Meeting Called Off No Clarksburg Temperance Union Tuesday
The Clarksburg Central Christian Temperance Union will not meet on Tuesday to recount the Lincoln Chautauqua Pow Kesalon. The next meeting is scheduled for the regular time, the second Tuesday in August. Married in Cumberland Md Miss Rich Willatiersmith and Perny ti White, both of this city, wed at Y o'clock this morning. Following the ceremony Mrs White and her husband left for a ten day trip to the Haut before returning home, Mrs White being daughter of Mr and Mrs E Thomins Smith of Werniger street.
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Aft
Clarksburg
Cumberland
Rich Willatiersmith
Perny Ti White
My. ‘White
Point
Haut
Mrs. White
E. Thomins Smith
Werniger Street
Marriage Announced In Columbus At First Methodist Church
The engagement announces the marriage of Gilford He Kolated and Migs Francis W. Springul both of Columbus. The ceremony was held at the First Methodist Episcopal church with Reverend W. B. King officiating.
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Gilford He Kolated
Migs Francis W. Springul
Columbus
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. B. King
Unfilled Orders Decrease for U S Steel in June
United States Steel reports June 20 unfilled orders at 9,640,408 tons, down 297,240 tons from May. The monthly statement notes the decline and cites the period ending June 20 as the latest figures.
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York
United States Steel Corporation
Weeds Used in Medicine Pamphlet Circulated by USDA
A pamphlet on the medicinal value of weeds circulated by the U S Department of Agriculture highlights the healing powers of roots and common weeds. It notes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a historical remedy once popular for family ailments.
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United States Department of Agricul Quire
Alfred Montross Obituary Near Marion Indiana
Alfred Tunticn Montrouw former Marion resident dies after long illness. He was a member of the National Window Glass Workers Union many years and lived in Marion after a Clarkaburg marriage in 1906. He was born January 28, 1882 in Bernards Bay New York and leaves a wife and several relatives.
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Alfred Tunticn Montrouw
Thin City
Marton
Liuyidua
Labeling Offense Leads to Prohibition Hearing
Dominick Tronce, described as a foreigner, is a prisoner awaiting hearing before Magistrate Jackson V. Carter in the county jail. Deputy state prohibition commissioner J Waller Poe arrested him on a warrant alleging improper labeling of intoxicants. Tronce claimed the bottles were labeled, suggesting any misplacement was by others.
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Dominick ‘Tronce
Jackson V. Carter
Trence
J. Waller Poe
Prohibition
Trance
Union Heights man arrested on suspected theft charge
Luther Kellay of Union Heights was arrested Sunday evening by Constable Robert noon on a warrant charging him with stealing 65.06 and a 100 note from Toney Viola’s Union Heights store Saturday afternoon. Viola says Kellay entered, waited on customers, then took a large pocket book from a drawer containing the money and notes.
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Luther Kellay
Union Heights
Robert Noon
Toney Viola
Kelley
Republican bill fails to boost Indigo industry protection
Representative Hin derides the Democratic revenue plan as offering no shield for indigo dues and warns that investment in that industry’s capital would not occur without it. The final House vote on the revenue bill shows substantial increases rejected 144 to 19 and 116 to 7 in different tallies.
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Washington
Villa bandits warned headed toward Big Bend Texas
Washington July 11 A second warning that Villa candidates are headed for the Big Bend district of Texas was given to the state department Monday by Blimeo Arredondo the Mexican ambassador designate He told Acting Secretary Police his government had given him definite information that the bandits were moving northward toward Boquillan Texas and promised cooperation of Carhanan forcan. Drowning claimed to second victim of the summer season Sunday more ing when Charles Shipley 40 years old of this city in painter fell from a ski while fishing in the Ohio river at Constitution O all mich above his city. Dotalla of the ragndy are lacking. His body has not been recovered.
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Washington
Big Bend
Texas
Blmeo Arredondo
Boquillan
Panknrsburg
Charles Shipley
Ohio
Constitution
Hia City
Dotalla
Curnens Plans Major Structure in Vonexula Capital
Vonexula’s capital Curnens schedules construction of a vast new building, signaling a bold urban development push. Officials cite economic growth and city modernization as key motives. The project anticipates significant local investment and job creation.
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Curnens
Vonexula
Rillonwnoss and Stoniagh Trouble
Two years ago I suffered from frequent attacks of stomach trouble and dizziness. I could eat little and felt so weak I had to grab hold to avoid falling. After trying Chamberlain's Tablets I improved rapidly, and the ad claims the remedy is widely available.
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Mian
Mms Vorbryke
Lima
Ohio
Chamberlain
Avery Whara
Woman Killed in Carriage Fatal Embankment Crash
Mrs. George H. McGowen 41 of Washington Pennsylvania died when a Verge Lourie carriage veered onto an embankment near Proctor. Her husband and daughter Isatello were slightly injured. Mr. McGowen was thrown from the machine and crushed by the wheel. Labelle, rear rider, escaped with a sprained ankle. The accident happened while Mr. McGowen tried to avoid a deep pit, the embankment proving dangerous.
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McGowen
Labelle
McGowas
Troop he Bucnumbs associate Pittsburg death on train
Private W. ff. Hayertack of the Eighth Prunny infantry died on a westbound train near Dennison on the way from Mt Gretna to the border. His body was turned over to an undertaker after the incident.
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Tay Associates
Pittsburg
Dilly
W. Ff. Hayerattck
Prunny
Fania Infantry
Mestann
Mt Gretna
Weuto
Dennison
Old Hickory Ton ic Rich in Iron
An advertisement touts Old Hickory Tonic as rich in iron and purifying minerals. It claims to strengthen stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improve digestion and vitality, and offers a low price for bottles after decades of doctor-made formulations.
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Otto
Foreign Alliances Are Boosted by Mr Stone
Washington July 1 Chalr way Stone of the foreign relations committee declared in the Senate that the United States must consider joining in concerted action with European powers or risk adopting a defensive policy. He warned treaties and international relations are shaping economic finance and industry and urged consultation to avoid isolation.
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Mr. Stone
Washington
Chalrway Stone
Senate
United States
West Virginia Elf Maathound Yraina Convention Bound
A large West Virginia delegation heads to a Baltimore Maryland convention in Baltct more for a meeting starting Monday. About 7,000 attendees and fifteen lodges are reported with Clarksbury Lodge No 48% among them. Delegation led by Wilbur Morrison departs Sunday night at 10 10 p m by Pullman coaches bound for Baltimore and Ohio trains to attend proceedings.
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Baltiemore
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Pullman
Loavie Horn
Wilbur G. Morrison
Pat Myidlind
Jay Root
Adozin
Wight
West Virginia outlines cadet training under federal law
Kalin, head of the state board of Kontrol, said all state educational institutions may qualify for federal funds to provide military instruction, equipment and facilities for cadet programs. He noted Morgantown university and other colleges are eligible, with no separate Negro school included in the plan.
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Ay Amerreyesno
Charleston
Lament Kalin
State Board of Kontrol
West Virginia
Thy University
Morgantown
Rabies Alert After Dog Attacks Strikes Hancock County
In Hancock County about twenty dogs were attacked by a dog that died of rabies. The state health department orders muzzle and secure chaining for sixty days and strict enforcement. Rabies is fatal. bitten animals must be quarantined, observed, and buried after quicklime treatment. Public urged to seek medical care immediately if bitten.
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Charleston
Hancock County
State Department of Health
Another Case of Infantile Paralysis Reported
Pittsburg health officials report a second infantile paralysis case within a week in the same district as the first. A physician was not called until four weeks after onset, delaying diagnosis and care. The item notes rising per capita wealth in the United States, reaching near forty two thousand dollars.
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United States
Epidemic of infantile paralysis grows in New York
Rain and severe weather failed to curb the outbreak of infantile paralysis in New York City. In two weeks the epidemic has claimed 298 lives and worsened over a 24 hour period ending at 10 am with additional deaths and new cases reported in Minnesota and surrounding areas.
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York
New York City
Minnhiat
Coming Baby Hooray Mothers Endear Future Arrival
An old advertisement extols a tonic called Mother’s Friend for expecting mothers. It claims daily use smooths labor, prevents discomfort, and is endorsed by many women. The piece invites readers to obtain a free book from Bradfield Regulator Co. and notes personal testimonies of happy mothers.
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Daliy
Modielie
Bradfield Regulator Coy
Auasta
Horse Stealing Charge Against John Miller Near Hearing
John Miller faces a magistrate hearing at 2 o clock Tuesday after being taken by Constable Charlo McVicker on a warrant sworn by Dora Dale. Miller allegedly stole and sold a horse kept on Goi farm and will be tried in county jail custody until Monday noon. Dame Dale’s story outlines panicured details and Miller’s possible defense remains unlearned. HB. A. Campbell walks three miles weekly to keep a preaching appointment.
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John Miller
Horne
T. G. Nicewarner
Charlo McVicker
Dora Dale
Wos
Sounty
Mra. Dale
Afiller
Philadelphia man composes sixteen year chess problem
Robert H Rumsey of Philadelphia has spent sixteen years composing a chess problem, a lifelong pursuit that reflects patience and dedication to a complex puzzle genre.
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Robert H. Rumsey
Philadelphia
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