07 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes Soman awakening and Agro Paring described amid a disturbance. Mentions Elie attempting to contact police and involvement of authorities in the incident. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
A man accused of an auto theft incident is cleared of stealing any vehicle after authorities found no items missing. Investigators noted no signs of forced entry or damage at the scene and released him.
Circulation department announces evening hours until eight o'clock each weekday. Readers may visit after nine, and deposits or inquiries should be directed to the circulation desk for assistance.
Dep Sheriff Hisine Borgess questioned witnesses on BIG Water street as Andy and Blaine argued over a watch. Harris, a porter at a shop, was arrested on Jackson Street and jailed for possessing an 18 jewel gold watch valued at 76 dollars once the timepiece was found.
Members of the Stenbg Rotary Club at the Y M C A absorbed much chemistry during a weekly gathering. J L Jones from Oklahoma spoke on cooperation between big business and creative chemistry to keep the United States competitive in industrial progress, praising Corning research for advances in glass and porcelain. C C Robb and ALG Martin presented on the club’s recent activities in Fairmont.
Notice cites condition of Tygarts Valley and warns residents to boil all water. Over past weeks officials have worked to keep the city in safe condition and urge consumers to boil water before use.
The Southern Ohio rate case was postponed from July 11 and reset for September 13. The case will be heard by Judge Examiner Aulie and Examiner Mallen of the Public Utilities Commission. Regional coal movement near Morgantown and Grafton showed mixed strength with 674 eastbound loads and 287 Monongah division loads shifted yesterday. overall shipments were lighter than Tuesday. Personal mentions note Thomas W. Arnette in Pittsburgh and M. L. Taylor in Pittsburgh. A charter was granted to several coal companies including Maine Goberies and Glenola Coal Company with addresses in Morgantown and Philadelphia.
Fragmentary OCR line mentions a tether device and a bip term with unclear context and no clear event or entities. No verifiable names, places, dates, or actions readable for a factual card.
Two separate crashes occurred within three quarters of an hour in Kentlesly City leading to injuries and vehicle damage. Mrs. Kessler’s car slid down Adama street hill and struck a Michigan resident’s touring car, sending Betty Williamson and her mother to a doctor. A second collision near the Watson hotel involved William Smith driving left to avoid blocked street traffic, resulting in minor damage and a reckless driving charge.
Tony Mignagnia popular Ital young man killed in an automobile accident early Sunday will be buried Sunday afternoon at two from First Presbyterian Church. Rev H G Broetzer will conduct. Society Cristoforo Colombo plans body attendance. Americas Legion squads in uniform expected. about 400 to attend. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery with Undertaker R G Jones. Gus Mack organizes funeral arrangements.
In Mier area a number of typhoid fever cases have been reported, mostly recently developed, urging residents to boil city water before use. Dr Crile, city health physician, states that only one case has been confirmed, while others are believed to be related to the water supply.
One week away the Elman Kiwanis hold their annual picnic at Traction Park for members and families. The day centers on the final game of the season against Clarksburg, with a second game slated this afternoon.
Bulgarian thieves entered the Mc Dongahela railway camp below Rivesville and stole valuables from railroad employees. Watches and clothing were among the missing items, with police investigating the afternoon break-in and seeking suspects.
A fragmented column mixes stray phrases about ARCTICS ADDARA an opera with scenes in Seal i Philippines freedom and taxes. It references divorce and alimony, Polish and Russian mentions, a ship of state, diplomacy, and commentary on war profits and prosperity with several garbled lines and incomplete names.
A special Boy Scouts meeting was announced to set plans for a camp program. Leaders include Athletic Director Axthir Dureksdor and Phyaleul Director Kearsley. The meeting will be at My E Church South, nine o clock Monday morning with troop leaders elected. The advance party at the camp will prepare tents, kitchen, sanitation, and life guard duties for the troop camp activities.
M H Sypult longtime Monongah resident dies Tuesday evening at home after a long illness. He was born in Preston County and lived in Monongah about thirty five years. Survived by two children Cora Wallé of Parkersburg and Lillian Close of Norway, two weeks ago his condition worsened. Funeral arrangements pending.
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