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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1916

Page

17

Navy offers extensive trade schools for sailors in service

Washington Sept 9 Uncle Sam expands training for young men in the navy. Navy departments run electrical, artificer, yeoman, hospital, musician, commissary, machinist, copper smith, aeronautic and seaman gunner programs at several yards. Courses run eight months for electrical and radio, three to six months for artificer trades, five weeks for yeoman departments, eight months for musicians, and various lengths for cooks, bakers, commissary stewards, machinists mates, coppersmiths, torpedo and diving programs. Recruits must meet age and skill prerequisites and pass basic tests, with special classes for reenlisted personnel at Charleston, Newport, and Pensacola.

Washington, D. C Sam Navy Department Navy Brooklyn Mare Island Navy Yards General Electricity General Electricians Electrical School Norfolk Va. Navy Yard Shipfitter Chan Naval Yeoman Newport San Francisco Yeomen Sungal Einal Gents United States Navy Charleston S.C Aeaman Pensacola Fin U.S. Atlantic Fleet

Musicians of France and local events mixed in Fairmont notes

A jumble of social and sporting items from Fairmont covers guests entertained by local families, a tennis tournament won by J G Castle and J McLean, earnings and leases for a store space, a fatal auto accident near Hutchinson, elderly Mrs Brown’s death, an infant’s cholera infantum death, and details of the Hamilton Reunion with civilian pension notes.

Fairmont Highgate Aviation Hamilton Ircraft Hamilton Aurora Park

Hutchinson Cigar Plant Opens in Fairmont City

Fairmont welcomes a Hutchinson Cigar Company branch in the old normal school building on Main and Quincy Streets, promising about 100 jobs. The notice also covers local political visits by Judge Ira E. Robinson and Charles Swisher, suffrage movement travel, a Loop Park corn roast hosted by the Fairmont Business Men's Association, and various social and sporting events including a tennis tournament and a new city fire truck.

Fairmont Hutchinson Cigar Company Marietta Pittsburg Old Normal Main Quincy Streets Fairmont Business Men's Association Loop Park George W. Dudderar Clarksburg A. Sipe Ernest Hutton Kentucky Arthur Koontz Charleston Lacy Sipe Elizabeth Weber Oakland Allie Haymond Mountain Lake Park Sue Kersley Watson Highgate Hisne Laura Nell Parkersburg Sara Gross Greensburg Betty Crown Sewickley Pac Thomas Cumming Wright Hugus Wheeling Allen Reid Patterson N. J Marvin Pardee Hazelton Frank Hutchinson Logan Huchinson G. B. Hutchinson Sonnencroft Roland Wallis James Edwin Watson Robert B. McCabe Mary McCabe Leesburg A. B. Fleming Melon Miller Caroline Staunton Ben Smith Alexander Virginia Edward J. A. Meredith Jamison Valley River Ella Ward Denver Colorado Springs Florence Colo Mra Joske LeManters Misnes Mildred Mai Jorie Monongali County Mildred Washington Charles Powell Atantic City John R. Bennett Amelia Mary Margaret Talbott Bennett Greensburs Stewart W. R. Crane Terra Alta Lemar Satterfield Aurora M. Moore

Congress Suffrage Outlook From Candidate Replies

Washington reports a strong proclivity toward federal woman suffrage among congressional hopefuls. Of 132 replies, 112 support the amendment and pledge to vote for it and aid favorable committee reports. Responses by state show Pennsylvania leading with most candidates favorable, followed by Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and other states with mixed stances and several noncommittal.

Washington Mit Congressional National American Woman Suffrage Association House Senate Tina Pennsylvania Michigan Wisconsin

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Tse Gabardine Fletcher’s Uncle Sam France J. W. Purdy Tenth Street Virginia Avenue Patrmont Cooperative Association Asociation Infurton John W. Daugherty Hutchinson Fairmonty Hospital No. 3 Mt. Zion Church Ih Winteld Daugherty Aubrey Queen Earl Pushan Hurehingon Dusban Lont Queen Farmington Mary Martin Brown Joase W. Brown A. A. Atha Lora B. Swisher Grafton B.A. Brown Rainer Brown Dios. Walton Oscar Miller Woodlawn W. J. Bady The Baptist Church Farnont Marion County Ira E. Robinson Republcan Judge Robinson Charles Swisher Republian Frank €. Dudley Suffrage Association Atlantic City National American Women's Suffrage Association Lena Lowe Yost Morgantown Suffrage League Westpone City Board of Health Board of Education City Board of Affairs Woodmen of the World W. C. Daugherty Fairmont Country Club First Ward Associated Wreen Paris America Munteians Associated Press Parin Conservatory Montclans L Aide Affectoune Aux Musiciana Mont Char Mins Louie Marlette Baith Pickett Richmond Frank Amon Ray Blocher J.T. Eastman Detroit Mich Jana Montgomery New York City Cleveland Walter Bery Murray Dickerson Wildwood John Augustine Cynthia Myra Ross Addison Robert E. Beartz Somerset Elizabeth Knight Helen Miller Virginia Fleming Country Club Florence Hutchinson M. L. Hutchinson Dossie Jones Angela Hart Miss Jones Mian Jones Isa Hutchinson Notre Dame Academy Philadelphia Grace “Hamilton Basel Spears Shoe CO Fourth Street Congress Itt Akon Century Seas Iatenne H. Boffa Fairmont Monongah Worthington Rhimston Clarksburge, Chiro Lost Creek Jane Lewackson's Mills Weston Rivesville Grant Town Fairview Barracksville Farmington Downs Mannington Sgt
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