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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

2

Economy notes small gains amid idle concerns

The report notes a mixed year with some districts holding steady while unemployment remains a concern. Despite layoffs, production and demand show marginal improvement, yet overall activity remains constrained.

Appreciation for chief and council after election

Vague remarks express appreciation for the chief and council. The assembly will honor the leadership and mention the expected board estimate, noting Brown and R as election participants. The fragment hints at gratitude and future governance.

Brown

Austrians Lose Preemyal Fortress in Galicia to Russians

Russian forces captured the great Austro Hungarian fortress at Preemyal between Lemerg and Cracow in Galicia after a siege of 201 days. In the ensuing fighting Austrians and Germans pressed attempts to retake the position, with forts around the fortress reported as captured and large numbers of Austrian troops and officers surrendering.

Preys Vibnus London Praemyslia Preemyal Lemerg Cracow Galicia Eincaly Cracow i Szemyel

Italian King Offers Mediation Between Russia and Romania

Paris June 3 Associated Press reports King Victor Emmanuel of Italy has offered his services as an intermediary in the adjustment of territorial questions arising between Russia and Romania, according to Milan newspapers.

Associated Tress Paris Victor Emmapuel Italy Hie Russia Romania Milan

French War Office reports limited changes in ArRrh Notre Dame area

Paris reports artillery and infantry actions last night in the region north of ArRh and east of Notre Dame, with no decisive shifts in positions. Labyrinth fighting and minor advances noted. nine officers and forty under officers named in a separate list. Rome reports premier Alessandra’s address on safeguarding Italy’s vital interests and plans for civilian relief.

Associated Press Paris French’ War Arrh Notre’ Dame den Loretta Officera Rome Via Parle Alandra

War duties at home and abroad echo in premier speech

The premier argues war imposes duties on civilians and soldiers alike, urging national effort and continued support at home. He stresses that every class must feel the war’s just cause and the sanctity of national service.

Fatal shooting during home revolver lesson in Homestead

Nicholas Harlinki, 29, of 211 Dickson Street, Homestead, was fatally shot yesterday morning at West Penn Hospital after police say he and his wife were practicing with a revolver in their cellar. Mrs Harlinki was exonerated.

Pittsburgh Nicholas’ Harlinky Dickson Street West Penn’ Hospital Harlinki Harlink

Fairview Plans July Fourth Celebration Revival

Fairview officials outlined a traditional Fourth of July program at a mass meeting in the town hall. Committees were formed to arrange events and a homecoming feature aims to attract former residents back to the town for the one day celebration.

Fairview

Derby Day Omitted as London Observes Quiet Eclipse

A chaotic jumble of OCR text notes the Derby at Epson being omitted this year. It references London citizens feeling the loss of a long celebrated event once attended by monarchs, including King Albert, and mentions various unrelated fragments about West Virginia and Pittsburgh.

Associated Pres.s London Epson Albert Svary

Prediction of San Francisco Destruction Prompts Alarm

LexingtonKy June 3 1914 Maysville Water Works official August Schaeffer warned of dire events in the coming four weeks claiming San Francisco would face near destruction from volcanic disturbances and a massive loss of life. He forecast New York and other cities threatened by flooding and similar disasters.

Lexington August Schaeffer Maysville York

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