Claims Clash Over Austrian Front and Dardanelles
London dispatch reports Prograd asserting a distinct check on Austro-Hungarians near Kraanik in southern Russian Poland, countered by Vienna which claims Russian defeat. Meanwhile Italian attacks on the Isonzo fail to break Austrian lines as rumors of a German western assault persist. General Hamilton’s Dardanelles landing draws praise and sharp criticism from Lord Northcliffe’s press.
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Perograd
Kraanik
Russian
Poland
Warsaw
Vienna
Estern
Italy
Isonzo
Gorizia
Sea
Calais
English Channel
Hamilton
Dardanells
Lord Northcliffe
Times
Fig
Balakava
West Virginia Veterinary Association holds 15th annual convention
At the Fairmont Parkerstown July 7 meeting main business discussed. New officers named President Dr C C Gradley Fairmont Secretary treasurer Dr Ernest Lyne Huntington Executive committee Dr J C Callander Parkersburg Dr E M Spangler North Fork Dr D C Hayes Glenville A session of the state veterinary examining board also met to register veterinarians and certify exams for licensure. Members present included J J Cranwell Clarksburg president W K Langford Martinsburg secretary and E M Spangler North Fork. Other attendees from Clarksburg Jane Lew Toll Gate included T E Gore EF K McClure H C Williams C Hudkins Clarence Barb and O J Taylor.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia Veterinary Medical Association
C. C. Gradley
Fairmont
Ernest Lyne
Huntington
J. C. Callander
E. M. Spangler
North Fork
D. C. Hayes
Glenville
State Veterinary Examining Board
Hatfield
J. J. Cranwell
Clarksburg
W.K. Langford
Martinsburg
E. Af. Spangler
Scense
Dr. Cranwell
T. E. Gore
EF. K. McClure
H. C. Williams
C. Hudkins
Clarence Barb
Jane Lew
J. Taylor
Toll Gate
Death of A. B. Fullerton at 41 in city home
A. B. Fullerton, 41, insurance man, died this morning at 954 Lee Street after a four year battle with bone tuberculosis. He was in fair health until two days ago when he worsened, passing away quietly. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fullerton, and leaves many friends and business associates. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
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A. B. Fullerton
Lee Street
Fullerton
A. J. Fullerton
Rennard Elected President At Informal Ad Club Dinner
John H. Rennard was elected president succeeding vice Harry Gordon who resigned for the remainder of the year. The election followed an informal dinner hosted by the Ceeling Ad Club at the Halel Wonder on Tuesday evening.
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Rennard
John H. Rennard
Harry Gordon
Ce Eeling Ad Club
Imprisonment for Belgian Teachers Ordered by German
Brussels July 7 General von Bissing issued an order imposing a year’s imprisonment on school teachers directors or inspectors who permit further or bring about anti German statements or actions in their teachings. German officials gain power to supervise and inspect schools at all times. Court martials will have jurisdiction over violations of this order.
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Associated Press
Brussels
von Bissing
Belgium
Webster Springs to receive jailed convict Perkins
Deputy James Perkins a Webster county inmate held for pistol carrying was moved from the Harrison county jail to Webster Springs. Deputy Mullineaux transported Perkins to Webster Springs under two caps for a misdemeanor and a felony and he will be tried at once in the circuit court there.
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James Perkins
Webster County
Harrison County
Webster Springs
Mullineaux
Perkins
Hydro-aeroplane of new type tested near Washington
A large hydro-aeroplane built like two joined biplanes is being tested at Alexandria Virginia across the Potomac from Washington. Inventor Richardson of Lowell Massachusetts owns the design with A C Richardson doing the build. The craft carries about twenty passengers and features four planes per side, two in front.
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Alexandria
Potomac River
Washington
A. 8
Postmaster Salaries in West Virginia See Mixed Changes
West Virginia postmasters face salary shifts due to a nationwide reassignment tied to the year ending March 31, 1915. Several towns gain up to 2,000 dollars, others lose, while Wheeling Huntington Charleston Parkersburg Bluefield Clarksburg and Fairmont remain unchanged illustrating regional variation in local business volumes.
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Washington, D.C
West Virginia
Burleson
Wheeling
Huntington
Charleston
Parkersburg
Bluefield
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Athens
Belington
Berke—ley Springs
Bramwell
Bridgeport
Fairview
Fayetteville
Dynamite Threat Linked to Ship Saxonia Incident
Glencove New Jersey July 7 Extraordinary wireless efforts sought to locate a hundred pound dynamite shipment tied to Frank Holt and the Cunard liner Saxonia sailing from New York to Liverpool July 3 Holt allegedly told his Dallas wife the Saxonia would be destroyed by an explosion and a shipment aboard the Saxonia or the Philadelphia was involved A witness said Holt spoke with someone about the letter.
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Glencove
N. J
Frank Holt
Syosset
Cunard
Saxonia
New Ors
Liverpool
Hilt
Dallas
Tex
Holt
Philadelphia
Meade
Chautauqua at Towers School Delights Attendees
Lincoln Chautauqua programs on the Towers school grounds attract large afternoon and night audiences. Today's bill features the Royal Black Hussar band at 2 30, Helen B Paulson on Child Welfare at 3 15, a grand concert at 7 30, and reader Bess Gearhart Morrison delivering wholesome humor.
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Lincoln
Bess Gearhart Morrison
Navy warns vessels after Molt letters warning of danger
The Navy Department sent wireless despatches to Saxon and Philadelphia warning vessels of possible internal explosions. The alert followed a Molt letter to his wife from Glencove authorities.
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Rene Washington
Navy Department
Saxona
Philadelphia
Frank Holt
Molt
Glencove
King released on bond after riot incitement arrest
George W. King proprietor of a Salem restaurant, arrested early Sunday for inciting riot over a red fog display atop his business, has been released on bond of 300 to appear Thursday at 1 PM in Magistrate Nicewarner's court for a bearing.
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George W. King
Salem
Star and Stripes
Ipole
T. G
Nicewarner
Prayer Meeting Notice At Mrs Hogwest Home
A cottage prayer meeting will be held at 7 30 o clock Thursday evening at Mrs Arthur Hogwest 7 1ps street All are invited to attend.
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Arthur Hog West
Holt Death Bomb Threats Tie to Maritime Plot
New York July 7 A mail bomb threat to Atlantic liners was linked to Frank Holt the man who attempted to kill J P Morgan. Police identified him as Enrich Muenter the alleged wife killer who leapt to his death from a hotel window. Navy and coast stations coordinated to avert disaster as the Philadelphia and Saxonia carried warnings and search efforts across the sea.
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Tay Adqeclater Rete
New York
Frank Holt
Issasutt
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Holt
T.S
J. P. Morgan
Jantic
Enrich Muenter
Yard University
Navy Department
Burglars Loot West Virginia Provision Co Store
Thieves forced a rear entrance of the West Virginia Provision Company on West Ping Street Tuesday night but failed to steal money. Sheriff Ross F. Stout’s bloodhounds were used without success and detectives remain on the case. The safe and cash drawer were opened but yesterday’s receipts were already deposited.
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West Virginia Provision Company
West Ping Street
Ross F. Stout
Polce Department
Corrections to Teachers Appointed at Two Schools
The Coal district board of education corrects Tuesday's appointment notice for Zelsing and Reynoldsville schools. Reynoldsville appointments: R. M. Fisher principal, Lottie Reynolds, Vivian Willett, Mary Sayre. Zeising: S. R. Hannah principal, Mable Austin, Florence Martin, Agnes Morgan.
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Zelsing
Reynoldsville
Coal District Board of Education
R. M. Fisher
Lottie Reynolds
Vivian Willett
Mary Sayre
Zeising
S. R. Hannah
Mable Austin
Florence Martin
Agnes Morgan
Miner Hurt At Goff Mine In Wilsonburg Accident
Italian coal miner John Avondo, employed by Madeira Hill Clark Coal at Wilsonburg, suffered a broken leg and other injuries after being trapped under a fall of top coal and slate at work Wednesday morning. He was transported to a hospital for treatment.
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Goff Mine
Wilsonburg
John Avondo
Goff
Madeira-Hill-Clark Coal Company
Minera
West Virginia Prohibition Triumph Credited by Commissioner
Fred C Blue, West Virginia prohibition commissioner, told the Anti Saloon League in Atlantic City that the state enforces its dry law, bolstering claims that prohibition works and does not bankrupt the state. He cited improved labor conditions, denied bankruptcy charges, and argued the state can cover Virginia bond debt while ending liquor revenue drains of about 15 million yearly. He accused liquor interests of spreading falsehoods to portray West Virginia as financially troubled.
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Atlantic City
West Virginia
Fred C. Blue
Prohibition
The
Anti-Saloon League of
Am— Shen
Blue
Supreme Court of the United States
Virginia
Hqnor
Satsuaing
Haught 10 Act As President for Buckhannon College
The Rev William H Hammaker pastor of a Dayton Ohio Methodist church and an applicant for West Virginia Wesleyan College presidency returned from Clarksburg after meetings with trustees. No action on the vacancy occurred, awaiting full board session. Frank Kelley likely to be acting president until a successor is chosen.
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William H. Hammaker
Dayton
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Clarksburg
College Board of Trustees
Clarks- Maker
Hammeker
Rey
nGrl
G. Douey
Glencove
Frank
Kely
Thomas W.P. Morgan
Stinecks
Leona
Coney
Masx
A. T. Braway
Holt Identified as Erich Muenter in Bridgeport Case
Ray McIntire of Bridgeport appeared before Magistrate Jackson V. Carter Tuesday evening and confessed to assaulting Frank Fowler of Bridgeport. He paid a $5 fine and costs and was released. Fowler and McIntire, according to the first statement, engaged in a quarrel over a claim, leading to the fight.
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Ray McIntire
Bridgeport
Jackson V. Carter
Frank Fowler
Fowler
McIntire
Sweeney Leads WV Life Insurer's West Virginia Drive
Wheeling based Thomas H. Sweeney general agent of Equitable Life Insurance promotes the company’s work in West Virginia. The long excerpt discusses morals, youth, and state welfare, mentioning Holts body and a Nassau inquiry, with references to Minors and instructors.
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Thomas H. Sweeney
Wheeling
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Gierhart
Mr. Sweeney
West Virginia
Dallas Woman Admits Receipt of Husband Letter
In Dallas Texas on July 7 Mrs. Frank Holt admitted receiving a letter from her husband in which he claimed to plan blows at sea. The letter suspected of threats had been previously denied by Mrs. Holt.
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Pomme
Dallas
Tex
Frank Holt
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