Commission Appointments Post Examinations Under Governor
Governor appoints officers after recent exams with several second lieutenants named. Awards include Charles Morgan to Captain of Company MM at Term Aw and Benson to Second Lieutenant of Company MI at Terra L Africa, with additional promotions for Fairmont and Bluefield units dated June 10 1912 and May 3 1912.
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Hillett
Morpaa
Carapasa MM
de la Lugeig O Benson
Company
Spenver
Walter M. Curtis
iBluefield
Thomas West Paypon
Hamtington
Gienn F. Williaima
Clarkeburg
Thore
Funeral for Mrs Harrington Shift at West Main
The funeral for Mrs. Harrington Shift wife of Carl Shift who died Thursday evening at her home on West Main Street will be at 9 60 o'clock Saturday morning. Services will be held at Shift home and burial will follow at the Masonic Cemetery. The service and burial will be private. Rev E G Gominign pastor of Central Christian Church will conduct the rites. Mrs Shift died after a long illness nearly three months bedridden. She was 20 and born in Pinesville Alabama, daughter of John B Harrington once Monroe County sheriff and Sallis Harrington. In 1901 she married Carl Shift and they lived in Garrisburg. They had one son, Charles. Surviving relatives include her mother and brothers and sisters: Mrs S Pugh of Mobile Alabama wife of a doctor, Mrs B Hi Bainfield of Atmore Alabama, and Mrs E B Lurton of Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Mrs Shift was a charming woman with many friends who mourn her early death.
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Bilyn Harrington Shit
Carl Shit
West Main Street
Masonic
E.G. Gominign
Central Christian Church
Kii
Charles
Pugh
Mobile
Ala
B. Hi. Bainfield
Atmore
E. B. Lurton
Pittsburg
Shift
City Officials Laud Police for Fourth of July Order
Mayor Frank Moore led a session praising the police for keeping order during the Fourth celebration. Fratie Jaies and Jacob Brumberk received three days hard labor in jail for drunkenness. others paid fines for fire, disorderly conduct, and drunkenness.
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Fratie Jaies
Jacob Brumberk
Jnihin
West Mall
Charles Gilbert
Srankenners
Evans Refuses Suit Garments Over Tight Clothes Claim
In a court scene described by a judge in chambers, Evans argues the outfits made for him are too tight to wear, claiming the tailor’s work unfit and mocking the need for a telegraph pole. The judge tests fit by dressing Evans in the same garments and remarks they appear suitable, noting the suit was valued at $45.
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Evans
Ws Court
Mike & Telegraph
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