Greek Crisis Deepens as Bulgarian Invasion Sparks Alarm
Despatch from Athens warns of grave unrest after Bulgarian forces crossed into Greece on May 26 and captured forts. Greek troops withdrew as Bulgarians advance prompts Greek authorities to seek countermeasures. Reports note rising tensions and a bold front in Athens. The Herald reports from Venice with a black border and strong editorial on the crisis.
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Macedonia
Atte Edierstes
Paris
Athens
Micedonia
Tupel
Dragotin
Widh Spatove
Permisatan
Gornike
Gresk Commandorn
Entoute
Pers
Eveupy Saloulk
Frettne
German Attacks Fail on Meuse Front Near Fort Vivan
Report of two German assaults near Corbeaux and Verlun on the Meuse front failing. Allied air forces claim fifteen German aircraft downed with one shot down near Liou. Artillery activity noted around Fort Vivan and near Fort Meuse.
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Gernam
Corbeaux Wand
Verlun
Meuse
Fort Vivan
Woy Dutt Charged With Transporting Prohibited Liquor
Loyd Duff Woy Dutt of this city faced a magistrate in Davies court at Balem on a charge of violating prohibition laws by bringing eighty six gallons of whiskey and 400 pints of beer into the mutte. He was arrested on the road between Salem and Bristol Saturday night. Bond set at 800 dollars for appearance today. Dutt was reported moved from Marlette to Valsety and had been on the road for about a week.
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Magiotrate H. DB
Davies
Balen
Avelock
Lnto
Dutt
Marlette
Valsety
Robinson Honored at Episcopal Conference in Saratoga Springs
Teo La. Robinson, Republican candidate for governor, received an unusual ceremonial honor at a work conference of two within two, sparked by a general Episcopal church gathering in Saratoga Springs. A telegram from church leaders welcomed his election and urged continued service in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, with brief affirmations of future meetings.
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Teo la. Robinson
General Conference
L Muthadini Episcopal
Reaslon
Saratoga
N. Yucwhem
Biehons Hamilton
Terry
Methodist 1Piscopal Church
Boy Drowns in Creek Near South Mountain Shops
Herbert Montgomery 14 son of a foreman at O Nel Printing Co drowned Monday morning in El orveke Creek near the South Mountain shops after slipping into swollen waters. Friends and workers attempted to rescue him while physicians worked hours to revive him, but he did not survive.
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Herbert Montgmery
Herbert Montgomery
O'Nel Printing Company
el Orveke
IL O'Etnele
Young Montgomery
Phyal~ Sine
Judge Robinson to Address Clarkburg Mass Meeting
Judge Robinson spoke at a morning event in Clarkshurg and addressed a mass meeting in Werton in the afternoon. Farry B. Carin of the Republican state executive committee planned to introduce him at tonight's gathering. The First Regiment Wand of the West Virginia National Guard would play at the event.
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Sudee Tin B. Robinson
Werton
Farry B. Carin
Mumber
Republican State Executive Committee
Judge Robinson
Wand
West Virginia
Natonal Guard
Storm Crushes Town as Lightning Knocks Out Power
A violent Sunday storm swept the area with thunder and heavy rain. Winds toppled bricks and damaged a church tower while transformers failed and streets filled with debris leaving hundreds without telephone and electric service for hours.
Lilly Objects to Nusbaum Pardon in Campaign Notes
A speech by Abe Lilly at Morgantown drew attention to Governor Hatfield’s pardon of Nusbaum. Nusbaum, a Clarkeburg resident, rejects the portrayal and denounces the publicity tied to his past prosecution. The exchange highlights campaign rhetoric and regional tensions.
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Nusbaum
Abe Lilly
Dorgmntown
Lily
Hatfield
Pardonini
Will Nusbaum
Clarkeburg
Monongalia
Nusbawn Sens
Dedication of Methodial Episcopal Church at Jane Lew
The handsome new church will be dedicated next Sunday. Bishop Joseph J. Berry of Philadelphia will preside. Morning services begin at 10 o'clock with sermons by Dr. L. B. Raseogger and the Rev. John Bedlow. An afternoon program includes addresses and preaching. A luncheon will be served on the grounds. Attendees should use Broad Run stop for arrived carriages.
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Jane Lew
Joseph J. Berry
Philadelphia
L. B. Raseogger
Bucktunnon
John Bedlow
Wenton
Reexestor
British SIZ MAMA New York Steamer Arrives With Contraband
The Weglan-American line steamer Erle Hontatjord arrived from Bergen and called at Kirkwall under British orders. At Kirkwall, authorities seized 794 packs of illicit goods from the ship.
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New York
Erle Hontatjord
Bergen
Kirkwall
oMeers
Widely Known Railroad Builder and Capitalist Dies
Obituary notes the death of a famed Northwest railroad builder and financier. Descriptions praise his leadership in Belgian relief and Allied bond efforts, with mentions of meetings in New York and connections to King Albert. Family and colleagues mourn his passing as details of funeral plans remain unsettled.
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Paul
Darranaeds
Caplealiat
Des Horta M Wiggs
New York
Staniny Sewent
Rochester
Minn
Tagether
Mim
Ledatde
Utea
Quegdons
Northern Railroad
St. Pitt
Hill
Albert
Knge
I. PB
Morkan
Hin Iumrance
Fire damages Vancouver plant and grain elevator
Fire at the New Rexland Heir Company plant and the Alberte Pacific grain elevator in Vancouver causes extensive damage. The town estimates losses at 600000 while no lives were lost. Firefront threatened the waterfront as workers were away harvesting with the Hawaiian army absent.
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Vancouver
New
Rexland Heir Company
Alberte, Pacific
Une
Fry Department
Harvien
Aritiah
Postpone Whiteuntide Holidays for Munitions Output
A conference in London between David Lloyd George and trade union representatives agreed to postpone Whiteuntide holidays for munition workers for two months to avoid interrupting output. Workers would not abandon holidays entirely but should defer them, with the decision to be communicated to the affected workers.
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London
David Lloyd George
Correction on Bridgeport road auto wreck report
The Telegram corrects an error in its Sunday edition stating that Mr Starkey of the Clarksburg Tire Company was listed as an occupant in the Bridgeport road automobile wreck. Mr Starkey was not in the vehicle and has no knowledge of the accident.
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Bridgeport
Telegram
Junto
Rogers Country Home Destroyed by Fire
Lightning struck the Rogers family home on Booch Hill farm near Lumberwort and destroyed the two story brick house and most furnishings valued at about 10000 dollars. Neighbors responded but only the safe and a few items survived. reconstruction plans were undetermined.
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Roosevelt Domination Scrambles Delegates at Chicago
Washington May 29 The Republican convention debate in Chicago on June 7 narrows to two paths for nomination for president and vice president. Roosevelt leads the anti Hughes camp while Hughes is presented as a strong rival if the convention unites behind him. Delegates from Pennsylvania Vermont and other states show shifting loyalties as Brumbaugh and Guent influence may swing second ballot votes toward Hughes.
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United Party
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Hughes
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Way
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Nebraska
Sharman
Burton
Tuberculosis Claims Mrs Ora Gusst Aged 20 In Nutterdale
Mrs Ora Gusst wife of James Cuset of Nutterdale died at 7 20 Sunday morning after a lingering illness of tuberculosis. Funeral services were set for Monday afternoon at the home with burial in Greenlawn. Survived by husband James Guset mother Mrs Jill da Matheny of this city and brothers William Matheny John Matheny and Gerald Matheny.
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James Cuset
Nutterdale
Luberuclonis
Greenlawn
James Guset
Rosy
Mia
Jill
da Matheny
Wiliam Matheny
John Matheny
Churchville
Gerreld Matheny
Ohio
Mexicans Concentrate Troops Near Chihuahua Reported
Reports sent to General Funston from General Bell at Hi Papa indicate Mexican forces massing near Chihuahua. The numbers are said to be about 40 000 men.
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Chihuahua
Telegrams 10,000 Club promises prizes to entrants
A lurid call promotes Telegrams 10,000 Club offering a chance to win big by entering. It appeals to readers with promises of an Overland eight cylinder car and thousands in prizes, urging immediate action and outlining entry methods at the Telegram office.
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Telegram
Oli
Hood
Wilanie
Gotti
Piiana
Benica
Olwrerburg
Borie
Alwaerm
Inter
Yale
Mniford
Pope Deplores War Atrocities and Calls for Tolerance
The papal secretary quotes Pope Benedict deploring inhuman war acts and urging Christian tolerance from all sides. He stresses neutrality, impartial judgment, and sympathy for suffering, hoping hostilities may end sooner through restraint.
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Peta Roma
Papa Benedict
Clatme
Monk Min Summoned in May Trial Shuffle at Wauregan
In Wauregan Illinois on May 20 the third week of Will Hy Orpet's murder trial began with jurors sworn for duty. Court notes show 736 men were summoned. several jurors were tentatively accepted as proceedings continued amid conflicting ballots and local delegation tensions.
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Will Hy Orpet
Morlan Lamberteleht
Iman Hewn
Steetelal
Tao
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