James Hughes Nominated for Fifth District Congress
Huntington reports James Anthony Hughes named by acclamation at Welch congressional convention for the fifth district over Hop A Lilly. Lilly moved for unanimous nomination to preserve party harmony amid a split, with debate over a statewide primary law. large crowd, special train, and packed hotel rooms described.
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Hughes
Lilly
Tle
Isaac T. Mann
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McKinley Club
Mondreda
Hart Neld
Roume
Cabell
Wyoming
Mingo
Morenr
Taft And Ted Will Make Talk At National League Meeting
In New York on date 24 Proabdent Tati Cal Roosevelt and President Sroman attended a large party convention. Prominent figures and delegates gathered as Taft presided at a notable rally. Distinguished speakers and guests were expected to attend a major conference in the metropolis today.
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New York
Tati
Cal Roosevelt
Sroman
National League of Thepinitivas
Joneue
Taft Is Back in Washington
Taft returns to Washington amid a crowded scene as politicians and officials greet the former president after his return. The article notes early signs of renewed activity in Congress and mentions anticipated policy debates.
Delegation Arrives for Princeton Democratic Convention
Johns Collins of Brame expects at least two hundred Democrats to travel by special Bluefield to Princeton train on July 2 to attend the Mercer county convention. The Bluefield Democrats anticipate a large delegation and plan for a band. The convention 2 is billed as the biggest event in Mercer County politics.
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Johns Collins
Brame
Princeton
Bluefield
Battleships Piled Up After Night Train Wreck
A derailment near the Norfolk & Western line left fifteen battleships piled up beside the tracks. The wreck occurred late at night and caused substantial damage to cars and temporary fatigue for crews. Authorities worked for hours to clear the scene and assess losses.
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Norfolk & Western
Beckley Band Plays at Welch Convention
Beckley band performs at Welch convention amid a string of Monitors and Adtemdod tin Welch event. Attendees note a lively program with local Athenment figures and a focus on regional music heritage.
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Beckley
Welch
Vermont Log Rolling Event Honors the Wiel
Vermonters gathered at the Vermant Lagitatling Association to honor the Wiel with a log rolling event. The day featured a miner contest and community attendance marking a traditional celebration of local rural heritage.
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Ruttamd
Vermant Lagitatling Association
Trade shift widens export gain to Western Hemisphere
An analysis by the Bureau of Statistics shows U S exports rise by eighty five million dollars to Western Hemisphere countries in the current eleven month period, while exports to Eastern Hemisphere decline by fourteen million. The gains are concentrated in regions importing manufactured goods, with North and South America, Oceania, and Africa contributing sizable shares.
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Washington
Fung
United States
Bureau of Situatios
Department of Commerce and Labor
North America
South America
Oceania
Africa
United
Unreadable OCR Leads to Fragmented Rail Notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions rail lines N and W and G and C with references to April and a tutor. The readable text lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to establish a complete news item or outcome. More legible source material is required for an accurate card.
Anawalt Wedding Ceremony Noted in Local Notice
Partial OCR reads of a wedding notice from Anawalt West Virginia. The text mentions names Waldron and Tamar and a ceremony performed by Mayor with attendees present. Details are garbled but indicate a marriage event and officiant.
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Waldron
Tamar
Tawt
Pia
Fer Cernall
Mayer
Wwe
Cewanty
Tet Ata
Extradition Demand Alters New York Hearing
Porter Chariton was arraigned in New York as Italy seeks extradition. The defense objected to continuing the proceeding, while Italy stated it will assist in the case to ensure a conviction.
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York
Porter Chirk
Hubolessae
Moti
Ils
Arlson
McGoyveen
New York
Ame
Italy
Porter Chariton
Centenary baptism ceremony of Micmac tribe at Rostizonche
In Rostizonche New Brunswick a centenary celebration marked the baptism of a Mi kmaq elder in 1610 and the conversion of the Micmac people. Dignitaries from major Catholic orders attended as the remaining Micmac endure low population, traditional lifeways, and limited agriculture knowledge.
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Bt Jon
Rostizonche
N. 1
Canada
North American
St John's Day
Se Micmors
Menderton
Newfoundland
Hamad
Evelyn Thaw Case Proceeds After Delay At Bankruptcy Hearing
The Pittsburgh bankruptcy matter involving Evelyn Thaw faced a postponed hearing as the court records showed delayed action. A preview session noted a partial adjournment with no final ruling, while ongoing questions about asset disposition and related claims remained unresolved in New York proceedings.
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Pittabiric van Dane
Beetyn
Stefanie
Tre
Harry Kendall
Bale
New York
Thadent
Adler
Caplan Meek Improves Property at Maehlt Center
Caplan Meek at Maehelt wid Matonka returned to the latee Gli Odi Atlee Netra Cente tert rite Wyrenee Me gtleer on Gtlew Hreet Capron Mek hay mntited w Aine wa yore premio and Made oller improvemente.
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Caplan Meek
Maehelt
Capron
Oller
Viscount Kitchener resigns Mediterranean command at sixty
London June 14 Viscount Kitchener of Khartoum celebrating his sixtieth birthday resigns the Mediterranean command to which he was appointed last year. The Irish born official, famed for his dash and persistence, has long been a pivotal military leader in Egypt and the Nile expedition era.
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London
Viscount Kitchener of
Celle
Ella
Buffolk
Kitchener
Crotter House
Ballylongford
County Kerry
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich
West Point
United States
Royal Engineers
Newie
Palestine
Cyprey
Bagothin
Nile
Gorton
Khartoum
Zanchier
Egypt
Chadirnian
Kharteorin
Wmerr
Renin
Artinhord Hoberte
WNIT
Emery Gen
de Wet
Cotton leak defendants fined in agriculture case
In Washington June two men face fines after indictments tied to the cotton leak. Moses Huse of New York paid 6000 dollars and Frederick A. Peckham of Cincinnati paid 5000 dollars as department of agriculture action concludes. Justice Gould ordered the penalties and other indictments were nolle proclaimed.
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Washington
Moses Huse
New York
Frederick AL Peckham
Cincinmati
Department of Agriculture
Justice Gould
Punches and Jabs On Tap At Frat Bout Last Night
A local note reports a boxing and wrestling evening at the fraternity hall. Sullivan McGarry and Whirlwind Silver opened with sharp exchanges while Jake and Uppererts crowded the arena. Mace Long won the frat fall over Hackenamidder in two then three and one half minutes, drawing cheers. The crowd expects a larger, stronger event next month as spectators praise skill and control.
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Julian Miller
Sox
Luetioll
Sullivan McGarry
Jake
Uppererts
McGarry
Tite Wit
Tf Tonkerd
Adama
Aldill
Kid Kiski Sod Reddy McFarhind
Mie
Selene
Mace Long
Hackenamidder
Ant
Beef Trust Prosecutions Target Beet Barons in Chicago Visit
Attorney General Wickersham arrived in Chicago and pledged full effort to indict the beet heads and secure convictions. He told National One Association reporters that he would pursue the case with persistence and intends to address the Hinels Mar Association tonight after Judge Landis yesterday threw out indictments against the beet.
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Chicago
Wickersoai
Wickersham
National
Hiinels Mar Agaoelation
Chicigo
Landis
Mexicans Glean Today for One Clean Day
In Mexico City on June 24 citizens observe a citywide effort toward cleanliness with a special bath day honoring John the Baptist. Authorities project around 7 million gallons of water will suffice for the federal district to provide baths, reflecting nationwide zeal for personal ablutions on the saint’s anniversary.
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City
Mexico
México
John the
Cates
Selyon
Witter
John Meisurda
Je le
Fireman Dies From Injuries in Regional Incident
A firefighter succumbed to injuries sustained during a regional blaze. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as crews battled flames across multiple structures, with the victim treated on site before transport to a hospital where he later died.
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