Welle Stamp Dmmended for internal Rev shle Collector
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a New York based internal revenue collector, born in West Virginia, with references to O Gorman, law in Me ab New York since 1887, and public office duties. The text is garbled but centers on appointments, duties, and political context around taxation administration and social work.
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WELLE
New York
West Virginia
O'Bormain
Doren
Hoguse
Wes Dorn
Pracik
MaAdoohan
Battles Continue on Page One
Fragmentary OCR notes describe German forces repelling a bayonet assault and heavy losses in an engagement north of Berryai and southwest of Kus Prijes. Mentions center of line and trenches near Dembinnen with references to German and allied positions.
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Jose
Berryaifo Kus
Dembinnen
War raid destroys numerous war automobiles
A لندن dispatch reports a raid that destroyed many war automobiles and equipment. It cites a correspondent noting the loss during a British operation affecting a private military supply depot near Alx-la-Chap- Pale, with German forces aiming to take over the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Vie
London
gMwerirlish
Tdwebop
Boonidarious
Geman Ukve (Geet) Teanpelied
Tanomonlie
Coroner's Jury Hears Death In Knife Wound Case
A coroner's jury met at 11 o clock Monday to hear testimony about the death of Augustius Rosadom Spanien. The victim, formerly with the Hozel-Ating Giuse Company, resided at 408 North Imsteet Glen tc. Witnesses described a knife wound to the neck and an unknown assailant.
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M. Mason
Ndertek Company
Os Augustius Rosadom Spanien
Northimsteet
Glen Tc
Ile
Pocacho Dume
Social and Personal for War Sufferers Dance in Masonic Hall
Beant Chib directs attention to a dance Tuesday at the Masonic Auditorium. Proceeds aid European war sufferers. Mrs Weed entertains in Sharluston on January 25 with a theater party and tea for senior girls and guests. Numerous attendees from Morgantown, Welch, Bluefield, and nearby towns listed. event held to support war relief efforts.
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Masonic Auditorium
Weed
Thurmond
Alderson
Wolf
Kinley
W. W. Thyittas
Winfield
O. . Shatter
Oote
Keyser
Ason
Wiste
Mays Sdividaon
H.W. Shadly
Bya Love
Gratton
Vir~ Johnson
Berkley Sariaga
Levidro Chidinvar
Waston Bute Green
Mir Wifi
The
Or Listen
Crowds Pack Street for Evangelist Revival at Central Christian
A massive turnout gathers at Central Christian Church as evangelist Chres leads revival meetings. Sermons denounce infidelity and urge moral reform, linking prosperity to virtue and criticizing liquor interests. Community leaders call for economic and social change amid calls for unity and religious renewal.
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F. Liste
Washington
Footet
Feynobm
Trite
Kynpaaker
Burglars Again Rob Davis Store
Ard Shortt Row P and Stout trained bloodhounds to pursue burglars who broke into D T Davis dry goods at Point Comfort. Dogs failed to locate loot due to ice and thaw. Shoes and travelers belts were stolen but no money taken. Two youths, Dewey Daugherty and others, were arrested. McIntyre and Cott ril acquitted. Daugherty held for grand jury and jailed on bail.
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Stout
Toring
Hoya
Dewey
Daugherty
Colorado coal company policy and stockholder responsibility
A discussion of labor policy control within large corporations argues stockholders influence via directors is limited to finance while officers shape daily operations. It cites labor relations, union recognition, and the balance between capital and labor, noting rights to organize and the need for harmony with employees without allowing undue management intrusion.
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Atures
Joe
Mugkenaie King
Labor
Cuoadt
Tha
Tle
Esate Odlomdo Fuel and Tron Company
Pencomens
Bie
King
Urereemapensr
Rockefeller
Feslea
Dewryer
Ghakrman
Hood
Amy Fe
Stockholaera
Clin
Cameera
Abso doHam
Colorado
Colorida Uel
Irom
Iphasvalao
Ias
Organization of Labor
Orirectond
Colorado Net and Icon Company
Tecogn
Dubie
Ronkefsier
Booze Deliveries Blur West Norfolk Region
The Southern Express Company keeps delivering liquor in the West Norfolk area despite contact with authorities. Reports say the Norfolk and WestERM railway also ships liquor, with last night’s move seeking enforcement of the law. Authorities and locals weigh the impact of ongoing deliveries.
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Fixpresa Company
Bie
Norfok
Brumels Names Whitlock In Relief Work Charge
In a brief note the United States states that a commercial representative may operate under direct control of a district authority, not political, for relief work. The German occupation context is cited, with questions about Germany’s exequatur rights and suspensions.
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Whitlock
Brumels
United States
Germany
Full-Week Orders From Connellsville Coca Cola Works
Fragmentary OCR notes show orders and dates linked to the Coke Company in Connellsville and Erie with references to May and June activity. The text is garbled but indicates scheduling of work and dispatches, with unclear specifics about personnel or exact actions.
Fragmented text reflects a chilly morning report
The readable portion notes an extremely cold setting with a remark about a Tad Just starting and a drain sway into a crake. It mentions a slightly improved condition by Monday morning and references a beagle and other garbled terms.
Huntington to skip miats convention this year
A local judge reviewed the matter and announced the miats convention will not be held in Huntington this year. The decision follows careful consideration and is intended to inform officers at once.
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Huntington
Jno
Milka
Vel Obson
Atte
Blue Boom Suntington Candidacy Reported for Governor
Local miners and workers relay news that Blue O and Blue will run for governor at the next election. Officials and prohibition advocates, including Mr de Baca, have visited the capital amid strong interest. A Manchester industrial fame is also proposed.
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Suntington
Tau
Atithe
West
de Baca
Blue
Cuban Stars and College Notes at Logue Park
A fragmented account describes Cuban Stars and college ball games at Logue Park with mentions of players Marshall Cornwell and SoniaUne Gr tte Cabins. The text notes post times, matchups, and unclear incidents shaping a day of baseball activity and local sports chatter.
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Stara Va
Cortona
Logue Park
Cris
Exmo Cornwell
Marshall Nueraw
Alamta
Latter Day Saints Meet in Stealey and Baker Anew
A damaged note describes weekly meetings of Latter Day Saints in Stealey and Baker areas with references to church topics and scriptural study. It mentions a Thursday evening address and invites members to bring Bibles for discussion and questions.
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Are
Stealey Helants
Bibloetimien
Taraneeliates meet Hema Sun evening at the meet Prareatans
An evening meeting at 7:00 p.m. features Loriir of Bioemen and Tooustetreein Tete as attendees. The event schedule includes divisional synrucesooddet and other items, with a cost noted as 70.00.
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Bioemen's
Php Plik
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Coroner's Jury
City
Joe Boras
Stlpnston
Mendae Om Hustnesn
J- Sturm
foUrk Wes
Raka’s Bie
Ther Inka Bey
Monster Crowds
U. F. Lotz
Oti
Lute
Gil
Ramnsis
Chris
Christ
Tinte
Sheriff's
Jn, Oekefeler
Fred C. Blue
Pe ‘O. Erie (Coke Company
Iene Sevralis
JOY
Strefts
Sime Flns
Goveror
A @unuieh industriel fame
Manchester
Moat Marshall College
Btealey
Heights
Jrornur
Stealey
Baker Ayeonde
Wil
God
Demure Sang
Tock Aiplath
Ata Sevaqty
Honty
Axtec
Hes
Gaia
James Bryce
Haskins
Ibeer Weanthy
Ms Ambarsad
England
Fredéric J. Haskin, Esq
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