Mediation Urged as Path to Universal Peace
A Bryanish mediation proposal calls for universal extension of his investigation commission peace treaty plans. He argues mediation enables belligerents to enter conferences for dispute investigation, preventing future wars and fostering international friendship to root out the desire for war.
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Arrival of Two Sons to Koehler Family in Indianapolis
Cards announcing the arrival of two bouncing baby boys at the home of Mrs and Mrs Edward Koehler in Indianapolis Indiana on Wednesday June 16 have reached friends here Mir and Mrs Koehler formerly lived in this city and have many friends here.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mir
German ambassador denies Meyer presence in United States
On June 19 Count von Bernstorff told Secretary Lansing that neither he nor embassy staff knew of a Dr Alfred Meyer said to be in the U S buying war supplies. He also said Dr Meyer Gerhard never engaged in wars beyond his Red Cross mission and did not seek an inquiry into the charges.
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Count von Bernstorff
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Alfred Meyer
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Germany
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United States
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Meyer Gerhard
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Chester Rubber Tire plant to enlarge capacity eightfold
A New York formed corporation will acquire the Chester Rubber Tire Company plant and enlarge it to eight times its current capacity. Phillip Freshwater will lead the new firm and 500 additional jobs are expected as large wartime orders drive the expansion. Charleston report notes tuberculosis sanatorium capacity will double by August 1 to 120 beds.
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Charleston
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Judge Woods Angles for Congress Candidacy in Third District
SULENBORO June 18 Judge Homer B Woods a Harrisville jurist says his announcement of candidacy for Congress in the Third district is a little premature.
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Homer B. Woods
Harrisville
Recluse Mary Hardway Dies in Charleston Home
Mary C. Hardway aged 67 died of apoplexy in Charleston. Relatives note she had not left Capitol Street home in twenty five years, living as a homebody who loved flowers and rats.
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Mary C. Hardway
Capitol Street
Fragmented OCR yields unclear fate of reader and candor
A garbled OCR item mentions a reader, a head ache, and a name like Candas Irae Weisel Seeidect. The text is too distorted to confirm persons, places, or events. no clear incident or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
Community Social Highlights At Bridgeport Lawn Fete
Bridgeport hosts a lively evening with games, prizes, and a seven game contest won by Miss Kenia Withers amid blue and white decorations. Attendees include Rev. Robert Bragg and numerous teachers and local families. Several guests and returning students from Wesleyan College and West Virginia University noted, with upcoming rearrangements for inclement weather.
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Salad Williams
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Nila Pening
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Clary J. Perry
Hollis Perry
Henry McKinley
Glen Morrison
Bartley
Taylor
Orval Hoag
Murray Cornwell
C. He Jtaylor
Bruce Barlett
A S Withers
Jahueh Willams
A J. Williams
Anna Withers
Lena Williams
Virginia Withers
Anc Pate
Robert Bragg
Frank Taylor
Here
Alexander
Ind
Nancy Taylor
Ididdieyie
A. J. Williams
Elkanah Hulley
Philipnt
Withers
J. H. Babb
Jennigston
Samuel Babb
Clarksburg
Rend
FM Gardner
Wilbur Cork
William Schulte
William, Jx
iCarrisburg
J. N. Wilkinson
Withhur Gaines
F. B. Kester
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Maude Davis
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Adamston
Elzabeth Golden
Dale Stont
Cleon Fitshugh
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Harold Garrett
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Sunday Meeting Planned Open Air Brotherhood Session
The Brotherhood held a Sunday gathering at a former Episcopal church site, planning July and August talks due to heat. The next meeting is July 15 with wives invited, weather permitting, and Welch will attend. A local session will be announced soon. James Booker, colored, was convicted of failing to support his wife.
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Welch
Hamilton
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Interstate Liquor Violations Under Investigation
An investigation has been started into violations of interstate liquor regulations. The report notes penalties may be heavy and references cited violations as part of the ongoing inquiry.
German Indicted as Casitant Friday By Grand Jury
A federal grand jury indicted Casitant Friday in the Tombs on a conspiracy charge. Stehl is jailed in default bail of $0000. The jury will reconvene Monday to continue its investigation, with indications that the conspiracy feature could be dropped if no new evidence is obtained.
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Stehl
Tombs
Dozen Killed in Kansas Storms and Tornado
In Kansas and surrounding counties, a deadly sequence of wind and rain storms Wednesday left many dead and numerous injuries. Five Burges family members near Onago in Pottawatomie County perished in a tornado early Friday, with reports noting destruction to houses and extensive property damage across the area.
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John Burges
Onago
Pottawatomie County
Topeka
Union Pacific Railroad
Expert testimony before federal master in technical hearing
Testimony was offered before J. W. Vandervelt, federal master, with experts presenting numerous figures on the case amid objections by Attorney General Lilly and other commission lawyers. Nesbitt argued that conditions nationwide bore no bearing on the specific matter before the master, while other experts provided equally technical testimony.
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Lilly
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Frank W. Nesbitt
Insects Multiply Fastests Fly Warning From Bristol
A Bristol feature explains how quickly houseflies reproduce, citing US Bureau of Entomology estimates that a single pair can produce trillions by summer end. It urges early control with swatting and sanitation, noting pasture and oats conditions.
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United States Bureau of Entomolagy
Asia
South Peon Oi Company
Local injuries reported from Marshville and surrounding area
The report details injuries from a horse incident near Marshville after a rider fell. Dr. Williams and Dr. Jesse Williams assisted. Other notes mention Pride Montgomery's theater machine accident, multiple visits from friends and relatives, varying recoveries from illness, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Clarksbury Granville and Cherry Camp areas. Several names appear, including Williams, Tate, Marsh, Bailey and Dennis, with families visiting or hosting in multiple towns.
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John Wesley Willame
Marshville
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Clarksbore
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India
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Mazie ‘Tate
Cherry Comp Run
Bip Esaac
William S. James
Grass Ran
S. Clinton “Goodwin
Jane
Lome
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Salenera
Creek
Leonidas Rhoades
Hiram D. Lynch
Indien Rus
Clarkstars
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pearl
Gay Dennison
Bessie
Orpha
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Héne
Jennie Morris
Bary W. Gifford
Worthy
Ezrason
Merle Bailey
James W. Marsh
Grass Burnes
Salem
Marietta Custe
Tion
Edna
Jennie Moris
Vadis
Norma Bailey
Zina E. Thompson
Clarksburge
Charles &. Donnslly
Lombago
Bertha Norris
Carrie Thompson
Fonda Darisson
Endders
Jaliis Matthey
Sedalia
Michael Alonzo
Dark Creek
John ‘Wesley Wiliams
Big Rock Camp Creek
Gils Richards
Tongren
Homer Tate
Cherry Camp
Richards
South’ Penn Oi Company
Bertha Tate
Siam
D- Isack
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Orie C
Thorsdy
French War Office Report Tightens Military Update
The June 29 dispatch notes the French war office statement that there is nothing new to add to the previous night’s announcement, providing no further details on ongoing fronts or troop movements. The brief reiterates official stance amid wartime coverage.
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War Office
Eld Water Leaves. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy
An old advertisement notes a remedy named Chamberlain's for colic and cholera alike. It urges households to keep the product on hand, highlighting its presumed efficacy and universal usefulness for family health protections.
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East Coast Club Headed to Buckenovon Summer
Washington and New York to spend his vacation then lead the Lake Shore Club near Buckernovon. A West Virginia meeting names efficient head-waiter and notes Beckley athlete Morrison as rack team captain. Polk and Company’s 1335 directory promises complete delivery with improved arrangement and printing.
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