Paris Economist Sees No World War Bankruptcy Ahead
Paris December reports economist Paul Leroy Beaulieu states Europe will not face universal financial collapse due to the war. He predicts global commerce shifts with higher tariffs, sustained industrial rebuilding, and a long recovery ahead, led by the United States and England while Germany recovers slowly.
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Paris
Paul Leroy Beautieu
Europe
England
United States
Yolrnd
Germany
Natlina
Jonker
Ambiguous excerpt hints at mistaken benefit claim
Fragmentary line references a conflict or comparison, mentions beneficiaries, customers, and a person named Jona. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible to identify a specific news item or outcome.
Oil venture in Tyler County draws Parkersburg visitors
Dr Paul Engle and Harry Meredith of Middlevourum visit Parkersburg to discuss opening a large oil venture in Tyler County. The project aims to mobilize local capital to develop the Blaworth district prospect tied to nearby Maxon Keepar and Big Injun formations. Well No 1 has begun by contractor John Neeley of Sintornville.
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Warkersburg
Dee
Paul Engle
Harry Meredith
Middlevourum
Wea
Tyler
Blaworth
John Neeley
Sintornville
Maxon
Wire in heart ends cow death in Texas
A cow in Marcos Texas died after a four inch wire piece embedded in its heart as it ate fodder. E H Witton traced the cause finding the wire pierced the oesophagus and entered the heart. Reports indicate many reading circles form this winter with county agents and teachers leading locally. New Zealand contributed ten days of relief funds for Belgium.
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Ban Marcos
Tex
M. Bowell
E.H. Witton
Nome
Wiese
Annual Bar Meet Set for Here in December
The West Virginia Bar Association will hold its thirty-fifth annual meeting here on Wednesday and Thursday, December 20 and 30. Governor George W. Atkinson and TR Spillman headline papers on legal education and history. The program covers addresses, reports, elections, committees, and two banquets with sessions on law and morale and protection of rights. Local officials and members from Parkersburg, Charleston, Wheeling, Marlinton and New Martinsville participate, with meetings at the executive council and committees on admissions, nominations, and legacies.
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Attandons
Benet and Hur
George W. Atkinson
United Sihes Court of
Etalion
Committee On
TR. Spillman
Charleston
West Virginia
Har
J. W. Vandervort
Parkers-burg
Charles G. Conman
Committee On Admissions
Lis
Thomas P. Jacobs
New Martinsville
Supreme Court of the United States
Casey
Executive Council
W. P. Willey
John Ci Palmer
Wheeling
Commitsa
Ofc
American Bar Association
B.M. Ambler
Roscoe ‘Pound
Piper
Andrew Price
Marlinton
Muons P. Jacobs
Spillman
JC. Smith
John C. Fulmer
Atkinson
Young Harvard in Army Draws Attention in London
Among the troops recently appearing in the army the name Lionel De Jorsey Harvard stands out as a descendant of John Harvard. He was graduated last June from an American college founded by his ancestor. Young Harvard has been granted indulgence in the Grenadier Guards, with three battalions already serving in Flanders and a fourth training in England.
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London
Lionel de Jorsey
Harvard
John Harvard
American’ College
Grenadier Guards
Flanders
England
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