Ether energy breakthrough debated in London column
London Sept 25 reports a discussion on using ether and atomic energy concepts to eliminate fuel. The piece outlines ideas about transmitting energy via ultra light particles, ether waves, and high density ether, suggesting potential telegraphy and power applications, while noting speculative science and controversial ground. It mentions magnetic effects, inertia, and the extraordinary properties attributed to ether, with stray notes on a burglary and unrecovered valuables.
Compton Garage Burglarized Again At Night
Burglars broke into the Compton Garage at the corner of Barain and Bridge streets for the second time in a year. They smashed a rear window to enter the office, found the cash register open but emptied of cash, and left the inner door and safe partly pried with marks of attempted entry.
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Compton
Bar ‘Iain
Bridge Streets
Uiieves
Attempt Made to Rob Gerkin Tailor
Night patrolman Montgomery found the front door of Gerkin Tailoring and Cleaning partly open at about one o'clock. An investigation showed it had been forced by thieves but nothing appeared missing. the would-be burglars seemed to have fled after being frightened, and it is doubtful they entered the building.
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Atlantic
Sabor
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Eady
Prilctienian
Thea HM
Gerkin
Troph
West Wilford Street
Jast Hight
Marnimus
Ardashefta
Mahomet Hadjedashe
Ardasheff
Hadjedashe
Nicholas Ardalionovish Ardasheft
Russia
Moscow
Ardisheff
Petrograd
Ardashett
Bolsheviki
Tolsheviki
Folketx
Dagblad
Ardesheff
Helsingfors
M. Wind ‘Blad
Vorovsky
Ardashef
Union For
Ardashe
Stockholm
Bolstevikt
Meussia
Mahomet
Bela Hadjed Ashe
Paris
London
Kerensky
Stockhiolm
Sorek
Thousand for booze that is fine for coffee tale
Italian immigrant Tomori, lured by a stranger offering a bargain in spirits, paid $1 050 for three quarts of supposed alcohol in Weed. The duo drank samples in the brush, but returned home with only sugared water and a $1 035 loss after the stranger’s quick exit toward Oregon.
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Redding
Cal
A. Torori
Weed
Tomori
Tomri
Oregon
Local Notes From Grafton and Nearby Towns
Miss spent ta ma Granneman of Grafton visiting relatives here with her sister Miss Mary Grennaman and Mrs. Fred Howard and two children of Fairmont. Rev Annon and son Lee Annon made a business trip to Grafton last Monday. James Roach and Hary Hood moved to Elkins this week. George Granneman and daughter Facile of Blueville visiting here this week. Phuraday evening Mr F Thompson and family called on friends in Gratton. Mrs. George Sinclair improving after illness. M D Wolfe and son Dorsey attended Mount Zion Institute all day meeting Sunday. Laura Tris ler host to Harold Lamb of Clarksburg. D M Thorn listed as ill but better. John C. Lewie shopping in Grafton Wednesday. Howard Cngemt left for Morgantown to resume studies at the University. Hewangl.
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Tama Granneman
Grafton
Mary Grennaman
Fred Howard
Fairmont
Annon
Lee Annon
James Roach
Hary Hood
Elkins
George Granneman
Facile
Blueville
F. Thompson
Gratton
Beautiful church wedding in Grafton at Andrews M E Church
Jessie Beatrice Beavers became the bride of Howard Troy Phillips in a grand Andrews M E Church ceremony in Grafton. The event featured autumn floral decor, a rainbow of bridesmaid gowns, and a reception at the bride’s home before the couple left for Morgantown and Cleveland. Attendants included Miss Irene Barnes and Dr. S M Morris, with Rev A D Craig officiating. The couple will reside in Cleveland while the groom attends medical school.
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Grafton
Andrews M. E
East Main Street
Jessie Beatrice Beaudaughter
William A. Beavers
Howard Troy Phillips
Morgantown
Albert D. Craig
Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
Avent
McGraw Avenue
John Marville
S. M. Morris
Davis Elis
Harold O. Etz
Wheeling
Paul Warden
Harold Eta
Missea Annabelle Preiss
Eloise Fier
A. D. Craig
Coor
Uppea
HII
Cleveland
Charles Miller
Terra Alta
A. E. Fields
Elkins
Beavers
Mabel Cunningham
Elkins,the Simmons
Philippi
I. M. Moris
Five Women on Murder Jury Condemn Man
Stockholm reports a murder case where five women on the jury condemn a man linked to the Bolshevik era. The gang leader, Mahomet Bela Hadjedashe Sagnaska, called himself colonel of Cos sacks and edited a Russia Echo paper. Victims Levy, Calve, and Ardasheff were all wealthy, suggesting robbery as a motive.
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Stockholm
Levy
Calve
Ardasheff
Mahomet Bela Hadjedashe Sagnaska
Russia Echo
Ulate
Judge Wyckoff Stile On Bench At Court Today
Judge Neil J Fortney was summoned to Kingwood for the funeral of Prosecuting Attorney Vester Dunn killed in a Preston county accident. Special judge C E Wyckoff sits in his absence. The day featured a murder assault case against G L Malcomb of the McCrory store, with Mrs Oma Davidson as a key witness. The jury swiftly convicted Malcomb, while a civil suit by Davidson against him remains. The trial also noted a pattern of quick verdicts this term.
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Daily Sentinel
Neil J. Fortney
Kingwood
Vester Dunn
Preston County
C. E. Wekoff
G. L. Malcomb
McCrory Five
Ten Cent
Oma ‘Davidson
McCrory
Davidson
Malcomb
Malccomb
Wyckoff
Warder and Robinson
Atorney W. Marie ‘Watkins
Thornton
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