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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1915

Page

2

Berlin Bound Message From distant port

A fragmentary note appears to show a voyage to Berlin with mentions of Washington and a distant departure point. The context is unclear but indicates travel or transmission between nations and cities.

Incomplete prompt reflecting a cryptic legal hearing

The text appears to describe a courtroom proceeding involving immigration, an attorney general or states attorney, and a social prosecution element. It mentions a father, a prom, and a court taking word of a conviction with unclear context and fragmented terms.

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Abundant. o parts ground jothing in Cabazo scorn

Abundant fragments describe a scene in Cabazo with ground objects and scornful attitudes. The readable bits mention pine and sparse detail about people or actions, suggesting a brief, unsettled note. Entities: Cabazo, pine. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes emerge.

Cabazo

Massive truck tragedy in Harrison County jail yard

A large wheel truck driven by an inexperienced chauffeur toppled near the Elk Street bridge in Pike Street, sending six prisoners and two others to the county physician. Rescue workers freed them as a crowd gathered. only four escaped unharmed. Prisoners include Devore Wagner and Villa Burnham, with others named and jailed for various offenses.

Iosay Iton Élea Itithe Sien Devore Wagner Christer Wigner Harrison rAll Bert Stout Luce Wolfe Clarence Vannort John Sierst Tha Deen Autorobil Kissel Clarksburg Pike Elk Street Bridge Motor Transfer Miraculou Villa Burnham Israck Hooker John Reynolde Randmaid

Floyd Kelley Rescues Two From Drowning in New Castle

Floyd Kelley, a Monard Kelly of New Castle, Pa, and brother of M S Kelly and M T Kelly, saved James Stone and Walter Menning from drowning at the second dam. The swimmers went under while watching a boxing match and Kell y, a strong swimmer, entered the water and brought them to shallow water by assisting their clinging to his feet. This is the Kelly boy's third rescue this summer.

Floyd Kelly Monard Kelly New Castle M.S Kelly M. T. Kelly Jame Stone Walter Menning Stone Fleming Boxe Thia Kelly

French War Office Reports Progress in Hostilities

Paris June 16 reports from the French war office state no significant changes in the progress of hostilities. An enemy attack on June 1 against trenches at Queeneviere was repulsed. German artillery fired on Compiegre, two projectiles landed without injuries or damage.

Paris French War Office Queeneviere Compiegre

Firefighter Appeal Raises Questions About Investigation

An incomplete text fragment references a firefighter appeal regarding an investigation. The readable portion hints at scrutiny of procedures or actions, with no clear names, dates, or locations available to confirm specifics. Further context from the original page is needed for a precise headline and summary.

Ackley Leaves Sunday Work Amid Resignation

Bentley D. Ackley longtime secretary and pianist for evangelist Billy Sunday quits the Sunday organization. He cites differences over the revival system and organizational structure. Ackley plans to pursue publishing and recording ventures as exposure of revival practices looms.

Philadelphia Bentley D. Ackley Billy Sunday Benys Ackley Ackley Severance Walter H. Fenley Camden Wi-A Bill

Brother and Sister Declared Insane by Lunacy Commission

Marion county lunacy commission reported Miss Mary Mulvehill and her brother W. M Mulvehill adjudged insane. They were taken to Weston Hospital for observation and treatment after being found unable to care for themselves. The sister and brother, both aged mid forties, were brought to court by J Frank Russell and later returned to relatives. Aged farmer J T Mulvehill supplied details and links the case to prior death attempts.

Mary Mulvehill Mi Mulvehill Runiware Marion County Commission Aga Weston Misa O J.frankc Russell Lagansport Cook Hospital J.T Mulvehill Miss Mulvehill W.M. Mulvehill Dnusie Issi Isi

Legislature May Soon Convene Again

Charleston West Virginia June 15 unofficial belief here that in special session the West Virginia Legislature will be called to consider the decision for the United States supreme court in the Virginia West Virginia debt case. Gov Hatcheld conferred with counsel as to what course to pursue. Should the Legislature be called together again it will be the fourth session and the third special session this year.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia United States H. D. Hatcheld

Princeton Abolishes Compulsory Chapel

June 15 Princeton University trustees voted to abolish compulsory chapel for undergraduates and faculty. A committee report urged voluntary service as preferable, noting students and staff would participate. the action shifts from mandatory Sunday chapel to voluntary attendance.

Princeton N. J Princeton Universityi

Loses Hat Jumps Both Legs Broken at Park Scene

In Butlera on June 15 Johe T sak reportedly jumped from a moving car at Alameda Park and suffered broken legs. The incident left both legs injured while authorities investigate the sequence of events.

Butlera Pa Johe Tsak Qatinbausd Tara AlAmeda Park Jost Hia

Counterfeit Charge Is Not Sustained

Virgil Dilworth of Catro WovVa was brought on a counterfeit money charge in Parkerburg WVa but released after a hearing before U S Commissioner Dorr Casto. The arrest stemmed from finding an old mold set and coins described as queer nickels dimes and quarters.

Parkersburg W. Va Virgil Dilworth Catro WovVa Barej U. S Dorr Casto Dilworth

England Announces Daily Expenditure At $15 Million

London June 15. The House was informed that expenditures in the next three months would not be less than 15 million dollars daily. The report notes a vote of credit for 1.25 billion dollars and highlights the substantial fiscal outlook for the period.

Associated Press London

Americans Wounded Italian in Clarksburg Court Action

In Clarksburg a group including Frank Crissi and Alexander Monroe, all Americans, faced $1,000 bonds on charges of attempted murder after a stabbing incident at a merchant Mustafa's home. The assailants, reportedly drinking, were detained by a deputy sheriff. The report also notes Piedmont West Virginia plans to build a chlorine plant at the water works site.

Clarksburg Sami Tafe Thera Frank Crissi Alexander Monroe Americanai Mustafe Monroe Piedmont W.va el- Hiner Quick Baltimore Water Works Company

Man and Woman Up For Eighthing Shadrick Case

Evening disturbance on Baltimore Tollroad leads to arrests for fighting and disorder. Police report depots with telephoned threats and outcry in the town. Mayoral actions and fines are noted as authorities move to recover costs and restore order.

Bob Shadrick Minnie Teckson Chiat Baltimorepan

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