Ground struck by unidentified items near Lor 401120 feet
Fragmentary OCR text describes a property or street scene in Indiana with references to Jets, Freice for both 350, and Baker Avenue. Mentions Waccantors Nos 321-822 and Stealey Heights with alley details. Details are unclear but indicate a local ground or street incident with costs or values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAI
Waccantors
Indiana
Mrente
Nice Level Jets
Freice
Stealey Heights
Baker Avenue
Traction Company Daily Express Cars Run From Clarksburg
Notice announces Monongahela Valley Traction Company express cars leaving Clarksburg for Grasselli, OzXei Mt. Clare, Weston, Shinnston, Fairmont, Fairview, Farmington, Mannington, and intermediate points daily except Sunday. Shipments for Mannington and nearby points due at station by 9:00 a.m.. Fairview area by 11:00 a.m.. Weston area by 12:00 p.m. Fast service, reasonable rates, careful handling emphasized.
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Traction Company
Clarksburg
Grasselli
OzXei
Mt. Clare
Weston
Shinnston
Fairmont
Fairview
Farmington
Manington
Mannington
Cere
Monongahela Valley
Many Horses Entered for Independence Day Races
A July 5 Independence Day celebration at the ten fair grounds will feature many fast horses. D. Parr fields Gaswill in the 2:18 pace, Lord Talbott in the 2 it, and Britton Hanks in the pace, with J. W. Thorne entering Prince in the green pace. Six to eight starters expected per race and further entries forthcoming this week. The famous stewed pig Tate arrives in Clarksburg from Webster county, a restive porker likely to create excitement when released on the fair grounds.
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D. Parr
Gaswill
Lord Talbott
Britton Hanks
J. W. Thorne
Prince
Tate
Clarksburg
Webster County
Bass in baptism shirt pockets spawns church tale
In Marlinton June 29 Rev Joseph Johnson believes he did not break fish and game laws after catching two one pound bass during a river baptism. Amid multiple dunkings a cold fish slid into his trousers, rose to the belt line, and rested in his shirt folds until the service ended. He later cooked the bass for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlinton
Joseph Johnson
Encampment Set for Uniform Tank Knights in Pittsburg
General Charles A. Barlow directs 21 circulars to Uniform Tank Knights of Pythias statewide about the encampment at Camp Schenley, Pittsburg, Pa, August 1 to 21. Three states Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia will participate. The event, the largest in the region, features competitive drill and other attractions likely to draw members.
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Charles A. Barlow
Knights of
Rescue and Herbal Remedies Reported In Mountels Park
A note from Mountels Park Oklahoma praises Fruitola and Traxo for gallstone relief. The author credits the remedies with preventing a death and says the results were good, though the account is terse and fragmentary.
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Mountels Park
Oklahoms Ghee “Finca Laboratories
Ben
Bamsure
New Campaign Issue Drives Wets and Dr ys Debate in Illinois
In Springfield on June 29 a new wets versus drys campaign issue emerged as a bill proposed compensation for saloon keepers when law shut their shops. The measure would pay full stock, fixtures, and goodwill from public funds, introduced in both houses, but died in the senate committee and near death in the house. Proponents planned reintroduction in 1917, while opponents warned it would trap towns with revenue losses and costly closures.
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Springfield
State Assembly
Senate
Temperance Committee
Allied Liquor Organizations
Mayer
Supreme Court of the United States
Dresden Adopts Vegetable Card System to Regulate Dried Goods
In June Dresden introduced a vegetable card system to regulate dried foods. Each resident may purchase one pound of dried vegetables monthly, including barley groats peas Manchurian and white beans, with the card controlling only these items.
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Atocia
Dresden
German casualty list names First Lieutenant Hein rich von Heinrichshafen
The latest German casualty list includes the name of First Lieutenant Hein rich von Heinrichshafen of St. Louis Missouri, killed May 13, amid reports from London dated June 29. The item notes several associates in races BEALIGN.
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Bealign
London
Heinrich von Heinrichshafen
St. Louis
Chamberlain's Liniment Praised for Rheumatic Relief
Mrs. Florence Slite of Wabash Indiana reports using Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains with prompt relief. She highly recommends it in the highest terms and says it is readily available everywhere.
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T Hare
Chamberlain
Florence Slite Wabash
German leaders forecast Roumania’s stance after Vienna talks
Dr von Bethmann Hollweg and Gottlieb von Jagow returned to Berlin from Vienna where they met Austrian Hungarian leaders. They are of the opinion Roumania will remain neutral in the current crisis as discussions with Austrian and Hungarian statesmen continue.
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Roumania
Omy Associtee Press
BEAUX
von Bethmann-Hollwer
Gottleb Vom Jagow
Berlin
Vienna
Austria-Huungary
Ace
Head Wounded Soldiers Benefit From Metallic Skull Caps
Paris reports 13 percent of trench war injuries are head wounds. Dr Dentu and Dr Deuraigne urge metallic skull caps for protection. Among 55 soldiers treated, 42 without caps suffered fractures or scalp wounds. 13 with caps mostly avoided severe injury, prompting officer and surgeon support for varied sizes and fit.
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Paris
Dentu
Deuraigne
Deursigne
War weariness fades as Paris crowds shift
In Paris patriotic sentiment remains but military displays grow routine as Italy’s intervention spurs public interest again. Ambulances and limping soldiers draw fewer glances. country towns bustle with arrivals of aid and flowers while residents seek sweets and comfort. Marriage licenses issued to Hickman Demasters Lachapelle Gabbert Dennison Skinner.
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Reece
Paris
Thes
James G. Hickman
Carrie Ademasters
George Lachapelle
Mary M. Gabbert
Eppie Lee Dennison
Ethel 5. Skinner
Wrestling Matches At Lincoln Disle Lawn Fete
Loyal Order of Moose hosts evening wrestling bouts starting at 8 15 o clock. A lawn fete will be held Wednesday evening at Rosco Jackson, at 760 West Pibel Street, invites color residents to attend.
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Order of Moose
Lincoln
Rosco Jackson
West Pibel Street
Social and Personal News From The City
Married at Flint 3. D. DiKelly and Guss Farrie of this city are mentioned. A variety of residents and visitors are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, Dir. Snider, Miss Robimson, H. Hickman, SS G Coole, Gov. Kepler, Charles E. Rogers, Brooks Fleming, J. Wilkie Taylor, Moses E. Shaver, J. B. Haught, F. S. Wolett, L. J. Hanifan, Mrs. Charles W. Halterman, Edna M Reouzh, Miss Magdelene Clark, Wesley Glover, Miss Marjorie Harvey, Genius Paine.
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Flint
D. DiKelly
Guss Farrie
Mr. Kelly
Snider
Miss Robimson
H. Hickman
Satan
G_ Coole
Gov. Kepler
Sistersville
Charles E. Rogers
Wheeling
Brooks Fleming
G. E. Peddicard
KD. Bailey
J. W. Ball
Fairmont
J. Wilkie Taylor
Parkershore
Moses E
Pittsburg
Magdelene Clark
Bradford Pa
Wesley Glover
Mariet
Marjorie Harvey
Genius Paine
Salem
Policeman McCloud Accused Of Rough Handling Of Citizen
Spectators say Policeman McCloud overstepped by grabbing William Fricker who was in the vestibule of his own business when the sidewalk incident occurred. Fricker, a reputable local resident, was not on the sidewalk and the action drew criticism of the officer’s conduct.
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McCloud
Willian
Fricker
Mir Fricker
Two Arrested After East Pike Street Raid
A man and a woman identified as John and Mary Doe were arrested in a police raid on two houses on East Pike Street Tate Monday night. They face charges of assembling for immoral purposes. The man posted a $10.50 cash bond and was released, while the woman remains jailed awaiting mayoral hearing. Headquarters staff questioned the pair about their names, sparking a brief exchange.
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John
Mary Doe
East Pike Street
Tate
Gordon
Tracy
Doe
Mary
Ginnell Accuses Britons Misconduct in War Question
London June 29 Reginald McKenna chancellor of the exchequer denounces a question by James Ginnell nationalist member for North Westmeath as scandalous and wholly false claiming it suggested British troops killed Germans after they laid down arms rather than taking them prisoner. Sir Arthur Clarkham asks MeeKama to urge U S government to intervene to correct the claim.
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Jane London
Reginald McKenna
Exchequer
House of Commons
Lawrence Ginnell
North Westneath
Arthur Clarkham
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
MeeKama
United
Ginnell
Abolished Martinsburg Office To Transfer To Parkersburg
June 23 report that the internal revenue office at Martinsburg will be abolished July 1 and the business moved to the Parkersburg head office. The change will make residents of the eastern panhandle order stamps from Parkersburg, with monthly revenue about $11,090.
BEY'S BREWERY Bankruptcy Decree Filed in Pittsburgh Firm
A bankruptcy decree in the case of Frank Lo Richie of Pittsburgh, representing the band older, lists Beys Brewery as the debtor. The brewery was valued at about 200 thousand dollars with four years of operation and a 45 to 200 salary figure cited in the filing.
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Tor
Frank Lo Richie
Pittsburg
Bolt
Parsons Challenges Charleston In Fifteen Mile Motorcycle Race
Frank Parsons of Clarksbury and W. Hendrickson from Detroit have a fifteen mile motorcycle race challenge set for Independence Day at the fair grounds. The purse is $50, with heats and best two of three. Ours may bring a new Indian model to meet the challenge if available, and entrants from Pittsburg and Uniontown are expected.
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J. G. Hendrickson
Detroit
Mich
Clarks
Bure
Fair’ Grounds
Mr. Ours
Jilly
Sas
Hendrick
Som
Ours
Pitt
Uniontown
Clarks— Uver
Auto collision injures driver on West Pike street
A westbound Despard street car struck Heinze and Companys auto near the Main street junction Tuesday at 11 am. Considerable damage to the automobile. Driver Livisey Laughery sustained bruises in the crash.
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Despard
Heinze and Companys
West Pike Street
Main, Street
Livisey
Laughery
Captain Schell Attacked Near Charleston Hotel
Charleston June 29 Captain I B Schell long known in West Virginia as a conductor between Charleston and Columbus was found at the foot of stairs to his room with a fractured leg. Police said he was assaulted and robbed. His condition is serious.
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Charleston
I. B. Schell
Columbus
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S. Fourth ST
Silk
GLOBE
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City of Pittsburg
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Columbia University
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Mo AL Nusbaum
Pacific Coast
Imperial Council of Shriners
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Wash
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Tex
Tune
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Here
Reese
Washington
Mr. Fricker
Pike Street
Ginnell Crazy
Federal Revenue Stamp Office
Martinsburg
Beys Brewery
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Frank Parsons
Earl
Celebra- Henry
Ours Mine
Earl A. Henry
Department of Mines
Clarence M. Orr
Samuel McMahon
J. G. Vvaughn
Clarence N- Orri Thomas
L.D. Vaughn
Grafton
Frank ©. Parsons
Clarkshoro
William B. Rigeleman
L. A MeMshon
Wellsburg
Richard B. Cobb
Food-Carter
Ely
J. Mason
Montgomery
John I Absolom
John G. Vaughn
Fayette
Lance B. Holliday
Berkeley
Isaac Murray
Bramwell
Lewis Blankinship
Peter C. Kerr
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