Industrial plants resume work amid easing shortages
The United States Glass Company and related plants report workers returning as factories reopen plans and machinery restored. Executives announce favorable appraisals, wage discussions, and continued demand while several works brace for full restart in Wheeling and nearby towns.
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Priedrick
Tula Hulbrook
Navin's Puery
Shestenawood Art Glass Works
Tropkie
Masonic Lodges Report On Apprentices And Camels Entertaining Visit
The city lodges held gatherings with marked progress as apprentices were elevated and new work began. Rates Lodge No 3a, led by Worshipful Brother Ewloy Adams, showcased rough ashlering and dressing of stone. Camel riders arrived to entertain and travel part of the desert voyage, under the guard captain, with all returning safely though some fearing future return.
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Gee Sound
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Mr. Bradley
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Iza
Mr. Daly
Ts Parisian
Eucs
Pylonie
Edorsement
Miss Behan
Chara
Knights of Honor meeting and lodge growth in West Virginia
Alpha chapter reports a lively Thursday turnout with zeal for the next meeting at the Park on Wednesday the 16th. Zone Lodge No. 1 leads in West Virginia as nightly accessions rise. beneficiaries exceed $10,000 paid to widows or heirs in six months, with five dollar per member benefits and ongoing appeal to members and friends of the order.
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West Virginia
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Brooklyn
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Zanesville
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Arry Fowler
Herit
City Opera House
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Hin
London
Brooklyn Bosses Target Players Amid League Rifts
A chaotic review of early baseball politics. Brooklyn management marks players for a ride on the toboggan while critics fear poor performance. Columbus vows to stay in the Association as key figures meet to discuss peace and power, with hints of shifting control and pennant odds.
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von Des Aho
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von Eer
Abe
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Res Re
von der Ahe
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Las
Harn
Mio Goldbagg
Pape
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Baseball notes of wearied arms and bustling trades
The column reports on injured players affecting pennant races, salaries and fading forms, with Beatin and Knauss viewed as weak spots for Cleveland. It covers signings, bids, and Cincinnati to New York transfers, plus horse racing odds and theater world gossip from Broadway to Asbury Park.
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Knauss
Gratitude to Doctors Copeland and Bell in Wheeling
A customer in Martins Ferry Ontario describes relief from catarrh after consulting Doctors Copeland and Bell of 191 Main Street Wheeling. The note praises their pleasant treatment and recommends their methods for ears nose throat and lung diseases.
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Onto
Cor
Hanover Sires
Copeland & Bell
Main Street
Wheeling W. Va
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