Reception for Dawson in Clarksburg This July
Washington dispatch notes Harrison county residents set to honor George A. Dawson with a welcome reception in Clarksburg on July 22. Dawson, a former Clark sburg merchant active in politics, will be greeted on arrival by friends. his wife Mrs Bewata Dawson accompanies him from Washington.
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Tor Dawson
Washington
Harrison County
wGeorge
Dawson
Clarksburg
Mtr
Treasury Department
Washington City
Jand
Corona Coal Company
Na Jending
Bia
Bewata Daweon
Washthetan Csty
Kensmedy
Salem
W. Va
Miss Ethel Putnam Returns Home From New York
Personal item notes Miss Ethel Putnam of New York, age four, and Tygan Templeman returning home. The brief item appears continued on page 6.
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Ethel Putnam
New York
Mia
Tygan ‘Templeman
Undergea Trade Continued From Page One
The Norwegian freighter and several ships passed a guarded dock where a U boat guided by guards and a chain of guards protected the area. An unloading operation by the Easter Forwarding Company aimed to move cargo to buyers as a submarine remained nearby awaiting further steps.
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Muchor
Fist
Samtax
Ailange
Bexii
Hwa
Submarine Dentaclandd voyage announced under tight dock security
Captain Koenig states the submarine Dentaclandd and several submarines will depart for operations built by Kiel and owned by a German-leaning group. The cargo of dyestuffs is said to be valuable to American friends, and access to the docks is restricted with guards and burlap curtains. The vessel plans to sail to Dover and then proceed on its course despite Allied restrictions.
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Caplan Koenig
Ixas
Koenig
Dhe Aubmarine
Dentaclandd
Dentehe Orean- Thedern G
Hoal
Bremen
Sue Brenan
Alfred Lolimann
Thn
Tremen Chamber of Commerce
Wisdox
Amall
Mlonds
Guemania Werft
Kiel
America
England
Allies May Try To Stop Departure From Germany
Ambiguous report from Washington notes Allies may act to prevent ships departing Germany after the seizure of a German merchant submarine. Officials say British and French embassies show little concern over what the Netherlands delivered, while preparations to reply to Germany’s demands proceed.
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Washington
Deutschland
Amoelan
Germany
Baron von Hansel Sent to Baltimore for Inquiry
Bar on von Hansel, counselor to the German embassy, was sent to Baltimore by New Orleans Monday to ascertain the exact state of the underwriter nertner Doiltachland. The ambassador von Nermatont from Germany directs the inquiry through the Baltimore visit.
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Baron von Hansel
Baltimore
Cownt von Nermatont
Gerenny
United States
Breon von Hansel
President Wilwon to Hold Public Reception in Washington
President Wilwon will host a public reception after speaking at the salesperson congress. He plans to show a new automobile face toy and then depart for Washington this afternoon.
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P. Congresa
Wilwon
Washington
West Virginia Elk Delegation Heads to Maryland Convention
West Virginia Elk Hawthound train Sunday night carries several hundred elk to the annual grand Indye convention in Walti more Maryland beginning today. More than 500 members from West Virginia will attend. total membership about 7,000 with fifteen lodges in the state. Clarksburg Lodge No. 482 plans a Pullman car delegation leaving at 10 10 p m Sunday. Wilbur Morrisom, past senator, heads the delegation with Jay Reot as alternate. A dozen went the preceding night and several parties traveled Sunday in Pullman cars.
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Hawthound
West Virginia
Waltimore
Clarksburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Wilbur
Morrisom
Nator
Jay Reot
Saveral
Pulomobilor
Union Heights Man Luther Kelley Arrested on Theft Charge
Union Heights resident Luther Kelley was arrested Sunday evening by Constable Robert Noon on a warrant charging him with stealing a $65.65 note and a $100 note from the store of Toney Viola in Union Heights last Saturday afternoon. Viola states Kelley entered the shop, waited on customers, then took a pocket book from the cash drawer containing the notes.
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Luther Kelley
Union Heighty
Robert Noon
Toney Viola
Cnion Holghta
Viola Alléwes
Kelley
Alore
Huafly
Great Dixie Highway discussed at Cincinnati convention
Clubs gather in Cincinnati to discuss the Great Dixie Highway from North to South. The event, with plans and exhibits, aims to spur road building and unify northern and southern states under a vast federal highway project.
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Cincinnati
Tilly
Dixie Highway
Criginal
Nishway
Chicago
Mia
United States
Ani
Cincinnat
Ite
Grent
Fentuvex
Ham Won
Hletiwuy Council
Oder
International Association of Bowery Clubs
Praise for Local Troops From West Virginia Regiment
An edited letter from Harvey L. Gregory, chief musician of the West Virginia National Guard First Regiment band, stationed at Camp Samawah near Charleston, extols the regiment. He notes daily rehearsals and routines, pride in the band christened The Fighting Sea, and mentions arrestees in Divn Wk early Sunday morning by officers White and Yates.
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Telegeant Hive
Harvey L. Gregory
West Virginia National
Caray Samwha
Newt Charleston
Glarkaburg
Nf Ny
Federal
Taft
Clarkeburg
Wreet
Divn
Warly Hunday
Ohly Hoteotiye
le White
Utrofmen Yates
Appendiiti Murphy Dies After Appendectomy At 21 Hours
Robert Appendiiti Murphy 2h year postmaster at Pullman died at 7 46 Sunday morning after an appendicitis operation in a local hospital. Body sent home Sunday for burial. Magrat services Tuesday afternoon with burial in Pullman cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs Willa Murphy 40m Hayward Murphy father Te Murphy brother John J Murphy and C T Allander.
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Robert, Murphy
Pullman
Iitehle
Taveday
Hia
Willa Murphy
Hayward Murphy
Te Murphy
John J. Murphy
C. Ti, Allander
Probat ed will of Mrs Hursey settled by county court
The will of Mrs. Mary E. Hursey was probated on Monday in the county court. Under the Instru ment provisions the household furniture silverware jewelry and personal effects are to be divided among Kane Thoman Hurrey Elizabeth Hursey Vance and Amelia Thernor Vance. Elizabeth Hurrey Vance and Amelia Hornor Vance receive 1000 each, with the rest to Earle Thomas Hursey. The will was executed in October 1914 and Amelia Hornor Vance is named executor.
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Mary E. Hursey
Kane Thoman Hurrey
Elizabeth Hursey Vance
William A. Vance
Amelia Thernor Vance
J. Ward Russell
Elizabeth Hurrey Vance
Amelia Hornor Vance
Earle Thomas Hursey
Alfred Montross Dead in Marion Indiana
Obituary noting the death of Alfred Justis Montross formerly of this city at his Marion Indiana home on South Coote Street after long illness. He was a National Window Glass Workers Union member eighteen years and married Marion Cech Harding in Clarksburg in 1906. They had lived in Clarksburg before moving to Marion eighteen months ago. Survivors include his widow three sisters and brothers. Born January 23 1882 in Bernards Bay New York.
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Alfred Justis Montross
South Coote Street
Marion
Ind
Montross
National
Window Glass Workers Union
Marian Céch Harding
Clarksburg
Boulder
Montroay Jedvas
Jennie Montross
Fifle
Jacob
Utica
Allstar
Ethel Stosbo
Thirty-third Street
Bernards’ Bay
Women Pay Fines in Pollos Court Case
Two women named Ning Hardman and Netile White paid fines of 11.60 dollars each in Pollos Court.
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Ning Hardman
Netile White
Horse Stealing Charge In County Court Recap
John Miller charged with stealing a horned horse appears in Magistrate TG. Nicowarner's court at 2 PM Tuesday. He was detained on a writ issued by Dora Dale and held in county jail until Monday, when he was released under bond. Dale testified Miller had the horse pastured nearby and that the horn was taken and sold. Miller's defense remains unsettled.
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John Miller
TG. Nicowarner
Conable Charon McVicker
Dora Dale
Mrr
Mrs Fox Dea From Prolonged Poisoning At Wolf Summit
Mrs Fox a 24 year wife of H A Fox foreman with tovexprowA of licn died at noon Sunday after a week long toxic poisoning. Survived by her husband two sons a daughter and her parents Mr and Mrs Jonty Griever of Wolf Summit. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the Fox home with Rev Mr Woontor in charge. burial at Od Fellown coms clery.
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Galiom
Bowsle A. Fox
H. A. Fox
Tovexprowa
Licn
Woontor
Rabid dog scare leads to statewide muzzling order
In Hancock county about twenty dogs are reported bitten by a dog that died of rabies. The health department orders muzzling and chaining of all dogs for sixty days from May data. Dogs that may have bitten or been bitten must be confined for two weeks. Quicklime burial of the dead animal and immediate Pasteur treatment for bite victims.
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Charleston
Hancock County
Atate Department of Health
Royal Health Colowrs
Trials Tuesday Evening In Prohibition Case
Henry Dankw and Stanford Lewis, both described as colored, face trial in Magistrate Jackwon V. Carter's court Tuesday evening for alleged violations of the prohibition law. Lewis is charged with attempting to carry liquor within the state, while Banks is charged with having intoxicants for sale.
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Henry Dankw
Stanford Lewis
Jackwon V. Carter
Lewiy
Banks
Man Detained After Confrontation At Waldo Corner
A man identified as Grover Lake told police he was not on the sidewalk when the incident occurred near Waldo corner at about 2 o clock Monday afternoon. He grabbed a pair of shoes and kept them on his feet for several minutes before a car arrived and he was jailed to await further proceedings.
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Grover Lake
Waldo
Avoid Dandraff with Quick Hair Treatment
Fragmented ad style note warns against slow treatment for hair falling issues. Claims a 41.00 bottle offers fast relief and root protection, mentioning a product name and dosage guidance in a rough, garbled fashion. The text appears as an old time medical cure pitch with unclear branding.
Trial Before Mayor Gordon Tusa Morning
A trial before Mayor Q H Gordon Tusa was held on a morning, with the defendant charged over drunken ties.
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Q H. Gordon Tusa
Mother and Babe Injured in Laurel Point Car Accident
Mis. George Gallagher and her infant were thrown from a car Sunday afternoon near Laurel Point. Mrs Gallagher suffered severe arm and wrist injuries and facial cuts. the baby was hurled and rolled thirty feet. Both were taken to the city hospital in fair condition with several injuries and nervous shock reported.
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Morgantown
Laurel Point
George Galligher
Ofty Hospital
Pam'y Barker
Gallagher
Trooper Bucoumb and Private Wy to be sent to Pennsylvania unit
Dispatch notes a fatal on train for Trooper Bucoumb and Private Wy en route to the Mexican border from Mt Grove. The body was given to an undertaker at Denningy On and will be sent to Maveratic in Carlalo for burial.
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Pippsoui Iy
Hugoratiak
Pennsylevania
Mt. Groin
Dennigany On
Maveratic
Nin Hone
Carllalo
Unfilled Orders Drop for United States Steel Corp in June
New York July 10 United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled orders for June 30 at 0,640,468 tons, down 29 percent from May 31. The monthly statement was issued Monday showing a sharp decline in backlog.
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FEM
New York
United States Btool Corporation
Uhoas
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Mia Hamburger
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Tine Amit
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Ruth Elizabeth Smith
Percy H. White
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Wernigertreet
Clarkaburs ‘Trust Company
Gifford H. Related, Jr
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Liston’s
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Glenn B. Waters
Prunty Bldg
Undergea
Chidago Dairy
Dover
Grand Lodge
Union Heights
Toney Cigla
Horlick
Robert H. Murphy
Pullman Inn
Alfred Montross
Indiana City
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