Universal Training Urged by Scott in Senate Hearing
Major General Scott told the Senate military committee universal wartime training would be democratic reliable efficient and economical, spreading defense burden to all citizens and allowing quick mobilization. He warned volunteer systems are costly and impractical, urging a universal program despite Mexican crisis recruitment failures.
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Santa Claus Begins His Work Amid Christmas Aid Effort
Historic Christmas drive underway as Salvation Army and Associated Charities report volunteers in Fairmont raise 18.60 for the fund. Though snow falls, officials note little actual destitution, yet acknowledge some underprivileged residents lack footwear and warm clothing. The charitable effort continues through Christmastide to assist the needy.
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Christmas Sale Planned by Thoburm High School
Students of Thoburm High School organize a Christmas sale in Knights of Mythias Hall on Wednesday evening December 20. Teachers and pupils promise distinctive displays and an unusual assortment of white sate articles to mark the season.
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Court Room Coldness Alters Proceedings In Court
A damaged OCR record details a court scene where a judge and clerks suffer the chill. Descriptions mention heating issues, air filters, and a jurist’s attention diverted by the cold and surrounding activity. Orders and filings appear to be entered amid the disruption.
Paper print supply cuts eyed as publishers weigh reduced orders
Washington December reports outline federal efforts with a consortium of newspaper publishers and newsprint manufacturers to ease a persistent paper shortage and high prices. A plan proposes a 3 percent cut in next year’s contracted supply, with surveys sent to 40 publishers to gauge willingness and adjust needs across 117 contracts. Manufacturers seek stock on hand and future production outlook to gauge overall supply.
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Seven Cent Meals At University Feast
A damaged OCR reads that students at the university faced seven cent meals amid a complex scene of meal rationing and admissions. It notes fourteen students attending across five departments and mentions efforts to offset rationing with a breakfast provision and limited coffee as part of the event.
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Prize Court Rules German Bonds Remain Enemy Property
London December 13 Sir Laniel Evans president of the British prize court ruled that German securities valued at 20 600 marks aboard the Danish steamship Frederick the Sighth are enemy property under reprisals until peace is declared or directed by the court The securities were taken aboard the ship while in transit to the State Commercial and Savings Bank of Chicago.
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Pneumonia Epidemic in Pittsburgh Calls for Public Help
Pittsburgh health officials report a severe pneumonia surge with 1404 cases in the year ending December 1 and 12,070 deaths in the city’s latest tally. Acting Director G. Tri appeals to residents to cooperate in prevention and care during the epidemic.
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Board Refuses to Attend Theater Board Meeting
A local board declines attendance at a theater event amid disputes over bids and advertising. Officials discuss charges about the venue becoming a rendezvous for couples and concerns about the proprietor defending pricing. A city mayoral meeting is planned to address the issue and related financing and advertising matters.
Fog Shrouds Pittsburgh as Dark Day Grips City
A rare dense fog enveloped Pittsburgh causing widespread darkness across streets and neighborhoods. Traffic slowed, power crews reported outages, and residents described low visibility and muffled sounds while authorities warned motorists to stay cautious as the city navigated the unusual weather event.
Tug River Miners Get Xmas Wage Raise
Miners employed by the Cos oul and Coke company and S. Steel Corp along Tug River were notified today that their wages will be raised immediately by ten percent, marking the third wage advance this year. The move affects miners at several coal mines in the Tug River area.
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Wilson Pushes HGH Probe Amid Government Debate
President Wilson orders a wide inquiry into possible graft linked to a proposed project. White House officials say the vice president backs limited action and favors local control, while Congress faces difficulty coordinating federal statutes with local conditions.
Fragmentary Telegraphs From London and War News
garbled dispatches report various wartime notes and political updates from London and Washington, including mentions of a promised Commons statement, a December vote, and naval rescue efforts. scattered phrases reference oil prices, ship movements, and parliamentary expectations amid ongoing conflict news.
Kentucky Standard Cuts Xmas Melon
SB Acabine ripe PEVESBURGH with feets eight and a half, a garbled note questions a missing measurement and details. The text appears as a distorted OCR snippet with stray letters and nonsensical phrases, offering no clear event or people beyond place names and nonsensical terms.
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Christmas strain on turkey supply hits Thanksgiving plans
Local drowlers report demand for turkeys will outpace supply this Thanksgiving, driving prices higher than Christmastide. The shortage spills into bakeries and diners, with bakers reporting limited stock and callers seeking substitutions. Mrs C A Sipe transitions to Fans Mount Farms, condition previously alarming but now improved.
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Harry Hite To Be Home For Christmas
A confused clipping reports Harry Hite’s hoped return home for Christmas after foster care issues and a legal case. It mentions Franke lite, Maple avenue, and West Virginia connections. Authorities intervened as plans for the boy’s welfare unfolded amid a judged outcome and Salvation Army services.
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Christmas Tree Prices Fall Across Market
Shoppers face lower costs as Christmas trees trend down this season. Dealers report average prices near $140 and total Christmas spend projected around $2,250 per household, with scouts and local sellers increasing supply beyond normal dealer levels.
Fined $10 for Swearing on Street
Joseph Meo of the East Side was fined ten dollars for disorderly conduct after being accused of swearing in public. He was convicted and jailed briefly to pay the fine.
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Marie Visconti Dies in Barnstown Weekend
Marie Visconti a well known young Indian woman died Saturday evening at her home in Barnstown after a long illness. Her parents are deceased. Mrs Visconti formerly ran a frit stand in the city and was widely known. A brother James Russo arrived from Philadelphia to arrange funeral services not yet announced. Mrs Husho was unable to attend. The body lies at Williamson Undertaking Establishment.
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Fireman Killed in Collision Near Grafton and Parkers War
A train collision near Vale HiMiee and AyerANfoull's line killed B and C Fireman amid chaotic wreckage. One fireman from Forward Van Kilo died. others were injured as trains from Solvim Sarundiy and Langsph collided. Authorities took victims to Thkertes and WV hospitals for treatment.
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PFFIGERS DISCUSS NEW COMPANY AT WHEELING ARMORY
Officers of the First Regiment discuss forming a new company during a meeting at the Armory in Wheeling. Names and assignments of captains and lieutenants appear, with planned locations and roster details for multiple companies, and a list of officers and likely recruits.
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Court action to save West Virginia millions in taxes
Officials say the U S court at Martinsburg dissolving an injunction against Fred O Blu commissioner will save the state about 400000 dollars annually by resolving questions on the excise tax law governing net incomes of corporations. A ruling adverse to the state could have forced a new legislature to find another means to raise roughly 40000 yearly.
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Weather report from Virginia notes heavy snow expected
A dated weather note records snowfall potential and high winds for Wednesday. It lists F P Hall OK readings at 8 am, reports yesterday’s cold clear conditions with a maximum around 35 and light or no precipitation observed.
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Defense Reported Amid Rumors of Romanian Front Shifts
A scrambled wartime summary notes regrouping near Danube marshes and Macedonia front activity. It mentions German and Austrian forces, Russian cavalry, and French war office communications amid fog and weather delays, with reports of continued withdrawals and defensive tensions along the line.
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Five Lives Lost in Cheyenne Fire
In Cheyenne a blaze killed ReyAd White and his wife and four children as a hotel fire destroyed the Ocean bottorhouse. The bodies of Mrs. and others were found in the ruins while a baby was rescued by a passerby. A fifth person died after being electrocuted while leaping from the third floor and nine live wires caused his fall. Big wheat crop sown in Washington with estimates of 40,000,000 acres affected by the drought.
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City Hall Notes On Water Quality From Morgantown
Dominick Castellucci foreman notes city water concerns amid Monta Amith report from Morgantown. Analysis shows bacteria counts near 28 to 40 per body temperature, with no visible growth at 22 degrees. No detectable acid production or colon bacteria reported.
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