Debate over county agricultural agent and national policy echoes
An Evening Echo reports farmers and leaders backing county agent WD Zinn for his practical, successful work amid calls to retain the office. The piece shifts to Joseph Tumulty’s rumor mill about Wilson’s England policy, noting U S doctrine of continuous voyage and potential wartime shifts discussed by Secretary Lansing.
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Ian Wat
Lost Creek Farmor
Zinn
Vonderfl
ANU Kin Achloyemoenta
Dolinty
Tess
Tumwity
Barker
Joseph ‘P. Tumwlty
Willon
England
Garman
Wilson
Whieon
United States
Germany
Austria
Lansing Hs
Wilson Blame Debate Echoes Across Congress
Amid factional clashes in 1918, Democrats fault President Wilson for Mexican violence and U S citizens’ safety. Senator Lewis proposed a resolution empowering the president to deploy armed forces to Mexico to pursue or deter killers, while Senator Lipitt proposed using naval power for protection. Republicans resisted, sending the matter to committees. President Wilson later warned against anyone wielding authority in Mexico without accountability.
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Wison
Congress
Minke
Mexico
Repubicans
Wilson
Foreign policy turmoil widens rift over Mexico action
The piece condemns President Wilson over Mexico policy, citing Villa killings and U S inaction. It criticizes Lansing’s statements, Carranza’s guarantees, and a World report alleging a regional non intervention pact. It warns of further American deaths and calls for decisive U.S. response.
West Virginia Briefs Highlight State News
Elkins elects Dean Moontz as vice president to relieve President Tamen P. Allen. Wheeling reports a death by suicide of Chrisan Turk, a guard at Lehmanbach brewery. Parkerburg notes Kanawha River steamer Kanawha wreck missing persons now total seventeen. Hope Natural Gas drills near Overfeld aim for 6,000 to 6,426 feet depths, surpassing prior wells in Kanawha. J F Miller elected president of West Virginia Business Men's Association. Wellsburg incident details a woman falling into a 30 foot pit with rescuers saving her and her mother. Wirt county outlaw W S Griffin captured. penitentiary privileges revoked.
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Phiapph
Hope Natural
Virginia
J. W Benson
Mear Overfeld
Thin County
Edwards
Slaughter Creek
Kanawha
Moundsville
W. S. Griffin
Wirt County
J. ©. Thompson
Gansaway
Youngstown
State Penitentiary
Work Becomes Easier With Strong Blood and Health
A health advertisement urges readers, especially students and workers, to boost energy and tackle tasks with Scott's Emulsion. It claims rich blood and strong digestion improve strength and stamina, enabling easier work and greater drive. Local distributor Scott's, Boott k Bowne in Bloomfield New Jersey is cited.
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Scott
Scott's
Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
After sickness how to recover strength in Clariosburg
Many residents ask how to regain strength after grippe pleurisy pneumonia or long illness. This ad touts Vinol and tonics as the sure route to stronger blood appetite and vitality with testimonials from North Adams and Clarksburg druggists promising money back if vitality is not restored.
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Clariosburg
Nortl Adams
Mass
Famuel Wood
North Adams
Mons
Vinci
Stone & Mercer, Druggists
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ogden Announces Candidacy for Harrison County Sheriff
To the voters of Harrison county the Republican nominee for sheriff announces his candidacy and asks support in the upcoming primary. If nominated and elected he pledges faithful fearless duty and best service to all the people, Clarkeburg West Virginia.
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Harrison County
Wayman Ogden
Clarkeburg
W, Va
Powerful Sermons by Great Evangelist Draw Large Crowds
Dr Morrison delivered three sermons at the Most Methodist Episcopal church drawing crowds from morning, afternoon, and night services. The revival's impact grew as attendees filled the venue, with a temporary platform and crowded aisles. Morrison spoke on "The Value of Human Soul," contrasting earthly wealth with the worth of every soul and sharing the story of ex convict Sam McCurdy’s conversion to highlight redemption.
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Wate Haw
Ro Winky
King
Morrison
Santi Coumtry
Iipeda
Earth
Sam McCurdy
Vorsatfio
Howe
Clarkaburg
The Hero in the Picture Play and The Charge Amid Feat
A poetic reminiscence recounts a dramatic scene with a hero in a picture play facing a test and emotion. It evokes a legendary cavalry charge led by five hundred men, likened to the Light Brigade, where cannons and thunder marked a historic, do or die moment. A mysterious stranger interrupts the onrushing foe.
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Norlotta
Thorrs
Vivid Scene of Five Hundred Standoff at Diddaway
An animated encounter unfolds as a group of five hundred advances, a stranger yells orders to retreat, and director Sensen TIMiN of Diddaway Moving Picture Company tries to question the charge. The momentum shifts then the clash resumes, leaving only a single spot where Sensen TIMiN stood.
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Sennen Timin
Diddaway
Yasuo
Sensen
Headache Powders Advised Caution by Physician
The ad warns headache powders are a symptom remedy and advise consulting a doctor to uncover underlying causes. It notes products available at drug stores in packs of 100 and stresses immediate relief only when appropriate. It emphasizes there has been no complaint against the product historically.
Schedules Filed in Holden's Case Show Massive Bankruptcies
In Parkersburg on January 24 creditors' schedules in W J Holden's bankruptcy were filed. Referee Brown extended time for filing due to numerous creditors and complex accounts. Schedules list liabilities of 281338.83 with assets totaling 63150.98. Unsecured creditors amount to 145744.73 and secured claims 61276.78. The report notes many debts stem from cattle purchases under contract and accommodation paper.
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Parkersburg
W. J. Holden
T. A. Brown
Harrison
Calefoun
Gilmor
Encarlon
Bunky
Order of Publication in McCauley Infant Cases Details
Harrison County Circuit Court notes an order of publication involving multiple McCauley infants and guardians ad litem. The filing lists Florence McCauley and Mattie McCauley as guardians, with alleged heirs and various McCauley relatives named. The notice includes a garbled advert of temperance and investment schemes unrelated to the case.
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West Virginia
R. McCauley
Linco WF
Moo Shtant
Mattie A
Platntin
Ta Chancery
Grant McCauley
Paul David H. Handing
Mattie
T. McCauley
Dock W.mccautey
Mindley
Defendality
Water Board tests fever Germany water and rainfall report
Following is today’s test for fever and other germanx made by the Water Board s chemist and bacteriologist at the Mtration plant. Also rainfall for twenty four hours ending at 10 o clock today. Analysis shows bacteria count in one cubic centimeter with 860 present and rainfall .08 inches.
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Water Board
LO Ec
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