Suffrage Meetings Held By Equal Suffrage Associations
The Equal Suffrage Association of Adamston met at Mrs. Charles Elliott's home on Railroad Street Friday evening with Rev. Mr. Arnett speaking on Equal Suffrage. Next regular meeting at Mrs. John C. Southern's on Church Street Thursday evening August 19. Public invited. Tau Temple No. 160 DO Knights of Khorasan plans open Air initiation. Open air meeting at 7:85 Tuesday at courthouse by Clarksburg Equal Suffrage League with Miss Eudora Turnsay as speaker. all are welcome.
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Eudora Tumsay
Mrs James Edwin Watson Jr Bride Of The Season
Mrs Watson daughter of Hensamin de Mackford of Parkersburg and Ellanor Blackford, granddaughter of Col and Mrs Henry Haymond. The couple are connected to Navan viets and reside in Fairmont with ties to Clarksburg.
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Rotary Clubs Growth and 1916 Cincinnati Convention
An overview of Rotary International origins from 1903 in Chicago to 1916 expansion including San Francisco and Buffalo, detailing the Cincinnati convention’s 260 clubs, 25 000 members, program structure, and objectives to promote service, ethics, and fellowship among business leaders across the United States Canada Great Britain and Havana Cuba.
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Dutch appoints Muktar Bey as ambassador to The Hague
Muktar Bey, a former under secretary of state in Constantinople and ex minister at Athens, is named at The Hague as ambassador. The appointment signals Ottoman interest in mediation prospects for peace and the role of Holland and the queen. Bey is described as an excellent public speaker and cosmopolitan, just over forty.
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Miss Burns Opens Piano Studio in Clarksburg
Miss Burns formerly of Miss Kennedy's school announces a new piano studio in Clarksburg opening in September for local students with lessons and piano instruction available under her name.
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Eat-More Restaurant Reopens Under New Style on Howes Street
The Eat-More Restaurant at 985 Howes Street, formerly Star Restaurant, has been remodeled and refurnished and is now open offering first rate service with all the good things to eat. It caters particularly to the colored trade.
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Buckhannon Couples Eloped and Wed in Oakland
Buckhannon, July 28. Ney and Mise eloped Monday and were married at Oakland. They returned home Tuesday, Pleasant Lawn Harty, Miro and May 16. A large birthday party for Wanda was held Thursday at Math street home with many city youths. Guests included Michel Helen Sexton and others. Sanders selected as principal of Stockhannon lck school for the coming year. He is a Wheeling graduate with a bachelor’s degree.
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Michel Helen Sexton
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Mary Hisshop
Bauio
Margaret Kyle
Mary
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Farle Stockert
Ruth Johnson
Meas
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Howard Wayland
Hiden Purnaworth
Edward Banter
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Willian Hopkins
James Johnson
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Heayner
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Remarkable Entries in Conservatory Competition
MAINED HEROS DAVIS July 2 The annual competitions of the conservatory of mitts five being hold this year with a new increased number of competitors comments then a few of the hinted heroes of the war M Voisin who was wounded at Longwy at the very dawn of hostilities won the first prize in the cornet competition while the second prize was taken by M Haltonn who was wounded in the battle of the Marne. While the number of competitors this year there have been no increase it quit it in six elimination of instrumental and ply throw candidates were considered worthy of a first prize.
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Can Wife Trespass In Her Husband's Home
Wilmington Delaware July 29 A question of trespass law centers on whether a wife can trespass in her husband’s home. Nellie Connor was arrested on a warrant sworn by her husband after a quarrel in Twenty-second Street. She returned for her clothing but was denied entry. her husband obtained a rent arrest. Courts have ruled a man cannot be convicted of trespass in his own home but the wife’s status remains unsettled.
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Oil Price Cut Announced by Pratte Oil at Independence
In Independence Kansas on July 29 the Pratte Oil and Gas Company announced another ten cent cut per barrel on crude oil, bringing the price to 1.26 dollars.
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Woman Hurt When Thro From A Hof Shinnston
Shinnston July 29 report describes a horseback incident where Mrs Hasil MH Lucas was thrown from her horse, badly sprained, as the horse jumped a pavement and allegedly tripped on a station path. The scene included a social at the church with refreshments and games, listing local residents and visitors throughout the area.
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Albany man dies years after car crash that killed coworker
John D. Sands, 42, of Albany Indiana, died at home after an accident a year earlier that killed fellow employee Samuel Hobson. Sands faced charges for the crash, resigned, and spent much time confined at home before his death.
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