Former Secretary Bryan Busy Closing Up Affairs at the State Department
Washington reports June 2 that after a conference with President Wilson, Secretary Lansing announced the note to Germany would be forwarded to Berlin this afternoon and released to Friday morning papers. Lansing said the United States would publish without waiting for Berlin's notification, and noted coding of the note is underway. Bryan early this morning began winding up duties at the State Department, riding through Rock Creek Park before meeting Louis Post, who expressed regret at Bryan's departure. Bryan planned a detailed statement later today explaining his resignation.
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Bryan Leaves State Department in Formal Farewell
Jennings Bryan formally resigns as secretary of state and Robert Lansing is named as his replacement. The note to Germany and Bryan’s stand for peace are highlighted as he departs to private life. Presidents, cabinet, and lawmakers reflect on his principled fight and personal regard.
Harry in Jail in Nashville on Suspicious Grounds
A prisoner from Montiee Avenue Nashville Tenn named Hart, alias H F Benson, was held in the city jail after a police letter asked Nashville for information on his possible wanted status. Chief Brooks said no charges were listed, and Hart admitted two identities when apprehended.
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Steamer Lady Salisbury Sunk by German Submarine
London June 5 The British steamer Lady Salisbury was torpedoed by a German submarine this morning and sent to the bottom, authorities report. The sinking heightens wartime danger as naval actions continue along contested routes.
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London
Lady Salisbury
Transport sunk after shelling on Dardanelles front
An official Turkish war office statement says artillery fought Tuesday on the Dardanelles. An enemy transport was struck by shells, listed, and sank. A second transport hastily left its anchorage after being fired upon. The report comes via London and is dated June 9.
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Turkish War Office
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Warrant Dismissed Against Day Girls in Assault Case
A warrant charging Annie and Hattie Day, ten and twelve, with assaulting a playmate, was dismissed by Magistrate Jackson V. Carter after the prosecuting witness failed to appear. The Day girls were arrested days earlier at Columbia mines. Rev Herbert Justin Allsup led noon services at the Philips sheet and tim plate works today.
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Jackson V. Carter
C. Q. Stout
Columbia Mines
Herbert Justin Allsup
Central Presbyterian Church
Bombs Over Venice Kill One and Wound Several
Two Austrian aircraft dropped bombs over Venice in the morning, killing one person and wounding several. Despite minor property damage, residents crowded St Marks Square, mainly hoping for damage to the Basilica, with no bombs hitting the district around it. The Campanile and Doge's Palace were rebuilt areas seen nearby.
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Doges
Baltimore and Ohio Employes Magazine to Resume Publication
The Baltimore and Ohio Employes Magazine will resume with a standard one hundred twenty page form. It will emphasize educational and welfare work for railroad employees and feature historical and technical articles on operation safety sanitation traffic solicitation and accounting. The personal column will continue with home interest items and women members departments expanded. The magazine will be distributed free to all employees who speak and read English and will be sold at Baltimore and Ohio passenger station newsstands.
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Four held on loitering charges in police court evening
Two men and two women named John Doe GR Rus sell Helen Katsy and Mary Doe are under bonds of six dollars six cents each for appearance before Mayor G H Gordon in police court at 7 this evening for hearings on loitering in the streets. Officers Sims Sherman Isenhart 2d Mc Cloud arrested them late Tuesday night. All posted bonds and were not confined.
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GR. Russell
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Mary Doe
G. H. Gordon
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Sherman
Isenhart
McCloud
J Jacobs Buys Lewis Browns Shoe Store in Fourth Street Corner
J Jacobs buys Lewis Brown's shoe store at Fourth Street and Traders Alley in the Frank R Moore block. He will take possession Monday, rename to Jacobs store, install a new front, improve interiors, and stock shoes for men women and children plus men and boys clothing. Mrs Jacobs is known locally from Wolk's store where he served nearly five years, earning many friends and a strong patronage.
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Lewis Brown
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Traders Alley
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Wolk
Sun Herald and Bowe Printing plant burn in Charleston
Fire destroyed the Sun Herald plant and the Bowe Printing Company facility in Charleston early this morning. Loss put at 510,000 with unknown cause suspected incendiary work by political enemies of the paper.
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Sun Herald
West Virginia
Bowe Printing Company
Marshall County Agricultual Society elects officers and plans October homecoming
In Moundsville on June 4 the exhibit and home-coming committee of the Marshall County Agricultural Society held its first meeting. C. F. Egg was named chairman, O. B. Borer secretary, and George Dorsey treasurer. The group scheduled the second exhibit and homecoming for October 7 and 8, with preparations beginning immediately.
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Serious Battle Expected Along the Isonzo River Front
London reports Italian forces consolidating along the Isonzo river from Caporetta to the Gulf of Trieste. A first major battle is anticipated within a week as Italians cross the river and extend lines on the eastern bank, according to British observers.
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School Gymnasium Will Be Thrown Over For Use This Summer
Austrian women seek to join the army as soldiers in tanks but are told such service is not possible. From Brixen in the Tyrol many requests reach Vienna authorities. Berlin experiences warm weather with temperatures around 84 degrees after several days of heat.
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London
Brixen
Austrian Tyrol
Vienna
New Dentist Announces Open Access To High School Pool
W H Taylor t he board of education president announced that the high school pool will be opened for young women girls and boys during the j months. The plan assigns Bliss Mible Gay Wesleyan College to oversee girls and youth classes with gymnasium duties. The report also notes a separate incident in Rome where an Italian dirigible caught fire after approaching an Austrian port and the crew were saved.
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Flington Irving High School
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Eraduatera Wesleyan College
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Paris
Dentists Opens Modern Offices in Charleston Building
Joseph E Chilton, brother of Judge James W Robinson, has opened modern dentistry offices in the Prumty building on West Main Street near Union Nations Bank. Rooms 504 and 505, newly equipped. Chilton recently returned from Baltimore with high Maryland honors and is recovering well after important dental work.
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James W. Robinson
Ithe
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French Troops Advance Noted At Forest of Le Pretre
Paris June 9 The French war office released new advance details stating an advance of 100 yards along a 2350 yard front at Le Pretre forest. Troops also occupied portions of German trenches at several points and took about fifty prisoners.
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French War Office
Forest of LePretre
Russian Late Hostilities Report From Galicia and Dniester
An official notice from Petrograd dated June 3 describes stubborn fighting on the left bank of the Wisenia in Galicia. It notes June 6 German forces temporarily pushing back Russian troops, counterattacks recapturing 2 000 prisoners, and Russian losses. 300 more prisoners and two guns captured on the right bank of the Dniester near Sitka. German forces reportedly trapped near Sitka, 200 killed, prisoners taken. Attacks between Siva and the Lonicwa repelled.
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Cottage Prayer Meeting at Mulberry Street Home
Cottage prayer meeting will be held at 9:25 o clock Thursday morning at the home of Mrs Edmund Ugil 230 Mulberry Street Miss Etta NeKeehan will be the leader All are cordially invited to attend. Charleston June Examinations of Charleston dairies show only two in first class condition per City Chemist Wilson. many are in a poor state and must clean up and get coat of business.
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Edmund Ugil
Mulberry Street
Etta NeKeehan
Charleston
Wilson
Wilson Moti
Delegates Named for Anti-Saloon League Convention
Governor Hatfield announces twenty West Virginia delegates from the state to attend the Anti-Saloon League of America biennial convention in Atlantic City from July to next week. Delegates include Miller Paw Paw Howard Cowen Harvey W Harmer Pope Campbell Huntington Widdiebourne Elkins Mower Hendricks Myron Hubbard Wellsburg Banfield Forsbee Eagle Hinton Williamson Looney Spencer Berry Sutton Young Buckhannon Millard Martinsburg Patterson Wheeling and others.
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