Clarkburg approves new municipal gas pipe grant terms
The Clarkburg city council approved a controversial ordinance granting the Stout company rights to lay gas pipes in streets and public grounds. The measure imposes safety requirements, maintenance duties, and protections for the city against damages, with penalties if trustees fail to uphold the terms.
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Clarksburg
Plo
Kearns
McAndrew
Ander
Hoss
Smith
Ernet
Mellninn McAndrew
H Stout
Trapphise
Fone
Sahen
Stout
Mian Savithe
Anellen
Hari
Innes
Atv Publier Tarkebnnis Handson
Parsons, AM Corporations
Gould
Wiley
D. P
D. &. Stout
Clarkharg
Aaid
Bfaf
al- Teves
Anid
P. Stout
PD. TP
D. Pe Stont
Stont
Asrighé
Morkstaing Light & Deal Company
Enecussnrs
Orsusshene
Léhia
Trish
Leanfite
Dite
Charlaine
Pythian Home Site Discussed at City Convention
A committee considers placing a state Pythian home in this city with a free site offered east of town by W Frank Stout. Mayor Virgil A Lewis chairs the report in Clarksburg as the best location, with a favorable response from the Grand Lodge committee. The Women's Mite Missionary Society adjourns its Pittsburg district convention held at Pride's Chapel.
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Women’s Mite
Pittsburg
African Methodist Episcopal Chytrel
Pride's Chapel
Lydia Lowry
Oliv Arnett
RE. Key
W. B. Derrick
Seston
Land Lodge
Kaghti
Pythia
Dormitia
West Virginia
Bia
Tom
Grand Lodge
W. Frank Stont
Glarksbure Lodge
Virgil A. Lewis
Macor County
Clarksburg
Stout
Hom
Young People's Christian Union Meeting Highlights
The YP C U convention in Buckhannon featured Rev J P Beckhannon in the chair with Rev T Stead and Mrs Crawley elected secretary. Ministers and delegates heard talks on the Y P C U and Sunday school work, tobacco habit issues, pastoral visiting, and conference notes. The institute adjourned for a meal and reconvened with sessions led by Rev J P Pigott and others, concluding with a benediction by Rev H B Cross.
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J.P. Beckhannon
Buct
iNie
T. Stead
Tannersville
Crawley
Buckhannon
A. Shanabargar
Adamston Church
W. Burdette
Buckharmon
Hall Bate
V. E.W. Webster
Nostorrill
Bint Corinnine
J.P Poster
Alton
Cunninghary
Verra
Alta
Slunabrear
Adamston
Urletie
Tey Dol. Weiver
Westerville
Ohia Roy Snisler
Poorn
J. P. Pientz
BH. Cross
Institute
J. P. Pigott
D. W. Canning- Nani
Terra Alta
Trev. L. Stead
Phillipians
Soemon
Rev
L. Gainer
Twood
Gunboat Victims Growings in Number on Bennington Disaster
Associated Press dispatch from San Francisco reports forty-one identified dead from the Bennington explosion with fifty five wounded, including officers. The incident, said to involve boiler weakness, leaves many missing as bodies are recovered and inquiries continue. Washington notes Rear Admiral Cowie attributes damage to high explosives, with no prior defect found. A memorial service is planned at Point Tomah Military Reservation.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
San D Clion
Atest
Vartow
Tireman
Hopp
Mitary
Point Toma
Comiander Young
Associated
Washington, D. C
Rie
Office of the Navy
Bennington
Miss Le vil Garter and Church Services Noted
A church meeting led by Rev. Bishop W B Derrick featured benediction and prayer led by Mrs. Anta Downey and Mrs Dave Jones. Miss Estella Wext opened the session, with President Mrs J B Bumpy presiding and several items deferred until after the election. Grace Joiner of Washington Pa contributed a Christian missionary paper followed by discussion.
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Laxman
W B. Derrick
Estella Wext
J. B Bumpy
Misa Grace Joiner
Washington
Avery Christian
Sbitoni
Flint Workers Union vote stalls wage increase in Toledo
In Wheeling West Virginia on July 22 a straight session of the American Flint class Workers' Union at Marine Fenny ended with a vote in favor at retailine hem quarters in Toledo but communities decided not to recommend an increase in the reported remuneration.
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Wheeling
W. Va
American Flint Class Workers’ Union
Mar
Ne Fenny
Toledo
Niite
Isaac Jackson Dies of Flux at Age Nine
The funeral for Tsquo Sekeon of Norihyian Yeuk plaeotrony hietate house is set for Saturday at 3 30 in the afternoon. Burial at Ma sonic cemetery. Mr Jackson dies Friday at five in flux aged nine with wife and eleven children. He worked in plaster and cement with his brother Tryin Tackvon.
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Tsquo Sekeon
Norihyian
Yeuk Plaeotrony
Masonic Cemetery
Jackson
Tryin Tackvon
Thieves Take Base Ball Outfit from Local Club
Thieves stole the Clay Street base ball club outfit in broad daylight. The set included caps gloves bats and a catcher’s gear marked with player names. Police await rain to search for clues as three players are believed to identify the thieves.
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Bial Conte
Parkes
Leare
Ibis
Ness Elie
Ness Elie Srokce Biegil
Child Burned by Scalding Water Incident
A Northview child about one and a half years old suffered severe scalds after pulling a kettle of boiling water from a kitchen stove. The kettle tipped, soaking the child and causing serious burns. Medical aid was sought, and recovery was uncertain.
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McClurig
Harry McClang
Northview
Bomb-1S attack on Sultan of Turkey pavilion causes deaths
Reported explosion and gunfire hit the Sultan of Turkey pavilion in Washington as diplomats and U S officers occupied the site. Between thirty and forty persons were killed or wounded and carriages were wrecked. Investigators said the perpetrators are at large.
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Sultan OF Turkey
United States Army
Washington
D. C
Belulike
Atvsrun
Bollegians Fall to Fairmont in Cold Weather Game
Fairmont defeated the Collegians five to one as Charlie Reitz started for Fairmont and H. Jacobs J. Jacobs Ash and Garr connected for hits. Canfield pitched well for the Collegians, Wyatt made a strong catch, and the lone Collegians run came on a three base hit by Jacobs in the sixth. Report notes Wileysonburg pursued several Collegians amid talk of cold weather issues.
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Charlie Reitz Gwrs
Minis
Tyirler
Jet
Fairmont
Iat Paremont
Golbegians
Collegians
H. Jacobs
J. Jacobs
Ash
Garr
Canfield
Firmont Sia
Micky
Byrd
Wyatt
Collesians
Camp Meeting Announced by Virginia Adventist Conference
B P Pudhur announced preliminary arrangements for the annual camp meeting of the Virginian Conference of Seventh Day Adventists to be held in late May in West Virginia at the Central Agricultural and Mining Society grounds.
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Virginian Conference of
Sever Day Adventists
Virginia Central Agricultural and Mynhahion Society
Vie Posiden
B. P. Pucdhur
Bie
Youth Held for Circuit Court
Charles Stinfidll, fifteen, arrested for attempting criminal pannll on six year old Laura Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Tr. Davis. He appeared before Magistrate M. S. Tey at 12:30 PM, bond set at $1000, held for circuit court.
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Charles Stinfidll
Box
Pridgy
Pannll
Jittle
Laura Davis
Mig
H- Tr. Davis
East End
Enit
jAth
Mangistrate M.S. Tey
Koblegard Grays Open Season In Grasealin Clash
The Koblegard Grays opened their baseball game against Kaeselli at three o clock. McCallggiens and Olek bars led the scoring as the contest ended with a decisive 8 to 0 result at Unico fiagaeve field.
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Koblegard Grays
Kaeselli
Attexmmon
McCallggiens
Olek
Nw Pune
Unico
Bnet
YU CHING KOH AT GOFF CHURCH
Yu Ching Koh, a noted student from Amghur Chih and a member of Ohio Wesleyan University, is invited to speak at Goff Church. A letter from Bishop Bushford notes Koh as a promising young man tied to the Southern Cling Mission and expected to work in the Ope mission center while continuing local speaking engagements.
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Amghur
Chih
He Ohio Wosleyan University
Kobi
Bisiop Bushford
Yu Ching Koh
Ots
Hinglias
Mission de la Great
Tami W. Bashfind
Midéchine
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Anat
Young People's Christian Union Bering
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Anta Downey
Dave Jones
Isaac Jackson
Prom
Sultan of ‘Tara
Jon
Iliploreatta
Acas
Grant Smith
Legation
Ciptain Similey
Unitedstat
Bollegians
Wiksonburg
Callegians
YU Ching
Goff Church
Harmer
Howard Harmer
Bryin
Mulock
Priduy
Aveming
Ember Corres
Meiluy
Bretar
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