Miriam Fell Hart to star in The Melting Pot drama depiction
The Melting Pot by Israel Zangwill is lauded as a powerful modern drama about America's melting pot future. Miriam Fell Hart will perform in the production at the Christian church Friday evening, while a tale of love between a Jewish musician David Quixano and Vera Meyendal unfolds amid a plot linking Vera’s father to a historical massacre. In other news, Miss Pearl Pratt of this city married Earl B. McAuley in Topeka on November 28, and Mrs. McAuley, a sister of Neil Pratt, previously worked at Watts-Lambert. she relocated in September for a new job and now has many local friends.
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Israel Zangwill
Zangwill
America
Yangwill
David Quixano
Vera Meyendal
New York City
David
Baron Reyerdal
Vera
Miriam Fell Hart
The
Christian Church
Ijunses
Topeka
Kan
Pearl Pratt
Earl Bb. McCauley
McCauley
Neil Pratt
Lee Street
Watts-Lamberd Company
Local visitors from surrounding towns stop in Friday
Personal, Former State Senator C. P. Craiz of St. Mary's was a business visitor to the city Friday. A. B. Coffindatter came from Jarvisville. Walter M. Morris of Mt. Clare visited Friday. Jerome Griffin from Lumberport was here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bartlett from Bridgeport shopped Friday. Lloyd M. Allen of Sardis visited the city Friday.
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C. P. Craiz
St. Mary's
A. B. Coffindatter
Jarvisville
Walter M. Morris
Mt. Clare
Jerome Griffin
Lumiberport
Airs
John L.bartlett
Bridgeport
Lloyd M. Allen
Sardis
Two City High School Basketball Games Tonight
Washington Irving opens its season at home at 8 15 against Shinnston while St Marys hosts St Augustine s of Grafton at 8 o clock on St Marys gym floor. St Marys seeks second win after last Friday loss at Wallace. Paris operates Europe s largest steam turbine electric plant and a street railway power station delivering 120000 horsepower.
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Washington Irving High
Shinnston High
Shinnston
St. Mary’s High School
St. Augustine’ S
St. Augustine’ S High School
Grafton
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Boys
Wallace High Schoo
Wallace
Paris
Europe
Five New Charters Granted by Secretary of State
Certificates of incorporation issued for The Elm Grove Mining Company of Cleveland with 150000 pounds capital and five incorporators from Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Wolf Fork Coal Company of Pikesville with 50000 dollars capital, and four other new corporations including The Ratoff Coal Company in Stonewall, West Virginia Beverage Company in Charleston, and Gem Garage Company in Huntington, listing respective incorporators and capitals.
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Elm Grove Mining Company
Cleveland
Triadelphia
Ohio County
James A. Paisley
William W. Woods
Thomas Stillorn
Redfield
Joseph Arkwright
Epton
John Kennedy
Parnassus
Wolf Fork Coal Company
Pikesville
Kentucky
West Virginia
Capital
Harry Scherr
Wells Goodytoontz
R. W. Sheppard
Bertha A. Cannon
Frieda Jarrett
Williamson
Ratoff Coal Company
Stonewall
Raleigh County
S. H. Blackburn
Fire Creek
Ernest Echols
J.C. Echols
J. H. Dempsey
Dimumoelk
R. J. Carter
Fayetteville
West Virginia Beverage Company
Charleston
Acapital
H. L. D. Hoffman
C. M. Miller
Julien Gunn
Richmond
J. Howard Hundley
F. B. Morgan
Gem Garage Company
Campaign spending reports filed after election in West Virginia
Charleston dispatch states the West Virginia Republican committee reported total expenditures of 97,285 through Clarksburg headquarters. Democratic committee treasurer Beall filed 8,220 in total expenditures. The Republican tally listed 372 contributors with 25,000 from the national committee and 22,000 from W L Highland. Other major gifts included 5,000 from the national congressional committee and 4,000 from Senator Nathan Goff. Senator W E B Chilton reported spending 3,643 in his post election statement.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Republican Executive Committee
Dave Gideon
Clarksburg
Wylie W. Beall
Democratic State’ Executive Committee
Republican National Committee
W. L. Highland
National Congressional Committee
United States
Nathan Goff
W. EB. Chilton
Hepzibah Becomes Busy Suburban Hub Near Clarksburg
Hepzibah in Harrison county is transforming after a century of little growth. The Lyon Improvement Company has built eight new dwellings and twelve cottages have gone up by residents. An Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall rises as six more buildings go up, plus a coal mine near the Short Line railroad opposite the old Hepzibah Baptist church.
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Hepzibah Baptist Church
Boyd Allen
Hepzibah
Clarksburg
Caloric attacked by German sub. two crew killed
A Norwegian steamship the Caloric was fired upon by a German submarine. Two crew members were killed while the ship escaped without damage. A Copenhagen dispatch confirms the incident from December 8. In London, Liberal reports on a new cabinet position mention A. J. Balfour as foreign secretary and Lord Cecil as parliamentary under secretary for foreign affairs.
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AMY Agsociated
London
Caloric
Copenhagen
Amy
Dondon
A. J.balfour
Robert Cecil
West Virginia Supreme Court Eyes Adjournment After Busy Session
Charleston December 8 The supreme court of appeals of West Virginia is progressing toward adjournment likely within the coming week. An alternate writ of mandamus returnable December 12 was issued on petitions by Fred L. Fox against John T. Harris clerk and others. Various petitions and appeals were discussed or granted including cases from Wyoming, Randolph, Cabell, Mercer, Harrison, Kanawha, Tucker, and Monongalia counties. The court also ruled on quashing a mandamus in the Monongalia case and granted several writs of error and supersedeas. A special meeting of Herman Lodge No. 6 will be held tonight at 7 in the Masonic temple for first degree work.
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Charleston
Jah St. Clair
A. J. Ellis
Wyoming County
Jon Thompson
Flw. Smith
Randolph County
Warwick Hutton
Kili ‘Hutton
Gay Coal and Coke Company
Allen Mounts
Cabell County
Molly Stinson
Edward &. White
National Coal Company
W. Overholt
Harrrison
Charles V. Hare
John GC. Price
Monongalia County
Joseph Kilgore
Clarksburg Casket Company
Valley Undertaking Company
Harrison County
Q. C. George
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Mercer ‘County
J. John F.bartlett
Western Maryland’ Railway Company
Tucker County
Horse Creek Lands and Mining Company
John A. Midill
Lincoln County
Herman Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Sore throat remedies warned against curing with folk methods
A public health notice cautions against old wives tales for sore throats and urges using Tonsiline instead. It warns that customs like lamp oil, fat with wraps, or old socks offer no medical benefit and may harm patients. The advisory highlights Ton sine prices 25 and 50 cents and mentions hospital size or cost context.
Parcel post tests distribution of state supplies
The state tax commissioner is testing parcel post this week by sending about 20 000 pounds of supplies to county assessors. Packages include land and personal property assessment books and various blanks, wrapped securely. Average shipment per county is 364 pounds, with larger counties receiving more. Previously, express service carried these materials. The parcel post expansion prompted this trial for 55 counties.
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Jhas
Randolph and Addison Purchase Thompson Garage Firm
Randolph and Addison acquire Thompson Garage Company at 165 West Main Street to operate a cash automotive repair storage and accessory business. Addison previously worked eight years with Col e and National factories in Indianapolis and is praised as an efficient automobile repair expert. Randolph has prior ties to the auto trade.
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Thompson Garage Company
West Main Street
R. C. Randolph
W. G.addison
Randolph and Addison
Addison
Cole’and National Factories
Indianapolis
Randolphs
City for the last two years and en joys a wie acquaintance
Fragmentary text notes a city reference over the last two years and an individual enjoying a wide acquaintance within the community. No clear event or names to anchor full facts. The readable content suggests a local social or urban note without definable actions or outcomes.
Tornado at Atlanta causing heavy losses and church damage
A tornado swept over Atlanta on Friday causing about 40 000 in damages to shops and destroying Catholic Methodist and Baptist churches. Two men were slightly injured and a child reported killed in the disaster.
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Anameratag rHeeel
Atlanta
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