Shortage of Munitions Threatens Russian Armies
London dispatches report Russian forces by the Dniester front shrinking under supply limits. Grand Duke Nicholas may pull troops to the new river line, as heavy fighting occurs near Lemberg and along the western front with French counterattacks and minor gains reported. Naval news notes cruiser Noxburg torpedoed near Wassellittle but able to steam. Posters urge recruits for Lloyd George's munition workers army.
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Cocuren Reese
London
Dniester
Russia
Lemberg
Nicholas
Bug
Petrograd
England
Ifaley
Noxburg
Wasse
Lloyd George's
Army of
Another Turkish success in the Caucasus reported
An official statement tonight says the Turks advanced on the Canezsan front toward Old, after fierce fighting. On the twenty third they captured about one and three fourths miles on the Harzbash bechts in Kelebozhari district, as the enemy fled eastward. Turkish forces also seized several hundred cases of munitions and other materiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar Mererisly
British cruisers attacked by a submarine near Scotland
London announced that two German submarines attacked on Sunday June 20, hitting British armored cruiser Roxbarret near St Georges from the Forth of Forth Scotland. The torpedo impact was not clearly assessed by the submarine crew, and damage and casualties were denied as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Berlin
Pont
St Guiles
Forth of Forth
Scotland
London
Roxbaret
Cadeen
British inland operations report gains in Dardanelles area
An official Paris notice details land operations on the north bank of the Dardanelles from June 7 to June 24. It states French and British actions captured 509 prisoners and inflicted higher losses on the opposing side as troops moved along a front exceeding a mile.
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Rece
Paris
Telzr
Dardanelles
War Action Shifts German Troop Positions Near Warsaw
A London despatch reports German forces moving from Galicia to the Pzura front west of Warsaw, indicating another attempt to capture the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw City
Galicia
Pzura
Warsaw
Arras Bombarded by German Forces Reported
Paris dispatch reports intense bombardment of Arras by German forces to the north and surrounding territory near Souchez. The French war office notes relative calm elsewhere as artillery fire continues in the north, with no cessation near Surrasche and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arras
Managers wonder how ten cent film service works
Jaude Robinson, manager of the Robinson Grand theater, reports a telegram from Arden Film Exchange claiming Paramount and Chaplin services can be offered in Clarksburg for ten cents. New York managers question how this low price covers wire and distribution costs, amid an addison set of limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaude Robinson
Robinson Grand Theater
Eustern Theater
Paramount and
Chapin Motion Picture
Clarksburg
Addiston
Arden Film Exchange
New Yor City
TAL
Woodley Chosen President at Marshall College Huntington
Marshall College at Huntington selected Woodley as president replacing J L Corbley who led the school for nine years. Josefa Bosier, longtime superintendent of Palmont city schools, was named principal of the Fairmont normal.
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Marshall College
Huntington
Boar of Regents
Woodley
J.L. Corbley
Marshall
Josefa Bosier
Paimont City Schools
Fairmont’ Normal
Carranza Army Advances Toward City Suburbs
A telegram from Vera Cruz to the Cerranza agency reports that General Gonzales leading the Carranza army has reached the suburbs of a city near Mexico. The message dated Wednesday indicates the move toward the target area.
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Sassocurep
ML Paso
Une 21
Carranza
Gonzales
Biexio iCty
Cerranzs
Vera Cruz
Wednesias
Inspectors discuss 1915 mining law district plan
In Charleston on June 24 inspectors from the Af teen district confer with Earl Henry chief of the department of mines about provisions of the new mining law passed by the regular session of the 1915 legislature. The meeting covers the geographic location of three new districts and the assignment of three new inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Afteen
Department of Mines
Earl Henry
Pipe Line Break Causes Spectacular Fires in De Wellsberg
A Eureka Oil Company pipe line rupture in De Wellsberg ignited multiple fires. Oil sprayed thirty feet into the air, igniting the Wagner residence and chimneys, and set a coal tipple at the Waster Coal Company ablaze multiple times before miners suppressed the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Welssberg
Eureka Ol Company
William Wagner
Waster Coal Company
McGhee quits home as replacement sought in West Virginia
Governor Hatfield expected to appoint successor to Rev C H McGhee who resigned as superintendent. Clarence Matheney, a county constable, was among aspirants. fugitive from a road crew recently escaped from a West Virginia home and was captured after a tip. George Winston named as leading local successor candidate.
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Hatfield
C. H. McGhee
Clarence Matheney
Virginia
Bridgeport Hill
Huntington
Industria
Lace
Huntington Wolfs
Weston Notes and District Court Actions
June 24 West Virginia items report a Catholic diocese official sentenced to six months in jail for violations tied to prohibition. A funeral service was held in Weston for Erminic Tenagelia. burial at Boty Cross Cemetery. Marriage licenses issued for Wilson P. Barlow with Alice G Allen, Charles G. Cunningham with Blanche Martin, Stephen Kilian with Amy Novak. A man named Ben in Jackson faced trial for vehicle offenses. Prohibition guilty verdicts and various local notices appear along with police actions in Pike County.
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Weston
J. Donohus
Erminic Tenagelia
Wheeling
Consolidation Coal Company
Chrksburg
Fairmont
Gratton
Otter
Church of the Immaculate
Wilson P. Barlow
Alice G Allen
Charles G. Cunningham
Blanche Martin
Stephen Kilian
Amy Novak
Leon Schulte
Edward Clark
Ben In
Jackson
Pike
Gre Streit
McCloud
Wheeling Officer Seeks Missing Jos Bell at Prayer Meeting
Wheeling officer Fullerton of the city department reported a search at a 7 30 p m prayer meeting held near Third and Hickman for Jos Bell. Bell is said to be away from Miss Grice Keyes home and facing a charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odlicer Fullerton
Wheetlie Accoteaee
Seppatice
Jos Bell
Earthquake delays Independence Day plans at El Centro fairgrounds
Special committee names diverse civic leaders to oversee the Fourth of July celebration at the El Centro Fair Grounds after tremors. The program centers on reading the Declaration and a mass singing of the Star Spangled Banner with a monument display planned.
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EL Centro
Calif
Ukenborg Citzens
Gentral
Garver W. Harmer
G. W. Dudderar
James W. Robinson
J. Wads Coffman
L. K Richards
W Ic Taylor
E. Flowers
F. B. Haymeker
Nusbaum
D. of Ogden
Prenk
Fetm—berg
Mog Sperry
Wallison
Lee Crile
FL Weimer
John Frangzan
Charles G Coffman
Dawman
P. J. Lyden
John MicNicol
C. H. Harding
John L. Rublio
Phillip Clifford
Barry Strother
Hugh Jarvis
John J.dolan
L. Buttette
Lucius Hose, Jr
Jon O Brooks
Haymond Maxwell
Ohl Burghman
J. M. Francois
Lloyd P_ Souders
Clarence W_ Leggett
OL Dons
Howard Mi Gore
Charles E. Lamberd
A. J. Fietcher
JH Lewis
Will E Morris
Prank Stout
J. Booth
Barmy
Curtin
CB. Alexander
George DL. Duncan
Hence Heymond
Ww. Poof
GO Faas
RT. Lowndes
BB_ Travis
J- M_Carskadom
A_ W. Showalter
Ro. Staren
J.T Swasger
J.carl Vance
Fobn Ross
Fobn Ross, Iz Dr. Cecil C. Post W.S. Siers, Robin Harrison. Howand Post
Millant F_Snider
E.G. Smith
D J Carter
J. Wo Aenew
RA. Farland
Dr Harvey_ Warner
Charles B.johnson
S. H_ Wells
Thomas Coleman
Clrde M_ Grist
SR Bemney
James T. Keenan
John
Gaudy
Harvey Tobmson
John Joxtrill
Charles “Shinn
George B Morpening
A. P_ Stewart
Howard Resinson i Pearlman
R. J_ Gazer
Allen
Luther Haymond
WS. Simerai
J. of. Swartz
Isaac J.cosson
W. J. Parkhill
D.W. Jacobs
Ee Prunty
Colin Wilson
Ben Maple
W.thyrd
Willams
John A. Tierner
Stouck
W. HL Cole
John A. Barnes
Lol Lockweed
Cornell
John i
Metartr
George CL MicKinler
Osmond
Ez W. A. Gerrd
S Wame
F.C. Weler
Jonn
Ohare
Wilkens
Freck G. Bland
Charles M. Ernst
al Judson Findley
John C. ‘Southern
Guy Tetrick
A.C. Villiers
George
West
T. Walliams
AL I. Roberts
a_ S_Law
David Finger
J. P. McGuire
Thomas Boeum
Frank J. Donohoe
F. B_ Delbridge
T. Wilson
Grant Davis
Jona M Flanagan
SM. Meson
G. Wdadderar
Commit
Dedication Week at Adamston Methodist Church
Dedication week begins at Adamston Methodist Episcopal Church with services starting Sunday. The program includes a merit address by Governor Hatfield at 3 PM and a sermon by Rev J E Bird. Afternoon evangelistic service at 2:30 PM led by W M Miller, Epworth League at 6:45 PM with Ray Compton presiding.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Adamston
HB D_ Hatfield
J. E' Bird
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charleston
W. M. Miller
Epworth League
Ray Compton
D. Hatield
Thaw Trial Testimony Cites Witness Against Him
In a courtroom moment during Thaw's trial for conspiracy, the defense and State witnesses discussed the examination of Wilk as a witness. Thaw claimed he never saw urine in jail and his earlier statements were misrepresented. Sherbrooke resident John Stanchfield was noted as a business associate connected to the case.
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Wilk
Cailede
Stanford
Veriot
Thaw
Chow
Sherbrooke
John Stanchfield
Matteawanee
Hencon
Darst Visits Fairmont and Wheeling for Governor Bid
John Sherman Darst of Charleston a state author and city visitor, came from Wheeling where he attended the West Virginia Fire Underwriters Association convention. He stopped at Fairmont and Moundsville seeing many Republicans in support of his campaign for the Republican nomination for governor and reports a gratifying reception in Fairmont, Moundsville, and Wheeling. Senator Durst is calling on many Republicans with Clarksburg friends.
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John Sherman Darst
Charleston
Wheeling
West Virginia Fire Underwriters Association
Fairmont
Moundsville
Durst
Stalin Consul Examined. Sanity Ruling Delayed
Teresa Victorian Halsa examined Thursday for the county fancy commission as to his sanity. The commission failed to conclude he was insane and he will be held for developments. Worry over unemployment appears to be his trouble. He has a wife and five children in Traiy and has been out of work the last several months. The case will be paid before the ralien consul.
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Teresa Victorian Halsa
Fnncy
Traiy
Theralien
Mail routes altered for Norway and Sweden
Reports indicate United States mail bound for Norway and Sweden is being censored. Postmaster General Burnessr directed on Thursday that until further orders all mails to those countries be sent on vessels direct sailing.
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Ev Antocsa Tedress
Washington
Seceuse
United States
Norway
Sweden
Denoh E
SIORE Announces Hartland Couple Welcomes Baby Girl
A storke visit marked the arrival at the Hartland addition home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Robinson on Wednesday. The couple welcomed a baby girl with good health reported by the family.
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Ome
Warren Robinson
Hartland
Dobre
Wilson heads to Roslyn for talks with E M House
President Wilson rose early at 1 o clock to travel to Roslyn to spend days with Colonel E M House. They will discuss impressions from his Europe voyage and House is expected to brief the press on readings. The president will then continue to the summer capital of Cornish New Hampshire.
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New York
Wilson
Roslyn
E.M. House
Europe
House
Cornish
British memorandum on order in council to be released
Great Britain prepares a memorandum outlining its response to American objections to its orders in council. The State Department will publish the document for tomorrow's newspapers. Officials will not discuss contents before publication. The memo is expected to influence the forthcoming American note on trade issues.
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Amy Ascocares
Washington, DC
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Moraine
Dto
Americ
Grafton Elks Prepare Delegation For July Coast Event
Grafton Elks announce plans to switch delegations around July 1 for timely arrival at the Pacific coast Elks convention in mid July. Two local members will attend as special delegates. WW P Kimmel, a former Grafton boy, will guide the party on the coast trip.
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Grafton
Elks
Pacific Coast
Order
Todze
Grafton Elis Acs
WW. P. Kimmel
Coast
Jarvis Family Visit From Texas City
Maj. Melrilie S. Jarvis of the United States Army and Mrs. Jarvis are in town from Texas City Texas for a two week stay, planning two months at Sit Lake Park then to Pom Leav. They hope for good health and to see home friends again. E Commonly was initiated into membership at a well attended meeting of Clarksburg Camp No 3 of the Women of the World Wednesday night in the Robinson Building. Alex Forman Morgantown state manager of the order visited the camp and gave an address.
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Melrilie S. Jarvis
United States Army
Clarksburg
Wootmen
Robinson
Alex Forman
Morgam
Order
Warden's Crucial Moves in Motive for Jail Murder Case
Coroner inquest into the murder of Mrs Edward Mat en, wife of the state penitentiary warden, reveals Warden Allen plans two heart to heart interviews with suspects. He defends using a final personal approach to establish identity of the killer amid cross questioning and continued control of prison by the warden.
Publication Suspends Writers for German Authorities Reappear
Berlin reports that publication of writers was suspended last Monday by German authorities and reappeared today as many states act against this. The note comes from London with June 24 dating.
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Barespean
Berlin
London
Vane
First Submarine Vessels Sent to Breakup for Scraps
The first U S government submarine was sent to the junk pile yesterday. The Holland 8 was hauled from the Delaware River for breaking up for materials. The Holland-3, completed in 1969, cost 190000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Jane
United States
Tistor
Europe
Delaware River
Big R Fishers Prepare for Outing Prospectus
A two color prospectus for the Big R Fishers outing shows plans for the sixth annual Beemp Richards assembly at the Stump fern, five miles above Romer on the Potomac main branch. The two week trip starts July 16 with rail options, fees, and required gear listed, including full dress for some travelers and a reduced rate if traveling by other means.
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Beemp “Richards
Romer
Som
Potomac River
Auto crash in Chicago claims four lives and injures two
An auto accident in Chicago on June 24 left W Brank Kim, 35, of Burlington and Eva Landaul, 25, with fatal injuries. Also injured were J. High Point, Ta, and Misso MG Briges, with severe wounds. The Sun wagon collision occurred as they traveled, authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. Brank
Kim
Burlington
Eva Landaul
J. (Wicker
High Point
MG Briges
Relief committees raise funds for sufferers in disaster
London reports a meeting of relief committees formed to aid disaster victims. They note substantial totals including 2090 06 pounds and 325 000 pounds allotted through the Imprest of Ireland to Cobb and Boars Wegner Frisanees, reflecting urgent finance efforts.
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London
Inmprest
Ireland
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