Ireland Free State Emerges In New Agreement
Birmingham dispatch reports Ireland poised for provisional autonomy under terms agreed with British negotiators. The Irish Free State title appears to be adopted, with southern Ireland given self governing powers and a future boundary compromise. Britain signals limited dominion rights for the new state while Dublin awaits final ratification by the Dail.
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Gus Bee
Enst
Irland
Deevon- Reys
Marin
Iille
Jamon Craig
Dieter Font
Piaehim
Ireland
Pment
Please Shop Early By Berton Braley
A compact urging to start Christmas shopping immediately to avoid crowds and stress. The verse warns procrastination leads to wrath and perspiration, urging urgent action now rather than delaying. The piece uses playful rhymes to emphasize early buying and considerate, kind behavior in shoppers.
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Berton Braley
Buddy
New Home for New Style Fuel "YW" Opened
The Young Women's Christian Association opened a remodeled modern home at 210 Monroe Street. The 7 to 10 pm event showcased a heated, airy main cafeteria with a 34 foot service counter, comfortable seating for about 80, and upper floor rooms for library and club meetings. Guests included Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson and other board members, with music from the High School Orchestra. A separate SIM E. Iseman store demonstration exhibited a new fuel made from waste paper and other materials, claimed to yield high BTUs and convert to coke after burning.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Monroe Street
Warvica
Usei
Clyde Hutchinson
P.M. Hoge
Luele Ford
Mins Schedt
Weber's
Haugus
Plant Hous
High Schoal Orchestra
Sqreen
Sim E. Iseman
Adame Street
Monrne
Robinson Artificia! Fuel Company
A. C. Callen
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Denny Elijah Robison
Hobbeon
Lis Union
Cleveland Avenue
Borchinall
Haing
Robinson
Mentiee Way
Bnifeves
Robindan Company
Boulware
Lawrence Chamberlain
Kocratnry
I. Branch Mooter
Trenwurar
Iyustin Tinton
A. Acrington
Ast
Giljah Robinson
Railroad Notes Of Interest Here
The article notes activity on rail lines including the B and O and G and B branches with mentions of freight movements December through February. It references the November issue of the B and G magazine and a trip from Gratton to Belington with General Manager M. Scott and others. Ernest Bartell of Salemont is listed as part of the party.
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Freighs
B. & G. Moxgaine
Gratton
Belington
M. Scott
Othite
Ernest Bartell
Salemont
Partir
Signal Training School Meeting At Mannington Church
The Presbyterian church troop 1 of Mannington hosts a special meeting to discuss ways to strengthen troop and church work. Rev Sato will speak. an organization meeting follows with talks on paid instruction and recruitment efforts. Deputy Commissioner Senators will brief and attend the registration work.
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Scout
Irl
McBilfresh
Scoutmn
Ohuge
Presbyterian Church
Mannington
Dlacula
Reput
Sato
Ferment of First Aid Advice on Miners and Tobacco
In a wartime style mining camp talk Archie Forbes of Mine Car No. 3 warns against tobacco and whiskey around wounds. He describes antiseptics and antidotes like ammonia spirits and chamfers, urging external application over internal dosing to avoid worsening the patient.
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Chas
Dakota
Archie Forbes
United States
Sailyn
Principe
Mostrie
Farmington Slide Ties Up Road as Walls Crack and Give Way
Traffic on the Fairmont Manning ton road slowed Tuesday morning when a section of the roadway slid away beside a filled wall. Residents said the retaining walls cracked soon after completion and widened the gap, prompting road workers to reopen the route by noon. Officials expect rebuilding to require reinforcing the walls.
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Fairmont
Mannington
Farmington
Judge Showalter Honored by Imperial Shrine Council
Judge Showalter received an aerification from Wheeling tsat Right confirming he had been selected as one of five delegates representing Osiria Temipie of Wheal we at the Imperial Council of the Myntis Shrinera to meet next June in San Francisco. An added feature is a trip to Honolulu on a private Hemmerage quast of the Imperial Potentate. West Virginia will likely send about a dozen reps, with three temples in the state Oniine at Whaeling Nenania at Parkardbure and Bent Kadom at Charleston each exporting four delegates.
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Tudgh B. M. Showalter
Wheeling Tsat
Osiria Temipie
Imperial Council
Tha Myntis Shrinera
San Francisco
Cal
Showalter
Honolulu
Imperial Potentate
West Virginia
Oniine
Whaeling
Nenania
Parkardbure
Bent Kadom
Charleston
Living in Ametiez and the risk of too much ease
A Daily column argues that America’s comfort and abundance may lead to decay. It contrasts easy living with Greenlanders’ harsh furs, warns raw materials will deplete, and urges restraint to prevent future empty bins. It cites a Twain quip about posterity’s fate.
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Ametiez
Mark Twain
Forestation Urgency Called Amid Deforestation Debate
A stressed report warns only a fraction of America's original virgin forests remain and current growth cannot keep pace with lumber demand of 26 billion board feet yearly. It urges conservation to avert famine, noting renewal growth would only replace about 6 million cubic feet, raising questions about sustainable supply.
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Armerica
Coal loading and mining notes hit average week in West Virginia
The clipping reports coal tonnage shifts by railroads in Northern West Virginia and nearby lines. It lists Monongahela, B&O, Western Maryland, and related divisions with weekly tonnages, noting declines and gains, plus planned events such as a mining institute banquet in Clarksburg and a large December listing by the Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association. It mentions a forthcoming banquet, attendees from Charleston and Morgantown, and the Emperors pants joke amid broader weather and trade tidbits.
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Europe
West Virginia
Jas Wenie
Monauesh
Charlestown
Lumberland
Lumberland Division
Western Maryland
Lingamion & Helen's
Betlogton & Weaver
Monougahels
Worgantown
Wheeling
Conpellaville
Cumberland
Wastern
Maryland
Zolingsone Northam
Lawson
Ed Manace
Hecbangust
Clarksburg
Waldoom
Avenlog
To'etock
R. M. Lambie
Charleston
Miner
A.C. Galler
West Virginia University
Morgantown
C.K. Brows
Morgustown
Archie [Porbes
Fine Reseuy
Fine Reseuy Cay No. 3. Area of Patmes, Which In, Now At Dakala
Marion County
Charles J. Schiegel
Mings
Asanciagion
Rhea Tivn
B. & O. Ayetain
iMonongahela
Mareantown & Wheeling
Kingwend
Spare Books Drive Supports Local Library Need
Community notes call for donations of used books to the T W C A building at 0 Monroe Street for a library initiative. Readers urged to drop off gently used volumes to aid youths and families, with thanks promised for every contribution and a push to support this worthy cause.
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T, WW
Majoraio~ Odatly
Monroe Street
W. CA
Miner Wounded in Fight Seeks Wife Near Johnston Town
Mike Wardick a 22 year old Austrian miner from Almas was fatally wounded in a late Sunday night fight at a saloon in Almina after a card game. He hopes to reach his wife in Johnston Town, Pa, but hospital reports say he may die before she can be found. Joe Trebick, alleged to have fired the shot, has been arrested by Monongalia county officers as prisoners await word on Wardick’s condition.
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Mike Wardick
Almas
Thera
Noapiiel
Johnstotwn
Kere Anable
Are
Wardick
Almina
Pleht
Joe Trebick
Mononglia
Lalst Morganown
Mick
Wall Plaster Case Sparks In Circuit Court Action
In Fairmont a case titled The Wall Plaster Company versus the town of A Rivesville proceeds in circuit court seeking 41 dollars and interest dating to 1928 for cement allegedly purchased by town officials. Attorney Trevy Suturim represents the plaintiff while Attorneys Ernext Held defend. A jury list includes A Bory George Rady Glenn Ayana James E Summers John Hughes Walter Hibbe Loyd Morgan Henry Swager John J Talkingtor Grant Travis Roy Stole and George Jone. Judge W S Moredtti ordered a new continental canes procedure to be added to the docket.
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Fairmont Wall Flaster Company
Wall Plaster Company
Trevy Suturim
Atornes
Mr. A. Bory
George Rady
Glenn Ayana
James E. Summers
John Hughes
Walter Hibbe
Loyd — Morgan
Henry Swager
John J. Talkingtor
Grant ‘Travis
Roy Stole
George Jone
Moredtti
Fragmented report from early edition paralyzes readers
A garbled clipping mentions a surgeon, a musical event, and a long trip to Atlanta to visit a father. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret, with missing names and unclear actions, reflecting a damaged OCR from a historical page.
Wreck toll rises in Philadelphia and Reading collision
In Philadelphia, the death toll from Saturday’s crash of two passenger trains near Heaton is reported at 16 with suspects the number could rise to twenty. Officials say the toll may climb as injured are accounted for and lingering effects investigated.
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Cory Philadelphia
Dac
Yeaturday
Philadelphia
Reading
Ty Alzteen
Heaton
Nat
Sore
President Harding’s address outlines wartime and domestic focus
Washington reports President Harding told Congress and the conference in the House chamber that a constructive international program is possible with nations directly involved. He urged prompt passage of tariff and foreign debt refunding bills, suggested constitutional amendment debates, and backed central policy aiming to expand marketing, industry, and road construction to ease postwar conditions. He also proposed mediation councils and judicial actions to resolve industrial disputes and called for federal aid for reclamation and infrastructure.
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Washington
Dent Harding
Congress
Deleratan
Alasa
Waahsington
United States
Vanshing
Urgally
Marah Marino
Ture
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