Local Moose Entertain Visitors in Fine Style
The Loyal Order of Moose held a Saturday gathering at Norwood Park with over 60 members attending. A highlight was a Pyttoler barbecue play and a varied afternoon program featuring music by WW Purrel's orchestra, skating, and lively performances. Mayor Gordon welcomed visitors, and a parade of marchers impressed attendees.
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Dapling
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Ala
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Tucker Iy
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Virginia
Wayne
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Manuel Ton
Voleber
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Chatentaites
Siwuloy
Guinn
Sunyal
Brigandage in the Philippines Amassed and Unearthed
A scrambled report traces brigandage in the Philippines with multiple named places and figures. It references Maida, Mindi Tate, and other individuals amid mentions of authorities, arrests, trials, and unrest in Antillaay and nearby provinces.
Unclear obituary fragment from London with garbled text
DNDN EAD London reports a fragmentary obituary about Tinwinth discoverer of a famous skull and a royal court clerk. the readable portions describe age, years of service, and a referenced survivor pair but the details are incoherent and partly unreadable.
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London
Fowen
Royial Che
Dawann
Wwe
Nesh o Lynched in Benveport Sunday
Fragmentary report details a lynching in Benueport on a Sunday. The brief mentions a person named Haminiet and others present but missing clear names and outcomes. Local coverage notes a tense scene with a witness at the scene and references to a house, a wife, and a bystander.
Local North View Resident Praises Burke's Store
An enthusiastic North View resident extols Burke’s store for providing hearty meals and stomach relief with Mrs Mary Tame’s money-back offer. The ad portrays Narv-Worths and Nevy-Worts areas and urges readers with stomach trouble to try Burke's. The message emphasizes trust in product quality and a dollar-back guarantee.
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Pyatom
Mary Tame
Burke's
Nery-Worth
Senate recesses as House adjourns for today in conference
In Congress in Washington the Senate and House motions flow with incomplete lines. The Senate moved to recess and the House remained in session. A scheduling note on calendar items and committee work followed a brief adjournment, with no major votes reported at press time.
NEW HIGH SCHOOLS AND STATE ELECTIONS IMPACT AREA
Readable fragments describe changes to high school systems in Charleston and Aurora and mention a state election in November. The text references Wark, Berenton, Lyle petratl vanities, and a Jeson of consoietion, but details are unclear due to damage.
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Charleston
Kuinwen
Lyle Petratl
Senate agrees on amendments to bank reform bill
The Senate endorses action on amendments to a federal measure permitting national banking operations. Details remain unsettled as leaders negotiate provisions affecting state oversight and regulatory authority. The chamber plans to reconvene with a focus on revised language and potential votes later this week.
Recruits Rush Into Second Infantry At Ten Daily
Recruit numbers rise as ten join daily. Steep gains from Company C in Charleston. Regiment expects full peace strength soon with 90 plus men more than other companies. Upcoming supplies include blankets for 500 men, eighteen wagons, garments and new clothing. Five catloads of stores delivered to equip troops.
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Har Ulis Hye
Charleston
Women workers in a London government factory on August 26
The report describes women employed in a government aeroplane factory in London. It notes women perform welding, painting, varnishing, capstan work, and small wood tasks. Repetitive milling and inspection are also mentioned as part of their skilled duties.
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Losdon
Jelind
Fwanny
Bachmanns Incorpora tor Receives Charter in Charleston
The secretary of state issues a charter to the Bachmann Sons Company of Wheeling authorizing wholesale and retail trade. Incorporators listed include Charles FL Bachmann Louis J Ruehnan Conrad Schneider H H Henderson and Carl G Bachmann all of Wheeling.
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Ociarae
Charleston
Rachmann Sons Company
Tota
Copiail
Phy
Charies
Red Fleet Triumphs in Canada and New York War Games
In Morgantown, a reciprocity pact clears West Virginia car licenses to cross into Canada. Separately, a major naval wargame ends with a Red victory over the Blue fleet, with Admiral Mayo declaring success after Red forces land at Farrockaway and neutralize Blue defenses near New York Harbor. Roads and coastlines adjust to postwar plans.
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Morgan Laws
Canada
Mae Canada
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West Virginia
Delaware
Wellars
McChinn
Ottawa
Nanociarae Ennai
Ambrose
Ren
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Vnal
Hatm
Jenn
Scotland
Te Entrance
New York Harbor
Nevada
Texas
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Wal
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Body of unknown woman found after flood near Coxl river
In Charleston on August 26 the body of an unidentified woman presumed to be a Moodon Cabin flood victim was found near the mouth of Coxl river by boys collecting lumber from debris. Identification impossible. this raises flood deaths to fifty one.
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Mindi Tate
Matos
Guy Medinnedaciar
Pal Pii
Linlord
Erties
Filip
Ghivartor
Genevil Harpe
Everann
Haier
Atrio
Jayava Iazeo Patan
Charleston
Coxl River
Pear Olby
Laymen's Council Members Named At Jane Lew Church
The Laymen's Council of this Protestant church adjourned after sessions in Jane Lew. Officers for the coming year include A. D. Williams of Morgantown as president, Dr. J. B. Watson of Saint Marys as vice president, M. Libbott of Grafton as treas urer, and J. Cunningham of Hannibal as secretary. Trustees named are Ray Smoot of Newburg, J. B. Waggoner of Jane Lew, B. W. Swan of Parkersburg, Green Buttencutter of Clarksburg, Dor. Gordon of Jane Lew, and Jr. E. Cunningham of Pennsboro.
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A. D. Williams
Morgantown
J.B. Watson
Saint Marys
M.libbott
Grafton
Teas Wert
J. Cunningham
Hannaboro
Ray Smoot
Newburg
J. B. Waggoner
Jann Lew
B W. Swan
Parkersburg
Green Buttencutter
Clarkshie
Dor. Gordon
Tage Lew
Jr. E. Cunningham
Pennsboro
Witnesses Implicate Suspects In Baltimore and Ohio Train Robbery
United States Marshal C P Cook returned from Toddridge County after serving subpoenas for the September term in Martinsburg. Witnesses include Miss Duckworth who says she saw the robbers at a spring near her home and Baltimore and Ohio Engineer Helms who ran the engine of the robbed train. The subpoenas seek appearances at the U S district court. Directors of the organization were elected for a three year term.
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Aue
United States
C. P. (Ook Hne
Toddridge County
Jef Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio
Central Station
Miss Duckworth
Rob Wg
Nexs
Baltimore
Ohio
Finont Grant Helms
Helms
Martinsburg
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