Fairmont Prepares Troops as Carranza Yields
Troops from Morgantown and Littleton mobilize at Fairmont before marching to Clarksburg and then to Camp Kanawha near the state capital. Local militia moved from Jackson Street to the station around 1 30 PM with a 2 30 PM train departure. Despite a large crowd, the send off was quiet, without drums, as residents gathered along Cleveland Avenue Main and Madison.
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Fairmont
United States
Morgantown
Littleton
Clarksburg
Weston
Burnsville
Camp Kanawha
Jackson Street
Baltiimore and Ohio Railroad
Cleveland Avenue
Main
Madison
Prison in Chihuahua Where U S Soldiers Captured at Carrizal
Reports from Washington indicate a plea by the United States and the Mexican government over the Carrizal prisoners. Officials consider mobilization options as border tensions rise while threats of further action loom.
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Must
Chihuahua
U. S
Carrizal
Arie
Mexica
Mexico
Ampericom
Chil
Fairmont Guardsmen Head South After Departure
Fairmont guardsmen depart for the south amid late hour crowds at the armory. Captain Carskaddon and Captain Thrall lead Company 1 movement with many mothers and children watching as troops march to Charleston and Morgantown trains.
Captured Troopers Safely Returned
Twenty three negro troopers of the Tenth Cavalry and others captured by Mexicans at Carrizeli were confined in Chihuahua penitentiary and brought to the border at noon today, then turned over to American military authorities.
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EL Pago
Cavaley
Carrizeli
Chichuahua
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Sudden changes in plans at the Adjutant General office led to a last minute municipal display honoring National Guard members from West Vitetata about to begin their service. A parade through Path. MONE featured Mayor Bowen, the State uniform display, and a crowd cheering as troops and policemen marched, with women in bright clothing observing along Palimont.
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the Wemboye
National Guard of
West Vitetata
Bond
Bowen
Mbyor
Tinswan
Phin Toys
Morning at Armory Ends in Tragic Row of Wives and Guards
The Armory gathering for Corporal Joseph A. Hursington and Mary Avie Powell Teagarsen ended in tragedy as Corporal Harrington collapsed during the ceremony. He later died in the presence of fellow guardsmen and mourners. Eight garrisoned men and their families faced unexpected loss as the event shifted from celebration to solemnity.
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Joseph A. Hursington
Aly Jocal Guarda
Hurrington
Miny Avie Powel Teagarsen
Mannington
United
Elavas
Alva
Marrington
Tmarrington
Thors Nung
Tinger
Ser Fant Lenlere Shurrata
Chie
Wayne Bormian
Yous Benedicts
Ray Arnett
K. G.,conaway
Noother
Jeavan
W. Li. Donald
Company
Uldufhls
Tenia
Fy Brothers
Charles
Joseph
Varna Watson
Togorn
Wien
Stetteniant
Lins ‘Yeern
Foment Tausbing
the Focal Armory
Woman's Hospital Association Meeting at Cool Hospital
The Woman's Hospital Association at Falrioont will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30 at the Cool hospital on Gat tom avenue. The agenda covers reviewing work accomplished in recent months and plans for future improvements. a social hour will follow. All members urged to attend.
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Woman's Jospital Association
Falrioont
Hesday Attursoon
Jnteroek
Te Cool Hospital
Gattom Avenue
Thy Purpoes
Hretofgre
Tha
Avery
Tia Beriaat
Hoeplal Ekroggh
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Guardsmen Must Take Federal Oath
Boston dispatch reports Adjutant Gene Ora Cole announced a War Department communication stating militia members returning to federal service on presidential command are subject to court martial. General Cole said oath-taking would be ordered, following the department’s interpretation of the law.
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Associated Prova
Boston
Gene Ora Cole
War J Department
Mallltin
Cola
Fifa
Cann Framinghara
Weather report and social note from Clarksburg
Local weather readings show the day sunny with temperatures around 62 at Sara saya, 67 in the afternoon and 61 at night. A social note records visitors Trainor of Saline, Ruth Kemper of New York, Irma Childers of Salm, and Miss Murhy Davis of Clarksburg among friends in the city today.
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West Virginia
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Hall
Sariysaay
Einparsino
Vialtora
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Trainor
Salani
Mian
Ruth Kemper
New York
Wiha Irma Childets
Salm
Mhury Davia
Clarksburg
Wea Diey
Friends
Ty Thin Eltyy Taday
Race for Big Prizes Grows Warmer as End Draws Nigh
The race for substantial prizes in West Virginia’s 7,000 Club heats up as end dates approach. Candidates near the top face competition. persistence and hustle key, with votes tied to subscriptions and a planned cutback on free vote coupons.
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Ehloh
West Virginian
Clong
Nally Couns
Mlenaud
Erin
Decauee
Manny
Thousaniy
Jahear
Sakuriay
Daniel Wade Died Early This Month in Barrackville
Local notice reports the death of Daniel Wade in Barrackville with scattered details about his family. Julie Wade and Wade VanGuder are mentioned in connection to the event, with references to prior ties and a union, though wording is fragmented and some specifics are unclear.
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Len Minialse
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Theally
Carskaddon
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Gil
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Charen
Thralie Fapekarga
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Filey
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Parker
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Ernest Harent
Ora A. Arnott
Harry McCray
George Loughey
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Lamitten
John Stewart
Ray Johnsen
Chas.’ Karey
May Barry
William ‘Collins
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Harold Taonberger
Harold Abrom
S. J. Vanmtar
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Frank Morwin
Joseph Marrington
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Jean J. Nalcomb
Charles Edwards
Barl Layman
Jack A. Vanmotor
Pail Carder
Carl Monro
Miurantin
Earl Grown
Thomas Spener
Karl Doll
Herbert Smith
Ernest Auhcratt
Andra J. Johnson
Cuiatem Merriteld
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Thomas C. Binder
Paul Raymond
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Haabell
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Milton Thorn
C. R Phiarty
Francis Totty
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Richard C. Carwhaddon
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William T. Donald
Joseph Watson
Garey Thoman
Wayne Watson
Cooks
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Atyert Say
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Gores Bartholow
J.T Binckwell
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Charing Waines
J. J. Weekly
Bryan Tounent
K. G. Dorlas
John Coffey
Aon
Paul Coffey
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Franks Palmer
Swisher
Fairmonters
Page Muni
Armory
Massachusetts
Csi Ga Este
Daniel Wade
Barrackville
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Mr. Wai Morning
Danial Wade
Julie Wade
Wade VanGuder
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