Christmas week church events fill local schedules
Local churches prepare for Advent and Christmas with concerts cantatas and gatherings. At First Methodist and Grace Lutheran sites, programs include Christmas music, charity drives, youth activities, and the annual White Gift service for European orphans. Members plan bazaars and bake sales to support missions and church upkeep as parishioners rotate duties for services.
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Neil Weveryons
Elitr
Mente
Billy Sunday
Regul
Polduyn
Firat Mi
Furst
Bodey
Tata
Bedleom
J. J. Mauimit
Ipper
Evans Myer
Negrly Chiffen
Europe
First Presbyterian Church
feThe Oannard
Sabyterian Legion
N. R. C. Morrow
Presbyterian
Grace Lutheran Church
Aelr Society
Grace Lutehran
Car Hits Truck Injures Two At Crossing In Claphsburg
Two men are hospitalized after a collision between a car and a truck at a crossing near Thakerago and Tit heme Tina. The injured were taken to Fairmont hospital with unspecified injuries as authorities investigate the crash.
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Fairmont
Claphsburg
Eliy
Ciark-hweg
Mivleynian
Blumperd
Ted
Doe Carau
Fee Crossing
Thakerago
Tabernacle Progress Report At Local Site
Crowds tour the tabernacle as the Dig building rises with a visible shell. Workers finish benches doors and walls while a roof crew clears snow and prepares the attic for final lumber and fixtures. The new space includes offices hospital rooms and baths nearing completion.
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Geatersay
Fittit Wan
Gision
Sweeping NY Police Roundup Targets Crooks
New York police with 11 000 officers and 4 500 reserves mount a massive dragnet to curb crime after a wave of robberies. By late last night more than 140 suspects were rounded up as officials consider coordination with organizations to discuss measures and potential self defense.
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New York
Persnog
Mantiue Cofay
Arresting Dollars For Poor Youngsters The Thues Christmas Fund
Deputy Sharlit Howard Woodward chaired the courthouse effort of the Thues Christmas fund. By 1 PM he had collected about $30 and pressed on, stating the task was easy with persistent appeals and a few well chosen words.
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Court House
Sharlit Howard Woodward
Woody
City Proceedings Describe Police and Public Works Actions
The board reviewed resignations and appointments for the sheriff and force including W. A. Dignan and J. W. Clon. Licenses and permits were issued for street work, an opera house building, and a garage, with related regulatory conditions and dates.
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Buarry Shaw
Luwitsa
Bonno
Tir
Davis
Moonen Tert Valley Traction Conony
LL. Mason
W. Jeyris
Thomas Tord
Mr. Gorges
Joan
J. W. Clon
Adice Alein
Ol B. Nusuua
Liluivliek
Sigma
Jullunod
Leigul
W. J. Arnett
Fliker
Armete
Wacation of
Teh
Ely
J. W. Lieluziman
Liberty
Adams Streat
Maibisu Wodulney Street
Wersen Hotel
Romanecranius
Biller
Valuyd
J. 1 Coombs
Mast Park Avenue
Senate Committee Subpoenas Inca Coal Records
Senate investigators subpoenaed records from the National Coal Association and its agents as part of a probe into transportation and coal shortage issues. Officials say testimony will be heard in open session after a resolution by the committee chair, amid criticism in an earlier partial report.
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Associated Prev
Washington, Pee
National Coal Association
Senate Comnettes
Meeting to form Valley association in Clay County area
A meeting at Veddo bowl in Ushaubury gathers representatives from Vue tomesdal bodies to discuss forming a general association for joint work in the Mousugubela Valley territory. Local chambers and unions plan to extend the meetup with leaders from Morgan town Clarksburg and Clayoasburg attending this afternoon.
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Veddo Bowl
Ushaubury
Nuin
Vues Tomesdal
Mousugubela Valley
Inke Uy Mie
Roulson
Guy Ash
Morgantown Chamber of Commerce
George T. Watson
Thomas D. Corwell
GC. Cola
Tears of Joy Over Return of Constantine
Constantin of Greece arrived in Athens yesterday amid thunder of cannons circling planes and cheering crowds. Tears flowed as admirers likened his return to Napoleon's Libyan exile, then he went to the cathedral for a grand service with all Athens bishops in attendance. No foreign ministers attended.
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Associated Press
Athens
Constantine
Greece
Athns
Napoleon
Liba
Businessmen Asked About Tax Revision
More than fourteen hundred commercial and industrial groups nationwide were asked by the U S Chamber of Commerce to register their views on federal tax revision proposals. The National Chamber committee on Taxation seeks opinions, not approval or disapproval, to gauge business sentiment.
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Fairmont Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Chamber
Committee On Taxation
Board of Directors of the Nations Chai
Bord
Repore
General John P. O'Ryan Nominated to Reserve Corps
Major General John P. O'Ryan of the New York national guard was nominated by President Wilson to be a major general in the officers reserve corps. O'Ryan previously held the rank of major general during the war.
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Wallington
John P. O'Ryan
New York Natronal Oinch
Wilson
O'Ryan
Coal trade disputes and rail refusals hurt shipments at Sharon Pa
The report describes coal buyers accusing railroads of manipulating prices amid market stress. A shipment of 250 cars out of 1000 was rejected at Sharon Pa for being dirty and unburnable, despite coal costing 64 6 02 a ton. Railroads later offered a reduced price, sparking debate over market controls and car supply across divisions and districts.
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Sharon
Erie Railroad
Mononpah
Camd
Fivision
Caraara
B. M. LN
Hellen’a Run
Wyatt-Bingamon
Western Maryland Railway
Charleston
Monongahela
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Coxal Ja
Imp
Clack
Todnay
B. and
Grafton
City stores plan three eve open nights this week
Principal stores on Mair street agree to stay open Wednesday through Friday evenings this week while clerks may be required to work only those three nights with no extra pay. Bert Leopold of the Business Men's Association cites uncertain plans for next week as clerks and customers adjust before Christmas shopping.
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Mair Street
Im Tha Eity
Clerks’ Union
Bert Leopold
Business Men's Association
Mr. Leopold
Clerka’ Union
Apson
Firebugs Hit Barns and Homes Across Fayette County
Incendiary fires struck a barn and two residences in Fayette City and nearby areas, causing about 60 000 dollars in barn losses and 3 000 dollars in home damages. Police reported barricades along a road, while a 5 000 dollar reward was offered for the arsonists. The era’s coal region turmoil and immigrant communities are noted as context by officials and observers.
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Associated Press
Fayette City
Fayette
Westmorela
Andrew
al Hony
WG Lestie George Stark
Fred Dreyer
Jayette Giry Counc
Stark
Mere Cites Ayi
Charle
Cnarleroi Wire Company
Fayete County
Jene Kane Gillespie
Stark and Dreyer Homs BS
New York Yribune
New York
Pitsburgh
Cowl
Coke
Pennsylvania
Washington
Westmoreland
Fayotte County
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