Rebels Release Americans Held by Rebels
U S State Department reports release of forty Americans and eighty five rebels held at Tampico. Consul Shay says British owned oil firm workers freed. details unclear if bandits still near property. Summerlin and officials pursue further protection and arrangements for seized assets.
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Ito
State Department
Ifrom
Shay
Tampico
Fecera
Ot Soil Company
Ashington
AL Fouth
Tampico Missiésion
Mexico
Rese
Cortez Oi
Ate
Avwalta
Pecara
Toa Carona Co
Samen Bas
Armericana
Summerlin
Maxity
Aeizire
Sunimerti
Drummer and Xylophonist Misa Falls 1 Featured With Orchestra
Drummer and xylophonist Misa Falls 1 is featured with the Metropolitan Orchestra at the chautauqua program this Sunday. The performer will be accompanied by a full orchestra, enhancing the impact of her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Falls
Metropolitan Orchestra
Chautauqua
Slyaphone
Press to expedite Mexican action on Bielacki bandits
Officials press Mexican authorities to ensure capture and punishment of bandits who seized A. Bruce Bielacki. No delays reported in Bielacki's escape. department receives word today. ADV ad notes 9 Golden Glint Shampoo.
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Eashure
A. Bruce Bielacki
Bielacki
Murder plots in Hamburg bared by police
Hamburg reports reveal the consul organization behind recent infernal machine plots. Former lieutenant Warnecke is identified as the murder squad leader under Munich direction. Twelve top Jewish extraction figures including Theodore Wolff and Max Warburg were targeted for assassination. a private detective linked to the plan is also under arrest.
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Hamburg
Associated Press
Warnecke
Munich
Theodore Wolff
Berliner Tagblatt
Mex Warburg
Peerless Oil Co Incorporation Filed in Marion and Monongalia
A certificate of incorporation for the Peerless Oil Co was filed yesterday with County Clerk Lee N. Satterfield for recording. The company will operate in Marion and Monongalia counties with principal offices in Mannington and engage in general oil and gas business. Capital stock is 700000 dollars, with 500 dollar subscribed and 100 dollars paid in. Incorporators are Jesse Ship, E B Keen of Mannington, Jamies A Meredith, B A Hell of Pairmont, and J Darst of Charleston.
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Peerless Ol Co
Lee N. Satterfield
Marion
Monongalia
Mannington
Incomn
Jesse Shiup
EB. Keen
Jamies A. Meredith
Mrs Stalnaker’s funeral held at Highland Avenue church
The funeral for Mrs Noratha Stalnaker wife of John Stalnaker occurred Wednesday at the Highland Avenue church with Rev R T Brown pastor of the M B Church South officiating. Burial followed in Jones Cemetery by R D Cunningham.
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Stalnaker
Noratha Stalnaker
John Stalnaker
Highland Avenue
Hey
R. T. Brown
M. B. Church
South
Jones Cemetery
R. D. Cunningham
Bravery Medal Sought for Barracuda Heroine at St Petersburg
Miss Mary Butmer may be decorated for bravery after battling a large sea creature that attacked her companion Miss Dorothy McClatchie during a swim at St Petersburg. McClatchie died from her injuries.
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Mary Butmer
Dorothy McClatchie
St. Petersburg
Praise MecClatee
Safe cracking in Wheeling yields $1090
A break in at the Pure Oil Company main station in Wheeling occurred this morning. A safe was blown open and about $100 in cash taken. Police say it appears to be the work of professionals with little evidence left behind. Chief Frazier notes it is the first such incident in Wheeling in five years.
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Prat
Wheeling
Frazier
Good Housekeeping Institute
Hoosier
Last of right of way cases settled in West Virginia
The last of nine right of way cases brought by West Virginia and Maryland Power Co. against Winfield District property owners was settled yesterday. Compromises were reached in the Dawson and Hawkins cases though the settlement amounts were not announced. An order granting judgment for 348.42 was entered in the Tracey Wells Co. vs Marshall and Hibbs trucking partnership case in circuit court. A Fourth of July picnic at Ttection Park was announced with delegations from several towns and a large welcome sign in company cars for Flint Glass Workers.
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West Virginia & Maryland Power Co
Winfield
Dawson
Hawkins
Tracey-Wells Co. A Corporation
Ohio
Charles E. Marshall
Clyde J. Hibbs
Marshall and Hibbs
Trection Park
Wheeling
Cameron
Shinnston
Lumberport
Clarksburg
Weston
Fairmont
Morgantown
Downs
Flint Glass
West Penn takes control of M. P. and R. Co in city deal
Nine West Penn directors join the board replacing ten former M. P. and R. Co leaders who resigned under merger terms. Four old directors remain with George Alexander Walton Milner C. W. Watson and S. Dennam. Former directors J. C. Penhagen J. O. Watson J. E. Watson M. L. Hutchinson S. J. Watson O. E. Swartz and others are noted, with Howard Hardesty and S. B. Miller due back from the Great Lakes to finalize merger arrangements.
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West Penn Co
Pittsburgh
West Penn
Cal Corporation
George Alexander
Walton Milner
C. W. Watson
S. Dennam
Clarksburs
Direc
Propaganda rises as monarchist movement gains steam
June 10 report from Mayence notes increasing monarchistic propaganda in Baxatia. Persistent dispatches indicate Munich could become the storm center of a bid to restore the monarchy with former Crown Prince Rupprecht placed on the throne.
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Mayence
Associates’ Press
Baxatia
Munich
Rupprepbt
Connell Returns After Illness For Parment Chamber
Jos T D Connell secretary of the Parment Chamber of Commerce has returned to his office after a brief illness from tonsillitis. He is still weak but recovering. The board of directors meetings set for this week have been postponed to next week.
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T. D. Connell
Parment Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Mary Shuler Buried After Drowning Near Rivesville
Funeral for Mary Shuler aged 22, who drowned in the Mononghela River near Rivesville, was held at her parents home in Rivesville. Burial followed in the Montana cemetery with pallbearers Carpenter and Ford.
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Mary Shuler
Monongalela Riv
Rivesville
Montana
Jay Carpenter and
Ford
Plan Improvements for Fairmont Post Office
John S Scat postmaster announces sealed proposals due by 2 PM July 15 for labor materials and works to repair plaster interior wood and refinishing at the Fairmont post office building per Post Office Department specifications.
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John’S= Scat
Fairmont
Hatshe
Post Office Department
Scott
Power of Attorney Named for Clark Coal and Coke Co
A recording notice states Frank C. Haymond has been named attorney for the Clark Coal and Coke Co by a paper yesterday Med with County Clerk Lee N. Satterfield for recording.
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Lee N. Satterfield
Frank C. Haymond
Clark Coal and Coke Co
Young girl funeral set for Miss Helen Strensocsky
The funeral for 14 year old Miss Helen Strensocsky of Downs will be held at 10:30 tomorrow from the Polish Catholic Church in Monongah. Burial will follow in Monongah cemetery conducted by Carpenter and Pord. Middleton wins in a close game at Benton's Ferry, 9 to 13.
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Fairmont Postoffice Nine
Fenton's Ferry Club
Jilly
Benton's Ferry
Helen Strensocsky
Downs
Monongah
Carpenter
Pord
Middleton
Middiston
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Jakes
Iransom
Xylophonist
BEL Faulis
Avery
Dluness
Tors Tesigning
J. C. Penhagen
Baltimore
J. O. Watson
Fd, Fenhagen
M. L. Hutchinson
S. J. Watson
J. E. Watson
O. E. Swartz
Howard Hardesty
S. B. Miller
Great Lakes
Mr. Hardesty
Ccks
Vaporus
Mark Twain
Palm Beach
Men’s Athletic Union
Collegian
Kirschbaum
Spiro
State ‘Bank
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