Farewell Party for Mrs Jackson at Bellaire Home
Social column notes a surprise farewell for Mrs J A Jackson hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the First Markedlee Episcopal Church at her Noble street Bellaire home. About seventy attended as a wicker tapestry chair was presented. A luncheon followed the business session. The Jacksons plan to move to Clarksburg this summer.
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Martins Verry
Daily Times
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Markodlee Episcopal Church
J. A. Jackson
Noble Street
Bellaire
Jackson
Jack‘sons
Clarksburg
Baked Goods Sale At Chicago Dairy Saturday
The ladies of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church South will hold an all day baked goods sale at the Chicago Dairy Fourth street beginning at 9 o clock Saturday morning. Homemade breads cakes pies and candy will be on sale. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Chicago Dairy
Fourth Street
Modern dancing exhibition and local wedding notices
The evening featured a modern dance exhibition by J Aloyaia Healy and Mos Elizabeth Thompayn with acknowledgments to Srimudtato families and local ministers. A Cumberland wedding saw Miss Sarah Stealey wed Edward Brydon in St James Episcopal Cumberland with reception and travel plans noted.
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Mos Elizabeth ‘Thompayn
Cumberland
Cyborin
Sarah
Steatey
Nathan G. Eteales
Thin City
Edward Rehard Brydon
Piedmont
W. Va
William F. McKintey
St. James's Episcopal Church
Westernport
Howard P. Brydon
Annabelle Stealey
Daugher
W. M. Stealey
Siten B. Brydon
Plot to blow up Tod Company plant investigated
County Prosecutor A M Henderson and Special Agent Charles DeWondy of the U S department of justice planned to question John Swiers who was arrested on explosives plotting charges at a plant on the Mahonlay river bank. Swier broached the plan to Ludwig seeking funds. a dynamite cache was found on the riverbank as authorities pursued possible accomplices.
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Youngstown
A. M. Henderson
Charles DeWondy
United States Department of Justice
John Swiers
Swierz
Gallela
William Tod Company
Austam
Ludwig
Cleveland
Swiere
Officers to Graduate From Army Mounted Service School
Port Miley will graduate twenty five student officers of the army mounted service school and they will leave for service on the Mexican border likely late Thursday. Immediate graduation was ordered by the war department. Alles D. Dudley has qualified as guardian of Omar C. Dudley with bond of 2800 dollars and W N Edgell as surety.
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Function City
Kan
Army Mounted Service School
Port Miley
War Department
Alles D. Dudley
Omar C. Dudley
W. N. Edgell
Burton rallying factions shapes midwest campaign ground
Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio appears positioned to unite Republican factions as the presidential race centers on the Midwest. Burton, a longtime congressman and tariff advocate, gained 25 years in Congress and drew praise as a powerful orator and seasoned statesman famed for financial scholarship and diplomatic history.
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Theodore Burton
Ohio
Middle West
Burton
Cole
Congress
Wlaa
Spanker Cannon
Republican Party
North American Gymnastic Union declines German American alliance invite
In Indianapolis on May 12 the North American Gymnastic Union announced it declined the invitation from the German American Alliance of Pennsylvania to send representatives to a May 28 meeting in Chicago. The invite aimed to present a united German American stance at national conventions and stress unity against political intrigue. The union, with about 56,000 members in the United States, requires German birth or German-descended citizens for full membership.
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Nencclacénomeney
Indianapolis
North “Americ ‘Gymuunte Union
German-American Alliance of Pennsylvania
Ghicago
Pyramatic Union la
United States
Cima
Citi
Strike threatens Sebring potters over wage demand
In Arka pa Alliance May 12 Edward Jengo, president of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters, warned of a strike by Sebring potters if respect to twenty-five cent daily raise is not granted. The union says manufacturers hold a contract until October 2017 and managers say the Brotherhood might strike if asked to supply kiln places during the walkout.
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Arka Pa
Alliance
Edward Jengo
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Sebring
Ilxony
National Brotherhood
State soldiers in Pitts emergency strike zone
May 12 report says conditions in the Turtle Creek strike zone have roughened with preparations to wind down the 18th Infantry battalion at the Pittsburgh armory and recall others. Cavalry may stay on duty until next week as about 1,000 men reported to Wortinghouse Electric and Manufacturing. Machinists statewide strike for eight hours. molders out since December show no return.
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Pitts
Turtle Creek
Eighteunth Infantry
1St Armory
Pittsburg
Wortinghouse Electric and
Jeutex
Fourteen Executed in Ireland and Other Notes
London reports fourteen people have been executed in Ireland with seventy-five given penal servitude and six imprisoned at hard labor. In House of Commons, Harold Tenant, undersecretary of war, provided the figures. A separate item notes Mrs B C Langdon of 612 Nant Main Street in St Mary's hospital with nervous trouble and a non der, not sure.
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London
Ireland
Harold J. Tenant
House of Commons
Mra. B.C. Langdon
Nant ‘Main Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Fire devastates theater in Wallaceton. many women and children perished
A blaze swept through a motion theater in Wallaceton, killing twenty six people, all women and children except one man. The disaster occurred on May 12, and authorities report many victims from the local community. Investigators are working to determine the cause as rescuers search the wreckage.
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Norpole
Garoling
Wallaceton
Noted Sunday School Workers Convene at West Virginia Meeting
The thirty fourth annual convention of the West Virginia Sunday School Association drew about 1,200 delegates from nearly all counties. Attendees included professors and teachers from Des Moines Chicago New York and other cities. Noted speakers were Walter S Athearn of Des Moines A Whitmore of New York W C Veares of Chicago and Mary Anne Biette Av Tamoromux of Chicago.
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Wyaatouaren
Morgantown
West Virginia Bundiy School Association
Iron Workers Strike Hits New York for Shorter Hours
Between 4 009 and 6 000 iron workers went on Aleike Thursday for shorter hours and an Increase in wages. They belong to the Inside Iron Industry Union affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. The strike would be extended Monday.
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Agrometto Ramen
New York
Iron and Bronze
Nion
Taternn‘ Jount’ Bridge and Structural Tron Workers' Union
Weston Man Out and Hospital News Note
Weston man Spriggs of Worton, long treated for illness, left St Marys hospital Thursday after a long convalescence. Luther A. Wehler announces a Democratic county nomination candidate. North Borneo buckram growth noted as a stable industry in Britain.
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Luther A. Wehler
Nx Wonsor
North Borneo
Riot Hat Tue Beating Triggers Walkout at Webster Plant
Tiffin Ohio May 12 A riot and fatal beating at Webster Manufacturing Co leaves 700 workers at the plant incensed. Remaining staff refuse to join strikers and walk out with little demonstration. Four strike guards arrested for concealed weapons. three more jailed. George Howell and Raymond Talley wounded and in custody.
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Webster Manufacturing Company
Aioyen
Nolay
George Howell
Raymond Talley
Jailbreak Reversed In Tunvelton Heist
In Tunvelton on Wednesday night or Thursday morning burglars broke into a jail instead of escaping. They stole about sixty pints of whiskey and liquor, triggering a sheriff’s call for bloodhounds. The thieves’ heavy paw prints led to detours, leaving the search hampered by prior footprints.
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Tunvelton
Sherif Ross F. Stout
Ps Sonk
Uscious
Well-cooked peanut dish offered free by reader
Advertisement from Nimshi Nuzum of Shinnston West Virginia offers a pamphlet titled How Will Militarium Be Forever Dantrolled Judge Rutherford's Ane cration in pamphlet form presented free to anyone who addresses.
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Rutherford
Shinnston
W. Va
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