Kramer Family Reunion Held At Deans Home
A large Kramer family reunion took place at Mrs Dean Kramer’s home in Smithtown on June 26 to celebrate the event. Members from many branches attended including S. B Kramer and family Neva Samuel Fred of Charleborg J T Kramer and family Sidney Marion Joseph and Charles of Palrment Worthy family of Pont Caroline Elisabeth Herman Maury Paul Ellsworth and Ala of Baxter Gare B Kramer Parity Agia and Freda Gay of Smithtown Wi A Kramer Allen Martha and Charlotte of Smition Georg Watson and two daughters Kathlean and Alice of Morgantown and Baxter Kramer greeted guests. A leather couch was presented to Mr Kramer by the children, and a pleasant afternoon of conversation songs and readings followed. Aunt Els was praised for her famed cuisine. Relatives and friends from surrounding towns called to extend congratulations.
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Kramer
Smithtown
Neva
Samuel Ae Fred
Charkeburg
J.T. Kraemer
Sidney
Marion
Joseph
Charles
Palrment
Worthy
Pont
Caroline
Eligabeth
Herman
Maury
Paul
Ellsworth
Ala
Baxter
Gare BK
Kemer
Parity
Agia
Freda Gay
Farity
Allen, Marthe
Charlotte
Smition
Georer Watson
Daugne Tern
Kathlean
Alice
Morgantown
Baxter Kramer
Mount Clare
Els
Son
Daughtare
Laura
Hugh M. Martin Visited Shinnston on Tuesday
Personal note records Hugh M. Martin of Shinnston visiting town on Tuesday. Continued on page 6.
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Hugh M. Martin
Shinnston
War Outlook From Mexican Base Shows Shifting Allied Forces
A military outlook from Villa AbWumada details General Marcelio Caravao and allies at a Mexican gold base with heavy guard near con international bridges. Reports say most of the former garrison withdrew toward Ville Abus roads while a large command sits at one machine there. Two troop trains, one with General Gonsalen’s private car and food cars, moved toward Juarez as remnants of the marine depart. Representatives in Mexico report quiet near posts. a few Americans remain, with families, in Mexico City and coastal towns. State Department officials noted U S agents’ activities and urged careful scrutiny of reports before publication.
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Orosea Nader
Huoria
Villa AbWumada
Carraum
Mexicas Sie
Ville
Abus Roads
Gonsale
Arn Walllige
Juaree
Mexico
Frontera
Thonenutllin
United States
Carfaaica Burea
Mexico City
Bureau For Publiation
Wat f LNELY Continued from wage 1
An excerpt notes the Atlantic Meet will not be ordered to Mutican watura by yard except under exceptional conditions. Consular advices during the day come from a few astute department repro.
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Atlantic
Mutican Watura
Lunacy Commission Commits Mrs Koon to Weston Hospital
Mrs. Lieale Koon aged 60 wife of Isaac Koon of Lumberport was committed as a lunatic by the county lunacy commission. The examination occurred at Weston after her transfer from Baltimore hospital to the Weston facility.
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Eunty Lunacy Commission
Lieale Koon
Isaac Koon
Lumberport
Wonton State Hospital
Weston
Lewin County
Koon
Baltimore Hospital
Submarine sinks French, English ships in Mediterranean
Reports from Manseilles France describe the French steamer Fournel and the English steamer Cardi sank by a submarine in the Mediterranean. The Ville de Madrid carrying fifty two passengers was pursued and fired upon by a submarine but escaped. A distant note mentions Canadian ports and a nine mile long feature, with Rossiang involving Einspetty.
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Manseilles
France
Fournel
Cardi
Mediterranean
Ville de Madrid
Crosstalk on a Remedy Ad From Caldwell Ohio
E W Archer of Caldwell Ohio writes that his family has not been well since a prior ailment and praises Chamberlain's Colic, Cramp and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable household staple. He notes they carry it on extended visits and keep it at home. The ad claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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E.W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
Dean
Chamberlain
Water purification expert visits city amid amneinte
Water purification expert Hoover visits Columbus to study the city filtration works. He notes the Columbia plant clarifies raw river water, dispels myths about chemical doping, and praises the local system as producing a purer safer supply.
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Cojuntum
Niles
Tristed
Calumbun
Ccohimbin
Hoover
Maryland Company Sends Infantry to San Antonio Border
A Maryland regiment is ordered to muster and travel by special trains to San Antonio Texas. The unit will ply via Hillmore Ohio railroad toward the border. Travel pace limited to twenty five miles per hour, a journey over three days, with equipment and uniforms expected to arrive separately.
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Company UK
Maryland Infantry
San Antonio
Tex
Camn Harrington
Finston
Maryland
Hillmore and Ohio
BL Louis
Hein
Thor
Hors Het
War Department
Cuppiles
Vannort Clarence Vannort Plans Aviation Training Move
Clarence Vannort, second lieutenant of Company K, First Regiment, is set to enter aviation training. Captain Glenn W. William received notice from Adjutant General Joan C. Bond in Charleston. Vannort awaits formal designation of reporting time and training location, after being selected by popular vote of officers as the standout officer for the regiment.
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Clarence
Vannort
Wrat Vieina National Guard
Unie City
Nyine
Glenn W. William
Joan C. Bond
Charleston
Tuomas
Williama
Heamy Suit Cases Seized After Prohibition Violation Arrests
Four men including T Waldo W Cork and Sapford Le on were seized after arriving by the Piiucture Flyer at a local railroad station with 217 points of contraband liquor. Deputy Shariff Lace Wolfe and Officer Car son Wine effected the arrest and seizure placing the liquor in a car. The suspects faced charges of carrying liquor for another but Cork and Waldo had charges withdrawn Tuesday with a hearing or trial set before Magistrate Jackson Carter after bond was furnished.
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T. Waldo
W. Cork
Sapford Leon
Inn
Shariff Lace Wolfe
Carson
Cork
Waldo
Jackson Carter
Warning on solicitations by nonmember for church funds
The Rev Dr W C Taylor pastor of the First Baptist church warns that a woman not connected with the church is soliciting funds from local businesses for home mission work without church authority. The church disavows any involvement or endorsement and urges protection against imposture. Sacramento dec 21 Hiram W Johnson says he supports Charles B Hughes for president, believing Bryan won’t.
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W. C- Taylor
First Baptist Church
NoRe recruits through Irwin station for coast artillery and cavalry
Several United States army recruits have been accepted at the recruiting station in the Irwin building at the corner of West Pike and South Third streets. Under Sergeant Alexander W. Johnson the new enlistees include Bernard A. Loverell and John H. Starkey from Northmaw for coast artillery Harley R. Rawaton of Gypsy and William Kt. Hamrick of Stone Idaho for cavalry. The four were sent to the barracks at Columbus Ohio Tuesday.
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United States Army
Irwin
Weat Pike
South Third Streets
postoMoe
Alexander W. Johnson
Bernard A. Loverell
Northmaw
John H. Starkey
Coast Artillery
Harley R. Rawaton
Gypsy
William Kt. Hamrick
Stone
Idaho
Cavalry
Columbus
Tuseday
Theodore Roosevelts Dinner With Hughes Reported
New York June 27 Theodore Rooseveltwit accepted an invitation to dine with Charie E Hughes at the Republican presidential nominee hotel tomorrow at 7 20 oclock The name of William M Wilcot a former public service commissioner was presented before the sub committee today He was reported as Hughes choice for chairman of the national committee
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Aneemaree
New York
Theodore Roorevwit Haw
Charie E. Hughes
William Me. Wilcot
Public Service
Wes
Hughea
Oret
Six Special Trains Through City to Atlantic City
Six special Baltimore and Ohio trains each eleven coaches long passed through the city Monday morning after midnight from Chillicothe to Atlantic City New Jersey bearing about two thousand excursionists.
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Chillicothe
Atlantic City
N. J
CAI
Soham Miven
Yucaten Uy
Companions in Growing to Greatness at Martinabure Dinner
The Daltimore celebration marked the 133rd anniversary of West Virginia unionization with remarks by Daltimore official Campbell on the rail and road links to Martins and Ohio. He cited $7,650,000 investments in 1908 and 217 400 000 in West Virginia improvements, reporting 641 Martins workers and plans for 4 000 000 tons annual output with potential 60 000 000 tons of freight.
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West Virginia
Mir
Campbell
Ohio
Arbor
Tampbell
Baltimore
West Virenda
Cou
Death reported at Sawmifa Mt Clare details unclear
McWhorter dispatches say Gunn Corre aged 18 was accidentally killed Tuesday morning near McWhorter. The exact cause remains unknown though reports say both arms and one leg were severed. He had been in a criminal court trial with Stanley Bielok for misdemeanor.
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MT. Clare
McWhorter Lato
Gunn Corre
Stanley Bielok
Criminal Court
Guilty Verdicts Reported In Liquor Case
A court found Lloyd TMM guilty of a liquor violation carrying up to forty years. another case involving John Sppereon resulted in an eighteen to eighty nine year range. Jury deliberations and continuances are noted amid the complex proceedings.
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Aertuiinal Court
Gram Jury
John Sppereon
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