Nation pays British take due tribute refugees off
New York May 11 1914 The dead from Vera Cruz landed on American soil as crowds gathered in lower Manhattan. President Wilson attended ceremonies at Battery Park and Navy Yard, with bands and guards. Marines fired three volleys, taps sounded, and coffins were escorted past city hall to final rites.
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Oy Atamersrad
New York
Montana
Plaza
Battery Park
Lower Manhattan
City Hall
Manhattan Bridge
Navy Yard
Provident Wilson
Washington
E. M. House
Battery
Wyoming
Texas
Lower Broadway
Old Trinity Church
City Hally Plaza
Itchel
William B. Cassar
Annapolis
Wilson
Stephen 8. Wise
John P. Kittrick
Maine
New Hagland
Daniels
Met
Mexico
Vicw Ten
Mrs Wood Allegedly Mutilated by Man in Question
Mary Wood reports an assault incident as a man attacked her, details unclear. local authorities investigating. No further names or places are provided in the readable text.
Mystery and Fashion Mix In Parkersburg Elks Parade Plans
Local Elks Lodge 482 plans at least 151 members in the state convention parade at Parkersburg June 14 17 and 18 with a banner committee led by Charles Hickman and outfits from National Woolen Mills Nusbaum’s store and Donohue and Johnson’s for white serge coats white serge trousers purple hose and purple neckties. In a separate report police cleared up a New Italian band shooting at an Italian boarding house on Poplar Street with Frank Tolio held in the county jail for the shooting of Mrs Vito Zacco and a nationwide hunt for Vito Zacco who is blamed for Antonio Verano’s death. witnesses say Rollo and Varano are Black Hand members and dynamite was found under Zacco’s house three weeks earlier. Mrs Zacco and Nick Cavallo corroborate the tale of attempted extortion and gunfire. Burgess says the three men drew on each other as Zacco fired first killing Rollo and injuring Mrs Zacco while Rollo later confessed before an officer.
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Clarksburg
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Parkersburg
Charles,Hickman
Frank J. Welch
National Woolen Mills
Donohue and Johnson's
Nusbaum's
Poplar Street
Frank Tolio
Rall
Vito Zocvo
Vito Zacco
Antonio Verano
Zacco
Nick Cavallo
Ttalian
Jimmy" Burgess
Rollo
Varano
Black Hand
Lesrnea
Oleor
Zocco
Rollos
Young Qavallo
Zoeco
Ratan
Ratlo
Zeeco
Mia
Fied
Oz- Meer Burges
Ile
Rowles
Burg
Ie Wan
Rolio
Eikins
Reynoldeville
Waa
Graduating Class Details at Local High School
Forty one students are under consideration for graduation due to illness and other causes, including nineteen girls and twenty-two boys. The class sermon will be delivered by Rev L L Smith at First Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday May 24 at 10 45 p m. The class address will be given May 28 at the Musonie temple by Dr Reuben Post Hallock of Lonteville Ky. The colored school will hold its commencement the following evening at the Water Street school auditorium.
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L. Smith
Musonie Femple
Reuben Post Hallock
Lonteville
Water Street School
Becker jury seated in Becker murder trial in New York
The jury for the Charles Becker case, the ex police lieutenant accused of murdering Herman Fogenthal, was completed today in New York. Frederick A. Strock and F. C. Barrett submitted for vacancies left by Saturday’s withdrawals as the district attorney began opening statements.
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New York
Charles Becker
Leutenant
Herman Fogunthal
Frederick A. Strock
F. C. Barrett
Parese
Gunboat Blown Up by Mexican Rebels
Rear Admiral Howard reports the abandoned Mexican gun boat Morelos was boarded at Mazatlan, set afire, and blown up by the Constitutionalists yesterday. The incident is part of ongoing rebel actions in the Pacific region, with confirmation coming from Washington.
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Sy Angadaren Pagan
Washington, D. C
Howard
Morelos
Mazatlan
Seismic Shocks Hit CATANA Region As Rescue Continues
May 11 in CATANA Italy several minor earthquakes register with no new damage reported. Army navy and civilian authorities press relief efforts for thousands displaced after last week’s quake that destroyed a dozen villages. Peasants flee while others wait for word on missing relatives as casualty toll rises. Debris remains heaped.
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Iwt
Catana
Italy
Army
Navy
Civan
Oil prices fall at market opening on crude grades
DIL DROPS PITTSBURG May 11 Ten cents' drop noted in principal crude grades as market opens. Quoted prices include Pennsylvania crude 1.90, Mercer 1.40, Newcastle 1.40, Corning 1.055, Cabell 1.47. Somerset reduced five cents to 1.05 per barrel.
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Pittsburg
Azen‘cies
Pennsylvania
Mercer
Newcastle
Corning
Cabell
Somerset
Peter W Collins Lectures In City This Evening
Boston writer Peter W Collins will lecture at the Robinson Grand theater at 8 pm on The Coming Conflict or the Menace of Socialism. Knights of Columbus sponsors. Due to limited seating, children under sixteen will not be admitted.
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Peter W. Collins
Boston
Mr. Collins
Robinson Grand Theater
Knights of Columbis
Three Fined For Drunkenness At Railroad Station
Bert Sorden O W Golden and A Hayn were fined one dollar each for being drunk at the Baltimore and Ohio station. Sorden paid his fine and was released while the others were jailed for six days read work. Arrested and proxed by W J Maye railroad detective.
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Bert Sorden
O. W. Golden
A. Hayn
Jostus T.G. Siewwarner
Baltimore and Ohio
Sorden
W J. Maye
Railroad Detective Force
Galvin Accepts Invitation for Memorial Address in Clarke Event
John Givin of Cincinnati accepts invitation to deliver memorial address for the Clarke event. The note mentions December and references Mr. Galpin in connection with the undertaking, indicating formal acceptance and anticipation of the ceremony.
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John Givin
Cincinnati
Seceptanso
Clarke
Galpin
Ingo
Senator Goffs Speech Against Tolls Repeal
Senator Nathan Goff of West Virginia delivered a long speech in the Senate arguing against repealing tolls on the Panama Canal. He warned that abrogating the Hay Pauncefote treaty would trigger diplomatic trouble and harm U.S. commercial independence, urging Congress to suspend action and preserve the treaty. He cited earlier statements by leaders from both parties and emphasized that toll exemptions must be carefully handled to avoid international conflict.
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Goff
Tolin
Nathan Gott
Res Givin
Elrentt Court
England
United States
Sion
Great Britain
le Madd
Indus
Germany
France
Ear
Got
Congress
Prbtin
Walsh
Anil Vardaraia
Taft
Rooverall
Poadtwian
Jen
Uem
Gofast
District meetings reflect party unity in county caucus
Republican district meetings across the county produced a strong show of party spirit with delegates listed for the state convention to be held at Charleston on May 20. The attendee roster spans Coal, Clark, Clay, Simpacm, Talon and Grant districts, naming numerous delegates and local leaders.
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Roosevelt
Bco
Charleston
Will B. Mortis
Thomas W. Burke
W. H. Cole
J. W. Duffy
R.A Fisher
Dr. A. O Flowers
B. Woolverton
James N.hess
Joneott Schutte
GH Tawsat
John Flynn
W. B. Starcher
P. J. Lyden
Sohn
C. Southern, Jr. IM
Gore
AL K. Thom
Robert McClung
MG. Sperry
H. Strother
Leonard Pook
Woman Deportation Ordered After Court Appearance
Dore Dodd was ordered deported after a morning arraignment on charges of disorderly conduct. Police court records indicate she faced a potential jail sentence if she returned unlawfully.
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Dore Dodd
Glen
Pty
Abe Citar
Death at Glen Ik hotel follows train wait in Baltimore
Sherman Hileman visiting Baltimore died at 2 a m Monday from heart failure after being taken from the B and O station to the Glen Ik hotel. He had planned to return to Frenchton Sunday morning and was survived by a widow and several children. The body was moved to Frenchton for funeral services Wednesday.
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Frenchton
Sherman Hileman
Agai
Baltimore and Ohio
Sun
Glen’ Ik
Dfileman
Hileman
Glen Bik
Itwan
Prenchton
Mothers Day Observance In Clarkeburg
Mothers were honored across Clarkeburg with carnations and flowers as the town celebrated Mother’s Day. Crowds visited cemeteries to lay bouquets on graves while churches and Sunday schools held sprightly services and child readings to mark the occasion.
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Clarkeburg
Mloleters
Knights of Pythian 2 Meeting Tonight at Shorelock
Members of the Knights of Pythian 2 are summoned to assemble tonight at seven o'clock at Shorelock for a ceremony and to receive the new Captain’s orders as issued by the local lodge.
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Crt Ze
Knights of Pythian 2
Shorelock
Ian
The
Order of Captaa A
Captatas Bay Srese
Short Session of Court In Monday Drunken Case
A brief court session heard minor matters including a drunken driving case involving Major Will L. Cnit. Proceedings occurred Monday morning as the court reviewed tied or incomplete evidence amid a terse docket.
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Will
Cnit
IneLiy
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ELKS
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Louisville, Ky
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Robert Shuttieworth
Clay District
Benjamin Anderton
Picott
A.M. Sturm
H. Swiger
W. A. Meredith
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C. A .Thompson
Ernest L. Plcott
Charles J. Randall
HC. Robinson
Simpacm
A.J. Lodge
Jones
Sutton
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J. G. Lang
Moore
J. G.lawson
Farl
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Ben Smith
W. K. Thompson
J. D. Lodge
F. B. Davisaon
Guy Lawnon
Georgh ‘Camp
John Parks
Howard McDonald
Howard Morris
William Kellison
Talon District
D. D. Underwood
den Ward
T. J. Ayers
Pleros Sidebottom
John Wilcox
C. E. Morris
Stutler
FL Meas
T. G. Harris
George Wysturm
Grant District
J. L. Davisson
Thomas Comba
Claud McWhorter
Cores Smith
Q. Musser
W. M. Bird
C. L Ladwig
Lee Cutright
McWhorter
W. D. Miller
Frank Young
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