Elks Officials Return From Baltimore Conventions
Jay Reefer returned Saturday from Baltimore where he had charge at the West Virginia headquarters of Fik8 at the national convention of the order. J C Copeman came back Friday from the Elk national convention in Baltimore. M Lampe returned Friday from the Elk national convention in Baltimore. A Klein also returned Saturday from Baltimore after attending the Elk national convention. Clyde G O Law, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance agent, left Saturday for Milwaukee to attend the company annual meeting. Mrs Margaret Thong of Kang Pa visits her son J W Thomas on Mantticello avenue. Lloyd M Allen arrived Saturday from Sardis.
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Jay Reefer
Baltimore
West Virgina
Order
J. C. Copeman
Elky
M. Lampe
Elke Hell
Tloyd M. Allen
Sardis
A. Klein
Convention of Elks
Margaret Thong
Kang, Pa
J. W. Thomas
Mantticello Avenue
Clyde GO Law
Inca
Northwestern Mutual Life Inaurance Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Troop Trains Move 7200 Guardsmen To Mexican Border
A Baltimore and Ohio report to President Willard details 7,200 officers and men in 23 special troop trains of 344 cars. The Maryland brigade and New York and Pennsylvania units traveled via the Soninville and St. Lewis gateways to Southwest Texas. Trains ran on strict schedules with Pullman cars for comfort and free water and supplies en route. Officers praised the accommodations and the care taken to ease the journey, noting it strengthens resolve and duty to the state.
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Seracyee
Ie National Guard
Wilson
Ballimorn
Obie
Willard
Maryland
Linnsylvania National Gord
New York Signal Corps
Butte
Fred
Willird
Deer Park
Charles D. Onither
Maryland National Guard
Texas
Gal
A. Little
Camp Ord
Hagle Pass
Italy and Germany face strain over reciprocal citizen rights
A strong demand from the press and public calls for cancellation of the Italy Germany agreement that would grant citizens of each country access to the other's domain. Indications of German retreat are alleged as relations between Italy and Germany reach heightened tension not seen since the war began.
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Romm
Italy
Germany
Local man Frank Willison for gambling raid name mix up
In a Colonial building raid a suspect gave Frank Willison as his name at police HQ, a well known young city businessman. The incident tied his name to the case, though the situation appears to be a case of mistaken identity amid a lively local scandal.
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Colonial
Frank Willison
Disinfection Precautions Amid New York Epidemic Quarantine
A public health notice discusses car disinfection and quarantine measures during an epidemic. It mentions the U S Public Service and Surgeon General Kuper with actions to alert presidents and railroad firms, to keep children under fifteen away from New York, and to use a centralized notification system tracking interstate movement of children. It notes quarantine restrictions and the aim to avoid unnecessary disruption while limiting spread.
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Nhe Wal More and
Dito Railroad Company
Lath
United States Publis
New
Paralyale
Wil Demic
New York
Kuper
Pmblic Health
Mirtiga
Addrenoe
Pregidentis
Attralmonds and
Doumahip
Hhe Heavier Inday
Hospital Corps in Need of Recruits
Bergeant Alusuner W. Johnson announces war department action to fill hospital corps roles for Wheurs and nearby units. Candidates with cooking or culinary knowledge eligible, with risk of promotions to sergeant via competitive exams. Seven applicants considered at local recruiting station from July 7 to 9. one accepted, others rejected for reasons including marriage, age, weight, color, or physical fit.
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Bergeant
Alusuner W. Johnson
Washington
Thy Hospital Corpe
Wheurs
War Department
Plarmaeists
Bergewnt Johnson
Vedig
Annual Dairy Meeting Draws 150 Dairymen Nearby
The Central West Virginia Dairy men's Association held its annual plente on the Jones D. Burrier farm near Gressoll. About 150 dairymen from Harrison, Taylor, Lewin and Marion counties attended. An elaborate meal was served followed by a speech program. Sponsors included R. Titlow, J. Oliver, and A. Tagedale. They discussed dairy interests and pledged future annual events. Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was advertised as a summer prep and recommended for households.
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Central
West Virginia
Dairymen's Association
Jones D. Burrier
Gressoll
Harrison
Taylor, Lewin
Marion
R. Titlow
J. Oliyer
A. , Tagedale
Ninte Univ
Morgantown
Chamberlain
Crack Regiment Heads to Maxtown Border Patrol
The crack Seventh regiment of the New York National Guard passes through this city Saturday morning en route to the Maxtown border for patrol duty. The first train left Inca station at 9:20, twenty eight park Fiat cars carried ambulances supplies and sleeping cars for troops. The second train arrived at 10:00 with Kovontorn cars and freight, day coaches, and a Pullman car. The Tasty expedition stopped after 11, with twenty eight cars, matching the other trains.
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New York National Guard
Maxtown
Fiat
Mrs Smith Leaves Kemler Hospital After Surgery
Mrs Hugh Smith of McKim, who had been a patient at Kemler hospital for three weeks undergoing a surgical operation, was able to leave the hospital Saturday.
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Hugh Smith
McKim
Kemler Hospital
Auto dealer Arsvinco cites notice from Colonel Coulter
In Pittaliting July 15 C MoH Lynch well known in Pittaburlg receives word from Colonel Coulter of the Ninth Battalion on the border. A Texas agency delivered an auty motile gent to a Gedtor with a box. The Consolidation Coal Company paid miners ETLROA Saturday for work done. Independent compaulow paid more than that amount for the same period. Coal demand grows while Consolidation engages in bruneine Juliers.
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Arsovinco Prune
Calan Coulter
Texas
Sompaulow
Dairymen's Meet Recessed. Settlement to Resume Monday
The Supler farm near Graanelli in Harrison County saw the dairymen postpone their Saturday afternoon meet as the county court recessed Friday evening. Settlement after the recess will pick up on Monday morning with the annual figures to be resumed.
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Supler
Graanelli
Harrison County
Par
Thepheri
Pittsburg Train Delayed By Freight Wreck
The Baltimore and Ohio passenger train between Hiteburg and this city was an hour late Saturday morning due to a small freight wreck at Mount Bradford Pa. The train, slated to arrive at 2:30 every morning, encountered the delay.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Hiteburg
Mount Bradford
Black-Draught Promises Relief for Family Ailments
A letter extols Thedford's Black-Draught as a cure all for stomach troubles, indigestion, and related symptoms. The writer cites a decade of use, claiming the vegetable remedy prevents long sicknesses and is trusted by families, with a message to purchase from local druggists.
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McDett
Ty Thedford
Rco
Ontario Age Business Warning In Peak Peninsula
Local reporters warn of a mid season peril impacting Gluaeppl Peninsula and Tow Caldamont regions. Officials urge caution as markets and trade routes face disruption amid ongoing tensions and scheduling delays.
Wise Old Owl Keeps Out of the Sun
A brief note describes a wise owl avoiding direct sunlight, possibly resting in shade. The fragment emphasizes its sun-avoiding behavior and calm demeanor without additional context or names.
Snider invited to Shadow Lawn ceremonies at Wilson’s summer home
Millard F. Snider a prominent local Democrat and attorney at law has been invited by Clarence W. Watson former U S senator and Democratic national committee man for West Virginia to attend the notification ceremonies at Shadow Lawn Wilson's New Jersey summer home at the end of the month.
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Millard F. Snider
Han
Clarence W. Watson
United States
West Virginia
Shadow Lawn
President Wilson
New Jersey
Cupid plays havoc with force in overall factory
Cupid disrupts the Butler Pennsylvania overall factory as thirty-seven women and girls resign over three months to marry. The plant relies on forty heavy workers and the departures alter production.
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Cupid
Butler
Man Dies in Allegheny Jail While Serving Short Sentence
Pittsburg July 15 John Fy Ior of Grafton West Virginia died in Allegheny county jail today while serving a five days sentence for small damaging. The brief item notes the inmate’s death during confinement.
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Pittsburg
John Fy Ior
Grafton
W. Va
Allegheny County
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