Medical and military outreach amid refugees and drafts
The article details calls to expand medical staff to examine refugees from Mexico and care for Mexican prisoners if hostilities resume. It notes examinations starting in July for physicians and surgeons, Washington efforts to assign suitable medical personnel, and plans across major medical associations. It mentions guarding against typhoid and yellow fever, and reports on war-related political appointments and local civic figures.
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Salem to get new Strand moving picture house
Salem July 1 The Strand moving picture theater owned by G C Trond wiler nears completion with seats arriving and installations underway. Opening performance planned soon possibly next week. Located on Main Street it offers about 500 seats a large stage and dressing rooms. The house is equipped for theatrical vaudeville and moving pictures with modern equipment.
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Strand Moving Picture Theater
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Wedding in Salineville Unites Edna Maple and Charon Powell
The wedding of Edna Maple daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J L Maple of Salineville to Charon Roy Powell of Salem W Va took place at the Maple home with Rev Edgar W Day First Presbyterian Salineville officiating. The couple left for a month honeymoon in Cleveland Kentucky Tennessee and will reside in Salem W Va. Present were out of town guests Mrs and Mr By S Young Mrs W L Joyner Mrs F D Powell and Miss Helen Powell of Salem. The report notes Miss Maple as an active social figure in Salineville and Mr Powell as a prominent hardware dealer in West Virginia.
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Civil suit filed against Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for crew hours
A civil suit was filed in Charleston in which the United States seeks penalties from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company for alleged violations of interstate commerce rules on crew working hours. District Attorney W G Barnhart alleges three freight crews between Clifton Forge and Hinton worked more than sixteen hours in a 24 hour day.
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