Unsuitability of Buckhannon site debated for Pythian Home
The Grand Lodge session at Wheeling discussed the Pythian Home for Orphan Children in Buckhannon. Members unanimously deemed the site unsuited and no immediate action was taken. The next Grand Lodge meeting in August at Charleston will consider further steps while delaying large expenditures.
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Grand Council
Pythian Home
Buckhannon
Pythian Home Commission
God Lodge
Charleston
Brand
Myseh
Wheeling
Yellow peril all bosh Thinks Jap
Denver columnist John Sagara writes from 1227 Umbolt Street that there is no danger of war between the United States and Japan. He lauds President Wilson as an ideal gentleman and expresses hope that America and Japan will understand each other and prosper, urging a better quality exchange between nations.
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Denver
Col
United States
Japan
John Sagara
Umbolt Street
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Tom
Jehan
America
Bondsmen Seek Renunciation and U S Citizenship
The bondsmen told Mr. Glikes that they wished to renounce allegiance to the German emperor and become American citizens after completing formalities and receiving their first papers. They are three Kretschers brothers Johan and Gustave, Julius Godpel and Wallheim Waler of 130 Atlantic Avenue, and Rheinhold Christian, Heinrich Woll and Gustave Schneider of 33 Atlantic Avenue.
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United States
Conti
Glikes
American Citzens
Johan
Gustave Kretschers
Julius Godpel
Wallheim Waler
Aulantic Avenue
Rheinhold Christan
Heinrich Woll
Gustave Sehneider
Kansas Holiness College Bans Love Making Rules Dress Code
In Hutchinson Kansas the Kansas Holiness College with 177 students declared war on Dan Croid and severed relations with Dame Fashion. The new code forbids love making and enforces modest dress with long sleeves and high necklines. Students split by gender in attitude but headlines say most supported the rule as reasonable.
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Wintorexson
Kan
Kansas Holiness College
Hotchinson
Dan Croid
Dame Fashion
the Leoliese
Hutchinson College
Wife Drowns Trying To Rescue Husband in Oregon
ENTERPRISE Ore June 12 Mrs S G Tippetts wife of a prominent stockman was drowned while attempting to rescue her husband from a rising Joseph Creek ford. Mrs Dippetts rode with her husband to a ford when floodwaters swept away both horses. Despite warning to stay, Tippetts went to aid her and both horses were swept off. He reached the bank later to find no sign of his wife.
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Enterprise, Ore
S.G. Tippetts
Joseph Creek
Tippetts
Woman Arrested For Shoplifting In Department Store
Righ Woman Mew York June 12 Mrs Helen Amend said to be worth 500 AMMY in real estate was arrested on complaint of a woman department store detective charged with shoplifting. The detective followed her and watched as she took 49.30 dollars worth of lace chiffons gloves and small articles from the counters. She was taken to a police station where the goods were recovered.
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Mew
York
Helen S Amend
War Only If Invaded: Labor Leaders Oppose War Push
A federation executive committee plans a national protest against war unless invasion occurs. Bucktanen, a representative in Congress, travels to Washington to join Atlantic City deliberations. The movement argues conflicts arise from economic and territorial gains, with workers mobilized by rhetoric.
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Washington
United States
Federation of Zebor
Congress
Athnitc
Ity
Jabox
Germany
Cromné
Pigespal Schlerers
Rail work boosts business prospects for Grafton shops
June reports from the Baltimore and Ohio indicate improving conditions, with plans for extended expenditures after July and potential more work for Grafton shops. The Monongah Division shows strong revenue, while merchants expect increased shipments and coal demand to rise through June, supporting a better outlook than earlier fears.
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Grapton
Baltimore
OhioleMroad
Balti
Virginia
Chicago
West Virginia
Momonzah
Wheeling
Ohio River
Merchants Association
Scotts
Grafton
Grafton Jover
Baltimore and
Oale
Prefers Swim to Ghureh Mess Rates
Charges that officers mess costs in new British regiments are heavy, affecting men still in England. Commanding officers reportedly ordered to forward lowest and high church subscriptions as men with grappling hooks search for Samuel Mock’s body in the Monongahela River after he vanished while swimming. His body not yet found.
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Ondon
England
el Regi
Lemuel Mock
John Mork
John
Mock
Monongahela River
Samuel Mock
Brown
Pittsburg
Dynamite Deaths At Waterworks Attributed To Cows
In Columbus Georgia on June 12 reports claim dynamite theft and cow fatalities near the new waterworks. The note accuses owners of lax safety and alleges cows fed on stored dynamite and died of indigestion rather than exploding.
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Columbus. Ga
Five Marital Experiences Told About Wheelock
New York June 1 The experiences of Mrs Julie Ellen Wheelock once a race track bookmaker in five marriages were recounted in court. Three involved Kid McCoy and a verdict for Emmanuel Herz for 3500 was awarded against Wheelock. Hertz sued Wheelock for 5000 for legal services. Wheelock admitted divorcing her first husband as cheaper and that she married Kid McCoy after “corroding the prize ring.” She claimed Kid McCoy tried to involve her third husband Charles Thompson in an alienation of affection case and denied being a lawyer. She also said she writes educational histories for children and denied being a professional odds-maker.
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New York
Julie
Ellen Wheel— Ock
Wee Kid McCoy
Supreme Court
Wheelock
Emmanuel Herz
Hertz
Sirs Wheelock
Kid SicCoy
Charles Thompson
Vale
Thomson
Yale
Three Deaths Linked to Poison Pie in Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre Pa a Piomaine poisoning from a pie purchased at 2 Pitcston bakery may have caused the deaths of Mrs John Bartlett and two sons. John Thames of Huskestown is among those in critical condition. The pie was served at the Bartlett home and the three victims grew violently ill shortly after the meal.
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Wilkes Barre
Pitcston
John Bartlett
John Sa
Bull and Veal Wed Amid Veal Family Opposition
In Binghamton on June 12 Charles Bull and Maude S Veal wed after traveling from Scranton to avoid Veal family opposition. The groom, not in the meat trade, said the couple endured criticism for his name and chose marriage out of love despite pressure from relatives.
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Binghamton, N
Charles Bull
Maude S. Veal
Governor Brumbaugh Warned Over City Traffic Violation
In Harrisburg Pa on June 02 Governor Brumbaugh was alerted by the Motor Club of Harusbars that his chauffeur allegedly ran around two overtaken vehicles at 2 in the afternoon. Detectives pursuing the license number without confirming if the governor was in the car warned that prosecution may follow.
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Barrissurg
Brumbaugh
Woman fears operation and dies by self harm tied to fear
A second woman died by suspected self harm after fears tied to an operation. Reports describe Mrs. Clifs Thomas of Germanteen found in her bedroom with her children nearby, and another woman later found dead from gas. Several men, including Emil G Glass and Roger W Clayton, died by suicide in separate incidents, with police noting nervous disorders or deteriorating mental health as factors.
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Morris Street
Germanteen
Holns
George
Mery Neirwinder
Hutchinson
Lehigh Avenue
Gzid
Emil G_Glass
Sss
Westgeinster Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Roger W. Clayton
Waterloo Street
Cambria
Clayton
Man's Dismay at Christ's Resources Sermon
Philadelphia June 12 The Rev Harold Colls Warren son of Dr and Mrs Warren of Swarthmore preached his first sermon at Temple Presbyterian Swarthmore. A broken back in Princeton four years ago did not stop him from finishing college and McCormick Seminary He was to be ordained this week His sermon titled Mans Dismay at Christs Resources urged the power of Christ overcoming obstacles through personal faith and prayer
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Philadelphia
Harold Colls ‘Warren
George W._Warren
Swarthmore
Temple Presbyterian Frokia
Thempser
Princeton
DcCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Swarth
Christ
Belled Buzzard Appears Near Wevay Farm Scene
Witnesses near Charles Dufour’s farm hear a bell like sound from a high tree and discover a buzzard wearing two sheep bells tied to its legs. The birds’ bells tinkle as it moves, sparking local curiosity about a creature once seen seven years ago in Switzerland where belted buzzards disappeared from use.
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Man Climbs Tree for Parrot Rescue at Vernon Park
June 12. William Foster crawled a tree to reach a parrot found by children at Vernon park. He slowly inched along a branch to reach the perch where the bird sat, aiming to capture it safely.
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Peeladelpela, Ps
Som
Vernon Park
William Foster
Time of War Prepare for Peace Suits Offer
Fragmented ad text offers tailored suits for Palm Beach customers. It claims orders are measured and ready, advertising summer suits at a price of 15 dollars. The snippet mentions varied fabrics and customer satisfaction with wear and fit.
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Palm Beach
Bernhardt Borideags Plans Return to Bordeaux Stage
Janet Sarah Bernhardt benched by illness and amputation recovery plans mark a return to the Bordeaux stage. She prepares to perform poems and a new play by Maurice Donnay, after extensive rehearsals near here and a debut in Bordeaux.
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Borideags
Janet
Sarah Benesharit
Demos
Bordeaux
Standdsetter
Deer That Follows Human Call At Dusster Canyon
A tame deer on Mrs. Kirkpatrick’s Dusster Canyon ranch refuses to abandon fenced life. For three years she kept it safe from visitors, then opened the gates to the mountains. The deer roamed, but kept returning to the enclosure when the owner called, remaining unusually tame after freedom.
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Ada. Kirkpatrick
Dusster Canyon
Wien
Caliss
Thompson confesses to vault theft at Northwestern Fuel Co
Ten nights earlier in Minneapolis Thompson, 25, admitted to police that he and two others used a chisel to break into a vault at the Northwestern Fuel Company on 5th Street. He said the job took place above a three foot concrete space between the shed roof and vault cover, after which he fled the scene.
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Dectared Thompson
Minneapolis
Northwestern Fuel Company
S&ar Jinas
Chiseiel
Thompson
Vith & Chisei and
Dammer
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