Republican primary filing and fees demanded in 1914
The Republican county committee at Princeton requires candidates to file notice with secretary treasurer S N Worley and pay fees totaling up to 25 dollars for various offices by noon June 27 1914. Failure to pay forfeits ballot inclusion. a post primary meeting will canvass results and declare nominees with the highest votes.
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S. N. Worley
Bluefield
West Virginia
Besnaaieu
Republican County Executive Committee
Princeton
Mercer
Circuit Court
Republican State Committee of
Republican Primary Election Call for Mercer County
A notice announces a Republican primary election for Mercer County. It directs voters to participate on the scheduled date and outlines eligibility, voting location guidelines, and submission rules for petitions and candidacy.
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Mercer
Love quotes from Augustus Hare
A compact aphorism about love and knowledge attributed to Augustus Hare. It frames knowledge as the parent of love wisdom and love itself in a concise sentiment.
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Augustus Hare
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement From Indiana Lady
Mrs. Roe Green of Wabash Indiana reports two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets gave splendid relief for stomach trouble and constipation. She says she has never seen their equal and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Roe Green
Wabash, Ind
Baseball Roundup Trails and Triumphs Across Leagues
In Detroit Chicago opens with a 3 to 2 win over the Tigers as Benz Faber and Shaw lead pitching. Boston splits a Philadelphia doubleheader 7 1 and 7 2. Washington shuts out New York 1 0 behind Boehling. St Louis and Cleveland rained out while Philadelphia and Brooklyn post varied results. Pittsburg bests St Louis 4 1 as Chicago tops Cincinnati 10 7 amid a near riot. Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 7 6 in others with more action through the day. President Gilmore meets Ty Cobb in Buffalo denying offers to switch leagues. Bluefield holds Pocahontas to a one run deficit as Kee and Prince homer and Jennings struggles on mound.
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Griner
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Chase and Cobb Umpiring Move Sparks Federal League Question
President Gilmore said Cobb left to umpire a game while the legality of his joining the Buffalo Federals is unresolved. He aids Chase in seeking to lift the Chicago White Sox injunction in New York state. Papers to vacate the injunction likely to be served within five days. No games will be played pending litigation.
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Gilmore
Chase
Chicago White Sox
Buffalo Federals
New York State
White Sox
Brooklyn bats overwhelm Baltimore in Federal League tilt
Brooklyn started strong and defeated Baltimore 11 to 2 as Finneran and Land plus Wilhelm, Conley, Yount and Jack contribute on offense. Buffalo Pittsburg game was postponed with no other Federal League games scheduled.
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Hart
Rhe Siecesseh
Finneran
Land
Wilhelm
Conley
Yount
Jacklitseh
Buffalo-Pittsburg
Tazewell Tops Bramwell in Five-Set Rally at Cramwell
Tazewell defeated Bramwell in a five set match at Cramwell with Battimore earning an ace and Jamieson Baker contributing for Bramwell. Final scoreline shows 6-2 6-3 7-5, 4.
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Tazewell
Bramwell
Jamieson Baker
Battimore
Powhatan Dominates Huger Then Faces Jenkin Jones
Powhatan defeats Huger 6 to 3 at Huger grounds with Guy pitching and Pettis catching. Conway hits Powhatan only homer as Huger scores all runs on errors. Neal plays left field well. Powhatan improves to eleven wins in thirteen games with a 846 percentage.
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Huger
Powhatan
Guy
Bd Pettis
Neal
Conway
Jenkin Jones
Drowning Follows Baseball Injury in Maryland Creek
In Hagerstown Maryland on June 29 Maxer Poper, nineteen, was drowned after cramps while swimming in Antietam Creek at Security. He had been struck earlier by a baseball and was swimming between Murray and Leslie Foulke when he sank after throwing up his hands, pulling a Foulke brother under water. Four companions could not save him.
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Hagerstown
Antietam Creek
Maxer Poper
Murray
Leslie Foulke
Foulke
Poper
Golf Fourth of July Tournament Planned at Bluefield
George Dunglinson announces an all day golf outing at Bluefield Country Club on July 4 with six events starting at 9 am. Participants should bring lunch. prizes include golf clubs and golf balls for top places in each event.
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Bluefield Country Club
George Dunglinson
Mashie
Blue Grass Drouth Ravages Russell County Area
A severe drought grips the Clinch Valley near Honaker in a twenty five mile square region. No rain for two months with only a brief sprinkle, soil dusts, bluegrass burned to the roots and grazing nearly abandoned. Farmers warn that if rain does not come soon the corn crop may fail and farming halts across the area. In Russell county's west end rainfalls have been so heavy that crops cannot be tended.
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Clinch Valley
Honaker
Russell County
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Aid
An advertisement urges readers to replace calomel with Dodson's Liver Tone claiming it revives a sluggish liver, relieves constipation and biliousness without pain or side effects. It promises a refund if not satisfied and notes Oxford University will send a Siberian tribe origin expedition with a Polish guide.
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Dodson
Oxford University
Siberia
Swift's Specific touted for rheumatism cure in ads
An advertisement extols 8 8 8 as a universal blood remedy for rheumatism claiming it cleanses the blood and cures various forms. It warns against substitutes and invites readers to write to The Swift Specific Co for confidential medical consultation.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Bidg
Atlanta
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