Fairmont Charter Case Set for December Hearing
The Fairmont charter dispute is slated for a federal court hearing in Martinsburg on December 16 before Judges Dayton Prichard and Woods. Also noted are obituaries from Columbus and Fairmont with local service details, plus community news on a Thanksgiving service, football crowds, and area education visits.
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Fairmont
Federal Court
Martinsburg
Dayton, Prichard and Woods
National Medical Examination Day Observed by Health Leaders
December 6 1916 was designated National Medical Examination Day by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis to urge everyone to visit a family physician for a complete physical. Early detection can curb tuberculosis and other diseases while cancer risks stress the need for regular screenings and preventative care. The Harrison County medical society endorsed periodic thorough medical exams at its November meeting.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Amis
Harrison County Medical Society
Coal mines open in Clarksburg region, regional activity grows
The Hutchinson Coal Company opens a large mine two miles west of Lumberport tapping Pittsburg coal while a second Clarksburg area mine near Weston road expands operations to under two hundred acres. Prominent citizen A B Fleming remains home ill with a severe cold, possible pneumonia. Local society notes list visitors, lectures, dances, and guests from Wheeling, Charleston, Morgantown, and nearby towns, including Mrs. Stone’s trip from Lovington and a camp Kanawha reunion voyage home of Captain Mason and Miss Mason.
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Hutchinson’ Coal Company
Short Line
Ti Avres
Pittsburg
Lumberporn
Clarksburg
Weston
Monticello
Soria
Miol
Ashcrafe
Clyde Tutt
Baltimore
Benil
Welloner Misseullie
Frey
Tor Pitthburg
Tives
J. Waller Barnes
Ind
National Woman's Christan Temperance Union
Hust Barnes
Middletawn
W. J. Meret
William Moulds
Wiezel
Mary Moulds Flurst
Elizabeth Posten
Morgantown
Virginia Reed
Terra Alta
Margaret Lee
Sutton
R.A. Lough
George B. Miller
Charleston
Genevieve
Maria Maymond
New York
Philadelphia
Mary Butcher
Jared Wamsley
Beverly
Euhn Watten
Huttonville
B. L. Butcher
Caroline Burns
Henry Capito
Elizabeth ‘Taylor
Blanch Barnes
John W. Mason and Son
Camp Kanawha
Aird
West Virginia National Guard
Bess Mason
John W. Mason
Edith Berg
Point Marion
Blanche Langstein
McKeesport
Jack Maple
Hudson Gonn
Point ‘Marion
Dorothy Howard
Emil Wilmoth
Elkins
Otis Wilson
Four Chinese girls rescued in San Francisco raid
San Francisco police battered into a Chinese quarter residence and freed four girls aged nine to sixteen. Two suspects, Lee Sue Chung and Lee Shee, were arrested and charged with keeping a disreputable house. The raid followed alleged slavery conditions in the house.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lee
Sue Chung
Lee Shee
Death and society notes from Elkins in early winter
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Jotiza Caplinger at her brother Lloyd Caplinger’s home in Elkins following illness, with survivors listed including two brothers and five sisters. Other items recount a musical at Mrs. Boyd Wens’s home, Thanksgiving fair proceeds exceeding 700 dollars for a local Catholic church, several local weddings at the Methodist parsonage, a minstrel star’s marriage in Detroit, a surprise party for a birthday, and a wide array of social visits and holiday travels among Elkins residents and nearby towns.
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Elkins
Jotiza Skid Piore
iLloyd Caglinger
Overty
Adam
Lloyd Caplinger
Rachel ‘Lalbott
Queens
Anne ‘Moore
Philipps
State University
Morgantown
AS Klein
Clarksburg
Cecil Bond
Glara Adaims
Mabel Pifer
Mairmont
Olive Wallace
Laura Gent
James A. Bent
Dana ‘Rl Ergin
Shinnston
Joseph Ervin
Will Test In Scotland Highlights Ship Value Rise
In Edinburgh a Will contest over John Galt of Glasgow surfaces a striking tale of growing shipping wealth since 1914. Galt died December 1914, with estate valued at just over 400000 dollars, yet legal disputes among heirs have seen the property rise to more than a million dollars by the final hearing.
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Epinlua Gil
Scotland
Edinburgh
John Galt
Glasgow
Longest Russian Bridge Opens Far in Siberia
The Associated Press reports Russia completes a vast bridge over the Amur river in southeastern Siberia. The structure, over a mile and a half long, connects rail lines enabling through connection to Vladivostok entirely on Russian territory. A parallel route through Manchuria offers a more direct option.
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Siberia
Amun
Russia
Vladivostok
Manchuris
Nerv-Worth Endorsed By Clarksburg Reader
A Burke's Drug Store endorsement from Col L Holden touts Nerv-Worth for 25 years of sour stomach. After a half bottle, sourness faded and eating improved. Holden claims relief from stomach woes, nervous headaches, indigestion, and run-down feelings, with a money-back offer if it fails.
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Burke's
Clarksburg
Col L. Holden
Mr. Holden
Nery- Worth
Burke
Nery-Worth
Thanksgiving Guest With Chaffey Family Feared Injuries
A fragment reports a guest, her brother Richard Chaffey, Herman G Johnson and family celebrating Thanksgiving day in Fairmont. Details are unclear about motives or injuries but the scene suggests a gathering interrupted by an incident.
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Richard Chaffey
Herman G
Johnson
Spent
Inj Fairmont
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