Dorsey Jefferys attends father’s funeral in town
Long item lists visits and health notes from a small city. Dorsey Jefferys of Jamesburg New Jersey returns to attend his father M M Jefferys funeral in the city. Other items include influenza cases at local homes, a wreckmaster Floyd Coon’s return to duty, and various townsfolk visiting relatives and recovering from illness. The column also notes local business moves and a court case progress.
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Dorsey -Jeferys
Lamesburg
New Jersey
Onw Cyr Jeffarys
Maple Avenue
Charles C. Thayer
Thayer Sireet
M. F
St. Paul's dL EL ‘Church
Charles W. Monroe
J. O. Martin
Onengah
Baltimore and Ohio
Tailtoai Coss Pary
Clarksburg
Magdalene
Barlow
Loar, Hendrickson & Co
Frances Street
Virgil Williams
Lima
Ohio
Delbert Lough
Long Street
Floyd
Coon
Floyd Hay
Frank Shumaker
Beech Street
Alf Shumaker
Chicago
Howe
Buckbannon
Kerr Dry Goods
Courtney
Fairmont
Gratton
I W. P. Samples
Mikins
Randolph
J.D. Hamilton
Pittsbureh
Laura McWilliams
Dellett Newton
Cedi
David Barsobs
Monongalia
Morcantown
Bart Pawcett
Htté
Blueville
Richard
Ltke Som
Jo Mai- Cn
West
Charles . Plazagan
Bluaville
Will Deck
Ambridge
Arthur
Tomorriy
Dorsey Jefferys
Jamesburs
N. J
M. M. Jefferys
Judge Musgrove Denies Divorce Case Dismissed
After over a year in circuit court with extensive proof from both sides, the suit of Thomas F. Welch against his wife Cora Welch was dismissed by Special Judge Musgrove at the plaintiff’s cost. The judge stated the evidence failed to prove the charges in the bill and the divorce sought was denied. Attorneys for the Harrim and Welch families appeared in court.
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Thomas F. Welch
Cora
Welch
Musgrove
Evidenge
Messrs
C. E. Wyckett
G. W. Ford
Hamlif
John J.hechmer
Judie Muggrove
Funeral of Mrs Court Attended by Many Friends
Funeral services for Mrs Sara Ann Cole widow of David F Cole drew many mourners on Friday at Webster where she had been a Baptist church member for over forty years. Survived by son Lonnia Cole daughter Martha J Cather brother Adolphue J Bartlett of Ohio and a large circle of relatives and friends. The rites were led by Rev B Hamelton pastor of the church.
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Meneral
Sara Ann Cole
David F.] Cole
Lonnia Cole
Martha J. Cather
Adolphue J. Bartlett
Ohio
Baptist Church
Webster
B. Hamelon
Defense to Open in Newberry Conspiracy Case
The case, led by Frank C. Daisley, moves toward defense testimony with motions pending. Martin W. Littleton seeks dismissal of counts five and six, conspiracy charges tied to general election fraud. It remains unclear how many defendants will testify, and Senator Newberry is unlikely to be called.
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Frank C. Daisley
Kely
Martin W. Littleton
Newberry
Good Road Bond Proposal Seeks County Wide Road Improvements
Community letter argues for the Good Road bond, stating benefits to the county and each resident. It explains that some roads, including farm routes, would improve without increasing local taxes and that state funds may aid if county bonds fail. The writer urges voting yes to start broader road upgrades.
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Siying
Pregent
Intriet Improv
Tevy
Roads and local interest cited in a MUD inquiry
A fragmented note references Mr Folster and Mr Mud Tul discussing road improvements and cost concerns. The text hints at urging residents who do not live on improved roads to consider backing the bend issue for their own and neighbors’ benefit.
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Folster
Gore
Sibe
Mud
Maiden Speech Is Delivered By Senator Glass
Washington March 1 Senator Glass delivers his maiden speech denouncing perceived efforts to pin delays in completing a hospital project on the treasury department He notes cost estimates of about 3 000 000 and opposes a proposed grant of 650 000 in a conference report and urges a more suitable facility for war risk patients while criticizing the hospital's design and utility.
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Lass
Virginia
Treasury
Uv Lew Speedway Vospelal
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Senate
Gless
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Fort Worihtie
Fragmentary oblique line on a bereaved family
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a heart broken husband and surviving children all down with fever like illness, implying a family health or mourning context with limited readable details.
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Faguenga
Former Pennsylvania Governor William A. Stone Dies at 75
William A. Stone, former governor of Pennsylvania and long time rothonotary of the state supreme and superior courts, died at his Philadelphia home late Monday near his 75th birthday after months of illness. Born April 18, 1846 in Tioga County, he served in the Civil War before a political career that included chief judicial and executive roles. His wife Franeta Sion died last December in New York, and his son John, a aviator, died earlier, deeply affecting him.
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Marek William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Meg Stone
Stone
Mondey No
Aer
Byance
Hiis
John Toin
Franbeta Sion
New York
Stephen Stone
Allegheny Court of
Pittsburgh
Mr. Stone
Vomst
Philatelphia
Wiliam Alexis Stone
Rais
del Mar Township
Tioga County
Distret
Neria
Morrisburg
West Virginia Governor backs Col Fred Paul Grosscup for state governor
Charleston, March 2. Honorable George Wesley Atkinson, former West Virginia governor and U.S. Court of Claims judge, publicly endorses Col. Fred Paul Grosscup of Kanawha County for the gubernatorial nomination. He cites Grosscup’s leadership, business prowess, and understanding of state needs as reasons for party victory in the upcoming primary and November election.
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W. Va
George Wesley Atkinson
West Virginia
United States Court of Claims
Pred Tau Grosseay
Kanawha County
Atkinson
Njah Ta
Al‘vays
Atkingoh
Grosscup
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Third Family Member Dies From Influenza Tragedy
The funeral for little Octave, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hatip of Thornton, was held Saturday afternoon led by Rev. Z Annon. She is the third member of the family to die from influenza, following the mother and an infant buried Thursday as the scourge claimed more lives.
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Str
George Myers
Thornton
Z Annon
Hitlail
Lo Dass
Towtoweh's Patriotism Cited in Political Letter
A letter from Sig G. W. Atineons of Charleston West Virginia dated March 7 1920 endorses Ruth as an American patriot never tied to party lines. The author predicts Ruth will be enthusiastically selected due to universal appeal and natural ability, asserting he will serve with fairness and fidelity to national and state interests.
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Sig
G. W. Atineons
Charleston
W. Va
America to Loan Poland Bond Aims at Food Relief
Private negotiations in New York shape a Poland loan to fund food relief. A six percent, twenty year bond is planned as a bulwark against westward spread of CholEVista, with no official U.S. approval yet granted.
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Washington
Poland
Incis
People’s Industrial Trading Corporation
New York
Klates
Tasker
Bilssi J
Treasury
State Departments
Need to Supply Fuel for America First Policy Update
Officials in New York announce fuel supply rules tying coal export to U S needs. Commissioners J Woone and P W Whitaker, appointed by Preston Wilson, oversee transshipment ports. Permits for coal transportation expire March 6. future permits must go through the Tidewater Coal Exchange.
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W York
United States
J. Woone
PW. Whitaker
Preston Wilson
Udewater
Cimarl Coal Committee
Gorruleg-promutgathetoday
New York
Philadelphia
Six Burn to Death in Quebec Farm House Fire
A fire destroyed the Gandier Du Pont farm near St. Gereol Montgomery county in Quebec. Mrs Dupont was rescued but six people including four children and the elderly couple perished in the blaze. The tragedy left two survivors amid wreckage and confusion.
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Quebec
Peradas
Gandier Dupont
St. Gereeol
Montgomery
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