Local Glass Plants Report From Clarkeburg District
In Clarkeburg district a write up notes glassworks at West Fork Glass Co and Norwood Glass Co showing strong production as seven years of growth yield about five times earlier output. It lists officers and managers, shifts, and ongoing plant expansions with reference to Travia and other local glass outfits in Clarksbury Weston and nearby areas. The report foresees steady runs and improved cooperation between distributors and manufacturers, plus upcoming meetings at Fort Pitt hotel.
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Pyntsburg
Clarkeburg
We Wai
West Fork Glass Company
Clarkebure
Ince Steatart
John Koblegardy
Lind
A. L.tal- Bott
Trevis
Trayid Grase Company
Clarksburg
Weston
Tiwratey
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Stepn Fiatn
Whay
S. Binswanger
W. T. Monroe
Ciaase
Tnsure
J.t.ohnston
Hig A. Wheeler
Enecinl
D. H. Paschal
Piimetal
Prion
NGS
Norwood
Norwood Glues Company
Clarksmig
W. Way
F. JB. Hochatraseer
E.R. Smith
Pecretery-Tteasurer
Pinnickinnie
Travia
Charles Peter, Sr
Michael Cain
Peters
Cain
Allen’ Ross
Michigan
Dea
Travis
Othe Glass
Murphy
Walter Dunlap
William Phillips
Harry Smith
Sonic Frum
Howard Now
Spring in Barber Bar, a Cryptic Local Note
A fragmented local item recalls Springs, a drinking place and barber shop scene. Mentions travelers, a bath tab, hot water, and a mysterious £520,000 aquary miles motif amid unclear text about a barbershop enclosure and a likely forgotten springtime setting.
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Aina
New West Virginia Building Projects Reported
Pittsburg December 4 Construction Record lists new building plans across the state. Clarksburgsi one-story church and basement project valued at 85000. J Anderson residence in Lumberport 3500. Pennsboro power plant 25000. Wheeling school 100000. Oak Park residence 10000. Huntington residence to cost 4200. Norton church 7000. Plans by architects in Clarksburg Washington and others.
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Pittsburg
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Alg, Lanout
Goff
von Ayeamore
Wyatt
S.W. Ford. and Company
Hean
Laimberport
J. Anderson
Fernsboro
Pennsboro, Test and ‘Power, Company
Horner Brothers
Wheeling
Fred Faris
Schmulbach
Seventh Ward
board/of education
George H.diering
Huron Street
Oak Park
Louis ‘Storch
Sixteenth /shest
Parkersturg
Architech
Theodore T. Senaburg
Citizens Bank
Julian Street
George W. Strong
Huntington
B.A. Smith
Adams
Avenus
Twelfth Avenue
Sbsth Street
Herman Pugh
Norton
Episcopalian Memorial Congregation
Graham Construction "Company
Cof Graham
W. Va
Bedford Brown
Washington, D.C
Blacksmith's Tragic End Amid Luxury Charm
Chicago December 4. A life spent at the anvil ends abruptly as a blacksmith, lured by luxury, takes his own life. The report notes his routine toil, sudden dreams of wealth, and the drastic act at his home, leaving family and community shocked.
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Ion'a
Idlenei
August Sveerhman
Chicago
Salem College to Build New Gymnasium on Campus
Salem College authorities announce erection of a new gymnasium on the campus with modern frame construction and roof. The facility aims to support athletic programs, with expected completion by year end and plans for upgraded athletic offerings.
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Salem College
Soldier's death notification shocks grieving sister
Mrs Marceline Germain of Donaldson Michigan receives word that her brother Joseph El Jollicouer has joined the United States marine corps and died. She asks what caused his death as Captain Hi Ty Swann, in charge of the local recruiting station, explains the corps notified next of kin and offered condolences.
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Portland
Ore
Marceline Germain
Donaldson
Mich
Joseph el Jollicouer
United States
Ty Swann
United States Aarina Corps
Corps
Hartford Boy Strays From Los Angeles Father Seeks Custody
A five year old boy arrived in Hartford from Los Angeles in December with an unclear guardian. The father and grandmother contested custody as a lawyer telegrammed for guidance. A Western custody dispute prompted rapid Eastward travel to determine the boy’s future home.
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Hartford
Conn
Etmbr
Jardner
Los Angeles
Tony
Henry “Ammann
Hartford Conn
Jett
Os Angeles
Wuran Yentirs
Eva Wiendied
Srith
Farewell Panama Pacific Exposition Entertains San Francisco
The world bade farewell to the Panama Pacific International Exposition as openings closed and daylong ceremonies concluded. Tens of thousands passed through the gates with crowds estimated near 298,610, while 122,000 people were admitted during the afternoon events. Formal ceremonies marked the retirement of buildings and the close of the fair era amidst banners and platform addresses.
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Cay
Giltors “Wetl
Mabra Tian
Chicago court ruling reduces bonds in labor canvass case
In a Chicago proceeding, Judge Barks reduced the bonds for fifty four men named in an alleged labor canvass. Thirty-one of the fifty-four indicted were remanded while the remainder were released today amid ongoing legal action.
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Fay Aveccingen
Janes
Chicago
Amd
Honda
Stan
Taitomeys
Suffrage Envoys Arrive for Reception in Baltimore
A parade of suffrage envoys from San Francisco to Washington arrives by automobile in Baltimore for a reception tonight. More than 1,000,000 voters are cited as backing the appeal for the amendment. The envoys plan to leave for Washington on Monday to resume their drive.
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Jay Associates Pra
Baltimore
Dicey 4
Sara Bard Field
Ming Grancer Joli
m/e Honal/auffrage
San Francsco
Washington
Washmington
Del
Sthey
Willimotor
Russia War Loan Failure Reported by Overseas News Agency
The Overseas News Agency cites private advisers claiming the Russian war loan failed despite one billion rubles offered for landscription. It notes preliminary periods with limited subscriptions, banks and governments totaling about 100 million rubles, and Japan's foreprice distribution while the United States reacts.
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Asnaclaver
Bprlin
Owiréleas
Bayville
Total Failore
Fragmentary Readable Notes From Uneven Page
A damaged OCR fragment surfaces with unclear names and events. The readable parts hint at a local case or notice with references to persons and actions but lack coherent details or dates. The item preserves a terse public notice tone without verifiable specifics.
Al Talwar Leads Mysterious Race At Evening Track Meet
A cryptic report describes Al Talwar and La CIE leading a tense event amid unclear details. The fragment mentions Dion and Clelréopaniner among participants with notes on Mesona U5 and a Tuesday meeting, suggesting a local athletic gathering with unclear outcomes.
Unclear OCR fragment with political names and place hints
The text appears as a garbled OCR sample mentioning Copenhagen Baltimore and a figure titled seal president of Epinza with scattered names and events, preventing a clear summary of a single event or verified entities.
Unclear text fragment about local event and people
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pensacola and a person or event but lacks coherent facts, dates, or names. The readable bits point to an item involving Pensacola and a community occurrence, yet details are incomplete and no clear action or outcome can be stated.
Henny of Fostersee Day in Dayton Nonsense
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about Henny, Fostersee, Dayton, and a family scene. Readable bits mention a mother and child and unclear dialogues. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the unreadable segments.
Steal Fam Prison Cl Cenrate Serine Story
Fragmentary OCR text describes a crime related to stealing and prison context. Readable fragments mention illicit acts, possible suspects, and city connections. Core facts are unclear due to garbled source but indicate a theft or capture event linked to multiple cities and a station.
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