MISSIA AND JAPAN AGREE ON TREATY AND PEACE
A historic peace conference report notes that Missia and Japan have agreed on a treaty ending the war. The news describes rapid telegraph and train dispatches, Russian moves, and potential terms including Sakhalin and railway questions. Delegates prepare to discuss indemnities, prisoner exchanges, and the future of the Chinese Eastern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missia
Japan
Ang
Masy
Sakhalin
Ianis Pier
Hoosevelt
Russia
Far East
Harkin
Trolley Aide Introduces Singing Cars and Candy Runs
The Tagine committee unveils a novel trolley event this week featuring singing cars on each car and a long list of refreshments including 404 Inuit pope corn plain caramel and other candies. Departure from Main and Pike streets with stops at Thin Clay Oak Second Walls corner. Tickets available at several locations with proceeds benefiting the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick
Main
Pike Street
Font Gas Jy Io
Wilton
Rhodes
Andrews
Lenzie Mermburs
Funds Raised for Baptist Church Building Project
A local drive coordinated by Rev Barnes and others aims to fund an edifice for the Baptist denomination. Architects Gladdon & Almander prepare bee pits for the construction as part of the fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boplide
Northin i
Huey
Mawell
Barnes
Than
Otis Stont
Il Couleotts
Gladdon & Almander
On Time Play Promises Curio Strangeness At Enchanted Venue
The fragment describes a punctuality demand for a curtain rise presumed at 8:30. Odd names and misordered phrases hint at a schedule and crowd behavior. It notes tardy arrivals and warns latecomers away from seating, suggesting an arranged stage event with strict entry rules.
Colorful Disturbance Noted in West Hunt Case
Report describes a colored man drugged during a West Hunt incident and given whiskey, with a judge ordering immediate action. Proceedings indicate the suspect faced punishment while investigators pursue details of the event and the responsible party.
Beer Feast Trouble Leads to Convictions for Local Youths
W H Strader Edw Prank Rutherford and others faced charges after a Monday night raid at Ocean Mines where a keg beer party turned harmful. They allegedly attempted a celebration by imitating a militia show while stealing items from J B Morrison. Most were convicted. Shrader awaits further charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Strader
Rutherford
Smith
Tiley
Anne
J.B. Morrison
Ocean Mines
Morrisn
West Virginia Nation Guard
Shrader
Convention Begins at Wallace in Harrison event
The Harrison-area meeting will select a convention at Wallace with attendees from nearby. Devotional led by Tree and W D Reed of Wallace Methodist Church. Dedication sermon by K Avtertimot. Delegates assigned. Evening program features Ted Tamberd, L B Moore of Broal Institute on Cyril's Methods, and W G Shafer of Raft went to discuss actions.
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Harison -Evinty
Orkalenrg
Tree
W. D. Reed
Wallies
Tamberd
L. B. Moure
Broal- Instiitte
Cyril
GC. Shafer
Negotiating for Land Between Parties in Feud Context
Negotiations involve Teva W Stewart and others working toward a land deal spanning 1 to 8 acres. The parties aim to settle after a prolonged feud around a fringe property near a watershed, with surveys underway and the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teva W. Stewart
Cenung
fTonpos Fisher
Jokhannon
CW. McCormick | Pirkorshirs
AL Stackson
Atonsinn
Dance at Union Park Kanipht Night at the Park
A fragmentary note describes a dance at Union Park with mentions of performers and a conductor. The text is garbled but references a program, Trish night, and a leader named Walters. Details are unclear due to damaged wording.
The Big Fair at Pennsboro Opens This Week
The annual Pennsboro fair, the region’s largest attraction, begins this week and runs through Friday. It has drawn thousands of visitors from surrounding counties, with many attractions promised to set records and excitement expected from the races and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennshers
Besa
Pennsboro
Clark Iynte
Phinar
Senator Darst Visits In State Tax Offonints Week
In Jackson County Senator Darst arrives in the city for official duties, remaining throughout the week. Local officials note the visit focuses on state tax policy and regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TS. Darst
Tackson County
Senators Debate Philippine Independence Stance
Senators from West Virginia and others spoke on Philippine independence amid U S protectorate ideas. The talks touched on greater autonomy and questions on timing, with several speakers opposed to a quick move toward full independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buturor Wright
Senet
West Virginia
United States
Cilieys
Stosers
Warren
Ep Grosvenor
Marne
Cooger
Sunday School Picnic Reported With Guests
Sunday school at innick held a picnic at the jerk Thvatay with Supt T W Gare sot and the teachers in charge. Over two human persone constituted the picnic party and the day was very jovial with outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innick
Romine Arrested On Gipias Charge
Cecil Tomine of Reynoldeville is arrested by Deputin Sher rightn Lame and Constable Lew Caffman. Romine indicted by grand jury for a charge tied to a traffic incident months ago near Wott Sanmait station. He has been jailed.
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Cecil Tomine
Reynoldeville
O'Neil Stonday
Sherrighn Lame
Lew Caffman
Romine Stants
Grand-Farr
Oletine
Ie Wott Sanmait
Heave
Geroither
Deagon's Ordained at Wilsonburg in Blurred Text
A fragmented OCR note reports an ordination at Wilsonburg with unclear names and phrases. It hints at religious rites and prayers linked to the event, mentioning figures like Hiv and Danel and a change to the deabens, all captured in garbled form.
Great Game Of Ball At Wilkanbird Dome
Fragmented OCR text hints at a baseball or ball game between teams with names like Wilkanbirds and Fairmont. Manager Francis Whince leads the Drexdhige or Twwestp Abe team. Mentions a Friday date and a high stakes cross hats event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hall
Eagles Flop Their Wings at Weekly Meeting
The article describes a chaotic eagle-themed gathering with scattered phrases about attendance, trade, and a ceremonial event. It mentions a new battery and a grand ceremony at Tepvor, with an implied focus on return home and a promotional song or motto.
Peace Bond Involving Mrs Rutherford Over Fence Dispute
Ollie Rutherford of Quebec appeared before Justice Itiley on Morayne Street for threatening behavior after an argument over a fence. The woman allegedly chased the man with a hatchet claiming he had a gun and intended to kill him. A peace warrant issued. she was bound over to keep the peace for ten months or forfeit $100, with risk of further action if the man remains threatened.
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Ollie Rutherumd
Qecan
M.S Itiley
Toneervator
Peane
Morayne
H.stutler
Teiluy
Indy
Sutherford
Empire National Bank Growth Report Shows Strong Confidence
Empire National Bank announces rapid growth over its first nineteen years, with deposits near a million and public trust rising. The statement highlights sound management and financial strength, citing stability and rising confidence among depositors and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Nation
Empire
Wational
Humane society agents busy in Wheeling city
In Wheeling, humane society officers work with police to study aged and workhouses, promoting child welfare and seeking permanent homes for orphans. The society supports asylum homes and has already provided several safe placements, with local officials coordinating efforts.
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Brown
Wiest Wincimai
Ineal
Dorn
Anip
B. B. Stout
Teletrance prize contest at heat bay fair attracts entries
The contest invites girls to submit their best reports with prizes of three, two, and one dollars. Participants must come to the office on opening day of the fair, hand in writings, and await judging by the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heat Bay
Aleindly
Nat Trereby
Wedding In Colored Society At Broad Oaks House
Mr Terry Robinson and Miss Matilda Walker will wed at Mrs Lucas home in Broad Oaks Thuredex afternoon at two. After the ceremony guests will return to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Robinson
Matilda Walker
Lucas
Broad Oaks
Ming Martha
Marcells
Ie Na Srndeemmund
Alexander Tnesitor An Bratamen
Boay
Thei
Tyreeism and the Northview Sanhedrin Faith Debate
A local sect led by Tyree, a sanctified pastor, has grown into a belief system rejecting medicine and preaching lay on of hands. Critics warn of spiritual danger as a Sanhedrin like assembly forms at Northview and case of diphtheria with dismissed medical care arises. Public health officials urge stopping the spread of this faith and replacing healers with medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyree
Tyre
Jeulerdy
Inker
Northview
Jostim Drmust
Monndaville
West Park
Shone
Ammundaville
Fine Shoes Are Dispatched From Commonwealth Rep
M. G. Cunningham of this city, representing the Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company of Bownton, is in town for a few days before touring Ohio and Michigan to push trade. He has eighteen years in the business and is praised for his line of samples at the Traders hotel, including the Bostonian Stoughton and other high grade shoes. The article predicts Cunningham will expand the company’s reach in his territory through his sales efforts.
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M. G. Cunningham
Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Company
Bowton
Ohio
Michigan
Evern
Stoughton
Cunningham
Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co
Bank Statements Called For By Controller In Washington
An Associated Press report from Washington cites the Comptroller of the Currency calling for bank statements. The note mentions national banks at the close of the text, with unclear details and potential OCR errors in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeociatet Press
Washington, D. C
Ute Tex
Horner's Remains Taken Home After Tragic Death
The remains of Charlies Horner, a Lamberport merchant, who died stepping from a moving streetcar Monday afternoon, were taken to his home in Yarmberport Tuesday forenoon after brief services at his parents' home, Col. and Mrs. F. Y. Horner. The funeral will be held tomorrow, with the Tennessen family expected to arrive by then. Born November 23, 1850, he was nearing his 60th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Hornor
Lamberport
Yarmberport
Col
Mfrs
FY. Horner
Ber Ry
Me Danel
Feo Kone
Tennessen
Johnson Denies Family Dispute With Clarkeburg Storage Firm
Johnson denies claims by his brother Howard Johnson that he left his wife and family. The matter centers on alleged hiring of a new driver by Clarkeburg Lee and Storage Company and the disputed departure of Tienest Johnson during a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Johnson
Clarkeburg Lee & Storage Company
Howard Johnson
Tienest Tohnson
Vacati
Ice Company
Editors Dined Master Robert Hill at Teletram Office
An unclear report notes Robert Hill amid a dining scene at the Teletram office with references to a penalty. The fragmented text hints at a late event involving Hill and a related action, but specifics are unavailable due to damaged source material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hill
Wight
Robert St
Uae
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Wortemonth
N. H
Sae
Hal Cone
Tott Tenway
EeFimpett
Monsy
HW Baily
St. Petersburg
Pisit MeeMe
Isi
Baptist Ghurgh
Cate
Irinck
S. 5
Wallace
Union Park
Kanipht
Gunnar Aiver
Orchetro Wil Ordi
Darst
Sen. Scott
Filipings
Romine
Gipias
Deagon
Wilsonburg
Meme
Johnson
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