New American Note to Germany Warns of Consequences
Washington reports that a new United States note to Germany outlines the principle that neutral rights must be protected by international law and places responsibility on Germany for any act causing a rupture, signaling possible Congress assembly if a disaster like Lusitania occurs. Secretary Lansing says the text will be released for Saturday papers.
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Washington
Germany
Berlin
London
Copenhagen
Af Gorham
United States
Dor
Lusitania
Congress
Wilson
Lansing
Jury Deadlocks In Tillman Whiskey Case At Norwood Park
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of Andrew Tillman charged with having whiskey on his person. Magistrate Jackson Y. Carter remanded him to jail with a new trial set for Friday at 2 p.m. Deputy Laco M Wolfe arrested Tillman at Norwood Park Saturday, finding three pints of whiskey on his person.
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Andrew Tillman
Jackson Y. Carter
Norwood Park
Tillman
Laco M_ Wolfe
Hial
Condition of Leo M. Frank Unchanged in Prison
Milledgeville Georgia July 22 The condition of Leo M. Frank whose throat was cut last Saturday night by a weather convict at the state prison farm is unchanged prison officials said today
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Premear
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Couples
Marriage licenses have been issued to Guy Giglio and Mose Rimi, Harley A. Davis and D. Hla, MacDonald and Dallas J. Swiger and Eva B. Cunningham.
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Guy Giglio
Mose Rimi
Harley A. Davis
D. Hla
MacDonald
Dallas J. Swiger
Eva B. Cunncggham
Man Held for Assault in Martinsburg Case
Martinsburg July 23 The grand jury indicted Sprengel 21 for criminally assaulting Grace Silvia ten year old daughter of Joseph Sik Wa a workman. The case stems from an incident at the lime fire plant at Bishten in this county.
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Martinsburg
Il Sprengel
Bishten
Igs
Beob
Grace Silvia
Joseph Sik Wa
Tor
Paris riots leave two shot by guards amid unrest
Albert Hiveline of the Paris opera recounts a talk with Emperor William after a riot where guards wounded two men. The exchange notes praise for a French regiment and comments on prisoner rations, ending with the emperor continuing on despite the remark about bricks.
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Tay Associs
William II
riot at Tidewater Bayonne plant in oil strike
Two men were killed and three wounded as fighting between strikers and Standard Oil guards continued in Bayonne New Jersey. The clash at the Tidewater Oil plant followed a riot earlier in the day with guards firing on marchers using rifles and revolvers. Sheriff Kinkead urged peace as storms broke over the yard.
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New York
Tidewater Oil Company
Bayonne
Standard Ofl Company
Tony Bednank
John Saginaski
Tidewater
Arca
Standard Oil Company
Oil Company
Yorks
Tidewater Oil Company J
Staven
Kinkead
Bodies recovered from Lusitania disaster ships to New York
The American consul at Queenstown says the bodies of Harry J. Keser of Philadelphia and Mrs. R. T. Leverich of New York, victims of the Lusitania sinking, along with Herbert S. Stone, will be shipped from Liverpool to New York next Wednesday. Funeral services for John Warbeck, an Italian miner with Maryland Coal and Coke Company, were held and he was buried in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Washington
Queenstown
State Department
Harry J. Keser
Philadelphia
R. T. Leverich
New York
Herbert S. Stone
Liverpool
John Warbeck
Maryland Coal and Coke Company
Wendel
Lynch=Osborn Undertaking Company
Holy Crosa
Written Agreement Nears Police Chief Change in West Union
In Bridgport Connecticut on July 28 John Z D Brown resigns as chief of police at West Union. Earl B Kinney is named interim. J J Keupler notes a written agreement to settle machinists strike affecting Rem Legion Arm and Aueiupition Company. Professor Earl Sheets to discuss Critic Beeding at the hot house Saturday.
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Associated Rratnel
Rem Legion Arma and
Aueiupition Company
Yatinue
Earl Sheets
Critic Beeding
Aot
Saturdaree
Teachers Exam Underway for West Virginia Educators
The final state uniform examination for school teachers is in Towers school building with County Superintendent Carl S. Lawson assisted by A. P Morrison Ira L. Swiger and H. M. Wolverton. It concludes tomorrow evening listing numerous applicants from Wyatt Wilsonburg Philippi Shinnston Bridgeport and other towns. Amiens France noted with 90000 population.
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Towers
Carl S. Lawson
A. P Morrison
Ira L. Swiger
H. M. Wolverton m
Tomorow
Fate of Polish Capital and the Russian Army Crisis
London reports Austro German forces push toward Warsaw while Russia withdraws, burning and destroying as they retreat. The Polish corridor rail link from Lublin to Odessa is pivotal. British observers fear a decisive defeat could collapse Russian forces and endanger the Polish state.
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London
Russia
Warsaw
Baltic
Vance
Senygrad
Poland
Lublin-Chelm
Renee Mon
Lublin
Chelmi
Odessa
Teutonic
Ibridi
Ivangorod
Naréw
Cittia
Windau
Ran ‘Las
Aril
Narew
Vistula
Lobia
Ruman
Auto Crash Sends Two Victims to Hospital
An eight passenger car returning from Golf Plaza on East Main street skidded on streetcar rails near the Golf Plaza bridge. Scott Washington of Parkersburg is in serious condition at St Marys with a broken leg and other injuries. Agnes Prichard of Danville Virginia and Allene Highland of Chestnut street are hospitalized with head cuts and a broken nose. Merle Williams and Clara Smith of Parkersburg suffer cuts and bruises while George Denham, John Irvine, and Charles B Lambert Jr. escape injuries.
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East Main Street
Golf Plaza Bridge
Scott Washington
Parkersburg
St. Mary's
Hos‘pital
Agnes Prichard
Danville
Allene
Highland
Clara Smith
Merle Williams
George Dedham
John Irvine
Charles B. Lamberd, Jr
Ing
Allene Highland
Frank EB. Highland
Chestnutl Street
Thompson H. Wiliams
Clay Street
Miss Smith
Miss Williams
Asia challenges American churches in Purity Congress
In San Francisco, Rev. Sidney L. Gulick, representative of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ, urged Asia’s awakening as a new and crucial challenge to American churches. He cited missions in Japan and China and noted shifts toward openness to learning and adoption of valuable ideas, signaling a changing global religious landscape.
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San Francisco
Asia
Churches of America
International Purity Congress
Sidney L. Gulick
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America
Orient
Japan
China
Ching Aich
War munitions claim highlighted in July letters
A farmer near Charleston asked Governor Hatfish and General Bond about storage of war munitions found on her 1898 farm. No state record existed, requiring a special legislative act for payment. The American and Belgian consuls reported related charges and provincial investigations continued.
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Tey Aseocia Tao
Charleston
Sarah Wilsom
Here
Hatfish
John
Bond
J E.appleton
Wilson
No Reduction as namednren Prebes Charleston
Attorney General Lilly replies to J. Darst inquiry and rules that capital stock reductions by West Virginia corporations do not justify a corresponding tax cut. Many firms trimmed capital while facing tax based on capitalization as of July 1 when law took effect. Local note from Monse charged. Hast Liverpool. July 22. Mrs Anne When shot and seriously wounded today. Mrs Mole Denumeur arrested for the crime. Neighbors reportedly quarreled prior to the street shooting.
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Charleston
Lilly
J. 5
Darst
Price Suditer
Mra
Anne
Mole Denumoré i
Allies Weak Against Turkish Trenches Headlines
Fragmented OCR text reports on Gallipoli trench fighting with unclear dates and place names. The readable fragments mention Allied difficulties and Turkish positions, but no concrete events or outcomes are identifiable.
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Stale Department
Count von Bernstorff
Ataté Department
Washinetop
Ate Re
Andy Tillman
Dallas
Ganial Faremsen
Hoberts Hardware Company
Iiss Biassye Cunningham
Ebyep
Meir
Standard Oil Guards
Remmington
Ana
Goldie Amos
Wyatt
Notley R. Ash
Wilsonburg
Oris G Beeson
Philippi
Geneva P. Burnside
Glenn Coffman
Chester M. Cunningham
Omer C. McCarty
Shinnston
Julian Comer
Bridgeport
Ruby Cunningham
Daisy P. Davis
Wallace
Andrew J. Douglas
Lost Creek
Harvey Doda
Glen Falls
Ashbel P"downs
Loy E Griffin
Revil C. Hardesty
Enterprise
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Gil H. Hertzog
Seva C. Hurst
Industrial
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Xenia Kelley
Hebseca J. Knight
Lewis
John P. Lanham
Bristol
Floda M. Lough
Ralphious C. Lough
Laura B. Loughery
Henderson’ s_ Low~ ther
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Bertha Trynch
Weat Milford
Chester
Martin
Winifred F. Mayer
Hattie, McIntire
Clyde R. McCarty
Veres H. McLarp
Salem
Hazex Lynch
Emory F. Monroe
Brown
Cecil Moneypenny
the Ferty
James A. Nutter
Miletus
Porter Nutter
Lizzie Nuzum
Edythe Pigott
Mamie H.pollock
Luther S. Righter
Bessie M. Robery
Gratta E. Smyth
Littleton
Pearl Smith
Lela D. Stewart
Albert Stuart
Inez EB. Tuck
Clauae R. Underwood
Fora Valentine
Auburn
Flossie Weaver
Robert H. Willis
Jesse J. Willis
Annie L. Window
West Mnford
Estelle Winifred
Mrs. Ellz
Abeth Boggess
Lucy C. Thomas
William R. Wolverton
Long Run
Blanche Steele
William C. Perine
Electa Hammond
Wilsonburge
Lena C. Bert
Kincaid
Dorsey E. Gaines
Truman Payne
West Summit
Opal B. Thornberry
West Milford
Amiens
France
Riga
Tn Artificial Limb Shop
Pierges
Raven
War Office
State, Department Today
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Mumia Washington
Gallipoli
Tuckerton
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