West Virginia Claims and railroad issues debated at cap
The piece recounts West Virginia senators debating Civil War claims, urging passage or amendments, and notes criticism of delays. It also covers railroad policy talks, calls for a state railroad commission to ensure service and car distribution, and warns that tariff debates may bring hard times. It ends with a Red Cross day reminder and seal drives.
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Benster
Geott
Capitol
Virginia
Scott Dis
West
Court of Claims
Sen
West Virginia
Union
New Hampshire
Burnham
West Virena
Baltimore and Ohio
Curlin
Cleveland
Red Cross Christmas Seals Urge Civic Duty
A passage extols Christmas seal drives to fund Red Cross work and fight tuberculosis. It highlights the need for hospital care and education, praising seals as lifesaving, educational gifts that support the army medical fight and community welfare. The text connects fundraising to moral duty and national solidarity.
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Red Cross
Fighters Forfeit Bonds In Pike Street Fight
Three men forfeited cash bonds of 15 each after a free for all fight on Pike street. Two others paid fines for drunkenness. Mayor Frank Jkn Moore presided at the police court session.
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Pike Street
Frank Jkn Moore
Simpson Man Fined For Drunken Disorderly Conduct
Wesley Wyckoff of Simpson was fined $1 and costs in Justice Gordon's court for being drunk and disorderly Friday night at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad passenger station. He paid the fine and was released. J A Relvey of the railroad detective force arrested him.
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Wesley Wyckoff
Simpson
G. H. Gordon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. A Relvey
Railroad Detective Force
Foreigner fined for disorderly conduct on railroad
Michael Atury of Pittsburg was fined 31 and costs after a Friday arrest by railroad detective John MicNemar for disorderly behavior on the Baltimore and Ohio line. He was released after paying the fine and costs.
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Michael Atury
Pittsburg
Samuell W. Down
Baltimore
Psssenger
Die-hard Wilder Animal Expert Hagen deck Derlin Dies at Home
Noted collector and trainer of wild animals Haget peck died at his Hamburg area home on December 17. J. and EB. Maxwell of West Union are staying at the Waldo Hotel as visitors.
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Derlin
Cerl Hagetpeck
Hamburg
EB. W. Maxwell
West Union
The Girl from Howe Town and other plays at Grand
A mixed bill featured The Girl from Howe Town at the Grand with additional offerings including The Tix That Binds and The Queen of the Rockies. Listings include local showtimes, venues, and a Christmas shopping reminder with generic ads and real estate notes.
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Slyde
My Howe Town
the Grand
Upton Hotel
D.C. Davis
Wftermoon
Advertising Telegram Claims Impossible Becomes Possible
A fragmented telegram style ad asserts that “GEHTTISING” can achieve what seems impossible. It suggests a bold message about surpassing limits and turning dream outcomes into reality, using bold phrasing and emphasis on possibility.
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