Mobilization of Great Army of Imvien Reported
Federal deputy marshal Sof Fairmont arrived Wednesday and arrested Kenner Farley, taking him from the county to face federal charges for bootlegging and whiskey against excise laws. Farley, recently released, is said to have ongoing bootlegging operations statewide. Deputy Walter Bee notes Farley under suspicion for past convictions and future sentencing as federal authorities proceed.
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Azat
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Report on European War News With Mixed Front Updates
Reports from OSCON and Vienna indicate Russia heavily reinforcing along the San river while official notices remain contradictory. Romania pursues strategic aims in the Near East as Bulgaria and Kelmasia seek understanding. German and Austrian actions signal sacrifices and conferences, with no decisive breakthrough cited. Western fronts show limited but notable developments ahead of broader engagements.
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Romania
Tal
Near East
Frankfort Zeitung
Viepta
Austria-Hungary
Francis Joseph
Itseig
San
Car Crash In Forest District Near Waterford Pa
Report mentions two men driven into a wooded district near Waterford Pennsylvania during a morning incident. One man assaulted and robbed while another was driven further into the forest. condition uncertain but described as potentially fatal. Police on scene.
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Reese
Waterford
Greré
Gaiswack
Maral
Americans Dead in Mexican Turmoil Near Tampico
Telegraphic reports from Tampico, based on late dispatches, say ten to twelve Americans were killed in violence near Tampico with the tanker Winkfred, under Oscar Kane, arriving from Tampico. The information came in shortly before Kane's departure.
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SociaTes Presa
Furious artillery duel along the Belgian front
A dramatic clash along the Belgian front reports heavy artillery duels near Torgau Prussia with trenches and positions exchanged. No lives lost. cause of the exchange unclear. Belgian troops blocked a German advance while allied gunners unleashed saturating fire. In other news British steamer Alveston loads wheat for Belgium and Governor Tumulty signs a bill shifting primary election costs to counties, saving state funds.
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Prussia
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German Officer Captures May to May Fighting Near Notre Dame
An account by Captain Siever of German forces recounts fighting from May 14 to 20 near Notre Dame to Lorette. The note details a 272-man battalion across Lafetre plateau and Al main-Cayency line, with heavy casualties and the death of the captain.
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Almain-Cayency
Berlin imposes limits on tanks and wine room access
The British dispatch cites Berlin issuing orders restricting both effects of tanks and visits to wine rooms by German soldiers. The directive, dated from Berlin, affects military activities and civilian facilities as part of wartime controls.
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London
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Four Nabbed Over 265 Pints Prohibition Bust in Rosecourt
Police under Deputy State Commissioner of Prohibition Walter Bec of Farkersbore with WH Humphres seized 265 pints in a raid. Prisoners were jailed for hearings before Magistrate RO Edward Biddin as court actions awaited. A key arrest by Beet accompanied other detentions in the ongoing crackdown on illicit alcohol.
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Farkersbore
Eputy
Humphres
Edward Biddin
Rosecourt
Furlough Rules Warn Against Berlin Rest stops
The order bars private soldiers from visiting numerous luxas restal rants and cafes in Berlin as well as GI bars and wine rooms. It warns that furloughs for physical recovery and nerve restoration from front life are endangered by such visits, with West End clubs catering to miners likely to be hard hit by the regulation.
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Berlin
Ufe
West End
French Troops Take More War Prisoners
Paris reported the French war office stating that fighting north of Arras continued through the night. Southeast of Neuville they held trenches and took more prisoners, totaling over 450 since Monday night. Neuville captured a block of houses despite counterattacks as artillery rained on Lorette and Rheims, including the cathedral bombardment.
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Lorette
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Cathedral
British Airship Shot Down by Germans Reporter’s Note
London June 2 The War Office released a statement reporting the downing of a British airship by German fire near Bixschoote. The occupants, one Belgian and one British officer, were captured. The French forces penetrated to the east of Souchez but were repulsed later. A small trench section near Neuville and Ecurie changed hands briefly.
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Reese Serlin
Neuville
Ecurie
Special term set to contract grading and paving road
A special term of the count court Friday will authorize contracting for grading and paving a 3 to 4 mile road from Shinnston toward Mannington. The route through Robinsontow spans Clay and Eagle districts with a 40000 expenditure. The court will also plan three bridges in the area with one in Clay and two in Eagle districts as well as issuing qualified and motor certificates.
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Baltimore and Ohio Passenger Rates Heated Before Commission
The public service commission on Wednesday set July 6 as the hearing date on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad application to raise passenger rates to two and a half cents per mile. Under the new law and Court interpretation, the commission may suspend freight or passenger schedules for nine months and extend the time up to six months if needed.
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Flour Drops at Mills Lower Local Prices
Four Anneapolis mills cut prices to 710 dollars, down from 7 415 yesterday due to wheat drop and cash premium releases. Mills cite 70 withdrawals of foreign interests at last day’s auction as insurance. An eight pound son was born to Mire and Mrs Cherie C Eliassen at their School Street home. she will resume duties in the Telegram circulation department in a few days.
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Wilson's Warning to Mexico and Washington Irving Arts Night
The article notes Wilson's warning to Mexico and reports on Washington Irving High School commencement ceremonies. It lists the program with choirs, duets, and a presentation of diplomas for Preparatory and General courses, naming numerous graduates and speakers. The event is open to the public and invites attendance.
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Wilson Demands Mexican Faction Leaders Unite for Peace
President Wilson telegraphed to Mexican faction chiefs Carranza Villa Zapata and Garza, urging immediate unity and restoration of constitutional government. He warned the United States will act to support a settlement if leaders fail to unite, highlighting Mexico's civil war, starvation, destroyed crops, and lack of protection for citizens and foreigners.
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Presbyterial Sessions Opened at Central Presbyterian Church
The second annual Treart's Valley Presbyterial meeting opened at Central Presbyterian Church on West Pike Street with devotional exercises led by Mrs. B Forrest Hutton. Mrs. Mortimer W. Smith welcomed the Presbyterial and spoke on the spiritual significance of the group.
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Ladies' Home Missionary
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West Pike Street
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Huttonsvile
Mortimer W. Smith
St Mary's Minstrel Show Opens Tonight at St Mar Auditorium
The St Mary's minstrel troupe stages a two half hour program tonight at St Mar auditorium with singing, clean comedy and jokes. Notables Gust Robinson Jiullient Mulheran and June Harr return as seasoned performers joined by a children choir and a full cast.
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Statement from cabinet on Mexico policy delayed release
A terse cabinet statement prepared after yesterday's session outlines plans to help Mexico and its people. Consular Agent Carrothers indicated the message would be delivered to readers soon, though release was postponed until the afternoon.
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Verday
Carrothers
German Count and Ambassador Confer in Washington
A German count and ambassador met with U S officials to share impressions of American policy. The envoy planned to report to Berlin after discussions in the White House and with the cabinet, as the chancellor prepared for further contact.
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Jailed for county road work in Fairmont case
A June 2 sentencing in Fairmont set a jail term tied to county road maintenance. The defendant, unable to pay a fine of one dollar a day, must perform the work instead, as the court outlines constraints on jail time and payment.
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Hataa Cook
Jury Verdict in Herrison Barbour Con Comp Suit
Jury verdict against the Herrison Barbour Construction Company on Sled 255. Judgment for 342.60 dated Ol Company.
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Herrison-Barbour. Con Company
Sirem
Ol Company
Cottage Prayer Meeting Schedule Revised
Cottage prayer meetings are to be held from 9 to 6 in the morning at the residence of Mrs. Smalheood on Stewart with Mrs. Perkins Pointoc. A second meeting is planned at the residence of Mrs. Bay Starier at 468 Lee Street.
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Bootlegging Under Continental Contro In Parkersburg
A garbled report discusses bootlegging dangers and enforcement in Parkersburg Virginia area with quotes attributed to J Walter Bee and deputy state commissioner. It notes prohibition enforcement, potential penalties, and rising difficulty of bootleggers amid ongoing efforts to curb illegal liquor trade.
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Parkersburg
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