Great Sea Battle Reported With Heavy Losses For Both Sides
Allied and German wires report a grand naval engagement in the North Sea with about 150 ships involved. German authorities claim victory noting stronger forces and successful maneuvers, while British accounts emphasize heavy losses on both sides and contested outcomes.
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North Sea
Berlin
Tt Associated Press
N.Y
Resulta
Germany
Sever
Seherr
von Palit
Seber
Nhuthern
Norway
Let Him Stay In Say His Friends Say His Friends
A political letter endorses T. G. Nicewarner and Ming Garnett in Clark district arguing the candidate's worth, steady service, and adherence to law and evidence. It asserts Nicewarner’s loyalty to the party, describes him as prudent and worthy, and urges Clark voters to reelect him over challengers.
British Gloom Over Big Battle Dispelled
London reports from Admiralty intelligence chief Captain Wile Hate Pall say rumors of a major German defeat are untrue. The British fleet engaged German forces near the North Sea. however conflicting reports from Britain and Germany created uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wile Hate Pall
Admiralty
Warkor
North Yen
North Sea
Hicitia
Pup
One of the Finest Opportunities of the Kind Ever Presented Here
The article touts joining the 15,000 Club and the 20,000 Club with promises of free Overland car chances. It highlights female voters as equal to men in a political style competition and describes prizes, drives, and broad reader participation without bitter disputes.
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Teleran
Plessant
Indies
Jplan
Ctub
Bo Lopera
Through with Lilly Belington June 3 endorses Robinson for governor
A local political notice advocates Judge Robinson for governor over Lilly Belington in the Progressive party directive. It lauds Robinson's public service as prosecutor, state senator, judge, and supreme court president, contrasting Lilly’s record and tax policy with his promised government for all people.
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Belington
Innel
Elaine
Lilly
Jude Lew EE
Robeinson
Aid
Robinson
Lew
Pedin
Queernir
Thy
Rounty
Taylor
Momisalin
T He Supreme Court of Appeals
Mia
Democratie
Riaise
Virginia
Kesapeake
Ohio
Seid
Iis
Busy Upon The Job Keeps Voters Unvisited by Judge
Willises Ki Stavener, a Justice of the District, explains why he has not visited voters while seeking renomination as a Republican. He cites workload and public service duties since his election, asserting his record and duties have kept him from door-to-door calls.
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Willises Ki Stavener
Pearatoral Distriet
Dutie
Thas
LienMce
Howes Street
Ren Ae
Uber
Court approves new trial request and sets judgments
In circuit court on Saturday mov es for a new trial in the case of A. F. Warrick versus Clarkeburg Transfer and Storage Co were sealed and a $600 judgment for the plaintiff entered. An order of reference was issued in the Gidean case with Williante and others named. Final decree of distribution of funds issued in Schaffner Hrouirs versus Say Hager Ollwad Gas Co. and $192.57 and $246.70 judgments awarded in other cases. Survey ordered in Lewis versus White et al. cases.
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Warrick
Clarkeburg Transfer and Storage Company
Caties
Gidean
J. B. Williante
Schaffner Hrouiwrs
Say‘Hager Ollwad Gas Company
Continental Supply Company
Thomas A. Devony
Austin Nichole End Company
West Virginia Provision Company
Angus K. Lewis
Strong for Prohibition Is Philander K Stout
Philander K. Stout, candidate for nomination for house of delegates, is a Republican candidate in the primary. He was born in Warren County, W Yo in 1856 and has a background as a businessman in Clarkeburg with 500 acres of land in Harrison county. He emphasizes his independence from political machine groups and his strong advocacy of prohibition.
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Philander K. Stout
House of Delegates
Republican Party
Warricon
W. Yo
John i, Stout
Ueajanin Stout
Eximont Normal School
Waynesburg
Itis
Harrison County
Clarkeburs
Stout
Uch Oreanisation
Mr. Stout
Bootleg Whiskey Prices Fall After Court Injunction
Charleston June 3. The price of bootleg whiskey dropped from 2.50 and 2 a pint to 11 and fewer after a Supreme Court injunction blocked liquor shipments into the state. Prohibition officials report border controls have tightened in the aftermath of the ruling.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
Diplomas Awarded in Large Class
Susart P Mend secretary of state and others will led a procession tomorrow in Junberport for a service at Haywood and Lombard churches. Members from various lodges will meet at 1 oclock to march to the cemetery for a memorial with a program including a musical number.
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Lumberport
Susart P Mend
Stat
Iter
Towman
Ratton
Npwakern al Thy Sn Latiit Servicon
Junberport
Haywood and
Lumbard
Arganleston
Numnbers
Varius Lodaon
Ourlock
Esuvcisen
Washington Irving High School Graduates in 64 Epistles and Ideals
Sixty four young women completed their education at Washington Irving High School in an annual commencement with diplomas awarded. Dr. J. B. Columbus addressed the audience and Prof. Mew Conkey highlighted new course offerings and the need for a male training program. The event featured music, prayers, and remarks praising future generations and civic duty.
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Washington Irving High School
Guntl Wen
Perhepe
Bert T Clase
Exer Elvan
Washington
de. J. B. Columbus
State Muperda Pubille
Ohio
Conkey
Mansal
McConkny
Con Pliah & Arent Deat Marine
Liefret
Conenne
W. H. Fogleidng
St Paul's Method
Mplacopal Church
Bouth
Stall
Vourson
Aiko
Pearson
Keon
Clim
Uide
W. St. Taylor
Plomia
Eight Survivors From Battle Near Jytland
An OCR fragment reports eight survivors from a battle near Jytland. It mentions a warship struck and went to the bottom after taking a mine, with unclear details on fate and repairs.
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Aymocveren
Halland
London
Jytland
Mrs Vernip Davin Dies After Illness at Kelley Hill
Mrs Vernip Davin wife of Joseph Davin of 114 Hrowi Street Kelley Hill died Saturday morning following a prolonged illness. Survived by husband Joseph Davin and Mr and Mrs John Snider. her Doddridge County parents and a wide circle including Virginia Sides of home, Joffers of this city. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Vernip Davin
Joseph Davis
Virginia
Lockwood for Justice of the Peace in Clark District
Lockwood, a candidate for justice of the peace in Clark district, is profiled with a history across Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The narrative notes his leadership roles with the Western Pennsylvania Oil Company, past charge of Murphytown field in Woodoo, Cairo Geld in Hitenia W. Va, and sixteen years in Clarksbury area.
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LG. Lockwood
Justice of the Peace
Clark District
Cail Meathe
Horace Gresley
Contry
Sally
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Pennaylvania Oi
Murphytown
Woodoo
Hitenia W. Va
Busta Clarksburg
Wail
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Snk
Govtien Herlin
Hehhingbans
T. G. Nicewarner
Clark
Omark
Nieww Warner
Clack
Clark Dibectet
AyMire Nienwarner
Neoware
Matt
Childran
Exon
Munport
Equal Rights
Telegram 10,000 Glub
Rat Etkera
Howe
Moc
Stagio
Sheckard
Sehaite
Chanes
Steinfeld
Vers
Trker
Kitng
Hrown
William E. Starcher
Otuart Reed
Stuart F. Herd
Ohio School System
Gavelile Gots
Chester R. Ogden
Clarksburg
Charles Joseph Gavelde
Jessor McCoskey
Owan
KB. Per
Thames
Mrs, Dais
Kelley Hill
Lockwood
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