War Education Circular Urges Patriotism in German Schools
A German education circular warns teachers to shape pupils with a patriotic view of the Great War. It calls for awakening pride in a heroic struggle against overwhelming odds while avoiding indoctrination that fosters contempt for others. The emphasis remains on steering youth toward devotion and resilience.
Local jurors excused. judgments listed in court
Circuit court jurors were released Friday morning until Monday. Judgments awarded include Pertkumbd Son v Clarkeburg News and Novelty Company for 190.88, Silver Roofing and Cornice Company v Clarkeburg Theater Company for 167.25, Henry B. Grauley v Clarkeburg News and Novelty Company for 94.93, and J A Schwars Company v Clarkstore News and Novelty Company for 114.43.
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Clarksburg News and Novelty Company
J.A. Gchwars Company
Clarkstore News and Novelty Company
Romney circuit court grips large estate case and theft suspect
In Romney, Judge Dale presides over a creditors action to take charge of Robert M Washington’s estate, a wealthy Hampshire stock dealer, amid orchard losses. Dewey Daugherty, 16, confessed to burglarizing a Point Comfort general store and was held for the next grand jury on $500 bond after waiving exam. A Swedish loan of 10 million dollars is due to be issued from London within days.
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Woman Seeks Disclosure In Case Involving Clergyman Marital Trust
Doris Vaughn Darnell, seventeen, bride of Rev. James Morrison Darnell, a Kenosha preacher, files for disclosures in a muddled marriage case. She asserts she is his wife and questions why she should be separated from him as trouble emerges regarding the union.
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Weil Blames Governor in Corruption Charge
Leo Weil chief counsel for the Manufacturers Lightland Heal Company was arrested in Parkersburg on charges of attempting to bribe Charles H Bronson of the public service commission. He says the arrest aims to influence the court and the commission acted under governor orders. Weil claims witnesses and testimony were ignored and governor circulated reports of bribery.
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French Goal Corresponderce Distorted War News
In London a report notes Francs compelled to call land losses in northern France. German artillery mines and coal shipments from northern mines sustain the German military, causing coal shortages for Allies. The piece also mentions accidents and local notices in Charleston and Huntington with several unrelated items from January.
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British embassy says ship hood release may be allowed
Associated Press reports the British government may permit the release of hoods detained in prize courts if the judge consents, according to a statement issued Friday by the British embassy.
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Suspects Arrested in Mount Pleasant Murder Case
Suspects Joe Caleta and Tony Caleta were arrested in Connellsville Pa on January 16 by state police. They face charges connected to the murders of Jon Mtchevich and Victor Dortolek at Mount Pleasant workers. Also noted is an arrest of Charles Cox on unrelated charges awaiting a hearing in Magistrate Gordon's court.
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French Labor Unions Weigh War Role and Rebuilds
dispatch from Paris reports trade unions divided over war duties and postwar aims. militant leaders focus on labor rights such as the eight hour day and Saturday holiday while organizing relief for the unemployed and wounded. union members rally, distribute food funds, and emphasize patriotism amid national mobilization. 270000 francs in relief funds and 225 sanatoriums participate as workers aid wounded and hungry.
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Moat Ofithe Union
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Thanking friends and staff for kindness after loss
We wish to express gratitude for the kindness shown during our sorrow and for the support received after the passing of our loved one. Your sympathy and thoughts have helped us endure this difficult time.
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