Romania Wavers In Policy Amid Balkan Tension
Reports from London and Athens indicate Romania's policy remains wavering as Entente powers press for a settlement in the Balkans. Greek and Italian moves are noted as signs of growing Entente unity. In separate news, Mark Davis, 68, dies after illness. funeral arrangements set for Salem with relatives listed.
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London
Alfaire
Balksav
Roumania
Athens
Powers
Entente
Grugen
Hellvnilc
Skowioud
Constantine
Fronett
Greece
War Council
Paris
Saunday
Italy
Petro
Mises
Balkan Campalea
Albamian
Bell Drin
Scutari
Ausiriene
Rockefeller Jr Inspects Mining Properties in Clarksburg Region
John D. Rockefeller Jr with a party of notables visits Clarksburg area to inspect Consolidation Coal Company properties. They tour the city, view the Fourth Street bridge work, and discuss plans for a proposed spur line with officials from the Consolidation Coal Company and Western Maryland railways.
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John D. Rockefeller, JR
Topal
Air Vie Traction Company
Tie Fontin Travor
Eloe
Alatgu
Weal Baalny
Lin Intartiryan Chali
Rocketaker Canine
New York
O'Eluck
AL Cut
Milan
Weatern Marz
Rockefeller
Gubue
Oll
Westred
Thapeckiil Propertiex Veron
Fauaa
Nywapaparinéteam
Shaa
Jrtalaal
W. Watson
Mulraud
Conag
MooFa
Nehiniunit
Gierat Mainjoee
Rourahoe Valley
Laman
Conia Arn Welgle
Mate Song
Wallop
Theig Ion Coal Company
Tron
Tene Smyth
Malan
Ella
Couri Thy Corkolidadlems
Calvin’ Carstou
Estenvonts
Vingtaia Golidation
Cox
French official signals hard line for long war end
Paris reports Albert Thomas under secretary of war warned no peace soon unless Alsace Lorraine, Belgium, and Serbia are restored and German militarism ends. His remarks, among the first from a high cabinet official, attract wide attention as the government clarifies its peace stance.
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Paris
Alsace
Lorrain
Belgium
Serbia
Albert Thomas
Thomas
Elul
Peritonis Thomas Houghton Dies After Operation
Thomas Houghton aged 62 an employee of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Norwood died in a local hospital Sunday night after an appendicitis operation. Surviving relatives include his daughters Mary and Margaret Haughton of New Albany Ind several other relatives. He came to this city with the Plate Glass Company from New Albany and had many friends who mourn his death.
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Thomas Houghton
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Norwood
Margaret Haughton
McDonald
Mary Haughton
New Albans
Ind
James Andghton
Margaret Hult
Rebecks
Jane Haughton
B.A. James
Bradford
H. _ Rogan
Cellareburg
Tad
Slers
Haughton
Prohibition Party Announces Meetings Tomorrow
Three Prohibition party meetings will be held tomorrow. The executive committee will meet at 10:30 AM in the Parsous hotel. A 2:30 PM conference is planned in the county commissioners’ room, and a 7:30 PM gathering in the circuit court room. National Secretary Menshae of Chicago will address the events.
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Prohibition Party
Alata
Parsous
Coure
Eircutt Court
Aight
National Recrpary Menshae
Chicago
Miner Charged With Bootlegging in Vincent Area
John Lowe, a coal miner at the Vincent mine east of the town, is jailed awaiting a hearing before Justice Jaciann Carter on bootlegging charges. Deputies Wolfe and Slers seized eleven pints of whiskey two quarts of rum from Lowe's mining kettle. The case, filed by the county sheriff, is set for 3:20 PM Monday.
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John Lowe
Vincent
Eft
Juistice Jaciann
Lews
Justice Carter
Uncle Joe Cannon Back in Harness in 64th Congress
Washington reports the sixty fourth Congress convened with both houses in session and major work ahead. The Democratic majority set Champ Clark as speaker amid a partisan lineup. discussions center on defense revenues preparedness and investigations. President Daniel Howard cites a coal industry oil shortage easing with car supply forecast to reach 75 to 80 percent normal in weeks ahead.
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Joe Cannon
Washington
Senate
Sppaker South Trimble
Champ Clerk
Missouri
Representa‘ve
Tweny
Old Guard
Daniel Howard
Une Coal Operators’ Association
Wnortage
Fairmont
Howard
Mrs Mary J Sacks Dies at 76 at Home on South Chestnut
Mrs Mary J Sacks aged 76 died Sunday morning at her home on South Chestnut Street after a long illness. She is survived by a son and three daughters, including Joan F. Beverly and Margaret B. Sucies of Randolph County and Mrs J V Watson of this locality. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Mary J. Sacks
South Chestnut Street
Joan F. Beverly
Wilbur Pigott Claimed By Death A City Resident
Wilbur Pigott aged 43 a well known city resident died Sunday night at his root in the Colurs building after an illness of complications. He was born in April 1872 in Cunningham Run and lived in the county all his life. He worked in the drug business with A N Smith under Picott and Smith, later ran the business alone. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs Amanda Pigott of Shiumston and several siblings. He was a prominent member of the Clarksburg lodge of Elk and a past exalted ruler. Arrangements for the funeral are pending.
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Mark Davis
Ake
Howe
Salem
Anna Diving
Te City
Stee
Virginia Vers
Flopida
J. D.iyownoum
Flemington
Ud Mira Myrtle Davis
Newton Dayin
Long
Otto D. Davis
Parkornburg
Mingo Dayta
Piteairn Allnes
Mie Sons
Wilbur Pigott
Mr. Pigott
Cunningham
Haa
Ealf'an
Robinson Ren
al X. Smith
Picott and Smith
Amanda, Pigott
Shiumston
Aira
The
Grand Lodge of Elks
Congress Opens War Session in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Congress convened amid war atmosphere with President Wilson to address a joint session. Speaker Champ Clark reelected, Senate setup completed, and leaders praised as the chamber prepared to work through the emergency.
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Washington
Hatan
Sonale
Wilson
Sion
Clave
Giurk BP
Arkumaan
Murshall
Maan
Busine
Senate
Inital
A¢Ea Fn
Baker
Trotter Speas in Washington for Education Meeting
Acting President Frank B. Trotter of West Virginia University has been in Washington for several days studying a meeting of educational leaders. He presented a plan on educational work and spoke about Sunday morning proceedings with fellow educators.
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Washington
Franke B. Trotter
West Virginia University
Trotter
Beautiful Elks Memorial Service Held Locally in 1915
A large Clarkabur Elks Lodge memorial service was conducted Sunday afternoon at the Robinson Grand theater. The program featured music by Orphans Velot, led by A. Stauth, with the Cadenza orchestra under AvP Wall, stage effects by Hil Corbin, and tributes by Willhun Ty PUI Nps and Rev. Dr. K. Burner. The ceremony honored deceased members and highlighted the lodge’s ideals of benevolence and brotherly love.
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Clarkabur
Stauth
Musciane
Avp
Mont Promsing
J. Ron
General Memorial
Samml
Teg
Avi
Wobers
Hil Core bin
Arta Opera
Willhun Ty Pui Nps
Mie New York
Arund Lodge
Phillipe
Prainos Clarkabure
Tanmoria
Phunda
Dri K. Burner
Cavenna Orchestra
Modern Building May Replace Burned Hotel
Judge Charles W. Lamb of Charleston asks for adjustments of insurance on the Walker House building on Wall Pike, destroyed by an early morning fire. Lamb carried $52,628 coverage on the burned structure. other insured properties include McGowan's Chop House, Carakadan's grocery, and neighboring buildings. Fire investigators found no evidence of arson and inspected the remains for signs of damage. Two hotel guests jumped from a second floor window during the blaze. their names and injuries are briefly noted.
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Charles W. Lamb
Charleston
Ai Prams Court
Walker House
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Tha Dar
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Champ Clark
House of Representatives
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U. S. Capitol
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