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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1915
Page
7
Fragmentary letter recounts long chase along the Weal Fork and Monongahela region. Veterans Coburn and companions describe trapping trips, Indian attacks, killed horses, scalps, and a hard march to Neal Station with a final pursuit drama and ledgers of camps and routes.
Fragmented text describes a debate over international police powers and enforcement, referencing a 1811 treaty between the United States and Great Britain. It notes the role of national armies and naval forces, the concept of collective security, and the long absence of war between the two nations for over a century, within a historical context.
Correspondent notes distant artillery sounds near Berne Switzerland during a period of tension. Report mentions exiled observers and local reactions, with scattered descriptions of injuries and casualties among residents and military observers.
A Buffalo New York report outlines a bar association committee plan to prevent unnecessary litigation. It urges client education, cooperation among lawyers and the public, and the preparation of well drafted legal documents to reduce disputes and trial strain.
Washington January 23 The lifey savers of the United States arrive at a new report by Dr Joseph Ayhoiptes director describing rescuers who freed more than a hundred entombed in a mine collapse. Volunteer crews from various states and organizations are credited with saving many lives and expanding rescue reach. The piece notes ongoing development of search and rescue volunteers, equipment, and training to improve future responses across the nation.
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