Summer Park to Open at once in West Virginia
A new summer amusement park will debut in West Virginia with roller skating dancing a merry go round and ferris wheel. The New Hall Grounds Amusement Company led by C L Gardner and J J Gardner will run the park offering safe affordable amusements for all ages and Sundays set for band concerts with Prof. Gregorys band in the June 16 opening.
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Halléd
Brent
Tike Creek
West Virginia
Bimmer Amusement Park
All Grounds Amusement| Company
C. L. Gardner
Kamiind Denhamer
J J. Gardner
Prof
Gregory
Brotherhood of Clarksburg
Spcrat
Pleniien
Delegates Leave for Indianapolis Races and Prohibition Meeting
Ten men including Will H. Cole B A Mann and Frank Groves depart for Indianapolis to observe the international sweepstakes races. In Indianapolis Mr Tinbure will buy a six passenger Cole touring car for the return trip via Cincinnati and Zanesville arriving next Tuesday. The First Congressional district Prohibitionists plan a mass convention at 1 20 p m on Wednesday June 17 to nominate a candidate for Congress, followed by a state executive committee meeting at the Parsons House at 10 30 a m the same day.
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Will H. Cole
B. A. Mann
Frank Groves
W. L. Umbura
Rock Bell
Harry Holendyke
Indianapolis
First Congressional District
Prohibion Party
Parsons House Lire
Limited War and Reprisals Discussed at Lake Conference
Dr Ellery C. Browell of New York spoke at the Lake Mc Hank Conference on International Arbitration outlining the use of limited warfare or reprisals to avoid full war between nations. He cited U S and Mexican tensions, the need for neutral conduct, and the role of nonmilitary measures short of war to influence policy.
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Way Associates
Pere Mohone Lake
Ellery C. BroWell
New York
Lake McHank
Ing DatWien
United States
Mexico
Dis Stowell
Ion Stave
Mperuius
Talon
Gustraco
Auantis
Red Hat Conferred on Thirteen New Cardinals in Rome
A Vatican public consistory conferred the red hat on the thirteen new cardinals created Monday. The ceremony drew thousands, largely Americans and foreign visitors. A special mission will deliver berrettas to the new cardinals as with Cardinal Gibbons.
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Annasiasa
Rome
Laly
Vatican
Berrettas
Cardinal Gibbons
Severe Earthquake Shocks Recorded in Australia
Sydney New South Wales May 22 Most severe earthquake shocks ever registered by Australian seismographs were recorded at 12 20 morning by instruments at the government observatory. The tremors lasted three hours and were centered near the Friendly Islands to the south.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Government Observatory
Riverview
Friendly Islands
Panama Canal Treaty Seen as Favoring Colombia Says Report
In Bogotá May 5 a Colombian Senate vote approved the second reading of the treaty with the United States on the canal zone. The accord grants Colombia transit passage rights, exemption for Colombian exports, and access to the canal area with U S protections. It also outlines railway transport terms and a one time payment of 25 million dollars to Colombia within six months after ratification.
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Tay Aerocome
Bogota
Colombia
United States
Panama
Colombia Ieriven
Mille Dasaing
Ae Atierisany
Tn Caan
Producta
Ancon
Qhiiatebal
Atlantic
Pacific
Severe quake rattles Pinan city with long lasting shock
May 28 Apeocare Trai reports no damage from a severe earthquake that struck Pinan at 10 30 p m. Wood frame homes rocked for thirty five seconds causing thousands of frightened residents to flee their houses into the open air. The quake’s duration was described as unprecedented.
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ApeocareTrai
Colon
Pinan
Labor organizer Fannie Selena seeks appeal from six month jail term
Miss Fannie Selena, jailed in Marion county for violating a court injunction by aiding striking miners at Colliers, applies for appeal through attorney Johnny Palmer. If granted, the case goes to the district court at Phillips, then possibly to the circuit court of appeals in Richmond, Va. The United Mine Workers of America offers to post her bond if she is released.
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Sanocte
Fairmont
Misa Fannie Selena
Marion County
Dayton
Colliers
Johnny Palmer
Philipps
Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
United Mine Workers of America
10000 Volunteers Workroads to Improve State
About 50 000 men across Charleston and the state joined road repair efforts under a holiday spirit. Governor Hatfield and county officials led by example with pick and shovel as auxiliary corps fed workers. weather stayed fair though some sites paused due to showers.
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Charleston
Hatfield
Mourdayile
Howers
Knights of Columbus Council to Meet Tonight
A regular meeting of the Knights of Columbus local council will be held in its hall on Third Street at 6 o'clock tonight. Members are urged to attend the gathering for routine business and community planning.
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Council of the Knights of Columbus
Policy Hinder Trade Says Sherman Act Needs Change
Joh Dy Ryan president of the Amalgamated Chopper Company told the National Foreign Trade Convention that Sherman Act restrictions should apply only to internal trade. He argued the United States loses ground in world markets as foreign buyers and shipping combines set prices and that raw copper prices abroad hurt American manufacturers. He urged Congress to amend the act or the executive to limit its reach to domestic sales to avoid harming U.S. export competitiveness.
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Associated
FwKom
Washington
Joh Dy Ryan
Amalgamated Chopper Company
United States
Beir
Europe
Himsalf
Aleep
Imelwans Shin Cently agaiCesm Bh
Congress
Executive
Sanitary Plumbing Code Lauded By Water Board Officials
The water works and sewerage board distributes a comprehensive sanitary plumbing code to Clarkaburg residents. The publication includes detailed diagrams, photos, and notes on water sources, pollution sources, storage, and plumbing standards aimed at safeguarding public health and property. Board members William H. Lewis, John D. Brooks, Truman J. Lynch, and Scott G. Highland praise the work as a landmark in water works literature. J. C. Watson, Fairmont manager, visited the city Thursday.
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Water Works and Sewerage Board
West Fork
Clarkavine
Weat Fork
Clarkaburg Water Dia
Water Works and Sewer Taxe Board
Pss Seto
Alec Diente
Ems
Kishen
Naural
Mar B Adrawal
Water Works and cerTeRe Board
Water Department
Water Works,and Sewerage Board
William H. Lewis
Trade rivals foster suspicion of United States, Hurley says
Edward M. Hurley told the National Foreign Trade Convention that foreign newspapers ferment distrust of the United States in Latin America. He warned that American trade finance relies on foreign banks and ships, extracting tolls to Europe while limiting U.S. banking capacity and urging American bankers to lead, not follow, into overseas markets.
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Washington, D.C
United States
South America
Edward M. Hurley
Chutag
Ilinois Manufacturers* Association
Hurley
Department of ‘Commerce
United, Staten
London
Banks Close for Decoration Day Observance
Banks in the city will observe Decoration Day by remaining closed all day Saturday and will not open Saturday night. Merchants are asked to plan ahead and obtain Friday change for Saturday transactions.
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Merchante
Milliren Widow Dies at Reynoldsville Home
Mrs. A G Milliren aged about 72 died Thursday morning at her Reynoldsville home from heart trouble. Funeral arrangements were not announced. She was the widow of Glenn A Milliren, a Clarkburg merchant, and leaves a son Gilbert Milliren.
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A .G Milliren
Reyneldavil Pa
Glenn A Milliren
Clarkaburg
Resignations and Promotions Hit Elkhorn Division Leaders
The Elkhorn division announces management shakeups led by G. M. Gillette as new division manager and Jonathan Jenking promoted to plant manager. Drennen becomes vice president and general manager of Stonego Coal Coke in Virginia. Fletcher becomes Millsra Crosk manager while Gunnar Fletcher shifts roles, and Drennen leaves to Big Stone Gap. Funeral services for Mrs Aramilsta Powell will be held at the Methodist Protestant church in Bridgeport with Rev B. B. Stout officiating.
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Aramilsta Powell
Bridgeport
Falrmont
Cox
General Durlal
Odd Wellows
Frank Cemetery
Lyon
G. M. Gillette
Wikhorn
View &. Drennen
Tranignod
Jonathan Jenking
Ae Platant
Elkhorn
Gunnar Fletcher
Iank—Ager
Millsra Crosk
G.M. Gmette
Drennen
Mankager
Stonego Coal Coke Company
Big Stone Gap
Virginia
Cieldation Company
Gillette
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Jamer
Elkhorn Mines
Nashvilis
Ax Mines
McRoberts
Hegbohy
Mijlere Creek
Fletcher Boruphie Carer
West Virginia
Die Jon
Fellmont
Latae Ba
Stmarsat
Jenknn T
Hawan
Lem Ness
Fronburg
Maryland
Kentucky
Vincent Qualifies as Estate Administrator in Martin Case
Btophan L. Vincent qualifies as administrator of the Edmund W. Martin estate with bond set at $2,000. Rosa J. Vincent and Martha A. Martin named as sureties, with M. A. Whiteman Charlon A. Williamson and Robert W. Starks serving as appraisers.
Firemen Save Ten From Basement Blaze at Union Station
Detroit firefighters battled a basement fire at Union Station last night that raged through the logs and storage in the Arcade area. Ten people were dragged to safety as flames swept the lower level, marking one of the city’s toughest fires in recent memory. The blaze began in a basement room where records were kept and continued into today with crews still on site.
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METRO
Alich
Campire
Union Station
Detroit
Toam
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Cole
Party Will
Columbia
Canal Zone
Panama Canal Zone
Roosevelt
Fannie Sellens
West’ Virginia
OFC
Ryan
J. C. Watson
Monongahela Valley Traction Company
Mes, Milliren
DEAT
Coal Company
Powell
Everett Chennen
Elkhorn Division
Vincent
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