Howard Beach
Onkce
DuPont
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