Republican Ticket For West Virginia Campaign List
The Daily Telegraph lists Taft Sherman Swisher Reed and others for state and local offices. It names candidates for Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Superintendent of Schools Congress Judges State Senate Sheriff House of Delegates Prosecuting Attorney Clerk County Court Assessor Surveyor Justices of the Peace and members of the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Taft
Ohio
James 8. Sherman
New York
W. Swisher
Marion
Stuart F. Reed
Harrison
J. 8. Durst
Jackson
E. L. Long
McDowell
W. G. Conley
Preston
M. P. Shawkey
Kanawha
Congress
Jas. A. Hughes
Cabell
Court of Appeals
BE. Robinson
W. N. Miller
L. J. Williams
Senate
A. W. Holmes
Board of Education
G. A. Shirey
W. H. Pennington
F. C. Haley
Mirthful snippets drift from the summer page
The passage quips about weather, moths, and fashion as it muses on politics in Peru, coal price regulation in Oklahoma, airship garages, and possible shifts in George Goulds interests. The tone is ironic and locally observational.
Banking law seen through Bryan remarks on Bonaparte view
Oklahoma awaits Mr Bryan's forthcoming remarks on Attorney General Bonaparte's opinion as the best measure of a good banking law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Bryan
Bonaparte
New Jersey Man Salutes Bryan as Bright Star
Clarence Atkinson of New Jersey calls Bryan bright and pure as a star though he omits any team or company. The remark appears in a humorous capitol city newspaper tone.
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New
Arcade
South 15Th Street
Philadelphia
Broadway
New York City
N. Y
Citizens’ Bank
Hughes Revolt Allegations Targeted by Scherr Papers
The Scherr papers across the state, aided by a few Democratic travelers, push claims of Congressman James A Hughes leading a revolt at the district convention in Ceredo Saturday. Huntington Dispatch denounces the reports as malicious and calumnious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scherr
James A Hughes
Ceredo
Seherr
Hughes
Huntington Dispatch
Duty on Paper Pulp Debate Shakes Portsmouth Times
The Portsmouth Times questions tariff stance amid a New York paper trust profit report of seventeen million dollars. It argues editors should examine policies, noting past support for Bryan and Parker, and contemplates whether the paper should push for revenue tariff or free trade, while highlighting potential savings from removing the paper pulp duty.
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Paper
New York Exchange
Portsmouth
Ohio Times
Paper Trust
Bryan
Portsmouth Times
Parker
The
Times
Unanimous Panamanian President Obaldia Elected
Panama reports Senor Don Jose Domingo Obaldia elected president with unanimous support across the republic. Observers note possible management but deem the result remarkable and a sign of public happiness for a leader chosen without opposition. The piece contrasts with historic near-unanimities in other nations.
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Republic of
Panama
Senor
Jose Domingo Obaldia
United States
Obaidia
Judge Parker
France
Napoleon III
Obaldia
Normal and Business College Ad in Bluefield WV
An advertisement invites enrollment for all round office training courses including shorthand bookkeeping mathematics and other subjects. The musical department offers voice piano organ cornet violin clarinet and other band instruments at Bluefield West Virginia Normal and Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal and Business College
Hluefield
W. Va
West Virginia to hold election for two Supreme Court judges
Governor Dawson orders a statewide vote on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1916 to fill two vacant Supreme Court of Appeals seats formerly held by Frank Cox and Joseph M. Sanders. The writ directs publication in every county for four weeks before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
West Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
Frank Cox
Joseph M. Sanders
I. W. M. O. Dawson
Charleston
Proclamation for West Virginia Attorney General Election
Governor Dawson orders a statewide election at all precincts on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November to fill the unexpired term of the late Attorney General C W May. The proclamation cites legal authority and details the vacancy caused by May's death and appointment to fill the post temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
West Virginia
C. W. May
O. Dawson
Genera
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W. V
Daily Telegraph
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Norriman
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J. Cheney & CO
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Southern
Ansted & Burk CO
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Jersey
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J. E. Martin
Apply Martin's Drug Store
Care Daily Telegraph
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Co. W. Swisher
S. M. Smith Insurance Agency
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J. B. Jenkins
West End
Park Place
Tazewell Street
Booker & Crenshaw
Yirc
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Chesapeake and Ohio
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Norfolk and Western
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Virginia
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Norfolk and Western Railway
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Roenoke
the Home Furniture Co
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W.va
Thornton Bldg
Princeton Avenue
R. L. Speas
BBC
Kelly & Moyers
M. Smith Insurancs Agency
L. G. Toney
Edward Cooper
H. C. Donaldson
Sec
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Kelly & Moyer Bd’'G
Cream of
Lazarus Club
Bluefield Water Works
WM. McCarthy
Eng’r & Sup
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Chicago, Ill
Stockton Hotel
Cape May
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WM. M. C. Dawson
Secretary
C. C. B. Pocahontas
United States Geological Survey
Pocahontas
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
United States Navy
Castner, Curran & Bullitt
C. B. Pocahontas Smokeless Coal
Congress Street
Beston
Mags
Peeve Pardise
Erry Boaneth Ragland
Flat Top Insurance Agency, — General Insurance
Luefield
Cahontas Coal
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