Alumni Association of Clarksburg High Plans Meeting
The Alumni Association of Clarksburg High School will hold its annual business meeting at 8 o'clock Thursday evening in the Washington Irving High School building. All members are requested to be present. Mrs. Parr entertains from 3 to 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at her Philippi Street home, a porch and chewing party for her daughter Mrs. Harry Smith of Mattie Creek, Me. Morning wedding announced as Margaret Mulheran marries Kravet Theroux at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, followed by a breakfast at Mrs. Mulheran's Rast Pike home. the couple will reside in Emmettabure, Md.
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Steere
Clarksburg High School
Warhingon Irving High School
Wssu
Pare
Rlock
Charles
Parr
Talbed
Philippi Street
Mra
Harry Smith
Matti Creek
Meh
Mian
Margaret Mulheran
Kravet Theroux
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Margaret Mulheranc
Rast Pike
Nirewl
Theroux
Emmettabure
Murderer of Parker slain in suspected prison case
Report from nearby authorities states that the Parker murder suspect and accomplice were captured Wednesday. A relative received word that the bondits from the Diamond A and TeRar ranches may have left town. A courier noted a possible connection to a caravan and a trail led investigators to a lumber camp.
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Eocisees
Willian Parker
Machita
Meteo
Vhs
Cordage rope payment price noted in Clarksburg
A brief notice states cordage rope is available at 80 dollars per torlivered in Clarksburg West Virginia. The item and price are specified with no additional details.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Recitals at Churets and Es Copal Picnic
Recitals by piano pupils of Miss Cora Atchison and expression pupils of Misa Nannie Lowe set for Thursday and Friday evenings July S and 7 at St Mark's Lutheran church. Epworth League members enjoyed a barn supper at Barnett's Grove on Wenon bil Inn Tuesday evening from 5 30 to 8 00. The gathering featured card games and song with a large lineup of attendees including Allen Cheesman, Joseph Williams, Oscar Post, Alice Gerard, Norma Gerard, Frances Robinson, Margaret Robinson, Grace Haymaker, Edna Maymaker, Winifred Lynch, Nora Petrine, Nelle Lilly, Myrtle Stephan, Donna Dorsey, Velma Smith, Ralph Sturm, Roscoe White, Hale Sommerville, Ralph Sommerville, Ferdinand Robinson, Graham Leach, Roy G. Law, Ranwell Rosm ite and E Vernon Smith.
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Misa Nannie Lowe
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Epworth League
Escopal Church
Plente
Barnett’s Grove
Wenon Bil Inn
Kamen
Sonke
Theao Prmnat
Allen Cheesman
Joseph Williame
Mia
Oscar Post
Minsos Alice Gerrard
Norma Gerrard
Hattie Gerrard
Frances Robinson
Margaret Tobinson
Grace Haymaker
Edna Maymaker
Winifred Lynch
Nora Petrine
Nelle Lilly
Myrtle Stephan
Donna Dorsey
Velma Smith
Messra
Ralph Sturm
Roscos White
Hale Sommerville
Ralph Sommervill
Ferdinand Robinson
Graham Leach
Roy G. Law
J. Ranwel Rosmite
E. Vernon’ Smith
Parker Killing Suspect Held On Suspicion
A suspect is detained on suspicion of involvement in the Parker killing, authorities saying evidence points to their possible role in the case and the investigation continues with standard procedures.
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Parker
Repulsed Berlin reports Franco British front fights
Berlin reports 24 hours of small scale assaults along the Franco British front amid German counter actions. Verdun sector indicates French hold and strong defensive response as hostilities continue.
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Berlin
Verdun
SING OF SPAIN AT BULL FIGHT REPORTED IN WAR NOTES
Fragmented war dispatch notes from an observer describe German invaders on the western front facing artillery, mine explosions, and reconnoitering attacks from LaBassee to near the Somme. The German lines resist with smoke, floods, and counterfire as Allied operations continue.
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Spain
Kaiser
Amauit
Mel Ariackr
Opirnliznay
LaBassee Ranal
Peni Nonith
Somme
Repliland
Meat contracts seal supply deal for army rations
Chicago dispatch reports a contract with the army quartermaster for a monthly 1.6 million pounds of meat to be shipped mainly to Fort Sam Houston and El Paso. Additional orders include corn beet and two pound cans, 241,800 pounds of bacon to be sent to the border, with shipments routed through multiple firms.
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Sgendaren News
Chicago
Army
Fort Sam Mourton
el Paso
San Antonio
Uncertain Conference Postponed Pending Instructions
The report, dated June 24, notes pending arrival of determinations or instructions affecting a conference. It states no decision will be made until orders are received, with reference to the American Union against unspecified issues and a Wednesday milestone. The fragmented text references Albuquerque and Fortunate events without clear specifics.
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Shane Albuquerque
Nus Ploas
American Union
Robinson Gains Whlch Election Night Result
On June 1 the vote count concluded at 9 30 PM as McDowall and Lally contests affected the outcome. Robinson won with a narrow lead reported as 1 046 with totals showing Robinson at 4 21 and Lilly at 2 685 The recount and nearby disputes influenced the final majority and political tensions remained high.
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Hobinaan
McDowall
Lally
Judie Robinson
Agilres
McDowell
Roblnxon
Lilly
Robinson
Thowe Neurea
Andge Robinson
Kentley Daughter Recovered From Heart Disease
In a local update, Geore Keality of Bickhannon reports that his daughter, recovering from a heart disease, has regained strength after a stay at St Mary’s Hospital. She is expected to return home soon, with care continuing at home.
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Agnew Kentley
Nie
Youre
Gorge Keality
Bickhannon
St. Mary's Hospital
Appointment and qualification in Mary Jane Kearnen estate
John Kaanrnee qualified Wednesday as administrator of the Mary Jane Kearnen estate with a bond of 100 dollars and Charles Do Nother as surety. John T Kernen Taney Marron and Coe DT Notter were appointed to appraise the estate. Dr David Starr Jordan received a telegram noting others, including William J Brean, would join him here before week’s end.
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John Kaanrnee
Hay
Mary Jane Kearnen
John T Kernen
Taney Marron
Coe DT. Notter
Keeley Brothers Win Large Contracts for Spur Line
Keeley Brothers Contractors secured two major contracts from the Maryland Coal Company to build a spur line into the Georges Cook coal field and excavate a large brick and clay plant for the company. The spur will extend the Georges Crook and Cumberland railroad, a branch of the Western Maryland line. These contracts will keep a large force of Keeley workers employed for a lengthy period.
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John PT. Keeley
Keeley Trotherm
Nomed Weilfvdny
Maryland Coal Company
Georges Cook
Ann Company
Georges Crook and Cumberland Railroad
Western Maryland
Keeley
Almour
Vessels Lost In Atlantic War Action Four Ships Reported
Four vessels were announced at Lloyd's on Wednesday as lost in wartime action. The Japanese steamer Daigetsu Maru, the Tuallan steamer Cina, and the Allan steamer Avenue were sunk by hostile ships, while the Dutch steamer Wallatrum foundered and its crew were landed. The Dalyotsu Muri was sunk by a submarine, with 41 crew members picked up. The Clara, a 1,643 ton ship, is also noted in the despatches from Madrid.
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London
Lloyd's Siipping
Wednontayan
Steamanin
Barcelona
Madrid
Clara
Great Battle in Volhynia Halts Roman Advance
German forces in Volhynia broke two Russian thrusts and captured the village of Wientwike near Sok, according to a Wednesday war office report. Reverses mount for the Russians as the German army strengthens its position in the region.
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Volhynia
War Office
Wientwike
Sok
Army orders for immediate move to border zones
Chicago dispatch reports Major General Thomas J. Barry commanding the central U S Army department issued orders for the immediate movement to the border of all units of the United States Army in Missouri, Kansas and Wisconsin that are reasonably ready.
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Chicago
Eral
Thomas J. Barry
Central Department of Ose
United States Army
Uline
Mimouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Appointment of Gordon Auchinetpat as assistant ranger
New York June 2 announces the appointment of Gordon Auchinetpat, a city lawyer, as assistant in the Democratic party organization. The report credits Vinee and communities for the announcement while noting Authincloss may be involved.
Unclear fragment cites kidney pills remedy ad from past paper
Fragmentary OCR reads like an old medicine advertisement praising Bonnin Kidney Pills. It alleges cures for kidney and back pain, claims a Mr Ord used the product, and promotes Donn's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy. The text is garbled and difficult to parse.
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Charlane
Wilpon
Ord
Fontin-Muithurn Cai
Prapa
Buttilo
Fragmented OCR Note Lacking Clear Story
The readable text is garbled with repeats and nonsensical phrases. No coherent events, names, dates, places, or organizations are discernible to summarize a factual news item.
Thousands of New Wash Ties Offer at 8007s Supply
A fragment describes a low priced sale of many ties with designs and values, inviting buyers to purchase large quantities for small money. The ad mentions a location on First Floor, Thint Street, urging readers to act for a splendid opportunity.
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