Mining experts tour Clarkabury facility in 1920s talk
An expert panel touring Clarke Mining Institute in Spring outlines aims at upgrading efficiency and education. Speakers discuss headquarters, regional outreach to Malrmont and Logan, and the role of technical schools in training for improved mining methods.
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Lambia
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Americaty
Ed Hai
Fue
Eve Tavan Cho
Frayed Fashion and Public Habits Warn of Changing Times
Fragmented remarks touch on boys and youths in schools, shifts in dress such as collars and robes, rising facial hair among women, and a barrage of social trends. The piece riffs on cigarettes, alcohol, health claims, and modern manners, noting rapid shifts in Paris and across society with satirical asides.
Pickerings 10 Leave Fairmont for Warren Transfer
The article notes Pickerings 10 leaving Fairmont amid plans to join Warren with Albers Pickering and Carr leading troops. It mentions they will be succeeded by Gapiuine and Mek from Warren, with the exchange aimed at improving health and wartime service. Departure details and arrangements remain under discussion.
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Pickering
Chaiin
Mali
Warren
Gapiuine
Mek
Carr
Mry
Carr Nuw
Camnilian
Reed
Fairmont
Gals Celebrate S500 Event At Park With Planned Fair
A large crowd attended a Park entertainment event described as highly organized and lavish. Reports credit the Fairmont business community and several women in charge for a successful evening that raised funds and provided enjoyment for attendees.
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Ama Nanefli
Taritio Park
Warann
Thole
Ilan
Haylie Park
Uing
Fairmont
Boil Water Urged by City Director Morris
The daily water test indicates unboiled city water remains unsafe for use. Water Director Clyde Morris warns residents to boil water due to a reduced chlorine level, tracing the issue to the water’s muddy condition. Morris plans to inform consumers of safety steps via the newser apparatus.
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Clyde Morris
Snow
Ty Water
Tom Tae Mima
Mary B Marteny Dies At Norwood
Mary B Marteny aged seventeen died at Norwood following a complication of fevers. She is survived by her parents two sisters and three brothers Ralph Ohmont Henry, with Ralph serving at Camp Dix. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at three from the residence with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Local residente Dre Edward Marteny is among mourners.
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Elizabeth Murteny
Edward ‘Marteny
Thoms
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Maeda
Marteny
Runce
Lucy Marsen
Ralph
R, Ohmont
Henry
Sisi Danow
Camp Dix
N. Jey
Wil
Dadicakar Musgrave
Former German official Erugerer shot in Berlin attack
In Berlin on January 25 1920 a prominent German politician and former vice chancellor was shot while leaving a court hearing. The attacker identified by authorities as Ottwig von Hirachtold a 20 year old student from a bank official background is detained. The incident raises questions about political tensions in postwar Germany.
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Gestian
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Brober
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Korin Bank
Irsehtald
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Ersberger
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Germany
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Reighstayei
Relinmanns Holive
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Lorehermer
Erabetaie
Coort
Iteracion
Esky
Renc
Attorney Fees Case in Washington DC Court
Fragmented legal notice recounts a 1905 case in Washington DC involving attorney Waltman G. Conaway and others over fees and expenses. Key figures include John F. Conaway and witnesses in dispute over $604.10 claimed against the plaintiff and $32020 owed by the defendants, with accusations of improper claims and court maneuvers.
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Gayraedt Iovanocke
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Conaway
Washington, D. C
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Altornby
Uisinin
Diol Fran
Walon Holal
Waltnan
Kim
Buithe Veloudant
Iurginx
Bonn
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Meredith
Evi
Smith
Plein
John F
Coneway
Injured farmer expected to recover after assault near Gothsville
Report from Taylor county notes farmer Tack Smith of near Gothsville who was struck on the head with a mattock during a dispute. Bland and another man are held awaiting charges as the investigation continues. The attack occurred on a rural road, with word of a possible $5,000 claim related to the incident.
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Tack Smith
Gothsvilley
Taylor ‘Reunty
Lia Nustint
Ingadiorney
Pha
Battle of Blair Not Fought in County Clash
Report from Madison states no battle occurred between Loe Fan county deputies and opposing forces today. Chatin at Tagen confirms no exchange of fire or combat. The office notes indicate confusion over telephonic reports and line of march, with no verified engagements or casualties.
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Tagen
Loe Fan
Dapatiea
Atdilatri Dal
Madléon
Jnat Ofan
War Secretary reports on Virginian operations amid labor unrest
Acting Secretary of War Walsiwefent announces new movements in West Virginia as federal troops prepare to join the actions. General Bandaans sends word of planned maneuvers while labor disputes spark calls for stronger measures. The report outlines ongoing employer and miner tensions and the national response.
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Washington
Walsiwefent
Rom Nadion
Bandaans
Lin
Tedder
Wainwright
Fialda
Troops Prepare for Quick Deployment to Jamestown
About 500 to 600 federal troops were assembled for rapid service to Jammp. Early today 200 troops arrived from the Columbia barracks at 8:30 am and were soon joined by air support. The force prepared for movement, checking marching equipment as they boarded the train to carry to their destination.
Had Fine Time At Bible Class Picnic
A church picnic yesterday drew about 1000 attendees from the Men’s Progragtyay Bible group. Many swam and played croquet while others chatted, ate, and enjoyed the warm day. Speakers credited the event with strengthening fellowship and faith.
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Sammie
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Herron Waite
Daysoresk Bautthiowh
Weathtrowil
Talia
Daybreak meeting with Gen B ends in chaotic departure
Fragmentary dispatch from Charleston reports General Bandholtz leaving California en route to Madison after a tense day of talks. Mooney and Morgan are cited amid references to martial law and mobilization, with estimates of 9,000 troops to be deployed and a tense march back to Madison referenced in the chaotic account.
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Kienoy Wéld
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Srajabott
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Besretary
Mooney
Gaits
Scout Meetings Resume Tonight Amid Routine Schedule
Fragmented OCR text outlines scout meetings resuming this evening with routines and activities. Mentions dates, locations, and participants in unclear lines, but indicates a return to fall or winter cadence and ongoing group gatherings within the local scouting organization.
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