Parkersburg Couple Weds in Cincinnati Ceremony
Miss Jatura Hamilton of Parkersburg and Joy Dye, formerly of Parkersburg now of Bridgeport Illinois, were married Saturday in Cincinnati at the North Avenue Baptist Church parsonage by Rev. Carleton Atwood. The bride wore a dark blue velvet suit with accessories and a corsage of bride's roses and valley lilies. Mrs. Dye is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Hamilton of Clarksburg and had been living with Mr and Mrs Virgil Butcher on Sixteenth street.
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Famiton
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Belog
Jatura Hamilton
Joy Dye
Bridgeport
North Avenue
Carleton Atwalt
Chirch
Itchy Dye
Samuel Hamilton
Clarks
Clarksburg
Virgil Butcher
Sixteenth Street
Couple to Reside in Bridgeport After Cincinnati Visit
The pair, both prominent locals, have ties to the Empire Cleaning and Pressing Company and First Baptist choir. The bride, a contralto soloist with many friends, and the groom, son of Salem residents, have worked with Acme Fishing Tool Co. in this city and Bridgeport. They will move to Bridgeport, Wisconsin after a brief Cincinnati stay.
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Empire Cleaning and Pressing Company
First Baptist Church
Mr. Dye
F. J. Dye
Salem
Acme
Bridgeport
Cincinnati
Dye
Personal visitors and locals tour city on Tuesday
Charles Post former county court member visited the city from Lost Creek. Dr. Alex Hannah of Sardis was a visitor in the city. Col. John W. Carpenter of Salem was not a city visitor. Leé Boggess a Shinnston businessman was a city visitor. Mrs. Herbert H. Henking visited her niece Mrs. Geppert then returned home to Gallipolis Ohio. She had been in Washington DC visiting a relative studying at National Park Seminary. Miss Nelle Manning and Miss Mary Gorman went to Washington to attend a meeting of the American Red Cross Nurses Society. Both are members of the society.
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Charles Post
Lost Creek
Alex Hannah
Sardis
John W. Carpenter
Salem
Leé Boggess
Shinnston
Herbert H. Henking
William L. Geppert
Gallipolis
Washington, D. C
National Park Seminary
Nelle Manning
Mary Gorman
Washington
American Red Grass Nurses Society
Miss Manning
Miss Gorman
Man Refuses Romeo Henry Marriage License in Harsh Utterance
Parkersburg scene as Wood county clerk Edgar Pahl receives a brusque letter from Leighton Henry of Clifton West Virginia. The writer urges denial of a marriage license for his 17 year old son Romeo Henry and even jokingly requests a swift kick if he applies.
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Parkersburg
Edgar Pahl
Wood County
Etter
Clifton
W. Va
Romeo Henry
Clive Rifle
Leighton Henry
Argentina Lights First Electric Lamps at New Plant
The first electric lamps ever made in Argentina were produced at a new plant, marking a milestone in the country's electrification efforts. The opening signals growing industrial capacity and advances in local technology.
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Argentina
Family Avoids Serious Sickness With Black Draught
Mrs J B Whittaker of Midtt Virginia credits Thedford s Black Draught with preventing sickness in her family. The vegetable remedy aids digestion, relieves indigestion, colic and headaches and has been used for over 70 years benefiting more than a million people. Price 25 cents.
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Midtt
J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
No Strike Probable Says White Rat Union
International officers of the White Rat vaudeville and burlesque actors union in Chicago Tuesday say a strike is not imminent. The issue arose from a dispute with the Western Vaudeville Managers Association over recognition and a closed shop, with earlier announcements of a strike in theaters across the middle West.
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Associated
Chiqagg
White Rat Actors Union
Chicago
Western Vaudeville Managers Association
Middle West
West Virginia Congressman Woodyard files election certificate
Special to the Telegram Washington December 12 Congressman H C Woodyard of West Virginia's Fourth district files his election certificate for a full two year term. He plans to appoint for West Point but reports no district applicants for nomination. If Woodyard's $50000 bill for site purchase and building passes Roane county may get a new post office, the only sizeable town in the district lacking one.
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Washington
H. C. Woodyard
West Virginia
Woodyard
West Point
Han
Roane
Dean Hogg notables visit Washington during session
Charles Brigar Hoge of Charmston, former Fiftieth Congress member representing the old Fourth district, attends business in the U S Capitol and claims floor privileges. West Virginia notables in the city include Fleming Fairmont Themes Bramwell Lockwood Charles Town Hrady Davis Elkins Roll Morgantown Weidenbanier Buckhannon Nightbeer Logan Kendrick Huntington Rogers Huntington.
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Washington
Charles Brigar Hoge
Charmston
States Supreme Court
Hoge
Warrant Dismissed Against Gonzales Over Whiskey Charge
A warrant against Joseph Gonzales for whiskey in a public place was dismissed at 3 PM Tuesday by Magistrate Jackson V. Carter after the prosecuting witness failed to appear. Special Officer John S. Siers made the arrest.
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Joseph Gonzales
Jackson V. Carter
John 3S. Siers
What The Doctor Knows About Kidney Health
Health hinges on kidney condition and urine analysis. Bright Disease causes vast illness in New York, prompting demand for remedies. Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root claims to heal kidneys liver and bladder, with sample requests via mail from Clarksburg Daily Telegram readers.
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Kentth
New York
Dr. Kilmer Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Clarksburg
Not Guilty in Prohibition Warrant Case
A Glen Elk No. 2 Italian, Joseph Bonocure, was found not guilty by a jury after a marked dollar was used by Special Officer John S. Slern to trap him in a whiskey sale. The verdict reflects opposition to Prosecuting Attorney A. Judson Fincley and his prohibition crackdowns during his administration.
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A. Judson Fincley
Joseph Bonocure
Glen Elk No. 2
Bonocure
John S. Slern
Slers
Finchey
Pension Bills Favorably Reported by House Committee
Washington December 12 the first special pension bill to pass committee favors granting 340 a month to David Rie of Moundville and 40 a month for James Young of Wheeling and 8 a month for Samuel E Rodehaver of Fairmont Rebecca Henderson of Moundsville is granted 12 a month and Neely urges rescinding penalties on the German Half Dollar Savings Bank of Wheeling and the Chicago Dairy Company of Fairmont
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Washington
Congressman Neely
David Rie
Moundaville
Sneely Loday
James Young
Wheeling
Samuel EH. Rodehaver
Fairmont
Rebecca Henderson
Moundsville
Trois
Neely
Internal Revenue
Chicago Dairy Company
Pearcy family praises gradual recovery after operation
Dr Pearcy moments of relief as Dy. Pearcy recovers from treatment for penicillinitis after an operation at St Marys Hospital. He is at home on Mant Avenue in a steady state, slowly improving after a weeks long hospital stay and near fatal danger. Meanwhile Jim Calvin faces trial for narcotics possession with intent to sell in Albert Durhany Meadbrook, with evidence presented in the criminal court.
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St. Mary's
Mant Avenue
Gusprecht
Pete
Jim Calvin
Ahaotine
Albert Durhany
Mead pAwbrook
Criminal Court
Large mobilization as Swiss sources cite protests in Hyde Park
London dispatch reports from Copenhagen via Exchange Telegraph that Switzerland may reveal King’s presence. More than 60,000 trade unionists gathered in Hyde Park to protest the high cost of living, signaling broad public unrest amid ongoing mobilization debates.
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London
Copenhagen
Switzerland
Hyde Mark
Buckeye Shaver Shot Near Mononga h Station
Fred Shaver a Monongahela police ex member known as Buckeye Shaver was shot and killed Monday afternoon near the trolley station. Hoy Chandler is jailed in Marion county Fairmount on murder charges from a shotgun killing. Reports vary with Crisner and King involved in a disputed night that led to the fatal shooting.
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Monongahs
Ifred Shaver
Monongah
Buckeye Shaver
Crisner
Shaver
O. D. Shaver
Briand Rebuilds Cabinet. Announcement Due in Journal Officiel
Premier Briand announced a completed reconstruction of the cabinet with the list to appear in Wednesdays Journal Officiel. He is expected to address parliament on Wednesday. An English inventor uses over fifty feet of tin tubing filled with peas to alter scratching sounds from phonograph music.
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UY Associated Press
Paris
Briand
Officie
Danger Signal Cough Remedy Promoted as Best Cure
A wartime style testimonial urges treating a cough as a danger signal. It compares coughing to a fire bell and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the effective cure, citing Mrs Thomas Beechinderws Indiana and others who report beneficial results for persistent coughs after colds or grip.
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Thomas) Beechin Drews
Ind
With the Fingers Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless way to remove corns. A few drops applied directly to the corn will lift it out with the fingers, costing about a quarter ounce at drug stores. The compound dries instantly, causes no infection, and suits women hurt by tight shoes.
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Corns
Cincinnnati
Deblication Order in Harrrgon County WV 1916
Order of deblication issued by Wade Coffman Clerk of the Circuit Court of Harrigon County. Dow Davin must appear within one month from first publication to protect his interests. Public notice references a suit by Granville H. Davin against Dow C. Darin for judgment of 918 dollars 44 cents plus interest and attachment of defendant real estate.
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Harrigon County
Waday
Granville
H. Davin
Dow C. Darin
Dow
Davie
Wade Coffman
Charles G. Todice
Sean
John
Ross
Germans Retire From Romania Front Reported
An Associated Press dispatch from London dated December 12 cites a Rome report that German divisions are being refined from Romania and redeployed to other fronts. The Petgrad report notes the Entente gains in the broader war situation.
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London
Rome de Apateh
Petrograd
Rommiania
Stoume Brings A Boy In City Banner Drive
An eight pound bouncing baby boy is welcomed at the home of Harry Vannort, mechanician, 8 Tinberlake Court, after a stork visit Tuesday morning. Those seeking a ride in a real automobile should see Harry now as banners fly across the city.
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Tanrine
Harry Vannort
Mechanician
Tinberlake Court
Harry
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