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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
8
A list of visitors and locals traveling to and from Bluefield is recorded with names from Welch Bramwell Roanoke Tazewell Falls Mills Powhatan Wytheville St. Clair and Radford. Notables include Dr Jesse Kale Mrs M E Reeder W H Henderson W N Cole and J R Schick among others. Engagements range from family visits to coalfield business trips.
EF. BAKER announces intent to seek renomination for the Seventh Senatorial District to succeed himself. He pledges to support the Republican ticket if nominated and to use his influence to protect and promote constituents’ interests in business and morals. He notes convention action is pending.
School Superintendent J F Wolroyd announces candidacy for Mercer county free schools superintendent subject to the Republican primary on June 15 1910 He pledges faithful performance of duties if nominated and elected published 4 22 1f James F Holroyd
J B Martin announces candidacy for West Virginia state senator on the Republican ticket. He says he seeks party nomination and pledges to serve the people to the best of his ability if elected, responding to Republican voters in the seventh district.
Sam N. Worley announces his candidacy for secretary of the Republican county committee in the upcoming primary on June 11. He asks for the support of party friends and members.
A letter requests support for Isaac T. Mann as County Republican Chairman, noting the primary on June 7 and pledging fair, impartial duties if elected.
George L. Dillard announces his candidacy to succeed himself as justice of the peace in Beaver Pond district. The bid is subject to the Democratic convention in Bluefield on July 9, 1910.
W P Hawley announces seeking the Republican nomination for the county House of Delegates subject to the nominating convention or primary. He states commitment to represent the county to his best ability and endorses Republican principles while citing his legislative record. He respectfully solicits support from friends and party members.
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