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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1917

Page

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Schools Open After Polio Restrictions Lifted

Health officials announced lifting the polio quarantine and city shutdowns today. Children may leave the city and Saturday events at churches schools moving picture houses and public gatherings resume as normal. Dr Wood and Dr Taumage will report on polio cases and state health experts plan further actions. A Rockefeller Institute lecture on polio is set for Friday at Red Cross quarters for professionals followed by school grade reopens in lower classes.

State Health Department Moving Picture An i Mytelop W. R. Woirlch Thin Wook Lari Hery State Department of Health C. M. Taumage Glati B. Wood Charleston Toiay Wood Bennett Gratton Orlando Carroll G. Bull Rockefel

Diplomat's Trunk Reveals Nighties Laden With Goods

Halifax February 22 A US customs examination of the steamship Frederick VII carrying former Ambassador Von Bernstorf and other officials from New York to Copenhagen uncovers about 200 secret suitcases of clothing. Customs inspectors note a link between cotton and explosives and will review excess garments from German travelers while considering allowances amid scarce supplies in Germany.

Cy Ansel Halifax Germany von Bernsterff Frederick VII New York Copnahiagen Palais Garmans

Two More Freighters Sail for Europe

Two American freight steamers bound for Europe set sail today from New York. The oil tanker Communipaw and the general cargo carrier Pearl Shell left port for European points, reflecting ongoing U S maritime export activity amid wartime pressures.

Europe Pronay New York Irican Muroean Pointe Communipaw Pearl Shell Ich Carrie

State v Ruley goes to new trial in circuit court

The State versus Dr. Ruley case moved to a new trial after a delayed morning session due to the absence of the stenographer. Prosecutor Haggerty leads the case while defense lawyers Colburn and Morris from La Crosse represent the defendant. Jurors impaneled include Hawkins, Davah, Keener, Re Heck, Straight, Hagerty, Moore, Fitzhugh, Nizam, Jones, Ferrer, and Bell. The trial is expected to be lengthy as both sides commit to a stubborn fight.

Dr. Ruley Yestunday Becaue J. G. Holbert Monongah Frosteuting Atorney Haggerty Dtate A. J. Colburn Thomsa Morris la Cross Wisconsin Earl Hawkins George L. Davah Ezra Keener Festus Re Heck Shard Straight W. J. Hagerty T. Moore K. C. Fitzhugh Elias Nizam J. G. Jones Enoch Ferrer W. E. Bell

Warrants Out for Farmington Youths

Farmington youths were brought before Justice Conaway this afternoon charged in the theft of a brass toll from the Gas Company. Evidence suggested dealer Iscael Snyder aided the theft, while several youths including Pete Petroff Steve Smith Sammith and Steven Tanovich face warrants and possible hearings.

Theow Farmington Juxticn Conaway Iscael Snyder Snyder Pete Petroff Steve Smith Sammith Steven Tanovich Justice Conaway

Golden Opportunity in Golden Festival

A motivational piece urges readers to seize daily opportunities and reflect on past chances not recognized. It stresses mental awakening as a path to future success and invites readers to grasp a first opportunity highlighted by The West Virginian’s Golden Festival feature.

40000 A Year for the Normal School

West Virginia lawmakers debate the annual appropriation for Fairmont Normal School and other state institutions. The Senate and House bills both propose 36000 yearly for teacher and staff pay plus 10000 for general expenses and repairs. The Senate lists 195000 for salaries at West Virginia University and 450000 for 1819, with several other allocations including 40000 for agricultural extension and 87500 for buildings and land. The House mirrors most items but differs on building funding, proposing 46000 yearly for completing buildings and omitting some constructions. Both include 25000 for the agricultural experiment station. the Senate adds 10000 for farm projects on a 700 acre site.

Amt Vhetnians Charleston W. Va House Senate Prith Fairmont Normal School West Wirelnkt University Agricultural Experiment Station Harny

Bailey boy dies from coasting accident in New York

Blake Bailey two years old, son of Mr and Mrs I A Bailey of Independence West Virginia, died at Palligent Hospital after injuries from a sled collision with a wagon loaded with coal. His family and others were at his bedside. Funeral plans pending, body likely to be taken to Independence for interment. Also mentions the American steamer Philadelphia arriving in New York, last sailed February 14, first liner to depart Europe after the German submarine policy change.

Blake Bailey I. A. Bailey Independennes W. Va Palligent Hospital Atlas Lil Mun Bailey Philipps Georg Houring Terra Alta N.gunky Independence York Philadelphia Liverpool Europe Germany

Tank Collapse Guards Look On In Brooklyn Water System

A woolen tank holding 28 000 gallons for emergency use in the Brooklyn water system collapsed under the watch of militiamen stationed to guard it at Springfield. An investigation found no evidence of damage to the tank.

SAY Associated Proms New York Brooklyn Springfield S.7

Ohio Governor Cox signs Reynolds bill for women’s suffrage

Telegrams report Cox signs Reynolds measure granting presidential suffrage to Ohio women. Antis plan a referendum. In Minnesota, the House passed full woman suffrage. Montana and Maine show mixed actions. Washington approves a liquor amendment in the House.

Columbus Cox Yeatorday Reynolds Ohio ST. Paul, Minn Honge Yeatorday Senate Washington House

Gerard and Party Arrive in Madrid En Route to U S A

James W. Gerard former American ambassador to Berlin and Nis arrived in Madrid on February 22 during travel to the United States. The report notes his party's arrival and hints at ongoing discussions in the capital. Apple growing is profitable yet challenging, with steady work and care yielding favorable results.

My Agendated Press Madrid James W. Gerard Borlch Nis United Statea

Fairmont Leaders Visit City on Broaddust Gim Plan

President Hulley and Reverend Wheeler Boggess spend the day in this city outlining a plan for Broaddust Gim. They meet local officials and discuss support, funding, and community impact as part of a broader outreach initiative.

Hulley Wheeler Boggess

Prominent ministers campaign for Broaddus Institute funds

Rev Elkanah Hulley and Rev Wheelor Boggess spent a day in Phillippi canvassing for funds toward 160000 for the college’s upgrade to junior college status. Two pledges of 500 dollars and several smaller gifts were reported. A local resident aims to raise 15000 for an athletic gymnasium, pending plans. John Brown, Palatine Baptist pastor and alumnus, accompanied them. Also, Charleston legislative notes cover 1916 measures on removal of state officers, elections, and related procedures with executive powers and a special impeachment court outlined.

Elkanah Hulley Broaddus Institute Phillippi Wheelor Boggess Mhis Ely Philippi John Brown Palatine Baptist Church Service Commission State Board of Control State Board of Regents East Ten Wim Nu Supreme Court of Supreme Court Oger Pride

Four steamers sunk in Teutonic blockade tally

Four steamers aggregating 9 743 tons were sunk as Teutonic blockade measures continued with neutral vessels involved. Victims include a Dutch, a Norwegian, a Russian, and a British steamer, plus a British trawler. Military actions over the past 24 hours remain minor in scope.

Associated Press

Uniontown Man Among Five Americans Aboard Sunken Ship

The Swedish steamer Skogland with five Americans aboard was torpedoed by a German submarine off Tarragona Spain after ten minutes for crew to abandon ship. Consul Hurst reported at Barcelona that no one was injured and the crew reached Tarragona after 17 hours in lifeboats. One Uniontown, Pennsylvania man named Jay Lewis was among the crew.

Washington Skogland Gan Orl Hurst Barcelona Spain State Department Ately Tarragona Pain Norfolk Bagnoli Italy Hurst Jay Lewis Uniontown Mediterranean Hurat

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