Fire Causes Widespread Damage on Two Streets
Insurance losses total about 40 000 with several brick structures destroyed on two streets. Fire started in a restaurant at Lazard and Carter and spread, damaging multiple neighboring businesses including a milling company, grocery stores, and a barber shop. several properties were only partially insured.
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Lazard
Cartur
Jimba
Wy Aiting Miencdry Milling
MB Lilirajne
qDuttielt Tron
Selazen M Murrinon
Iurket
Linker
Grenery
Carter
Irontie Ausen
Barber
Psiwilliam
Pronaing
Aamurince
Areata
Pool Zoom
Patncotrang Vaster feMuAriotrong
Rastduruct
Sear Eich J
Funeral of Mrs Ragea Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Ragea who died recently were held this afternoon on Ganton Avenue. Relatives and friends attended the ceremony conducted by the Reverend Hooda. Burial followed at Maple Grave Cemetery.
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Ragea
Mra
Tuerhart
Mes
Ganton Avenue
Dinmont
Tey
Pum
Hooda
W. Vo
Mindato Maple Grave
Strong Anns Fail to Lift 110 Pounds of Johnny Coulton
A theater event at Blue Ridge featured Johnny Coulton attempting to lift 110 pounds in front of a crowd. Coulton, weighing 319 pounds, struggled. few able to lift the weight, and only with his permission in a quirky display of strength and tension.
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Johnny Coulton
Johany Coals
Blue Ridge
Teo
Coulanwalgha
Powede
Bia
Coulon Scomi
Conspiracy trial opens for 1917 draft pamphlet case
In Cincinnati on December 7, the conspiracy trial of Thopian Bammarschmidt former city official Lotta Burke and others began in Federal Court. Charged with distributing pamphlets opposing conscription, they faced penalties including potential prison terms while some defendants remained free on bail. The case highlighted the wartime draft protest actions and related charges.
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Cincinnati
Thopian Bammarschmidt
Imayor
Cincinnnati
Lotta Burke
Nokb Kara
Isle Oy
United State Court of Antonin
United States
Aarne Goserkt
Ad Altorosy
Edward Alwd
Nour
Tha Gofendanta
Wien
Ats
Howard Solliater
Suntveed Mami Orschmidt
Mion Burke
Tmhaths
Promotion changes at Hinaw local office
Sharjes Marsh named adalatant superintendent of the Hinaw office under the M. M. and St. Co. Maino Spurgeon, veteran motorman, succeeds Marsh as oil patcher.
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Sharjes Marsh
M. M. and St. Co
Maino Spurgeon
Marh
Poor Car Supply Hits Mines on Monongarela
Reports show a sharp drop in railroad car supply across Pennsylvania and neighboring states. In the Monongah division daily averages fell to around 200 cars with several lines recording multiday declines, while only two railroads improved.
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Monongarela
Inmnea
Sotha Pennsylvania
Bnen Fuanlag
Tugsah Lisaea
Pennsylvania
Ryonrytvanta
Virginia
Blorkustown
Morgan Mine No 2 Opening Reported In Region
A crude update notes Morgan Mine No 2 of the Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company being fed up with material. References to coke loads and coal movements along Monongah and Charleston divisions, with figures of cars shipped and pending consignments.
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Margas Miny No
Virfinix and
Pitsburg Coal Ca
Patna
Tatrmount & Cleveland Coat Co
Blades
Tka
Charleston
M. and K
Las Aslog
Coal Wreck at New Geneva Pa Delays Local Traffic
A coal train wreck near New Geneva Pennsylvania disrupted traffic as a derailed car blocked the Tollroad. No injuries were reported. railroad crews and officials investigated the incident as trains from Fairmont and Palermont adjusted routes and schedules.
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New Geneva
Ney
Geneva
Dummengerimttle
Fairmont
Gothraugh
Chicago
Trady
van Kirton
VW OBSERVES FIRST BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AT ASSOCIATION
The Young Women’s Cavalay Association marks its first birthday with a reception at its home. A large display, ivy decorations, and a blue wicker basket with hand painted flowers adorn the cafeteria. Mrs. Leroy Howard hosts the event with many board members and guests in attendance, and the building opened for inspection.
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Glenn Greer
W. J. Lyle
Stra
Wilras
Hoge
Mix
Arthur Lybeh
D.C. Laugh
Lacy Ford
Thn
Yoawoolation
Io Board of
Thw
Assoelatiog
Wisevialag
Mra
Leroy Howard
Leroy Howard and Thn
Robert T. Cunningham
George Debolt
Atra
Wyad Taimick
We J. Wiepel
Garter
Lyslie
Breely
Hutchin Non
Cough
Lytch
Isa
Holntesinian
Third wreck reported on Spencer division freight train
A late morning freight wreck on the Spencer division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad injured at least one person. The incident occurred when a train, led by engine No Gh, jumped a rake and derailed near Livergdol. Rescue and salvage crews were dispatched as a derailment caused several cars to overturn and block the line.
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Spencer
W- Va
Dee
Rayendwood Speer and Glangully
Baltimarn & Ohio Railroad
Vrain
Borvading
Wanted Young Lady for General Office Work
A town ad seeks a young lady for general office duties with bookkeeping ability and references. Apply at Tailoring Co. Watson Hotel Bliz, 226 Market Street, Brook.
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Tailoring Co. Watson
Wanted Reliable Girl to Ray with Wit Cred
Advertisement seeks a reliable girl to stay in night, with light duties and wit. Apply at 618 Spring Street, phone 1058-R.
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Witcred
Spring Street
Eastern expert called in case
Counsel for the defense and plaintiff in the Newark based suit of Nathan J Hancock against Edith Anister faced expert testimony on a $25,000 damage claim. Handwriting and document witnesses from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were presented as the trial neared a potential summons to continue next week.
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Hancock
Edith “Anister
U.N. Binder
Cam
Chouly
Didema
Meredit
Lola Attermoon
Andor
Litwrelooke
Flea
Harry Shaw
Lawrence Musgrave
Tunaal
Wooland Haring
Newark
N. J
Harlig
Charles Woods
Hltuiburgh
Heank Traymond
W. Stein
Philadelphia
Alan Jontity
Woods
Cass
Operators and Miners Disagree Reach on Wage Scale
A disputed miners and operators conference near Chicago ended without a final wage agreement. The event moved from Cleveland to Chicago due to delays, with both sides presenting positions on wage scales and industry terms. Local coal companies prepared inquiry files while industry leaders debate a broader pact and government action expected in January.
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Syeratore-Minors
Chicago
Cera
Congress
Wilels
Turkey's Stance on Straits To Be Revealed Friday
Lausanne report notes Turkey faces a pivotal choice over the Dardanelles. Avlonios and its allies weigh whether to side with Russia or the Entente and United States. Premier Lutfi Pasha and M. Mitchellin’s plan tests British and Russian positions, with Curzon's proposals provoking debate among powers.
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Dec. T
Frew
Turkey
Ruaela
Powis
United State
Inmet Pasha
Graal Prildin
Russia
Gowe Nvor
Ioet Pasha
Curzon
United States
Russa
Ihne
Lanine
Jean Covetoons
Constantinopia
Straits
Fusnia
Theeters
Bahms
Healintur
Russaia
Europe
Jalew
M. Tehiteherin
Ng Rumi
M. Trich
Surcharge on Pullman Seats in Charleston WV
The Public Service Commission approved a 60 percent surcharge for Pullman parlor car seats collected by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The decision, stated as applicable to Charleston, West Virginia, marks the commission's ruling though the state has not otherwise permitted such charges.
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Charleston
W. Va
Sbrylen Commission
Niory & Ohio Railroad
Pn- Hilo
Acretarey Snd
Public Service Commisnion Rag
Two Ohio Boys Face Federal Burglary Case in Huntington
Conny romning Edward and Kus Thompson await the March term of the United States District Court on charges of burglarizing the Poach Creek post office and robbing the U.S. mail. They confessed to Deputy Martel Boe Buskirk and to other recent acts, with authorities noting losses around twenty dollars.
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Huntington
W. Va
Edward
United States
Martel Boe
Buskirk
Huger
Loxony
Greverland
Thompson ‘Ward
Munlay
Christmas Funds Payout Total 18691 Promised
A local notice states $18,691 will be paid into Christmas fund accounts. Fairmont banks and institutions, including Fairmont State Bank and Savings Bank, are involved but reportedly do not participate in the fund. The article mentions a two year history of issues and concerns over fund management.
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Intea
Fairmout Ducla
Ahi Chrietiaan Ananon
Erie Fy Chtidans
Lia Aveta
Woo Dave
Christine Wav’ Fuga
Chelsemes Toda Urs
Fairmont Etat Tank
Poonplow Nationst Bank
Wedare Mena Bavings Bank
Pairmont Tritet Company
National
Bask
St Fairmont
Incontinuna
Children Sell Christmas Seals for Farmington Schools
Prizes of 5 dollars will go to the boy and girl in Farmington County who sell the most Christmas seals next week. The sale is organized by local authorities and will benefit the Farmington school system. Proceeds fund students in Farmington High and Grade schools with volunteers assisting under school principals and teachers.
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Dar
Christman
Bir
Bert
Leopold
Furul Schop
Jhildren
Ubia Waek
Thors
Farmington
Aikvieus
Mpominoring
Agulo
Farmington High School
Winder
Namiin
Joe Howns
Sehool
Wi Haya
Mise Esther
Fogle
James Fork Scho
Han
Miao
Marlorly Parken
Gale
Gale Jon
Tha Parkington Rive
Bagnenwis
Mary Barto
Thebam
Lon
Lola Mim
Gallion
Atte
Musgrove
Refusal to Admit Nearsten and Trial Testimony Fragment
Readable fragments show refusals to admit proximity to Nearsten Schneider on trial. Testimony mentions Jane Gibson, David, and Pearl’s friend Rulymond-Bohnalder. Investigatory details reference a murder night, an owner with an arrangement, and affidavits tied to World War II era figures.
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David
Tien
David Woutitan
Sim
Uni
Rulymond — Bohnalder
Pearl
Babushgs
Coca Sehnalder
Hall
Meola
Officers Named By Wild Life League
Charleston news notes Wild Life League officers named in December meeting. Clem E. Peters of Wheeling and M. I. Finynas of Clarksburg named as officers with C. Dawlay of Charleston and Nrooks as game warden. Committee recommends establishment of a state park at Charleston and urges passage of conservation laws amid issues of water pollution and wildlife protection. The association plans to align with state and national groups on the park and legislation.
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Charleston
W. Vo
Dee
Charlyxton
Virginia
Associaion
Clem
E. Peters
M. I. Finynas
Chackstors
Vlompresident
C. Dawlay
Charlostos
Thessuvar
Anh
Nrooks
Elot
Charlonton
Charceston
Atsta
Charles B
Thiaedh
Clarkatarg
Rotlettig
Prveldon
Manoela
Nk Thorn
Protective Association
Naonal Audobon
YouNS nov vies Antonio Yrso a yoar old died at home
An infant named Antonio Yrso, age one year, died this morning at his parents' Hempton home. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the Italian Cathedral. Burial will take place in Holy Orme Cemetery by Re OpSioned الو
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