Ball Game Postponed Ahead of West Penn Opener
Bad weather forced the postponement of the West Penn baseball season opener between Beaver Falls and Clarksburg at Union Park. If skies clear, the game will be played Thursday at 3:45 pm, with a parade at 1 pm led by the Lamyette Concert Band and local officials. Manager Huling released the lineup and standard admission will apply.
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Beaver Falls
Clarksburg
Union Park
Third
Pike Streets
Lamyette
Welch
Huling
Crile
Third Street
Mine of Fateh
Pike Street
Siththenes
Sixth
Main
Sec‘ond
Peet
McCracken
Zinn
Potts to Transfer Duties to Homestead Pa
Mr Potts, representative of the International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa, will leave here Monday for Homestead Pa where he will establish headquarters. He has been here two years and four months working for the school in a successful manner and has many friends here. At Homestead he will work with J T Douglass who was formerly here with him.
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B.H. Potts
International Correspondence School of Scranton
Homestead
Potts
Xehnal
Clarksburg
J. T. Douglass
Firm Locates Herr Darse Co Office in Moore Building
Darse Co civil engineers locate offices in the Moore building on Fourth street in Clarksturg. They occupied the premises Wednesday and have done duties for Frick Coal and Coke Company of Connellaville.
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Darse & Co
Nim
Conellavile
Clarksturg
Moore
Fourth Street
Frick Coal & Coke Company
Connellavilie
Funeral Thursday for Rev Dallis Simmons
The funeral of the late Rev Dallis Simmons will be held at Buckhannon Baptist church Thursday at 10 am. The body will be taken to Weston on the 11 am train and buried in Machpela Cemetery. Services led by Rev Robert McDaniel and Rev W E Henry. Honorary pallbearers include Revs L B Peters M A Sumners C L Trawin and George Wooster. The Ladies Aid Society sent a floral tribute to Senator Farnsworth home. The Baptist Banner, Simmons' paper, will be published as usual this week, with funeral plans unsettled.
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Dallis Simmons
Buckhannon Baptist Church
Thurepie
Weston
Buckhanon
Machpela
Robert McDanell
W. E. Henry
L. B. Peters
M. A. Sumners
C. L. Trawin
George Wooster
Larles
Salem high school diplomas awarded at chapel exercises
The Salem high school commencement was held in Salem college chapel Tuesday evening. Diplomas were presented by Principal Barnes to Mary J Curran Ada R Smith Wr Helen Haymond Columble Wv Ireland Charles Williams Rex Divia Bert Childers William Nesbit Clarence Lough EB Stanley Young Charles P Furbee and Ira Williams. A large audience attended. The alumni association held its first annual banquet that night at the Masonic lodge rooms in the First National Bank building, honoring the class of 1907. Blake's orchestra of Clarksville provided a recital after the exercises.
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Salem High School
Salem College
Barnes Mary J. Curran
Ada R. Smith
Helen Haymond
Columble
Wv. Ireland
Charles Williams
Rex Divia
Bert Childers
William Nesbit
Clarence Lough
EB. Stanley Young
Charles P.furbee
Ira Williams
Alumni Association
Masonic Lodge
Hank Bunding
Alimal Association
Nytt
Blake
Clarks
Urs
Maéle
Three Sent to Jail at Police Court Session
In Seston this morning three prisoners appeared at the police court with Acting Mayor presiding in Mayor Crile's absence, ill at home. Aaron Smith was charged with drunkiness, George Muttoe with disorderly conduct, and Warner Hooper with drunkenness. fines of three dollars each were imposed with default jail terms.
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Poles Court
Seston
Ciy
Coly
Crile
Cure Avenue
Aaron Smith
George Muttoe
Glen Elk
Warner Hooper
Saloons reopen in Grafton after license drive
Grafton May 1 after two year closures eleven saloons secured licenses to reopen today. Owners raced to complete preparations for opening day with rooms in shape and quarters ready for the crowd.
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Grafton
Sears
Nugent Opens New Immigration Office in Charleston
Hon. doht Nugent of Charleston, recently appointed as commissioner of Immigration, opens his new office on the second floor of the state Hotel today. He aims to attract skilled immigrants to West Virginia and plans a European tour to engage foreign agencies in London, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland to source high‑quality labor for the state.
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Doht Nugent
Charleston
My. Nugent
West Virginia
Europe
Nugent
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
New Hospital Planned in Clarksburg Sanitarium Project
Dr. John R. Cook reports that he and Dr. Luther Haymond have purchased property in Clarksburg for a hospital. Dr. Payne of Clarksburg, Dr. Sethy of Fairmont, and Mrs. Lee Haymond are involved, with Dr. Haymond and Dr. Cook managing the Clarksburg Sanitarium set to open around July 1.
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Fairmidnt Morning Times
Clarksburg
Payne
Luther Haymond
Lee Haymond
Haymond
Sethy
Fairmont
John R. Cook
Hutson Investigation Becomes Complete Findings Await Trial
Lieutenant Colonel Cuthbert Oswald of the West Virginia National Guard and a board of officers completed their investigation into former assistant ad jutant general A. Hutson, who faces embezzlement charges. The board’s results are being compiled by Colonel Shims and will not be published until Hutson’s civil trial.
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Cuthbert Osword
West Virginia National Guards
Hutson
Charleston
Shims
Saloons Denied Again as Council Grants Other Licenses
The city council again refused saloon licenses while approving other licenses. Officials cited no action on saloon applications, indicating ongoing restrictions despite issuing permits for different establishments.
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Ity Council
Consell
Knights of Che Marcabrey Supreme Tent Souvenir Program
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a state convention program dated May 2 and 10. It mentions Accomplices awaiting news, firms and corporations, and an opportunity to meet Sradiibe of a splendor ron. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Che Marcabrey
Murder in Center Texas Prominent Attorney Shot
Dr Bock Pans shot and killed Darrell B Short, prominent attorney of Anis city, as he left a train. The act is linked to December killings of Pans' brother and a different brother killed while pursuing a suspect. Officials allege past events fueled the shooting yesterday.
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Associated
Center
Texas
Darrell B. Short
Anis City
Bock Pans
Dr. Pans
Short
Rev Peters to Lecture at Baptist Church Friday Evening
The Rev Peters will lecture on Cupid's Capers at the Baptist Church Friday evening May 2 at 7 o clock under the Baptist Young People's Union. A silver offering will be collected at the door as an admission fee. A hearty invitation is extended to all for an enjoyable evening as the Rev Peters handles the subject in his distinctive entertaining style.
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Peters
Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
James McDonald Dies in Local Hospital After Illness
James McDonald aged resident of the East End died in Local Hospital at 10 am after tuberculosis and related illnesses. He was 78 and survived by son Michael McDonald of Pittsburg. Funeral arrangements to be set upon arrival of son. A separate item notes Dixon Company awarded $105 for a project, and a council meeting discussed crematory repairs and a crematory contract to Cincinnati firm for 805.
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James McDonald
East End
Mr. McDonald
Michael McDonald
Pittsburg Heaven
Jackson Street
JSON Trony
Pittston
Wight
Ely
George Wathtar
Mearth
Wood
Lynch
Johnson
Founel
Dizon Engintering & Crematory Company
Cincinnati
Receiver Appointed for Rosemont Coal Company
In Grafton May 1 Judge Holt appointed a receiver for Rosemont Coal Company in the McGraw suit. Lewis B. Brydon of I B Brydon & Co named as receiver with a $50,000 bond. Defendants plan to appeal to the state supreme court immediately.
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Grafton
John T. McGraw
Rosemont Coal Company
John H. Holt
Lewis B. Brydon
I. B. Brydon & Co
Bomb explodes near Guatemala president. officials injured
In Guatemala City a bomb exploded near the president's motorcade while he was traveling yesterday. Several aides were killed and General Areilana, the chief of staff, was wounded. The president himself was not injured.
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Guatemala
Genersl Orellana
Associated
Guatemala City
Areilana
Staf
Mrs Lydia Skidmore Dies After Illness
Lydia Skidmore died at home in Unlob Heights Tuesday afternoon after lingering illness with dropsy. Surviving are two sons H. D. and A. B. Skidmore. husband died years ago. She was 7% years old. Funeral arrangements not completed. Services at her home with interment in Elk View cemetery.
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Lydia Skidmore
D. Skidmore
Skidmore
H. D
A. B. Skidmore
Elk View Cemetery
Mr Corrick 18 Dead At Tenmile Upshur County
John B. Corrick formerly ran the Fuel City hotel and died a few days ago at Tenmile in Upshur County. He had been a writer in tuberculosis cases for many months, endured several operations and climate changes, and showed strong energy despite the disease. He lived a humble, industrious life.
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John B. Corrick
Fuel City
Tenmile
Upshur County
Corrick
Pinoy
Resis
Clarkahure
Meeting of Gal Fl Ladies Urges Attendance
The Ladies of the G A BR will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:70 o clock to the bulding second floor Glen Elk by order of the president. The meeting will be an important one and all members are urged to attend.
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G. A. BR
Prihiaa Buifiting
Second Moor
Glen Elk
Tompkins Returns to Lead MBS in Key Role
Myrtle Tompkins, deputy state commander of Macvabess of Qe World, resumes leadership duties for MBS, signaling a strategic return amid organizational transitions.
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Myrtle Tompkins
Macvabess
Qe World
Water Street High School Entertainment Night
Water Street boot high school department presents a school mall program Wednesday evening at 730 o clock. Patrons are cordially invited to attend and enjoy performances from students.
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Water Street
Roosevelt letter urges Elk's to abandon emblem use
President Roosevelt asks the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks to stop wearing elk tooth emblems and to help prevent the slaughter of elk. The issue arises from Wyoming and Washington killings used for trophies and meat, with Roosevelt citing the harm to wildlife and urging the order to lead in conservation.
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Roosevelt
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Bikx
Henry A. Melvin
Ton
Wyoming Territory
Wyoming Logialnipe
Melvin
White House
Washington
Aolvin
Theodore Roosevelt
Miel—vin
Jan Burges
Pal
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South Penn OW Company
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Buckhanno Baptist Church
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Salem High ‘School
Grapton
Cook
Simms
Osborn
Doctor
Negro
Rev. Peters
The
James
Ines
Dixon Company
Transvaal
Louis Botha
London
Loula Botha
Botha
Joubert
MR. Corrick
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MBS
Tompkins
High School Entertainment
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