By The Way column touches London navy dispute and social issues
The column rails against interference by Sinn Fein and supports the American Legion stance in a Navy secretary dispute. It also comments on Atlantic City social life, hotel living conditions, and a broad mix of wartime and postwar concerns. The piece weaves political, cultural, and moral observations with scattered notes on civic life, health services, and public figures.
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London
Sirta Fs Bees
American Legion
Secretary of the Navy
Ollside
Hess
Commissioner Daugherty in region today with miners
A report notes Commissioner Daugherty in Farmington and Jefferson area testing scales with Jamison Coal & Coke Company. Inspectors, miners, and factory officials join a field trip to port facilities and mines. The visit aims to assess weigh scales and ensure accuracy amid ongoing export activity and labor tension.
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G. F. Daugherty
Charleston
Minn
Jamison Coat & Cok Company
Farmington
Perton
Oublc
Margantowy
G.W. Barkins
Staudand Leilh
Pitabureh
J. de Bhott
Munfield
Ogmunia
Sunghorty
Imines
Wallas
Farmers Hesitate to Buy Coal Amid Market Shuffle
The report notes farmers show little urgency in coal purchases despite large shipments in Chicago and Monongahela regions. It cites J J Laughlin and Thurman Pedora, with production figures across Ferrmont, Mononga, and West Virginia rail divisions, including daily loads and weekly totals, amid lingering British miners’ strike effects and variable demand.
Greeks Forcing U S Citizens Into Army
Reports from Smyrna allege Greek authorities compel American citizens to serve in the Greek army. U S officials and the American consul in Greece protest such practices, citing kidnappings, passport confiscations, and detention of nationals, with cases noted in Athens, Valletta and other ports.
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Athens
Americas Coum
John Hall Dies After Paralyzing Stroke at Home
John Hall aged 40, a well known local figure, died at 10 this morning at his Bell Ruon home after a stroke that left him paralyzed. A former Monon Power and Mall Way employee, Hall leaves a widow Miss Aya Gattain and a daughter aged 14, plus two sisters and a brother. Funeral set for Sunday at 3:30 p.m. from his father in law I. Gattain's residence, with burial at Wood-Javery cemetery. Also noted, city planning official Maidmoor reports upcoming annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.
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John Hall
Bell Huwnstor
Paratyala
Hall Putfarad
Paralyala
Hall
Yaie Ho
Mononxbela Power
Mall Way Company
Ami
Aya Gattaln
Oossup
Kanpeth Agnt
Slaters
Irs
Mexander Rikwidatter
Gattain
Bell Roo
Jy Wood- Javery Cemetery
C. Jonas
Lutherans to Picnick Today At Palatine Church
An annual church supper at Palatine Baptist Church was held yesterday evening after a delayed schedule. Dr. P B Purttiton, former W U president, delivered a meandering talk as the crowd enjoyed a thin program. Grace Lutheran plans a large Sunday school event this afternoon, with expected crowds and activities for children.
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Palatine Baptist Church
P. B. Purtitton
Grace Lutheran Church
Gamun
M. BH
Epworth Draguy
J.C. Buckley
Shenandoah Vailey
Laying New Steam Line at Station Workmen Work on Aldarane Line
Workmen today were laying a new steam line between the B1 and O humangar mation and the trail house. Last winter the steam line hurt. Two people want to Washington DC on the B&O excor.
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B1 & O
Washington, D.C
B&o
Narrow road dispute ends in arrests near White Rock
A quarrel over right of way on White Rock road near Ames escalated at about 4 30 pm Saturday. Maryland and Pennsylvania men say a Ford coupe was forced off the road by two others in a large car. revolver brandished, shots fired, two men wounded. Arrests followed as two suspects and a third implicated. Police say both groups claimed they were traveling to the city.
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Aurring
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Tanya Wiliorawf
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Servien
Dean Dozon
Igeeibic
Eitabo
Etry
Thor- Ppa
Petunrusin
Moleo
Jfeven
Dion
Fermallen
Walt” Muscu
Wei
Atlantic City
Bet Prise
Rome
Arden
Sidimarinion
Wall
Aula Bates
Myers
Tillon
Walla
Traiture
Simall
Remtitie
River Lee
Wu River
Billig
Maryland
Pennsylvania
White Rock
Ogether
J. J. Moanier
O'vlouk Yentors
Afteesiaon
Merwin Gilvarman
Charlon McCain
Monanguh
F Ames
Nan | Huttis
Revaiver
Thalr -Younanaton
Silverman
F. Bvander
Taint
Aatoamon Fee Pannessylveuse
Chinraua
Coatganion
Ron Muuxnon
C. Mungrove
John Dirlkel
Marvos
W. Mason, Jr
Allaene Mungrave
Fire Hazard Warning On Toy Balloons In City
New York officials warn toy balloons pose a fire hazard due to flammable chemicals. A proposed ordinance would ban sale and distribution and seek immediate board of aldermen action to curb the risk after a local blaze sparked by a balloon.
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New York
Luna
Ortins
Board of
Uldormen
East Side Alumni Banquet Tonight at Masonic Temple
East Side alumni gather for the 1921 association banquet at the Masonic Temple tonight at 1 o'clock. About 68 graduates of the 1921 class are expected to attend with invited guests from the association. A program is planned with music by an excellent orchestra and remarks by Prof. We Hoatead, superintendent of the school.
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Amnu Ulviwal Association
Ba Huld Qhia
Masonic
Earl x Noche Cove
Ciana
Hoatead
Seborl
Government of_phipps faces bankruptcy crisis
Washington June 1 2 major generals Leonard Wood and Forbes warned Philippine government to act immediately on a bill to raise the debt limit from 11 000 000 to 26 000 000. They said the colonial treasury and public creditors require deposits to cover interest and principal amid dire financial strain. Individual names and some words are misspelled in the source text.
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Hicago Music Lowery
Mer
Loning
Macy Garcon
Tex Rickard
Mary
Washington
Ganda Leonard Wood
Forbes
W Oableian
Ranam
Weel
Foren
Fa Aaland
Lala
Work begins Monday on new building project
Construction to start Monday on a brick building at the corner of Madison and Unda. The project, approved by the board of directors, awards the contract to Lumber Company of the city. The American Investment Company, including Thomas Dutul, Mike Romino, Martin Dalle, Jon Pusey, and Frank Manin, oversees the work. Completion is set for October.
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Elory
Cormer
Madison Vutrenta
Tor
Wbleh
Diractora
Ara
Toner Lumber, Company
Hit Elty
Poxatchie Anand
Amarican
Invaxttien
Company Iy
Thomas Dutullo
Mike Romino
Martin Dalle
Valmmont
Jon Pusey
Frank Manin
Monongal
Program Arranged for the Institute in Marlon County
The institution in Marlon County schedules a ten day program starting August 29 with instructors from the township and nearby districts. The agenda includes common branches, physical education, and civic instruction led by H R Bow and Supt U Baker.
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Hues Hen
Washington
U. Baker
Manvfield
Ohio
John F. Hamilton Dies in 79th Year
John F. Hamilton, a highly regarded resident of View Street, died suddenly at his home. He was 79 and survived by three brothers and one sister. Known locally as a man of high integrity and kindness, his death follows a period when he planned to attend Easter services. Burial was arranged by Codertiker R. L Cunningham and J.
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Dob F. Sturnitta
Thi Rity
Joupph Ogugheris
View Street
Ani Marie Rex Hamilton
Nilla
Goorna W
Mots
Joshua
Minhouyl
Norval
Kanans
Ella Guymon
Munem
Codertiker
R. L Cunningham
Kiwanians Headed to Cleveland for International Meet
Local Kiwanis members plan to attend the Cleveland international convention, joining Mr. and Mrs. Law N. Batterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Han Block, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Osgood, and other locals. They will wear badges, sing songs by M. C. Lough, distribute stamped can ta, and carry a Kiwanian banner.
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Mra
Law N. Batterfield
Mmm
Han Block
Dave Osgood
Tad Bra
Net
Voooold
Mee
MM. C. Lough
EinBead
London Wire-Cutting Campaign Reported Across City
A confused Dublin style blurb notes widespread wire cutting around London. It mentions signals, stairs, and a march of disrupted utilities. Individuals linked to the campaign are named, with arrests reportedly occurring involving local authorities.
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London
Glalenon
Mat
Fenners
Diver Drowns in Own Suit During Rescue Effort
A diver drowned while attempting to rescue a drowning man in a river. The incident occurred at an unspecified location after a person was pulled from the water by bystanders. Authorities began an investigation into the sequence of events and the diver's actions.
Bellview Troop Meeting Reports and Plans
A wartime era scout troop notes meeting and activities at Bellview. Items include turnout, projects, and planned outdoor trip details with emphasis on troop progress, gear, and safety steps for the boys.
Untitled Local Dispute Vague in OCR Text
A garbled OCR excerpt reports an incident involving Mayor Arnottesmaine and Acting Mayor Ming. Names and events are unclear due to broken text. a brief police count is mentioned with no clear outcome.
Liquor Cases Before Justices In Local Court
A jittery court report details liquor cases before the justices, including a man fined for marijuana possession and another charged with drunkenness. It notes an appeal filed, attorneys representing the defendants, and a deputy sheriff arresting a suspect, all within a county setting.
Notice Lists Taxes at County Court House Front Door
OCR transcription shows a notice listing persons and property for county taxes. Tax due dates or payment location are referenced as the sheriff's office. The message indicates taxes may be paid at the sheriff's office, with access at the court house doors.
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Shoritrs
Bridge Picture Supplement Adds Notable Copy With May Supplement
In response to demand for additional copy of the large nonplate picture of unw bridge a May 2 supplement was distributed. The Virginian newsroom supplied the picture and the supplement, with details hedged upon inspection by the Wat officer. The text appears to discuss distribution and authority without graphic description.
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Unw
Local ballot results show narrow majority for proposal
A fragmented OCR reads Tim raault of Tha 'at Gtnelal scioou for aconplanes of the Tone the vote gave maority for a iris. Despite garbled text, the core note indicates a local vote outcome with a leading figure and stray terms suggesting a proposal related to tones or plans.
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Tim Raault
Tha
Gtnelal Scioou
Aconplanes
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