Monroe Falls Off Bridge In Snow Collapse
A well known young man slipped on snow and fell from a Monroe bridge into a creek, suffering serious injuries and possible fatal head wounds. Timely medical aid from Andrews, Downran, and others, plus transport to Ressler Hospital, followed by surgical care, kept him alive though unconscious. doctors expect possible recovery despite grave injuries.
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Kessler Hospital
Ear Monroe
Monroe
Monras
Tn Bridge
de WR
Andrews
J. H. Downran
Anid
Thiey
Alm API
Ian Fron
Jim
Hari
M. Hart
King
Ressler
Any Remy
A. T
Niall
Silent as the Dead Dispatch Sparks Wartime Rumors
An Associated Press report conveys ambiguous war updates from Tokyo and Port Arthur, noting fluctuating Japanese activity and broader regional tensions. The dispatch hints at strategic movements and potential sieges, with sparse verifiable details and politicized framing.
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Associated Press
Puey Etter
Nazard- Gyeuseaolts
Port Arthur
Wiilbie
Port Arthur Fire Hits Vallada and Gunboat Giliak
Japanese legation in Tokio reports naval action at Port Arthur on Thursday evening. Vallada was set ablaze and towed to the port with stern sack. Eleven ships, including the Giliak gunboat, caught fire. Wayan took fire at 130 and remained alae at 4 15. The Aume transport was sunk. Warehouses and other buildings were badly damaged.
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Tokio
Port Arthur Teporta
Vallada
Giliak
Wayan
Aume
Revival Sparks Growth at Enon Baptist Church Near Beistol
Rev. Bail ley and Rev. Jam S Stamp report from Parkersburg to the Journal and Messenger that the church recently emerged from a freezing spiritual condition. A revival brought new life with sixteen persons professing faith in Christ and fifteen joining the church.
Episcopal Church Childrens Service At Four O’clock
Yesterday at the Episcopal Church a busy program included morning and afternoon services plus a four o clock service for women led by Bishop Gravatt who stressed home and social responsibility. A children’s social will be held at four o’clock and all children are invited.
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Episcopal Church
Gravatt
Waich
Callisthenic Meeting At Y M C A Ends In Success
The Young Men's Christian Association athletic department held a Friday evening callisthenic session from 5 to 6 o'clock. The event drew a good attendance and featured ocular callisthenic work, exertions, and a series of exercises. The program was well received with notable participation and a favorable reception from those present.
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Christian JcciaGan
Anti-Saloon Officer Voices Opposition in West Virginia
An anti-saloon officer from Parkersburg, West Virginia, explains the movement against local dispensaries and prohibition in the state. He insists the league will oppose any dispensation measure and plans to mobilize to block it, signaling active resistance across communities including Grifton.
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West, Virginia
Parkersburg
Chadwick Case Heard In Cleveland Testimony
In Cleveland, Mrs Goodwick sues before a commissioner amid testimony in the Chadwick case. The Warfork Honing Co secretary and treasurer Ira Ray Volk discussions relate to New York connections and dates, with witnesses including Director Waitney. The proceedings unfold as the case moves toward recanvnation and potential return to Cleveland.
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Associated Press
New York
Doe
Bailie Furnishi
Goodwick
Will ‘Ag
Sidnwaive
Cleveland
Associated Pres
Ira Rayvolkes
Warfork
Mae Rerand
Tingtt
Yeemse Wit Dey
Wlifvetors
Siw Fury Epi
Jae Chadwick
Waitney
Tie Herlin Lem
Rejections 3c Local Station Sentences Listed
Five rejections were made with to The per ae ee were James W. Scott, George Hinson, Benjamin Sharer, Harry Bean and Gay Rh. Danser.
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James W. Scott
Gaorge Hinson
Benjsatin Sharer
Harry Bean
Gay Rh. Danser
Harmer Proposes Plan for City Water Works Sale
Harmer urges a detailed ordinance on water supply quality and quantity and advocates free city water with a public vote. He notes council approval of selling the water works for 100000 dollars to an unknown trustee sparked public concern amid drought and questions about franchise value and future water pricing.
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Pblic
Tos Onifaance
Guréiasr
Jae Ata
Bimant
Clarksbuirs
Ivitual Ue
Ynter
Interformes
Guy Fine Billy
Wizzant
Ola
Tywitty
Toome
Bienouvall
Fmerick
Affkinie
Ordnance to Borrow for Water Works and Fire Supply
City considers imposing a water supply bond issue to fund pressure pipes and fire protection. If approved, bonds would be sold at public auction after notice and publication. Voters are urged to support the measure and allow the project to proceed.
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Evry
Trades Council Nominates For Annual Officers Election
An open meeting of the Trades Council held Friday night nominated incumbents and officers for the coming year. M J Pitkin and Tanke Forte were named for president, Chas P Thact and A J Garrett for recording secretary, Jno Prima for financial secretary, and Dan i Homey with William Congilis for prim e night posts. A meeting in Tomar was set for later with full attendance invited.
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Trios and Tabor
Lie Tol
Assorst Sesson
Tore
Oranies Walker
Minis
Tanke Forte Aml
M. J. Pitkin
Jrisilent
Walter Tine Jex
Salwe
Éallors
Chars P. Thftac
A. J. Garett
Wire
Join”. Prima
Financiel Scretary
Ant Dani Home
William Congilis
Tomar
Amaion
Mrs Rood Leaves National Temperance Work
Mrs Rood announces her departure from duties with the American Temperance Association to focus on local temperance and wage work. She has coordinated organization efforts and planned meetings with state legislators to advance bills related to factory workers and social reforms.
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Irene Rood
Pation
Society
Cory
Toprist Caarch
Bluefless
Thia
Tate
Sasiv
Thyre
Ami
Jook
Bamano
Tinton
Hare
Pata
Shete Legislatare
Rood
Amd
Remains Laid To Rest In Holy Cross Cemetery
The funeral of Frank Tasict was held with a local service yesterday. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery, with family and friends paying their respects in a solemn ceremony.
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Frank
Tasict
Typiok
Moni
Westenlay
Holy Cross
Foreigners Will Leave Waldo Mine Sunday Evening
Foreigners and one woman will face the Waldo mine on Sunday evening for Austria and Hungary. They are foreigners and have a plan to fully leave their sanctuary, with likely actions toward departure outlined.
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Austia
Hungary
Oldest Woman Ellen Mines Dies at 94 in Harris County
Ellen Mines widow of late James Madison Mines dies at age 94 after a long, productive life near Cluksburg. She was renowned for vigor and charitable acts, helped build a substantial estate through frugality and industry, and leaves two daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday at two o'clock with interment in the family plot.
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Wee
Ellen Minesiad
Tome Hersom
James
Sealth
Fife
Robert Ti McDanel
Jans Maytison Minos
St Yrars
Lewis Hi
Mitre
Warren
Luwa Red
Wreclnig
Minera Fittro
Witterdiarie
James Molion
Vieini
Acewwvea
Vane
Lonje
Hanna
Gaboert
Peter Minos
Tenland
Avhio
Detteni
Ean
Pichand
Mary King
Rint
Lori
England
Virginia
Wales
Kurz
Kane
Mary Margaret
Aed
Lona
Salem
Lewis Henry Ste
Hannah J
Densi
Jigequie Pe
Clarksvu
Lotta
Asus Dayne
Hagrioon
Tarestone Creak
Adanston
Spd
Wieser Gagipator
Sharksburg
Werton
Slong Witia
Siund
Serands
Harrism
Review of Knights of the Maccabees Tent 19 meeting
The Maccabees Tent 19 held a Friday review with much of the membership present under Acting Master Commander E. F. Goo vit. Prominent plans discussed include a new temple at Waste Dili with brick construction and a foundation laid for the project. Rev. Arbutlis presided on December 15 at 10:45 as members planned a march to the hall with Comalssing rank and Marshal Riodes leading.
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Knigite
Ite
Fiat
Frank L Shannon
Unio
Merrick-Eferahl
Dili
Clarisberg
West Union
Maynlode
Clarksbane
Sanday
Rev
Arbutlit
Somaneneng
Two Year Old Breaks Arm in Local Incident
Readable fragments describe a two year old sustaining a painful arm injury after a collision near East Pike at Fort Sidney. Medical staff attended the injured child and provided care to the mother, with notes on the distress and expected healing over time.
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Little Williams Sinsel
Naif Mom
Clash
Agene Siegel
Bell
East Pike
Fort Sidney
Anemior Wus
Fethow
Tnt
Yi Ibeavety
Dams in River Not God Let Water Flow Free Says Sutton
Hilton Telegram reports F C Sutto n argues against river dams or city water works. He favors artesian wells and sub s Tern a ne an d streams for a pure water supply, warning against damming the West Fork river which could dirty the water and hinder flow. He cites Thomas Patton and Col T Moore Jackson advocating dam projects, but urges practical, cheaper wells to ensure safe supply.
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Hilton
Clarkabng
Ami
Wisien
Thomas Patton
West Fork
Col
T. Moore Jackeon
Siam Tie Burks
Serengta
Thien
Eljah
Music at Waldo Hotel With Special Performances
Special music by raf and CeMenve wm chesten to be given at Waldo Hotel in the afternoon. Soars of N20 wid 22 Aunveree afterenen sal from Ot 73a gomiotpes nigat. Show runs from 12 to 2 with meals available.
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Waldo Hotel
Raf
CeMenve
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Associated Prest
Tostion
Alrcid
Chadwick
Harmer
Biiccard
Walker
Illinois
Awocistion
Bluefield
Ellen Mines
Madison Mines
Cluksburg
Arbuthnot
Waliam Sinsl
Guy Sinsel
Walington
Iscieg
Pearigion
Almgas
F. C. Sutton
Iver
Dee
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