Greeks Reinforce Army Along the Albanian Border
Greek forces are reported reinforcing detachments at the Albanian frontier as tensions rise over Bulgarian actions in southern Albania. Entente powers rely on Easad Pasha to hold Turkish forces in check while Greek government weighs its response amid distrust of Greek policy. British labor leaders vote against conscription agitation and push for revisions to conscription laws. The labor conference endorses allowing labor unions to participate in the coalition government.
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Ing
Pees
Balkan
Albana
Entente
Easad Pasha
Pny’ Iro
Albania
Greece
Tere
Gyeok
Labor Party
Peraitting
Labor Union
French Bluejackets Occupy Small Town in Asia Minor
In January, French bluejackets occupied the small town of Antiphilu on the Asian Minor coast opposite Castelorizo. A landing from a warship, supported by two armed tractors, seized the town, destroying telegraph wires and taking several documents. The Greek garrison of a captain and twenty-five men was overrun.
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Paris
Jan
Antiphilu
Asia Minor
Castelorizo
Satoniki
Prike
Tuen
Grava angloty 4g fell regarding the British ship Appam
GHP LOST ey petdayt Preyer LONDON January 28 reports say the British ship Appam on voyage from Dakar to Plymouth January 11 with 166 workers and 194 crew vanished four days after leaving port. A Hull despatch notes a January 16 sighting of a lifeboat bearing the name Appam. Stanley L Swiger elected as ingrant cashier at Clarkabure frost Company board meeting.
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Preyer
London
Appam
Dakar
Plymouth
Wongers
Aibout
Hull
Tloods
Stanley L. Swiger
Clarkabure ‘Frost Company
White Witd Mionen Trust
Feet
Mighty Sermon Stirs Audience at Revival
Reports from the revival describe Dr Morrison delivering a forceful sermon that drew large crowds. The text recalled biblical scenes and emphasized humanitys duty, with attendees moved to tears. Upcoming events include a Saturday mass meeting for children and a Sunday session titled Who Made the Devil and How to Make Another. An anticipated 1500 men are expected to attend the Sunday talk.
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Morrison
Southland
Heaven
Peter
Paul
Morrixon
Diver
Lazarus
Abraham
Agai
Atrugele
Northam Sonthy
Apo
Professor Hint
Cuppat
Voleas
Death of Mrs Agnes Hartley Oldest Methodist Expt Church member
Miss Agnes Hartley, 81, longtime Shinnston resident, died Friday morning at her Walnut Avenue home after a long illness from a tumor. She settled in Shinnston before the war and was a devout Christian, the oldest member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Survived by William H. Hartley, her only living relative. Funeral Sunday at Hartley home, burial in Odd Fellows cemetery, with Rev. Medskey officiating.
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Shinnston
Jin
Agns Hartley
Ely Det
Walnut Avenue
Maw Hartley
Shinnston Jong
Cta
Expttcopal
William H. Hartley
Otelome Saunday
Hartley
Toy Medskey
Bank Gases and Court Deliberations At Grafton
Prolonged session of the circuit court on Thursday adjourned at 2 am after Judge Fortney allowed two pleas in abatement to be filed to the three indictments against Hayes R. Durbin, former Grafton bank president. A February 7 hearing will summon a jury to rule on the pleas. Durbin’s trials may proceed immediately after February. Zon Walker of Bellaire, Ohio, was held for the grand jury after prohibition officers charged him with importing whiskey, with bond default set at the close of magazine matter.
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Grafton
Iar Penpcithd Rasan Grapton
Circuit Court
Thuriny
Fortney
Hayes R. Durbin
Grafton Bank
Whiel
Thla
Eure
Durbin
Zon Walker
Bellaire
William &, Stircher
Arkansas flood overflows cripple river region
Arkansas faces its worst flood in twenty five years as the White and Arkansas rivers surge. Thousands homeless, cells of levees and bridges strained, with Mulberry upstream four miles wide and heavy rain worsening damage in Watson and nearby towns. Convict labor helped finish a lev ee at Quinina to reinforce defenses as relief efforts scale up.
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Arsciayeo Rin
Ark
White
Mulberry
Mit Todey
Watson
Anpenla
Huyn
Albert Stone
Quinitna
Caine
Mulbers Ry
Five Young Men Said To Be Bank Robbers In Chicago Heist
Police say five young men robbed the Washington Park National Bank in Chicago yesterday, escaping with about $7,800 in cash. Detectives surrounded a house where the group hid, arresting several suspects and recovering part of the loot, with officials noting the money total and identifying bills by bank markings.
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Chicago
Jim
Washington Park National Banke
Curitody
Joseph Frisdman
Geith Bor
Nonimal Poy
State Attorney
Pollen
Wolfe
Mack
Eddie Burns
Alias Byrnes
Harry Penn
Allag “Pinkole
Harry Braych
Carl Holtman
Aleck Brodie
Mra
Door Found Open at Clarksburg Market on Third Street
Merchant Policeman Richard Brooks found the main door of the Clarksburg Product Market ajar at 12:2 o'clock Friday morning. City Policeman William Davis assisted in guarding the store while the proprietor was notified to secure it. No items were reported missing. Mrs. Benjamin FR. Blackford of Parkersburg and her daughter Eleanor Mint Blackford arrived Friday afternoon to visit Are of Haymond.
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Clarksburg
Third Street
Richard Brooks
Offer Brooks
William Davison
Mythiug
Benjamin FR. Blackford
Parkersburg
Har
Mint Eleanor
Hi Blackford
Are
Haymond
New, York
Charles Clemens
Hag
Hue Lilt Polgonar
Wise Ara
Joss
Charity clothing drive appeals to aid needy children
The Associated Charities of Charke burg and vicinity urge donations of worn garments to clothe impoverished kids for school. They request items in any condition and provide contact numbers for pickup and inquiries, noting that rations may help several families.
Legal suits and judgments in area courts
A series of court actions are noted: B C Welch Company sues I F Walton for 84 59 on a plumbing contract. Edward Billenger's case against Jackson Carriage Company agreed. demurrer in S C Watkins and Company versus First National Bank Blanchester. Remington Typewriter Company obtains judgment for 58 50 against J P Osborns Sons. Darina S Lawman obtains 148 27 against WT D TN Jiles Fury violinist. Fury, performing at Broad Street apartments, travels tonight to Cincinnati for piano studies at the conservatory.
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B.C. Welch. Company
I. F. Walton
Eivenle
Edward Billenger
Jackson Carriage Company
C. Watkins and Company
First National Bank
Blanchester
Remington Typewriter Company
J. P Osborn’s
Darina
Lawman
Wt. D
FUND FOR SUFFERING JEWS GROWS LARGER
New York Jan 28 A large fund for suffering Jews expands as reports detail ongoing relief efforts. The piece notes charity drives across communities, with emphasis on aid to victims and fundraising milestones amid a climate of humanitarian concern.
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Fund For
Local Frms and Individuals Contribute Over $1,300
Total amount given by local firms and individuals exceeds 1300 dollars by eight. Public fund for Jewish relief support is noted with liberal contributions amid a community meeting and tables. A local charge of fraud involving Charles Mill is mentioned with a settlement reached.
Port Pitt Bridge Co Raises Wages for Workers
In Cannonsburg Pennsylvania on January 28 three hundred Port Pitt Bridge Company employees learned of a two percent wage increase. All weekly low wage earners except unionized workers are affected.
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Cannonsburg
Port Pitt Bridge Company
Whipleylow
The Location of a Factory and Site Selection
An exploration of historical factory location challenges. Key factors include transportation access, water supply, sewage, sanitation, fire protection, and labor conditions. Boards of trade and railroad agents gather data on sites, costs, and local policies to help manufacturers pick optimal locations and justify future growth. Identifies the shift from easy convenience to deliberate, data driven site planning.
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Vem
Chambers of Commerce
Bourde
Varload Citien Beine
Navelly
Accena
Maine
State Board of Health
Citley
Ayer Dillon
Clarksbirg
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Atc
Gies
Pha Judast
Oil price rises ten cents on Friday notice
An old fragment notes a price increase of ten cents for oil to be effective on Friday, dated July 24, 1909, with partial legible details surrounding the listing and officials.
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Cincinnati
Advanaail Atilies
Titi
Conservatory of Music
Polgoner
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Hurtivon
County Teachiers Association
Washington Tering High School
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A. P. Morrison
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Seruton
M. J. Abby
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Marah
Hubb
State Department of
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Haniton
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Miley
Ineal Fund
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Musio—Berech
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Deem
Shrove
Fairmont Normal School
Lawson
Shermai Deem
Tri
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X Board Bil
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Wan
Janien W. Robinson
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Haynes
Kentor Atta
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Albert Halluren
Crete
Gallfiord
Harry Doudaite
Wallin
John
Margareh Layne Sessice
Hulterman
Blanley G. Morrin
J. Wediokman
Wallane
Louis Ollicer
Mary Peleguure Sesson
Promingk Gronery
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Bitcuit
M. Ogden Caete
Broadwater
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Dackson Afnald
Charles Prat
Durgatt Gwihor
John Ws Lewis
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