State Building Contracts Set for Marshall Glenville Group
The state board of control awarded bids for construction at West Virginia University Marshall College and Glenville Normal School. Bids cover mechanical hall and School of Medicine, science hall, dormitories, and related additions at Marshall College and Glenville dormitory with varying totals from about 15,000 to 77,900 dollars, with several firms listed from New Matamoras Ohio to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Charleston
Bordew
West Virginia University
Marshall College
Glenville Normal School
State Board of Control
P. Q. Shrake & Son
New Matambcrus
Mechanical
School of Medicing
Longest & Téssiér
Greensboro
Science Hall
Marshall Colles
Glenville
Acme Construction Company
Henry L. Browe
Philadelphia
Pal
School of
Morgantown
J. L. Crouse
N. C
School of Medicine
Cuthbert Brothers Company
Pitts Bure
Caxton Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Scence
Holbert & Spedden
Fairmont
George Jolliffe
King Lumber Company
Charlottesville
Scienea
Stohn M. Eisner & Brother Lumber Company
Fairmans
Grenville
R A, McCreery
C. W. McNulty
Henry Persup
Huntington
A. Rhodes
Richmond Construction Company
Moorestown
N. J
David F. Rice
Pittsburg
C. Harrison Smith
Shrake Son and Company
New Matamoras
KR. W. Stone Construction Company
Hunting, Science
Atyree and Thomas
M. Walkup and Company
Ruichmond
Would-Be Assassin Continues After Narrow Escape
The assailant Holt wrestled for the pistol with Mr. Morgan who, after two bullet wounds, threw himself onto the attacker and their struggle ended quickly. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice was present at breakfast. Holt was beaten by servants, taken to jail, and Morgan calmly recovered while contacting his mother and doctor.
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Untler
Mr. Morgan
Cecil Spring-Rice
Mrs.Morgan
Holt
Morgan
New York City
Waile
Wiith Alfen
Always a Fine Gentleman Declares Holt's Relative
Presiding Elder O F Sensabaugh of the Dallas district says his son-in-law Frank Holt, living at Mille Hotel New York, may be innocent in a shooting case. Sensabaugh describes the suspect as tall and lanky with dark hair and eyes and notes Holt’s calm temperaments amid mentions of temporary insanity. Holt’s wife and children stayed with Sensabaugh as he questions whether the New York bombing report is true, while Holt’s education and career in German instruction and university roles are recalled.
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Washington
Glenn Core
Holts
Turney
Mit
Junius Spencer
Mr. Morgan
Junius Spencer Morgan
Jane Norton Drew
Francia ‘Tracyend
Henry Sturgis
Camp Ancers
Hamilton County
New York
Omyjapind
Justice Luynter
Holt
Dallas
Tex
O. F. Sensabaugh
Dalla
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Frank Holt
Mille Hotel
Seventh Agave
Sixty-Sixth Street
New K City
Stale Holt
Mr. Sensabaugh
Mr Sensabaugh
Frank
Mr. Sensabauga
Wisconsin
Cornell
Germany
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Missing Frank Holt linked to Muenter case in Cambridge
Police consider whether Frank W. Holt who shot J. P. Morgan resembles Eric Muenter, the ex Harvard instructor who vanished after his wife Leona Muenter died by poisoning in 1906. New York records are being checked to bring Muenter witnesses to view Holt. Also notices to shippers for Valley Traction Company routes and deadlines.
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Cambridge
Frank, W. Holt
J. P Morgan
Eric Muenter
Harvard University
J. Hurley
Muenter
New York
Hell
Leona Muenter
Harvard
Traction Company
Clarksburg
Orasseill
O'Neil
Mt. Clare
Weston
Shinnston
Pairmont
Bairview
Farmington
Mannington
Reading group of corporations cleared in antitrust suit
The United States district court in Philadelphia ruled that the Reading group of corporations including the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey and Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company are not unlawfully combined and that their activities in anthracite coal production sale and transportation do not unduly restrain commerce. The decision leaves Reading’s Jersey Central ownership undisturbed and rejects several minor objections while noting the government’s ongoing effort to breakup the coal cartel.
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Commerared
Philadelphia
United States Court For
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Reading Group
Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Sui
Lehigh and
Wilkes
Jersey, Central Railroad
Reading Companies
Hepturn Railroad Act
Auit
Englishman Reginald Thompson Missing After Ship Sinking
Reginald Thompson, a young English worker in Elkton, is believed lost after the Armenian was sunk by a German submarine off England. His mother was killed in a Zeppelin raid, and he had planned to return home to join Britain’s forces to take revenge.
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Premer Y Elkton
Reginald Thompson
England
Thompson
Naval Officer's Son Among Cadets Implicated in Hazing
Testimony from naval academy inquiry implicates seven midshipmen in hazing. Named are the son of a high ranking naval officer, the son of a state governor, and a youth reputed to be the academy's wealthiest cadet. Thomas Wynkeap of Otin reportedly not hazed, while others suffered exhaustion.
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Enxapolis
Steet
Jin Haxing
Naval Academy
Thomas Wyn
Keap
Otin
Wis
Sielher
Bombs fall on Udine town as Italians and Austrians trade blows
From Udine Italy via Paris July 3 two people were killed and five injured yesterday as bombs hit the town. A bomb struck the residence of Signora Donds killing her and wounding five in her household. A boy, son of Deputy Mare Mont, also died in the blasts.
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Gary Wasecsa
Ted Paebe
Udine
Italy
Paris
Signora Donds
Mare Mont
British Blame Allied Powers Over Armenian Sinking
Amsterdam dispatch reports a semi official Wolfe bureau Berlin statement on the Leyland Line steamship Armenian sinking by a German submarine. It cites that if American lives were lost blame lies with Britain, and claims the submarine commander acted under the Declaration of London when the vessel did not stop on command.
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London
Amsterdam
Central
Wolfe Bureau
Berlin
Consul Threatened by Letters Alleged in Malik Case
July 3 York Captain John Henry of the United States service holds threatening letters said to have been sent to the Austrian consul by Rudolph Malik, a salesman in custody in Tyonythe. The letters claim Malik planned to assassinate the consul and his office staff in what he called political crimes.
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York
John Henry
United States
Rudolph Malik
Witsdh
Melik
Henry
Malik
General Huerta Placed in Prison in New Mexico
General Huerta and five other men were jailed on conspiracy charges to violate U S neutrality. Bail set at 15 000 with bond possible on a separate amount. Huerta protested conditions and accused Deputy Marshal Bryant of mistreatment. He said he came to visit family and stated he is a revolutionary and a prisoner.
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Sarap Cee
Paso
Huerta
Marasoco
Mexicos
United States
Pascual Oroxte
Oroxco
Wix
Bla
Borider
Jaaren
Orozco
Ignicio
Bravo
Jose Delguado
Educardo Carcus
J.B. Ratner
Filerti
Enrique Gorostita
nisser-Starr
Pee Alderetto
Frank Alderetto
Jose Zonga
Marcello Carazco
General Huert
George B. Olver
White
Supreme Court of the United States
Oliver
Crawford Haa
Hyderta
Edward Bryant
Sam Prancisso
Bryant
Lethe Bon
General Huerta Asked Wire $20,000 to Elo Paso
New York July 2 General Huerta's wife at Forest Hill Lane Island said no word had come on his reply today but she received a telegram requesting $20,000 be wired to Elo Paso immediately. His family and associate Ratner did not know the reason for the request.
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New York
General Huerte
Forest Hill
Lane Island
Elo Paso
A- 2
Ratner
General Huerta
Italian Defeat on Littoral Front Reported
Artillery duels marked the day as Italian charges near Sagrado Polacco and attacks on the Daverdo plateau Bolazzo and Monte Gorsich failed with heavy losses. Allied forces repelled the assault against the Gorizia bridgehead southwest of Monte Sacopimo.
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Littoral
Sagrado
Polacco
Daverdo Plateau
Bolazzo
Monte Gorsich
Gorizia
Monte Sacopimo
Italians Repulsed by Austrian Forces on Front
Paris dispatch reports Italian and Austrian lines with the situation unchanged along the front. Artillery actions at Malborgeth and Predil caused serious damage while a counterattack on the Carnian plateau was repulsed, yielding about 200 prisoners for Italy.
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Paris
Malborgeth Ad Predil
Carnian
Personal notices from the city and visiting guests
Claude L Board from Shinnston and Se kt ora L Post of Romines Mills visit in the city. Mr and Mrs F B Shetter of Mineral visit. Fleet Hartman of Glenville on a brief city visit. Bland of Elkins and Ishsta on business visit. W V Protter of Buckhannon visiting. K B Cecil of Huntington on a business visit. Ly Lear reading Grafton merchant visited on Saturday evening. Samuel & Faris of Bridgeport visited Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Wade Bartlett and son Jack of Cairo visiting at Nathan Bartlett's home. Mrs Charles H Aston and his argo went to Pittsboro and Braddock to visit relatives. Charles L Hickman will be at Mt Lake Park this evening for several days.
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Claude L. Board
Shinnsten
Ktora L. Post
Romines Mills
F. B. Shetter
Mineral
Fleet Hartman
Glenville
Georcat
Bland
Elkins
W. V. Protter
Buckhannon
Charles H Aston
Hisargo
Pittsboro
Braddock
Charles L. Hickman
Mt. Lake Park
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Beline
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Capitol
Justice Luysers
Thomas Tunney
York City
Thad
Sydney
Australia
United States Court For the
Academy
Serding
Funcerton
General Insurance
W. VA
el Paso
War Department
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Er Aseocaran Pasee
General
Baltimore & Cho
Wheeling
Dail ‘Bell
Pete
Oe Comnog Sim
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