Death by Drowning at Green Valley Pond near Jasonville
Marshall Huff a Pennsylvania youth visiting relatives in Jasonville drowned in Green Valley mine pond while swimming. He slipped from a log used for support, sank in deep water, and his body was recovered after more than an hour. Huff's home is Wheeling West Virginia, with burial arrangements to return there.
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Marshall Huff
Pennsylvania
Jasonville
Green Valley Mine
Young Huff
Huff
Young
Falf
Wheeling
W. Va
Methodists Beat Baptists in Close 4-2 Victory
Linton Methodist boys defeated Dugger Baptist 4 to 2 on their trip to Dugger last Friday afternoon. Dugger fielded well and hit with speed but failed to bunch runs. The same teams will meet again on the Linton diamond next Friday evening.
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Linton
Firemen Run To Small Roof Fire At 1389 K Street NW
Fire crews responded at 12 30 PM to a roof blaze at the home of Charles Crubbell 1389 K Street Northwest caused by kitchen chimney sparks. Damage described as slight.
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Chas. Crubbell
K” Street
South Linton Greys Win Narrow 9–8 Victory
The South Linton Greys defeated the local baseball team 9 to 8 in a close contest played yesterday. Key players and exact sequence not specified in the readable text.
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South Linton Greys
Freedom
Violent Criticism Resented Said by Richter
A reflective remark on how a man endures calm critique more readily than harsh rebuke. He accepts well founded advice but resents violent force. The metaphor likens hearts to flowers opened by gentle dew and closed by a violent storm of gain.
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Richter
Germany Short in Delivery of Coal to Allies
Berlin June 19 The reparations has notified the German government that coal deliveries of late have been considerably in arrears of Germanys obligations especially during June. The government will discuss the situation with the guarantee committee now on its way here. It will be pointed out that coal production has greatly increased that there is a shortage of coal for domestic consumption that the high rate of exchange precludes importation of coal and that the labor ministry is negotiating regarding overtime in the mines.
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Berlin
Germany
Guarantee Committee
Cona
Labor Ministry
Republicans Watch Two State Primaries
Washington readers await results of Maine and Minnesota Republican primaries this week. Sen Hale faces Howard Davies and Frank Guernsey as strong rivals in Maine while Kellogg in Minnesota contends with Ernest Lundee amid liberal shifts seen after Brouckhart’s Iowa rise.
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Washington
Maine
Minnesota
Frederick Ale
Frank B. Kellogg
Hale
Pine Tree
Howard Davies
Portland
Frank HE. Guernsey
Harding
Congress
Kellogg
The French Revolution Timeline Key Events
The Revolution began July 14, 1789, with the Bastille’s destruction and ended July 27, 1794, when Robespierre was deposed and the Reign of Terror ended. The Directory formed in November 1794, held power until Napoleon’s overthrow on November 9, 1799.
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National Convention
Robespierre
Napoleon
Nature Faking: Prem the Tiger Misreads Seasons
A brief note suggests the tiger Prem misreads seasonal change, joking that nature cannot jump from winter to summer or summer to winter without a proper spring. The line plays on natural cycles and a playful personification.
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Sumer
Prem
Tiger
Understanding Through Language Patterns
A compact note on grasping meaning in language studies, reflecting on how understanding emerges from patterns and context. It hints at recursive comprehension and the limits of knowing.
Giant sea monster bites girl to death in Tampa Bay
Dorothy McCatchie, 10, champion swimmer, was fatally bitten in the ship channel off St. Petersburg near Tampa Bay. Mary Duhner, 17, survived and will be recommended for a Carnegie heroism medal for shielding and signaling for help after the attack. The killer, a giant barracuda or shovel-nose shark, was seen patrolling steamer wake. McCatchie died from two deep leg wounds.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
Dorothy McCatchie
Mary Duhner
McCatchie
Helyy
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Miss Buehner
Miss McCatchie
Miss Buhner
Buhner
Many Now Applying for Bartender Jobs at Sea
Washington June 19 In the year and a half of government job rush there is a new scramble as it turns out intoxicating liquor is sold aboard American ships Many applicants are bartenders who stopped work under Volstead Act Some seek Navy or shipping board posts and have come to Washington by train Republicans claim insiders.
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Washington
Europe
China
Japan
Volstead
Shipping Board
Congress
Capitol
Cosmic Forces lecture draws large local audience
Professor Letterkink jokes about speaking to more than 40, while the Local Editor ribs the town’s interest in science. The ad misprint omits the plural possessive in "Cosmic Forces," sparking a humorous exchange about audience size and local curiosity.
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Letterkink
Daily Thought Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful
A brief quoted line attributed to Shakespeare emphasizing bold virtue and fearless goodness as guiding personal ethos.
Paris Opens Public Baths for Dogs
Paris becomes unique by offering public baths for dogs, marking a rare municipal service. The city promotes canine hygiene and public welfare, positioning itself as an example for animal care.
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Paris
Women burn to death at La Fayette clubhouse blaze
Fire at the La fayette clubhouse at Minetonka Beach near Minneapolis killed two women. About a dozen guests and employees among the 100 occupants escaped injury. The loss is estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lafayette
Minetonka Beach
Lake Minnetonka
Here
Speedway Destroyed by Fire in San Carlos Blaze
The Greater San Francisco Speedway at San Carlos twenty miles south of San Francisco burned yesterday. The wooden racing course sustained an estimated loss of 200000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Cal
Further Delay Scen For Bonus Measure
Washington dispatch reports another hot chapter in soldiers bonus and tariff debates as Republican and Democratic factions clash over delaying tactics. Senate leaders aim to hold the tariff bill to secure right of way for the bonus before adjournment, with some Republicans split and Democrats planning another procedural fight. Navy appropriations and a major program fight loom as timetable remains unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Navy
Labor Federation Convention Opens Hard Grind In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 19 the American Federation of Labor begins its second week with President Samuel Gompers and officers planning a hard grind possibly including night sessions. Final adjournment is seen Saturday. Main issues: recognition of Russia, court actions seen as blows to organized labor, political program for fall elections, transportation law, and strikes by miners textile workers and railroad shop men.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
American Federation of Labor Convention
Samuel Gompers
Russia
Build a Flower Box From Simple Boards
Instructions explain making a rectangular flower box for a dining room window sill using three boards for length and two small end boards. Tint the box to match furniture and place it on the sill with props if needed.
Beware of Boil on the Lip Warns Surgeon
A boil on the upper lip may seem trivial yet is dangerous and requires the surgeon's best judgment. Death can occur within two to three days whether the boil is left alone or lanced, underscoring the seriousness of the condition.
Shady Beach Five Established as a Pleasure Resort
The article describes Shady Beach Five as a newly established pleasure resort attracting crowds. It notes participants sliding into the river from a ladder in various positions, and mentions a new miniature slide for life completed Sunday and placed in the river for first time, with the resort expected to draw thousands this season.
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Shady Beach
Eagle on His Native Heath Eyrie Scene
A high flying eagle glides above heather with red-brown wings and white barred tail. It swoops, catches a mountain hare in its talons, then rises swiftly toward its hungry family waiting in the eyrie.
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Eyrie
Lunatics as Witnesses in Court
A lunatic’s testimony can be valuable in court as signs of delusions about persecution may be personal. An asylum inmate who was an inn mate may reveal ill treatment of another patient, and such evidence is worth hearing.
Varied Heartstrings and Musical Strings
A reflective line about how hearts differ in tune and temperament, suggesting that love and emotion are uniquely shaped within each person by inner melodies and dispositions.
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Lowell
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