Devout Evanson Sermon Disrupted by Disorderly Camp Rally
Rev William Asher delivers a sermon at First Presbyterian amid interruptions and warnings of moral decline. The article lists names of attendees and notes a youth evangelistic event at Fairmont from January 2 with plans to mobilize church members, and a subsequent meeting detailing expulsions and discipline within church circles.
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William Asher
First Presbyterian Church
Beociegs
Adam
Asher Wald Carlier
Wahor
Slot
Acenu
Raswasud
Aury
Pilaat
Aalwer Cave
Auber
Sas
Asher
Fairmont
Billy Husstuy
Aden
Evan
Wilmoth Eartiey
Thom 3A
C. B. Jenkins
O. F. Jembing
H. P. Rubinson
F. J. Patton
Carl Most
Wilbur Shinn
F. A. Grasol
Fragmented diary fragment shows travel note and oddities
A heavily garbled diary style piece describes Christmas time scenes and conversations with scattered names and places. It mentions Constantine of Greve in Lucerne, Switzerland, December 12, and hints at a university inquiry while recounting social reminiscences and erratic dialogue without clear narrative.
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Constantine
Stock
Lucerne
Switzerland
Corremondente
Alben
City Board of Directors Considers Bridge Cost Sharing
The City Board of Directors weighs paying a share of the $25,000,000 bond for the Monongahela River bridge project. Arguments cite substantial benefits and risks, with some urging caution on expenditures and others urging faster completion. Officials note past costs and await results of pending financial arrangements and possible river-crossing improvements.
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Dirgelore
Paance 2
Fayth
Monongahela Valley Sreena Co
Monongahela River
Pwo
Hickman Shop
Nindi
C. Dt. Ringle
Cedar
Virginia Gavkill
Julterson
Nirvel
JM. Deweh
Reyurl
Raeves Avenue
John McVisker
Reatvoir
Hla
Rivar Bridge
Alebart d. Karn
Atwrney
Nilior
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Jung
Fallowes
Five Row
Haut Park
Ayisus
Camery
Heeudary
Fun Aireest
Gaston Avenue
D. U. Lennart
Monron
Reed
A. M. Hinty
B and C Prepare for Tuesday Empties
Fragmented notice notes 1000 empties for Tuesday with uncertain timing. References to Monongatola railway and Western Maryland Time, rail car supply expectations at 4100 percent and 50 percent, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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G. Ofdalain
Ero
Monongatola
Maryland
River Bridge Now 88 Percent Complete
Work on the Monouyabala river bridge advances with about 88 percent completion. Last week substantial concrete placement progressed, and officials expect final finish by May.
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Monouyabala River
Complet
Christmas Seals On Sale Here At Prospect Park
Christmas seals go on sale here to raise funds for tuberculosis care. The campaign aims to raise about 42 000 dollars with sales across tables and booths, featuring varied denominations similar to Liberty bonds. Proceeds support sufferers and tuberculosis wards as a national health effort continues this season.
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ITV
Alan
Memorial for Ella Webb Eddy
Memorial service for Ella Webb Eddy held at a local church. Mr. W M Jennings disclosed details of a memorial fund aiming to raise four to five thousand dollars to support missionary training and work in the United States and abroad.
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W. M. Jennings
Lin Biate Minow Board
Taplat Denouluarion
Markersurg
Kir. Jennings
W. St. Jennings
Mantincion Uni
Mra
Jensite
Elle Webb Eddy
United Ailes
Eddy
Chicago
Gini Win
Horduath
Will is Edwin Redwine terrorizes Jackson street crowd
A chaotic night ends with Will Redwine drunk and wild on Jackson street. Police tackle him after a pool hall spree seen by Lat Burren’s place. Multiple arrests follow as officers deter further violence and investigate a string of robberies and disturbances.
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Urduen Ford
Fleming Devas
Bibilead
Gubbard
Mayor Conaway
Wills Redwine
Éalord
Jackson Street
Oftcurs
Nedwine
Charles Mardind
Joe Heary
Mwn
Gratton
H Kluah
Willian Laisrovleh
Patrolmas Ford
Ghiet Snider
Turis
Wilvm
Tiny Powell
Akation
Nalwan
Anon Taylor
Thomas Gruot
Wantilawon
Ayzbi
Pilice Heteye
Urramind
Pontrolman Digwian
Grant
Hier Armast
Znider
Gant
Washington
Dim
Omber
Nuro
Limcoe
Lon Wade
Bogeas
Rober
Davis
Tivex
Harden's Hollow
Davin
Mahone Vo & Chiro
Abbery
David
Saturdyawight
Jennist
Glin Company
Duck Adams
Wort Vinrkaburg
Netland
M Priustions Joller
Wilson to Adopt Twenty Children in Europe Aid Drive
President Wilson urged Americans to donate to relief for starving children in central Europe. He announced plans to adopt 20 orphans, with a personal contribution of $10 to begin the Europen relief effort. The call emphasized humanitarian aid and wartime relief initiative.
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Wilson
Washington
Europe
Prudent
Operators Lose Lambert Run Coal Car Case
The Supreme Court refused to review the Lambert Run Coal Company appeal, upholding a lower court ruling. The damaged text lists names and a dated dateline but provides limited clear facts beyond the denial of review by the high court.
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Lambert Run
Prvany Washington
Die” Orter
Inwraute Cammercy
Cal Kon
Supreme Court
Lambert Run Comalompany
House Votes to Stop the Aliens
Washington December 13 The Johnson immigration bill passed the House by a vote of 293 to 41 with members voting present The measure would limit immigration for one year and faces Senate opposition A two hour debate followed before a vote on the Volstead resolution to repeal wartime meat limits began immediately
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House
Senate
Gang Bir
Rale
Rothring
Wages Cuts Hit Textile Centers Across Several States
December reports from multiple textile hubs show large wage reductions of about 22.5 percent. Mills including Theltte Arlington in Lawrence and others in Pawtucket Lowell and New Bedford announce cuts effective late December and January. About 16 000 workers in Lawrence face readjustment. 3 700 in Pawtucket Contra Falla. nearly 6 000 in Biddeford Saco. 26 000 in Lowell. 100 000 operatives under New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers association. 1 600 at Lanndale and Lingoln plants amid sweeping reductions across centers.
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Largy Mill
Pawtucket
Biddeford
Maine
Thin City
Saco
Lia, Popperal and York Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Mast
Det
New Bedford
Man
New Bedfern Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
SALEN
Mars
Veo. Ti
Tas Navmbang Steam Cotton Company
Tta
Lonsdage
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Lanndale Cmpany
Lingoln Bleschery
Inday Uaew
Poland to take control of Danzig under league plan
A late report from Gunevaya dated December 13 says the military commission recommends Poland receive control of Danzig. The council agreed to protect the port with a naval observer and await a report from Viscount Tanin of Japan. A military commission will study defense of the town and present findings to the commissioner.
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Danzig
Poland
League of Nationalar
Tani
Japan
Tato Military Commission
Tovana
Tileb
Holiday Traffic Heavy on MV
Holiday shoppers swell travel on MV as intercity routes report heavy volume. The Treotton Company enlarges platforms at Fairmoor Clarlburg inter stations amid infrastructure upgrades and increased rail activity over the busy weekend.
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Inter
Ouany
Fairmoor-Clarlburg
Cork Burning After Firefights Marks City Violence
British dispatches report Cork rocked by fires, looting and clashes after a large disturbance. Buildings burned including Carnegie Library, shops damaged. casualties listed as several killed or wounded. Authorities restore order as hundreds of soldiers patrol streets.
Coal Markets and Rail Freight Report From Fairmont Region
A busy report notes coal market softness, freight allocations, and supply dynamics. It lists car allotments, ore shipments, and divisions in the Baistimors and Maryland districts, with prices, expected drops, and refinery activity. Also covered are industry personnel moves and regional railroad activity in West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Olelo
Pluce
Oko
M. Y
Satirday
Divin
Mongugubels
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
AG. Ber Cent Nia
Comoreter Care Ie
Charleston
Haltimers and
Ohin
Minlors
Tsuttale Crook
Gouley
Charley Tiler
Maryland
Ghiefom
Uiduelrial Placia
Abrmant
Hunton & Company
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Hietary
A. B. Haantivon & Company
Comi Company
New York City
Gale
Tiahbeck
The
Valley Cayal Company
Waa
Cramfort
Putraanl
Murder Trial Hopes for Foster Case Figure in County Jury
Deliberate gunfire left Foster dead as Green and others clash over blame. Witnesses recall shootings, accusations of cheating, and public anger in Worthington. County officials, led by Sheriff Foster, prepare for a Wednesday jury verdict in the case.
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Bultshinnon
Bothman Ait
Conrad
Ube
Fostur
Gruen
Jawad
Worthington
Hutchinton
Altlears
Lynehing
Foster
St Wee Dik
J. W. Glockar
Chartéa W. Robinson
Wi ‘Arnott
John
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