TABERNACLE PALS WILL AID WORK AT PULPIT EVENT
A community group of boys called Tabernacle Pals plans to assist Billy Sunday revival efforts. Attendees will discuss fundraising actions and logistics for upcoming campaigns in Jacksonville and Winona Lake. A windup at Pitt Gas includes a labors club to prepare materials and recruit volunteers for the tabernacle work.
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Pest
Billy
Ravivalo
Abu
Shimt
Yaur
Jacksonville
Winona Lave
Indiana
Lie
Eidug
Sears
Nina
Caskrat
Spedden
Pitta
Geilligo
Union
William Asher
Hove
Fabernasic Amore
Wanted Ace Bookkeeper by Local Firm
Wanted ace bookkeeper by local firm with commingled duties. Address the Virginian office c/o D C West for details. Include age and salary requirements.
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D.C
West
Payments Due Subscription Notice
Vague notice about due payments for a subscription. Decambar and a Friday deadline referenced with unclear terms. No clear entities or figures due to garbled text.
Oh Listen Here! A Humble Public Drama From Indiana
Fragmented OCR text depicts a chaotic scene involving Mr. Asher, Mr. Crane, and Mr. Ross amid Methodist church tensions and a plan to secure a topper for a lighted bell tower. Crude dialogue hints at office politics, a possible diplomatic posting, and a dramatic stanza about a tabernacle and lighting, ending with a stray line about Pueblo, Indiana.
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Asher
Hawird
Josaph Rom
Reed Crags
Asher Kyowa
Ross Lacia
Hoss
Crane
Hadlows
Adhor
Crash
Adam
Coll Amor
Hardine
West Virginia Education Debate Cuts Through Frayed Rhetoric
Rotary and civic leaders in Fairmont focus on school funding and rural access as they press for state support. Aimed at improving teachers and facilities, the group endorses a larger budget for public education, calls for oral hygiene programs, and urges action to lift poor counties toward acceptable schooling standards. The meeting cites a proposed 437,500 appropriation and warns of long term costs if neglected.
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Hob Miller
Freirpont Rowry Cob
Hindus of Hin Club
Uhm
MC A
Keping
West Virginia
Walter Jarnes
Naravnl
Niko Crams
Stotarion Trevey Nuter
J. G. Watson Jr
Thew
Chamber of Comerce
Kiwante Club
Dodger
Board
Rosier
Boise of Education
Board of Public Works
Rmclu
Ted
Weat Virginis Commissef Nomumental Hygiens
Fesoluton
Prasantol Fonarinee
Seriya Chocion
Taxale Dy Rotarian
Af. L. Satterfield
Fairmont Rotary Fair
Pairmont Rotary Glub Io
Patrmont Rotary du
West Virginie
Myle
State Board of Puble
State Department of Mealth
Promidvat Waisem
Buck
West Vieginin
Moe G
Police Station Riot Ends With Carving Knife Return
A Water Street disturbance drew police attention as two men argued over a carving knife and razor. The fight moved through streets toward a railroad water tank before a bystander restrained them and the weapon was returned to its owner. One man was arrested as the Mayor questioned the events and issued a fine in the incident.
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Water Street
Adams
Cataboore
Rinaldo
Star
Conaway
Jomo Saya
John
Bowao
Jomo
Jesse
Jo&m
Jonn
Walid
Wa- Woratevet
Penpaylyania
Jess
Eas
Anid Jes
Abduet Nachully
Coal Trade Quiet With Low Car Availability
The region faced a dull market as car orders and shipments lagged. 1,157 cars ordered but only 720 in the region, 660 placed. 82 coke, 64 B.M. 1 X’s, 34 hopper cars recorded. Quotations near 290 per pool with mixed small increases and sales around 3.00 to 3.40. Officials expect limited surface activity and a 50 percent run tomorrow amid reduced export orders.
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Rotten
Mike
Ite
Thare
Te Tamedioe
Curtin
St.George
Michigan Pointe
Oho
Iniscedaesus
Railiorduel
Bellmore Snd
Onio Gol
Bangor
Contract
New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
New York
New Haven
Harford
Philadelptia and
Reatling
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Erie
Boston
Maine
Maina Central
Central
New England
West Shor
Charleston
Baltimers
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennzylvania
Weel
Virginia
Tamorrow
Irish Truce Negotiations Surface After Talks
London reports a possible truce as discussions continue between Prime Minister Lloyd George and Bishop Patrick J. Clune of Port, following a day of engagements that stirred hopeful commentary in the Daily Mail.
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Lily Antonatea Ress
London
Aignor
Patrick J. Clune
Porth
Lloyd George Yesterdsy
Irish question settlement debate in Britain and Ireland
Reported London debate on self governing Ireland and a potential conference with Sinn Fein Irish Labor and Catholic groups. Mentions Cardinal Logue support and Henderson’s stance. discusses British government aims for peace and limited self rule without a president, while signaling uncertain prospects for a formal constitutional settlement.
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London
Dye
Iriah
Ireland
Republic
Arthur Mendirson
Réland
Mbor
Lloyd Jorga
Dan
Sinn Fein
Irish Labor Party
Catholicehurets
Britain
Cardinal Logue
Conferpiente
Henderson
Traland
England
Rudranbien
Anne
Four Die In Ravenna Interurban Rail Wreck
In Ravenna Ohio the interurban rail wreck fatalities rose to four as investigators identified the motorman and the driver among the deceased. Police and rescue crews recovered victims from the scene as the crash disrupted service and prompted an emergency response.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Freight rate meeting in Fairmont with rail officials
Trafic officials of Baltimore and Ohio Pittsburg and Lake Erie meet Fairmont Chamber of Commerce in conference at the Chamber rooms to discuss freight rates. Secretary Connell outlines the situation as tariffs rising and adjustments considered to align with neighboring cities.
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Daltimore
Ohio
Pittetargh
Lake Bris
Monongahela
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Fairmount
M. C
Connell
Commerce Body
Fairmont
Ol Romda
Lion
Industria
W. J. Jeltey
Maltimore
Stonongahela
West Virginia
Rivesville Junction
Barberton
Wheeling
Port Clinton
Canton
Toledo
Detroit
J. G. Cy
Fitters
Balrmont
Vice Varan
Rivesville
Courmodltea
Solar
Hickinen
thouRis
Harding Back Home Wades Into His Mail
Marion Dec 8 President Harding returns from a month away and handles a flood of letters and routing tasks at his desk. He aims to clear the desk before the upcoming League of Nations conference next week.
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Harding
Marion
War With Japan Must Start On The Other Side
Washington speeches recount how American leaders rejected war with Japan while warning that if pushed by politicians and platforms, Japan could escalate. Representative Kann of California argues the nation must be ready to fight if forced, urging internal military training to safeguard the country.
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Japan
Washington
Dietuning
Kann
Galifornis
Ciniranan
Kary
America
Jaxpan
United States
Military Committee
Wage Cuts Loom in Textile Trade
Boston report notes a planned wage reduction by about twenty two and a half percent across New England and New York textile sectors. John Golden, president of the United Textile Workers, said no formal notice had been received and no formal action announced yet. The conference included makers of batts, rottos, and woolen goods employing roughly 300000 people in the industry.
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Boston
New England
New York
United Textile Workers
Erica Willamy
John Golden
Realizacion
Golden
Fordcast
Wach
United Tealile Workers
Blaine Boggess Named Deputy Sheriff in New Setup
Rumors of Blaine Boggess joining the department under newly elected Sheriff Jauich D. Chariton were confirmed as the night chief resigned after informing Chief Sulder. The appointment follows Showalter declining the post after a long tenure with the Gepirties unit.
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Aan
Dolley
Bilal Boggess
Wells
Jauich D. Chariton
Euch
Bly
Bog- Keon
Haa Pot Yol
Sulder
Vospers
Ghorke Showalter
Gepirties
Rome
Interstate Commerce Commission urges reform to aid Shippers
The commission recommends Congress amend the salt to permit the roless and gs sed up. It notes many roads are handicapped by failing to collect f ance, urging penalties for bribery and manipulation. The report calls for changes in laws to reduce corruption, improve equipment, and extend regulation to all passenger transportation.
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Comerce Courie
Bo Si
Catriacs
Fomminlon
Mary
Charson
Yrar
Girtiae
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Presbyterian Church
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