Union National Bank formed by Traders National and Peoples
Traders National Bank and the Peoples Bank plan to consolidate under the name Union National Bank with capital of 400000 dollars and total resources around 1800000 dollars. The new institution aims to be the largest bank in Clarksburg and a major WV bank, with a charter application filed and a capital infusion from both banks. Directors will be drawn from both boards, led by W. Brent Maxwell as president and J. Koblezard as vice president, with initial deposits near 1200000 dollars and total resources near 2000000 dollars.
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Union National Bank
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Traders National Bank
Peoples Banking & Trust Company
Teeling
Dies
Aleeady
Thy
Neil Will
Grey
Trentioors
W. Brent Maxwell
John Koblezard
M. Robinson
Taed Jarvis
Ef. White
AI Corks
Hothhagike
Viion Nations
Cesoutius
Hank
Banda
Iereee
Varwe
Stockhellers
Painter of Mr and Mrs Bondar Dies at Three
CnITD DTES Helen Gonien the three year old painter of Mr and Mrs FE D Bondar died at their home on in etn from pmesiamenia. eatin will he chips Satyr von tor bara fo Fores Fie or buri
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Helen Gonien
FE. D. Bondar
Buri
Fire destroys five blocks in Harness Store blaze
Fire swept through a Turness store in Oskaloost today causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. Five business blocks were destroyed, officials said. Ta, Feb. 10. Local reports from Puuss attribute the blaze to unknown causes.
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Blaze
Puuss
Oskaloost, Ta
Collision Kills One in Delaware Valley Train Crash
Freight conductor Boodle died and passenger engineer Fiymson was fatally injured in a collision between passenger and freight trains near Delphi. Another crewman, Trakey Blackleiter, sustained serious injuries. The derailed trains refused to heed signals.
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Boodle
Fiymson
Blackleiter
Sie Freight Enbouwe
Russians Bombard Oyama Center and Sides At Front
Tokio Feb 10 The front remains unchanged as Russians bombarded Oyama center and left on Wednesday and the extreme right on Tuesday. The dispatch notes steady activity with no strategic shifts reported.
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Oyama
Pruss
Tokio
Married at Sutton Bride Walter Johnston and Marie Tule
Borne resident of this county Clarkesburg, Walter Johnston and Marie Tule wed at Sutton Junction. Covell Kino of Grafton and others listed, with Mr Johnston’s parents noted. Warren Heys Movhins from Grafton mentioned. Johnston is son of Mr and Mrs Olinsthviesson. Formerly in three counties, he spent four years in the U S Army as an electrician.
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Walter Johnston
Misa Marie Tule
Sutton Jatanon Thimralay
Fula
Mice Covell Kino
Grafton
Hrieleniil
Biller Ingham
Heys
Commons
Walter Mohnston
Olinstnhvieson
Three
Diplomatic Transfers Arranged by President
Washington dispatches confirm the diplomatic reshuffle taking effect next month. Wilson nominates Beluin as minister to Chili, Condon shifts to Italy, Meyer serves in St. Peter, McCormick named ambassador to France, and Porter is retiring from service.
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Washington, D
Beluin
Wilson
Iinister
Condon
Ecomrs
Italy
Meyer
Ae St. Peter Drars
McCormick
Amabwesador Toy
France
Porter
Mayor J Samuel McCue Hanged for Wife Murder in Virginia
Former Charlottesville mayor J Samuel McCue was hanged after confessing he alone bore responsibility for his wife’s murder on September 4. He died eight minutes after the drop, asserting the sentence was just and that evil power influenced him. Supreme Court rulings on a writ of error were denied. Only about thirty spectators attended as the sheriff kept the hour secret.
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Associated Press
Charlottesville
J. Samuel McCue
McCue
Tarlan
United Shites Supreme Gourk
Night
Supreme Court
Anethce Fuller
Marian
McCae
Murder Trial Reveals Victim Mrs Henry Bartels
In Chicago, February 10, police say Johann Moeh confessed to murdering his tenth victim, Mrs. Henry Bartels of Cincinnati. Hoch was a central figure at the inquest into the death of Mrs Marie Welker Hoch, closing a long tally of slays.
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Rx Associaren Picasa
Chicago
Gweetor Shippy Sid Toiay
Tohann Moeh
Henry Bartels
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tobin Schmidt
Hoch
Marie Welker Hoch
Blizzard Prevails With Bitter Cold Across Regions
Blizzard conditions persist as snow and wind chill trigger subzero readings from Minnesota to Alabama. The Associated Press reports temperatures plunging to minus ten in northern towns, while Duluth and St. Paul note double digit below freezing and strong northwest winds. Train service shows little improvement in Birmingham as severe weather disrupts rails.
Entertainers Fail to Appear at Traders Grand
The Young Men’s Christian Association Star-nouirée at Traders Grand Thursday night drew a large crowd before Thirty Mor phet and William J. Stevenson failed to arrive due to missed train connections. General Secretary Marlett/Maylott announced the postponement, leaving attendees disappointed and hoping for a satisfactory encore.
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Christian Association
Nouirée
Traders Grand Opera
Morphet
William J. Stevenson
Fleeuthtin
Marlett
Re ¢ Egret
Maylott Lad
Maylatt
Exhibition by YMCA Young Men’s Class Saturday Evening
The young men’s class of the YMCA will hold an exhibition Saturday evening at 8:00. Regular gymnastic drills lead to two fast basketball games as the main features. All enthusiasts are urged to attend and support the event.
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Ym.c
Fatally Injured Worker Fell From Car at Pottery Plant
Bernal D. Cox Jr. of Baltimore & Ohio 2 crew was fatally injured at the A Radford Pottery plant when a car he was atop slipped from a ladder then was partially run over. He sustained a broken collarbone, chest bruises, and a skull fracture, and was transported to Harrison County Hospital for treatment.
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Harrison County Hospital
Bernal D. Cox, Jr
Baltimore & Ohio 2
A. Radford Pottery Company
Indus
Cox
Harriton County Hospital
Conductor Gooding Killed at Industrial Crossing
Conductor Frank Ts Goodins of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died at a crossing near the Industrial Window wines factory when a train ran over him. Yard crew discovered his body beneath the caboose after the accident on a Friday afternoon.
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Frank Ts. Goodins
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Industrial Window Wines
Judge Dent Speaks Tonight at First Presbyterian Meeting
The Men's League of the First Presbyterian Church plans its regular monthly meeting Friday at 7245 o'clock. Judge Dent of Crafton will discuss Why Am I a Church Worker asking what motivates church service. Dent, a longtime church worker, is expected to give a strong address. All men connected with the church are invited to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Men’s League
The
First Presbyterian
Qam al- Tord
Hundred Strikers Killed in Turmoil at Convict Camp
Report from Wareaw Toscin on February 1 describes heavy clashes at a convict camp involving Russian soldiery and insurgents. About a hundred strikers were killed or wounded in the violence, with chaotic actions tied to the recent upheaval in the region.
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Aranerarro
Wareaw
Toscin
Weroma Hundred
Steckers
Boshirviewesterday
Big Silk Sale At Walt Tamer Store In Moray
A dramatic notice announces a large silk and ribbon sale at the Walt Tamer company department store in West Moray. It promises extensive quantities, drastic discounts, and a chance for shoppers to secure vast yardages at unprecedented prices, urging attendance to capitalize on the sale’s value.
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Clopkeburg
Walt Tamer Company
West Moray
Bmcond
Clarkslang
Pat
Letters Found in Gartin Desk Spark Testimony in WV Inquiry
Charleston West Virginia February 10 before the Elliott letter investigating committee Dr W E Sathers testified as a key witness. He described finding a letter in General Curtin's room and admitted reading it to others before it vanished from his pocket. He recounted a claimed two year old conversation about Dawson and coal and oil firms funding Governor Tawson, a claim lacking evidence.
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Charleston
Elliott
W. Eb, Brothers
Ghirles Brooks
Col
John ‘T. Mefraw
Mefraw
Shore
W. MO. Dawson
Rericha Coal and Oil Companies
Mr. Tawaon
Uc Conta
Curtin
Gener
W. Ae Didley
Alan
South Pernis Company
Tre Tueshermore
Y McKinney
Ripport
Ohlev
Termony
Dawson
Marie
Theatrical Couple Wed in Quiet City Ceremony
Mr Charles W Meakin and Miss Eldridge wed in a private ceremony at 2:30 PM Friday in the First Presbyterian Church with only county clerk Mr Tolten as witness. The couple, both performers with the company presenting Eben Holden at Traders Grant Street House, will be celebrated tonight at a reception following the show starring Miss Mogleimare and Mr Gilmore. notes call the alliance a bright match in theatrical circles.
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Chairles W. Meakin
Thith Eldridge
Tie
William Mbch
First Presbyterian
Hurch
Meakin
Fie
Anid Mia
Waldo Histel
Mfr
Paul Gihnors
Marrine
Denver
von Indy Tani
Tate
Burglary Charged After Mannington Theft Case
Charles Harrie, a colored man, is charged with burglary in Mannington after allegedly gaining a key to a store and stealing goods including a teacup and other articles. He was captured by Squire Samuel WV and jailed, with accounts placing him later in Fairmont and Mannington as investigators pursued the case.
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Charles Harrie
Manningston
Samuel
Harvis
Fairmont
Mannington
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Birmingham
Ala
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Baltimore, & Ohio
YARD
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Aide
Jimop
Olledl
Bork Roven
East Hind
Judge Dent
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McGraw
McKinney
Standard Oil Company
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Fisher
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Mermont
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