Board of Trade to Meet Friday in Court House
Public meeting of the stockholders of the Board of Trade is set for Friday at 8 o clock in the courthouse. Members and the general public of Glenbergh are urged to attend. Speeches by President Charles Smiley Vice President George Duncan and John W Davis will Address the gathering on matters vital to the community.
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Board of Trade
Court House
Buss
Hinesman
Chalee
Smiley
George T., Duncan
John W. Davis
Soldiers Go to Encampment From Company K
National Guard Company K departed last night for the State encampment at Charleston from June 20 to June 29. Fred Shing elected second lieutenant succeeding Louis A. Car who resigned. About forty five men will travel on a special train tonight at 3 o clock. The company is in good condition and expected to make a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Charleston
Fred Shing
Louis A. Car
Miss Cora Stotler Dies in Fairmont Hospital
Miss Cora B. Stotler 38, daughter of Charles Stotler of this city, died at a Fairmont hospital early Tuesday after an operation for a serious affliction. She is survived by brothers and sisters Geonard W. M. Stotler OO Stotler Scott Stotler Hi Stotler Kate Stotler Avule Stotler. The body was brought to Clarking for burial and will be taken to Kingwood then to Eusebia Church on Patterson Creek for funeral services in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Stotler
Charles Stotler
Fairmont
Mise Stotler
Geonard Stotler
W. M. Stotler
OO Stotler
Scott Stotler
AL Hi Stotler
Kate Stotler
Avule StoWer
Colored Pytisans Reelect Officers at Reed Hill Meeting
Dikskebere Starlode and Knidits of Pything met in the Reed Hill area last evening and re elected James Thomas chancellor commander Frank Keul vice chancellor Rey NB Donn prelate Richard Lowery past chancellor and James Brown trustee Frank Kent and James Thomas were elected to the grand lodge which will meet in Charleston July 30 and August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed ‘Hill
Siamely
James Thomas
Frank Keul
Rey NB
Donn
Richard Lowery
James Brown
Frank Kent
Grand Lodge
Charleston
Daily wreck halts RB Sort Line near Pine Grove
A mishap involving a box cat on the RB Sort Line disrupted service toward Pine Grove, delaying the Viepéweenger train expected to arrive at theoda Boer. Local crews responded as officials reported the incident caused a temporary delay in this daily movement.
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Pine Grove
Oda ‘Boer
Criss Will Probated After County Court Action
The will of the late Andrew Criss was partly probated by the county court on Tuesday. One witness died out of state while another testimony was taken. The estate is divided equally among Ida Criss Maud Criss and Fred A Criss with a provision that heirs who die without lawful issue pass their share to the survivors. John J Davis named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Criss
Ida Criss
Maud
Fred A. Criss
John J. Davis
Bounty Court Proceedings Review Coal Allocations and Tax Exemptions
County court met Tuesday with full attendance. The N T Arnold coal tract went from 108 acres to 9 12 acres in Union district, and Wilbur Goal & Coke Co. was charged with 7 717 91 acres in Union and 409 30 acres in Tenmile, with prior charges stricken. Election contest Young vs Robinson on school board set for July 9. County surveyor Pittro to inspect Indian Run bridge site. Anetta Barnes exonerated from 1330 tax on a revised 1200 value. Jane Meeks exonerated on 7 40 acres, removed from land books. June 24 set for Nuzum to show cause reinstatement of Thompson as road overseer. Court then adjourned to locate a coal mine road at Dola.
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N. T. Arnold
Union District
Wilbur Goal & Coke Company
Ten‘mile
John T. Young J
H.B. Robinson
Tenmile
Board of Education
C. Pittro
Indian Run
Anetta Barnes
Jane Meeks
William J. Nuzum
George M. Thompson
Dola
Train on its side after open switch accident in Columbus
Four railroad express No. 19 called the Lake Short Limited derailed when it passed an open switch in Columbus. Fireman Joe Mataffey of Cleveland was killed and Mrs. Elizabeth Lowry J G Creehan and H J Rood of Cleveland were seriously hurt. Several passengers were scorched or injured.
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Ty Associated Press
Columbus
Joe Mataffey
Cleveland
Elizabeth Lowry
J. G. Creehan
H. J. Rood
Six Hodtes Recovered After Minnesota Accident
Norfolk report says six Wadles victims of the Minnesota disaster have been recovered. The body of midshipman Ulrich was recovered late yesterday and Seaman Vanderwa today, as officials confirm further recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Associated Prose
Norfolk
Minnesota
Ulrich
Vander
Funeral of Edward Ford Held After Stroke
Edward Ford died at his home on Poplar Street after a paralysis stroke. His funeral occurred Tuesday morning at 10 o clock with services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ford
Poplar Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Crom
Fairs in West Virginia Schedule Announced
West Virginia fairs are set with dates from Sept. 2 through Oct. 13 across counties including Helington Birbour Buckhannon Upshur Clarksburg Camden Sommers and others. Secretaries such as W H O’Brien James N Hens B T Licktider and Geo Hook announce the calendar for 2024 fairs and expositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Helington
Birbour
Buckhannon
James N. Hens
Elkins
W. B. Baker
Fimtington
Huntington
Patr Iy
Homer Bell
Middlehournie
Tyler County
M. M. Reppard
Moundeville—General
J.B. Roberts
Pennsboro
Ritchie County
Willy Strickler
Ellenboro
W. Va
Ripley
W.H. O’brien
Shepherdstown
Morgan's Grove
B. T. Licktider
Weston—Lewis County
Frank Whelan
Wheeling—West Virgins
Geo. Hook
Masons to Lay Corner Stone of New Church
Stone masons are to lay the cornerstone of a new Christian church temple next Thursday with Grand Lodge of Mazon officers in charge and several prominent speakers. Members from Manoary in the state are invited. Clarkabirg Commandery and Hermon Lodge will send escorts. ceremonies start in the afternoon with a large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Grand Lodge of ‘Mazon
Manoary
Clarkabirg Commandery
Waltorma
Dse
Hermon Lodge
Price Charged For Illegal Beer Sales At Broad Oak Grocery
J E Price a Broad Oaks grocer faced trial on charges of selling beer and other intoxicants without proper licenses. Detained by Constable Arn Waldo on a warrant in Magistrate Gordon's court, he was released on bond for July 12 appearance. His store Price's Grocery sits at 48 Harrison Street in Broad Oaks.
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J. E. Price
Arn Waldo
Gordon's Court
W. M. Golden
Price's Grocery
Harison Street
Broad Oaks
Red Cross Degree Conferment At Clarksburg Commandery
Clarksburg Commandery Knights Templar No. 13 conferred the Illustrious Order of the Red Cross on Rev. James F. Plummer MG. Farmakis and L. C. Moore during its regular annual officer installation led by retiring Eminent Commander A. M. T. Cunningham. Officers installed included Sir Stuart F. Reed as Eminent Commander and other key posts, with several officers holding over. The session noted a surge in candidates and petitions for the Temple orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Knights Tempilar
Order of the Red Cross
James F. Plummar
MG. Farmakis
L. C. Moore
A.M. T. Cunningham
Stuart F. Reed
Generailisimo
D. Humes
C. W. Furbee
L. K. Richards
LG. Lockwood
D. W. Jacobs
L. Roberts
Orders of the Temple
Two Drowned in Ohio River Rescue Attempt
Associated Press reports John Miler and William Coon drowned in the Ohio River as they tried to save logs loose by a sudden rise. The flood swept away thirty-two rafts of logs and about twenty shanty boats.
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Associated Prows
Louisville
John Miler
William Coon
Ohio River
Boswell Attend Obsequies in Baltimore
J D Boswell of 737 Locust Street attends the funeral of his father in Baltimore. The elder Boswell died at his home Monday after an illness. The death follows the recent loss of Mrs Boswell's mother a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Drad
Baltimore
J.D. Boswell
Locust Street
Phoenix Coal Company
Mr. Boswell
Typhoid Epidemic Reported in Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports a typhoid fever epidemic with forty one new cases in the past twenty four hours and a mortality list greater than last year. By Associated Press the total cases since June 1 reach two hundred twenty eight and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Pittsburg
Disorderly Couple Fined by Mayor in Glen Elk
Mr and Mrs Absalom Winter of Glen Elk faced Mayor Crile for disorderly conduct and keeping the neighborhood awake. Winters were found guilty. he paid a $1 fine plus costs. Russell Meade was fined $5 for drunkenness. Charles Dotde and B McMillan received three days each for drunkenness in default of $3 fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absalom Winter
Glen Elk
Crile
Winters
Russell Meade
Charles Dotde
B. ¥. McMillan
Bonds Pass in Elkins Independent School District
Elkins West Virginia June 18 the election on voting bonds for the independent school district of Elkins resulted in a unanimous victory. The board of education will issue bonds totaling 60000 to fund two public school buildings one in the First ward and one in the Third ward of the city of Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Wiking
Board of Education
Independent
Eliins
Five Drown in Lake Sammamish Incident
Seattle reporters note a tragedy at Lake Sammamish where five members of the Myer family perished in a drowning incident at Monohan. The deceased include 13 year old Tone Myer, sisters Lizzie and Anna Myer, their mother Mrs John Myer and aunt Mrs John Harter.
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Seattle
Wash
Antone Myer
Lizzie Myer
Anna Myer
John Myer
John Harter
Myer
Lake Sammamish
Monohan
Executions Scheduled in Ohio for June 28
The Ohio Supreme Court overruled a motion in the case of Henry White versus the State, clearing the way for White to be executed by electric chair. White is scheduled for execution the morning of June 28, along with James Cornelius Valen who also faces execution that day.
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Columbue
Staw Supreme Court
Adue
Henry White
Ohio
James Cornelius Ifalen
Miss Jones Taken By Death at 20 in Mechanic Street Home
Miss Jones daughter of Mrs Isabell and the late William Jones died at 219 Mechanic Street Tuesday morning at 6 o clock from consumption. She was 20 and survived by her mother and a sister Mrs Hazel Morgan. A 1907 graduate of Clarksburg High School she could not take part in graduation due to illness. Short funeral services will be held at the home Thursday at 2 18 o'clock conducted by Rev William M Hudson. The body will be taken to Smithton Doddridge County for burial.
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Bul
Jones
Isabell
William Jr. Jones
Mechanic Street
Jessy
Misa Jones
Hazel Morgan
Miss Jones
Uke Glarksburg High School
Wiliam M. Hudson
Flrst
Presbyterian Church
Smithton
Dodldridge County
Two Dozen Witnesses in Magister Gordon Case
In Magister Gordon's court an attendance of about 24 witnesses was required. Florian Stoplak of Columbia Mines faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct and later assault and battery. the first charge was dismissed for lack of evidence while the second was sustained with a $5 fine plus costs.
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Gordon
Florian Stoplak
Columbia Mines
Charles Jurcach
Columbia Mine
Explosion Kills Five at Dye Gelatine Plant
An explosion in the gelatine department of the Sinpemahoning Powder Manufacturing Company at Stonemahon line kills five: Dilimire Summerson Edward Cole Barry Cole J D Nelson and Sani uo Shadman named in the Associated Press report from Williamsport Pennsylvania dated June 18.
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Associated Press
Williamsport
Dilimire Summerson
Edward Cole
Barry Cole
J. D. Nelson
Sani Uo Shadman
Sinpemahoning Powder Manufacturing Company
Stonemahon Line
Hedges Welcome Baby Daughter on Clay Street
Mr and Mrs D Lee Hedges are proud parents of a new baby girl born on Clay Street Tuesday afternoon. The infant weighs eleven pounds.
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D. Lee Hedges
Clay Street
Impeach Orchard Recalled in Haywood Case
Boise Idaho June 18 Herry Orchard was recalled to the stand in the Haywood case this morning. He was examined for impeachment by Rickardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Herry Orchard
Haywood
Rickardson
Osborn Favored for West Virginia Adjutant General Post
Lt. Col. Cuthbert Osborn, longtime West Virginia Guard officer with volunteer and regular service in the Philippines, is viewed as the best fit to head the Adjutant General’s office after the governor signals a modernization move. The plan discards the assistant adjutant general role and relocates duties to Charleston, with Osborn to oversee preparations for the Charleston state encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert A. Oahorn
Governor Ltd
B. Baker
Hae
Houston
Charleston
West Virginia Guard
Guard
Volunter
Philippines
Osborn
Dynamite Results Spark River Safety Debate in West Virginia
The Sunday Courier reports on Connellsville Pennsylvania and Clarksburg West Virginia reacting to river damage from dynamite blasts. Officials note fish kills and calls for better protection and enforcement by state authorities to restore stocks and safeguard waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Courier
Connellsville
Sayagram
Clarksburg
Rion
Ogheny
Pennsylvania
Tin Mills Growing in Output and Employment
The Phillips Sheet and Tin Mill Company completes its new facilities and begins operation of the tinplate works with the first phase in use. The plant plans further expansion, adding heat and grinding furnaces and increasing local employment as work rises. The company’s profits or asset value reach over $18,000 in ongoing projects this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Sheet
Tinyy
Miftia
Ieller
Nieune
Rai Weola
Embezzlement Case Against Col A B Continued
The State vs Col A B charged with embezzlement was continued to the next term at the intermediate court with State Prosecutor and defence counsel present. The proceedings took place in Charleston and involved Col A B and Gen Watts.
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Charleston
Iine
Col. A
Hateon
Guinea
Gen. Watts
Cme
Sttormey
Col. A.B
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Bounty Court
Masons
RED Cross
Sy Clicksburg Commandery
Knights Templar
Pitsburg
Mrs. Absalom Winters
Ever
East Clarksburg
Isabella Jones
Hligt School
Olea
Florian Stopic
Squire Gordon
Haughter
Gol. Osborn
Choige
Dawyan Will Appsiitim
Bunewill Taw
Baker
Evcampewot
Hutson
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