Grangers Annual Session in Virginia State Grange
Virginia State Grange held its annual session with officers from the State Board of Chifacts and patrons in attendance. The Worthy Master praised past work, discussed taxation, square deal principles, and urged member dedication to the Grange’s ideals and national goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginat State Grange
Hadhandey
Nomaal Heston
Tueday
Welock
Penn
College of Ares
Virginia
State Board of Cliface
Seer Aly
West Virginia
Abe
Pittle Sons
Grange
Neartahanen
Vhs
Highland man found dead near railroad tracks after accident
Thomas Unives of Highland a minor employee of Fat mont s Company was found dead beside railroad tracks about 150 yards east of Chlke Dean drd tiories. The body was identified later by S.S. Fares and A. D. Fitzhugh of Bridgeport. He leaves a wife deceased, two children, two brothers in Bridgeport, two sisters and a brother in Monongah. Found on him were $26 in money, a promissory note, two railroad tickets, a gold watch, and other articles. The watch was still running several hours after death.
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Thomas Unives
Highland
Fatmont _ s Company
Oer
Ania
Justice M_ 5
Riley
S.S. Fares
A. D. Fitzhugh
Bridgeport
George
Charles Graves
Ella Kester
John Sheets
Frank Graves
Monongah
Hawse Graves
Clarkeburgy
Clarkshure
Pstranze
Dull Politics at Abans Adamston
Town politics in Adamston show little heat as voters prepare for a local official unveiling. A contest forms over initiative timing with opposition planning to force the other side to reveal positions. The mayoral race is framed by challenges to seating and election judges named: William J. Primm, Daniel H. Oatright, and George Frommeyer.
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Adamston
Tower Council
William J. Primm
Daniel NH. Oatright
George Frommeyer
Record Breaks World Typing Record in Fort Worth
Dee Alexander Mood, deputy clerk to the Court of Civil Appeals, broke the world typing record yesterday by completing 6?0 words in the first half hour and 55 percent of words in the full hour at Fort Worth.
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Dee Alexander M. Mood
Court of Civil Appts
Gyorld
Fort Worth
Grange Vistory and the Grand Farmers’ Brotherhood
A distorted account extols the Grange and the grandest brotherhood of farmers, praising its role in sustaining West Virginia’s agriculture, uniting Patrons, and promoting rural progress. It urges continued support for agriculture and the Grange’s future plans for the state and nation.
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Reat
Childern
Virginia
Cheer to the Orphans Aid Drive for West Virginia Homes
The Children's Home Security of West Virginia founded in 1896 seeks homes for homeless children. A Charleston campaign appeals for guardians, mentioning monthly support amounts and child ages, asking readers to open their homes and hearts.
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Children’s Home
West Virginia
Dinvie
Charleston
Sowers
Washington St. Charleston
V- Vay
Mobs Kill Troops in Harsh Battle at Iukin
A dispatch reports that mobs of Dithunians and Ethonians attacked Cossacks and Dragoons, the sole military force in Iukin. The fighting left many soldiers dead or mutilated, with severed limbs and dismembered bodies found. Six hundred troops arrived in Iukin the following morning.
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Associated Press
Tukum
Associated Pres
Iukin
Mfabs
County Court Still Gaines County Court Still
A garbled county court entry from Gaines County notes errors in acreage assessments and exonerations. It mentions buildings reduced in value, added trees, exoneration of personnel property, and Granville Knight as guardian nominee for Tom Wagner’s infant heirs.
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Genine Payne
Tommide
Granville
Knight
Yuardian
Tom C. Wagner
Boy Sent to Reform School After Indictments
Judge Lynch Tuesday afternoon sentenced Floyd yr Stutler to the Boy’s Reform School at age eighteen. H W Davis pled not guilty to fourteen misdemeanor indictments. David Burton Bratler was found guilty of an assault with intent to maim disable or kill.
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Iudge Lynch
Floyd Yr Stutler
Reform School
H. WH. Davis
David Burten
Sabin’ Dawid Burton Bratler
Ae Tonlowful Ssanudt
Found in Glew Elk in drunken helpless state
A man found helpless and intoxicated before noon in Glew Elk was brought to the police station by an express wagon driver after clothing pockets disclosed 49 dollars in two pockets. The city was urged to pity him as the judge spoke of the angel.
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Tevliy
Hopel
San
Wilkon Gobacest
Armenians Set Homes Ablaze in Missulman Quarter Clash
AP dispatch from Constantinople reports armed Armenians set 10 houses on fire in the Missulman quarter to bar entry or exit, trapping inmates as firemen attempted to fight flames. Fifty Turkish subjects are believed dead amid continuing fighting. telegraphs describe refugees swelling overcrowded camps.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Tithe
Caricasia
Missulman
Jewels Presented to Clarksburg Knights Templars Past Masters
The Clarksburg Commandery of Knights Templars in regular session presented past jewels to two Sir Knights promoted to the rank. Past Sir Thomas Wallis Delbridge and Sir Stuart Reed received gold designs in microcentner settings, with Delbridge honored on his fifty ninth birthday. Delbridge and Reed praised the order and its aims as they accepted the jeweled tokens.
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Clarksburg
Knights Templars
Thomas ‘T. Wallie
Delbridge
Desizn
Stuart FL Reed
Sir Wallis
Wallis
Anferente Order
Mistry
Order of Knight Semplyrs
Aytey
Reed
Tie
Knight
Deltridge
Team of Horses Tread Live Wire in Accident
A Dunkirk Seed Company agent driving a wagon with a team of horses collided with a live trolley wire. The horses were shocked and fell on brick paving, the driver and bystanders helped free them. The animals recovered with no serious injuries reported.
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Dunkirk Seed Company
Bell Telephone Company
Clarksorg lodge of Else holds weekly meeting tonight
The Clarksorg lodge of Else schedules its regular weekly meeting for tonight at 8 oclock on Aird street in Blue Lodo Topi.
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Clarksorg Lodge
Else Will Oceax
Ovcock
Bue Lodo Topi Om Aird Street
Progressive West Virginians Portray State Leaders in New Book
A new publication titled Progressive West Virginians profiles regional figures and the state’s development over twenty years. Robert E. Murphy oversaw production after prior delays from a fire destroying plates, with portraits of judges, senators, and local notables from Harrison County and nearby areas.
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Robert E. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Teres
Fate
Ates
Waene Virgil Protections
Eal
Murphy
Wheeling News
Harricon
West
Gardiner
Davi
Tot
Rhodes
Wlindes
oTeeder Maxwell
Deceaved
Hayman Mix
Wil
Smith
Spaith
Fingh Jargiy
Pond M. Robineer
Perry
Willian
Luther Haynyomal
Fy White
Horner
John Koble
D. Parrish
Fencey
Halden
S. Byte
Biwon
Richards
H. Elliot
Boo Moore
Enne
F. Pride
Daccaseat
T. Iy
H. Bari
L. Koblegard
Willig
William Brent
Ogeen Kraft
J. Gorley
Jobo Be Smith
William Pet
I. T. Lownlen
W. Gold
John F. Rerahine
Boyd
B. F. Robineau
F. Hurt
St Awiger
Francis and
Charlee J. Finil
Les mi
Public Library Burned in Early Morning Fire
An Associated Press report from Trouran Ox Cor describes a fire that destroyed the public library and a regional memorial hall. Officials say an explosion of matt caused the blaze. The Brigg library and Memorial hall suffered damage. insurance coverage is noted and values are cited.
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Associated Press
Trouran
Ox Cor
Reige
Seventh Regiment
Rhonon Witng Insurance
Brigg
Trus
Lronton
Explosion at Waldorf building kills six and injures many
An explosion at the Waldorf Astoria hotel excavation site in New York City killed six people and injured many others. Early reports indicate a dynamite blast during construction work, with responders rushing to the scene.
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Associated Preas
New York
Dew
Waldorf Aataria
Banking circles again normal as deposits rise in Chicago
Associated Press reports banking conditions returning to normal with many depositors filling Chicago National and Home Savings Bank counters. In Urbans Ohio Mayor I B Johnson dies of peritonitis, signaling quiet but unsettled news beyond the banking scene.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago National and Home Savings Bank
Poultry Show Opens Tomorrow At Glarkshung Fair
The Glarkshung Pash Stock Association hosts a poultry exhibit starting Tuesday and Friday in the Oude Building. Officials promise preview talks, a steady display of fowls, and a peak chance to judge the best birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarkshung Pash Stock Association
Farnerrase Morblike
Fall at the Tope Resort Under Guard Leave Man Dead
A man named Noa Fredglit fell from a top area at an event. He was taken to St Marys Hospital with chest injuries. Hank Volnek reported the accident this afternoon. The injured man later died from his wounds as a car carried him away.
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St. Mary's
Hank
Giigore
Keller Seston
Death at Ocean Mines
Thomas Durval aged two, son of Mr and Mrs Thos Lesal Ehelp, resided at Deemun Mite. He died Sunday December 14 from unspecified cause. The funeral will be held Wednesday the 20th with interment at El Ura vernefery.
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Thomas Durval
Thos
Lesal Ehelp
Deemun Mite
Munday
EL ‘Ura Vernefery
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