WakingProgress Ninth Anniversary Yale Wins
Mood says progress on country roads outside city limits. county engineer Me Armstrong reports concrete work along West Fork river road and brick paving plans from Warrenite road to the Hunsaker bridge. Roads from Pine Grove to Bay construction due by July 1. traffic closures planned for two to three weeks during hardening. Yale defeats Harvard in rowing as New London reports Yale varsity eight victory in a four mile race with Harvard close behind.
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War News From Berlin And Paris Fronts Report Shifting Gains
Wireless from Berlin notes German troops making local gains at several points on the west front with Kopacz evacuated and advances near Ste and the river area. Paris reports French counterattacks north of Arras repulsed and ongoing mine work around the Argonne Meuse trenches with heavy bombardment on the Meu and Calonne fronts. In Lorraine and Vosges, German efforts to retake positions were repulsed. A German aviation raid on Zuydcoots caused no damage. Mrs Bailey Nuzum to host Ladies Auxiliary meeting at East Street home.
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President Wilson Sees No Early Peace Prospects
President Wilson reports no hope for a quick peace after months abroad with European leaders. Colonel E V M House, envoy to Europa, conveyed findings from official talks in Berlin Paris and London. The dispatch outlines diplomatic and military views, public opinion, and possible terms under debate among warring nations and peace advocates.
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Europe
Two Ways Of Hitting A Nail Ad Spirit
An ad column contrasts two advertising styles, soft taps versus a decisive hard hit. It argues merchants use both methods to reach the public and promote Chet serie 7 as an example of a broadside, effective approach.
Charge Violation of Narcotic Law in Charleston
Dr. A. F. Richter, a White Subpar Springs physician, faces first Harrison Narcotic Act case in district. Federal arrest, warrant issued by U S Commissioner Joseph Ruffner, preliminary hearing set in Hinton. Investigators allege failure to maintain records of distributed drugs and purchases at Ronceverte.
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United States
Joseph Ruffner
Bacle
Hinton
Internal Department
Roncevette
Three Hundred Thousand Pounds Of Meat Shipped To Poland
CHICAGO June 25 Three hundred thousand pounds of meat were shipped to war sufferers in Poland today by the Poleh Central Relief Committee an organization representing all Polish societies in America. To date 109351 have been collected by the committee to carry on its work. TEN HURT IN EXPLOSION Pittsburgh June Wer probably fatally burned in an explosion of gasoline at the Eetna Explosive Company works in this city. The explosion occurred in a corrugated ice building and the men jumped from the widows while their bodies blazed like torches. The men were taken to a hospital. It is in the Aetna plant that experiments with a new process of manufacturing gasoline are being carried on under government direction. The ordinals of the company have not explained the cause of the explosion. MAKING CARBON TESTS Tests were made today to determine whether the manufacture of urban products as proposed by Col. J. B. Steel can be made commercially profitable. A special committee to investigate the subject appointed by the Chamber of Commerce includes H. J. Heintzelman Thomas Brett and Ray Holbert.
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Chicago
Poland
Poleh Central Relief Committee
America
Associitid
Pittsburgh
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Aetna
Col .J. B. Steel
Thance
Fairmont
Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Heintzelman
Thomas Brett
Ray Holbert
Wages Rise Five Percent At Willlys Overland
Toledo Ohio June 2 The Willlys Overland Auto Company announces a voluntary five percent wage increase for its 10500 employees starting July 18 adding 320000 to the yearly payroll. Refuses writ of error in Charleston West Virginia case involving William Stuart sentenced to be hanged for murder. Supreme Court adjourns summer term to reconvene September 1.
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William Stuart
George Shires
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