Parkersburg Sentinel praises peace and navy moves
The Parkersburg Sentinel supports Roosevelt's plan to station battleships across Atlantic and Pacific coasts, arguing such moves show strength without seeking war. It urges proper compensation for farmers affected by a buried pipe line from Lost Creek to Sedalia and calls for courts to protect landowners from hardship and arbitrary action.
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Parkersburg Sentinel
Roosevelt
Pacific
Sentinel
Japan
The
South Atlantic
Mediterranean
North Sea
United States
Atlantic
Philippines
Hawaii
Lost Creek
Sedalia
Pultding Mes Sees Rise in Activity Amid Tire Ad Vancer
Activity surges in the Pultding Mes as evidence grows of Clarks tire ad vancer. The pace may rise further but should be measured to avoid excess.
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Clarks Tire
County court weighs road protection duties for transportation firms
The county court declares transport firms must safeguard roads and will seek remedies in court if needed. Morgantown grows confident on transit, aided by a new line to Rowlesburg, while residents commend the road’s potential benefits for regional travel and commerce. Tillman’s appearance in the house receipts disappoints many who hoped for more.
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Fork Valley
Tts
Wallace
Morgantown
Rowlesburg
West Milford social notes recall visitors and departures
West Milford residents record a string of guests and travelers including Mrs. 8 W Lamont and Hazel from Ashland Wisconsin Miss Bessie Clark from Buckhannon and several others visiting relatives. Travelers include Mr and Mrs A C Holden returning from Baltimore Niagara Falls and other points Dr H B Sloan visiting from Clarksburg and J W Lynch departing for Brancher for a new position.
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West Milford
W. Lamont
Hazel
Ashland
Wis
Mary Price
Bessie Clark
Buckhannon
Lloyd Chalfant
Guy
Shinnston
J. D. Hoff
M. M. Neeley
Alfred
Fairmont
Lizzie Pyle
Covington
Mason Lee
H. B. Sloan
Clarksburg
A. C. Holden
Baltimore
Niagara Falls
F. EB. Morrison
Pennsylvania
T. M. Smith
J. W. Young
Hettie
Charles Wheeler
Elkins
C. B. Morrison
Janie D. Lewis
Arkansas
C. N. Helmick
Nina Lynch
Buried at Fatimo: 5-year-old Cedric Colburn dies
The body of Cedric Colburn was taken from Shinnston to Fairmont for burial after a colt kick caused his death. The child, son of Mrs. Harry Colburn, died Wednesday at the family home in Shinnston. Claude Randall was riding the colt at the time of the incident.
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Cedric Colburn
Harry Colburn
Shinnston
Fairmont
Claude Randall
Colburn
Taken to asylum in Weston after insanity ruling
John Huggo, adjudged insane, was moved from the county jail to the Weston asylum on Wednesday by a guard. His mental state was described as very bad, necessitating heavy restraints for the journey.
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John Huggo
Weston
Huggo
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