Summer Pastime contest thrills readers with prize list
The Daily Telegram launches a sprawling Summer Pastime entry drive offering prizes up to 100 gold for correct base player name lists. Participants must submit 26 names built from given rules, with safeguards and a closing date of June 30 1914.
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Avid
Daily Telegram
OFER
Teleis
Bowie Feawment
Iavh Yay Inc
Thy Daily Telegram
Veghmink
Inis Pantime
Mani
Baye
Parent
Workin Hut
Thoas
Kody Mivett Anwar
Empire National Peak
Main Street
Clarks
Ciek
Pefrans
Miker
Wiel
Websters
Jon
Adereas
Wanda
Amore
Ailiam Toh
Init Worts
Chet Eneh Wilgibie
Aico
Permona
Sumner
Wil Bat
Hit
Merle
Simmels
Herpelt
Aook
Malnstrat
Clarksburg
Maznes
Cardinal Inni Smh and His Bavarian Rise
The future cardinal grew up near Landetubl in the Bavarian Palatinate where his poor blacksmith father worked. Abel Diehop von Bettinger, a priest, pushed clerical reform and politics, becoming archbishop of Munich seven years ago and a favored ally of Bavarian court leaders and Prime Minister von Hertling. His appointment shifted social rank at court, but papal preference later altered Bavarian princes' expectations.
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Inni Smh
Landetubl
Bavarian Palatinate
Hin
Abel Diehop von Bettinger
Munich
Bavariaa Court
Cannt von Hertling
New Post Offices Established in West Virginia
The telegraph announces new post offices in West Virginia. Blooming Rose in Heone county lists William T. Harless of Ravine as postmaster. Munday in Wirt county names James H. Mus of Hartley. Hillatt in Mayste county names Clara A. Biggs of Leander. Rapp in Mingo county lists Ail Nestor of Eugene as postmaster.
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Telehma
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Blooming Rose
Heone County
William T. Harless
Ravine
Munday
Wirt County
James H. Mus
Hartley
Hillatt
Mayste County
Clara A. Biggs
Leander
Rapp
Mingo County
Ail Nestor
Eugene
West Virginia Post Offices to Close June 30
A government notice lists six West Virginia post offices slated for discontinuation on June 30. The sites include Burner in Pocahontas County, Green Bill in Welzel County, Shyrock in Greenbrier County, Wanless in Pocahontas County, Yo cum in Upshur County, and Neola, Cass, and Hall routes with mail redirected accordingly.
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Washington
West Virginia
Burner
Pocahontas County
Green Bill
Welzel County
White Sulphur Springs
Shyrock
Greenbrier County
Neola
Wanless
Cass
Yocum
Upshur
Hall
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Hans Wagner
Whaling
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Sie
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W. Pike
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West Pyre Street
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