Return of Rev Omn and Conference Plans at Fairmont
Several clergy members, including Rev Omn and Alto Presiding Elder Tey, return from conferences and plan meetings at Fairmont. Edits note excitements, appointments to Long Neve and iB Long Neve, and upcoming district conferences. Residents await installations, with many ministers preparing for fall events and church rallies.
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QR. T. Brown
I. E. Inreb
Gouth
Fetiren
Willus
Tey
Martin Raturak
Fairmont
Wallers
Monheon Memorial Church
Ib Long Neve
Thomas Calyaraville
Keyser
Fuirview
Hopson
Mn 2
Iarrison
Ray
Senate
Sto
Broomfield
Roi Wilson
Ploca
Conferance
Pittsburch
Tilly Eaiay
Suathets
Grace Lutheran
Riv
Harof
Fember
Firat
Josland
Brain Mick
By The Way Pally column reflects current venta and frank comment
The column quotes slogans about feeding a hone for 35 0 seals a day and questions revived oldtime popularity. It notes gas prices and hay costs, then cites George Bernard Shaw on debt and war. It mentions a 1915 earth quake remark, disarmament, and global debt figures. A mystery about ancient perpetual lamps is touched with a discovery about soaked wicks.
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Venta
Frank
Chicago
George Bernard Shaw
Mekad
San Francisco
Washington
Fragmentary Observations on Prices and People
Fragmented OCR text notes rising rates and dubious claims about money and honesty. References to Cap on prices, a note of optimism overdue, and vague social commentary mix with garbled phrases about love, Ameri cas Agors, and misheard names. The piece hints at social satire and local concerns without clear events or persons.
Milk Tests Move to City Laboratory Debate
City health officials discuss establishing a milk testing laboratory on the third floor of the city building. W. E. Arnott and 3. B. Miller to locate rooms, equip, and hire staff including a bacteriologist and health officer. Immediate setup urged due to rising milkborne illness, with daily city water tests and occasional milk analyses planned.
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Board of Digectors
W. E. Arnott Aigl Oly
Miller
Agek
Department of Health
United States
Ofo
Tha
Donny Blanks
Monroe Atriat
Conaway
Blunge
Carson
Menage Tn J Travellers
Jefferson
C. Bryans
M. WY. Oriten
Dassacca
J. N. Guakine
Market Street
John Pleming
Johntown
E. M. Cox
East Park Avenue
H. Ford
Gaxton Ave
John Bwooney
Fair[mont Avenue
Morron and
Eycamora Sreets
Arthur “Rowand
Spring Atreat
Hamilton
Lowall Atrest
Upivarsal
Surply, Company
Pesmianion
Merchant Street
Arnett
Clérippinses
Tial
Scott Named Fairmont Postmaster In West Virginia
Special Dispatch reports John S. Scott was today appointed postmaster of Fairmont West Virginia. He was recommended by Congressman Rosenbloom who traveled from Wheeling to advocate for his selection.
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Sjown S.scott
Fairmont
Angora Falls to Greek Forces in Smyrna Dispatch
London Sept 6 report via Reuters from Smyrna states Angora the Turkish capital has fallen to Greek forces in a dramatic turn of events during the current campaign. The inquiry notes the Turkish Nationalist capital was captured as Greek advances continued in the region.
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London
Angora
Smyrna Todas
Labor Day Orators Spark Northern West Virginia Observances
Labor Day celebrations across Northern West Virginia featured miners and leaders addressing crowds. In Fairmont Loop Park hosted Attorney George Dutris of Clarksbure for the main rally, with about 2,000 attendees. Stanley Gwynn chaired. In Gypsy Harriton County, Roy Alello spoke to around 2,000 miners. M L Huptenstal of the United Mine Workers delivered an address in Acgntiued on, pate aerenr ee.
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West
Virginis Sod
Fairmont
Loop Park
Clarkshure
Falr
George Dutris
Clarksbure
Addrens
Stanley Gwynn
Gypay
Harriton County
Zenterday
Roy Alello
M. L. Huptenstal
United Mine Workers of America
Tajured Autoist Removed To Home
W. M. Queen of Glendale near Moundsville was removed today on a B B C train to his home after a collision. He, his wife, and others were injured. Queen appeared to be struck through a windshield. he spent several days at Burns hotel in Fairview before returning home.
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W. M.queen
Glendale
Moundsville
B.bc
Burns Hotel
Fairview
Baling
Hare
Guess
Dakota Mine Worker Dies in Auto Crash at Uniontown
The body of a former Dakota mine employee killed in an automobile wreck near Uniontown yesterday arrived for burial. The deceased, identified as a mine worker, had been employed at the Dakota mines. The accident occurred as the vehicle overturned and one other person was injured. Funeral arrangements were being made by the Towed undertaking establishment.
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Uniontown
Dakota
FE. C
Lascar
Fusbich
Wendell
Jaucther
Coal Production and Coal Cars Report From Labor Day Week
A historical notice details daily coal movement with the Monongahela and Western Maryland railways. It notes reduced loading on Labor Day, idle mines, and varying shipments across regions including Fairmont, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania districts. The report tracks weekly totals, idle mines, and ongoing recovery post holiday.
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By& Oj
Greme
Megantown
Wheeling
Maryland
Monongahela
West Virginia
Charleston
Pennsylvania
Monongahela Railway
Tha ‘Walrmont
Bod
Western Maryland Railway
W. Mi
W. M
Weatren Marrigad
Garshy
Waestarm Margipaul
Kabk
Carrot Coker
H.W
Nisl
Oh Listen Flere Weather Memoir From City Elder Statesman
A fragmented historical note laments changes in weather governance under Mr Hall. It recalls the summer’s heat, garden chores, and public mood, praising tenure while humorously critiquing weather policy and forecasts amid town life and civic rhythms.
New Members For Billy Sunday Club Luncheon
A report on Billy Sunday Club gatherings notes two well attended luncheons, near two dozen attendees per meeting, and several new members joining. Meetings in Worthington and Mantarta are mentioned with distinct counts and ongoing club activity.
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Billy
Tit. CO. AL
Can-ad Mentans
Worthingtoms
Thaisware Lt
Sfabat thaWort
Circuit Court Opens In Mungo County Washington
Circuit court proceedings begin as withdrawal orders move the twenty sixth regiment of infantry and related units from West Virginia fields. President announces approval of returns and war department reports indicate rapid redeployment of forces amid ongoing military actions.
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Washington
Ienta
West
Viginia
Banineha
Bund
Army seizes control at Boone Logan border
U S Army held complete control along the Boone Logan border with quiet conditions reported. Dispatches described minimal tension at Tug River and Fork Ridge, noting no serious danger and indicating federal forces were deployed into the state.
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U.S. Army
Sharleston
Boone-Logan County
Protariagesiera
Tugiver
Ea Fork Ridge
Use County
United States Sexa
Anat
Not a body Norn Madison report on 40 killed soldiers
Reports claim 40 men killed near Boone Logen county line. federal troops conducted a 16 mile search along Spruce Fork Ridge. Go Governor Martin ordered further verification. however, no bodies found and authorities say the attack remains unsubstantiated.
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Madison
Boone Logen
Odey
Spruce Fork Ridge
Martin
Mingo county circuit court opens with War-era killings case
The September term of the Mingo County circuit court opened today focusing on cases tied to the 1920 Matewan battle. Attorney Stokes urged the court to clear the docket as several indictments loom including deaths of private detectives and town residents. Keeney and Mooney, named officials, are set for trial after a grand jury indictment last week.
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Iliaambud
Mingo County
Stokes
Tri Sf
Sma
C.F. Keeney
Oe Ee
HS Ab Amera
Keeney
Mooney
Apening
Missing details from river shooting trial at dockside
Fragmentary OCR notes report a river shooting incident near the Tog River and references to David Rabby, Miners Union organizer, and an indictment. Names include William McMullen and police chief Sid Bathal of Matewsa. No clear dates or outcomes are preserved.
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David “Rabby
Uni Lan
Changiiui
Sid
Auditorium Renovation Progress At Fairmont High School
Officials report rapid progress on improvements to the Fairmont High School auditorium. The project, costing about 34,000 dollars, aims to complete the seating reconfiguration and stage upgrades for occupancy. Virginia School Supply and local firms provide operated fixtures and decorative work to ready the space for student gatherings and events.
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Rapala
Fairmont High School
Adeltinis Ai
Virginia
Haro
Mburatay
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