Monument Unveiled for James W. Jacobs in Grafton
A large Woodmen of the World ceremony marked the unveiling of a monument to James W. Jacobs near his home in Fetterman district. Judge John Homer Holt delivered the oration as bands from Webster and Grafton played, and the procession included. the event highlighted the order’s past work caring for widows and orphans. Representatives from Webster joined the local camp for the procession and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Camp
James W. Jacobs
Fetterman District
Grafton
Odd Fellows
Main Street
Webster
Brown
Hall
West Main Street
Woodmen of the World Band
Grafton Woodmen
Webster Band
Webster Woodmen
East Main Street
Jacobs
Jacobs Home
Woodmen
William Mallonee
E. Berlen Reese
United Brethren Church
George W. Lowther
Charles Hanna
John Homer Holt
Judge Holt
Mr. Jacobs
Holt
Main
Mallonee
Roscoe Bostey
Democratic National Committee names Bell temporary chair
Denver June 29 The Democratic National Committee selects Theodore E Bell of California as temporary chairman for the convention and Dell agrees to accept. Pri Woodson named temporary secretary with Edwin Sefton as assistant secretary, and other officers chosen. Debate over permanent chair deferred. Clergy to serve on opening day and delegates from the Philippine Islands have no voice. Bryan's nomination expected on first ballot. harmony urged.
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Denver
Colo
Democratic National Committee
Theodore E. Bell
California
Dahlman
Bell
Bryan
Col. Johnson
Texas
Dell
Pri Woodson
Edwin Sefton
Washington, D. C
Col
John I. Martin
Missouri
J. C. Finn
Indiana
N. Critchield
Kentucky
Eugene Sullivan
Chicago
National Committee
Roger Sullivan
Ilinois
James J. Keane
Wyoming
Taggart
Philippine Islands
United States
Committee On Permanent Organization
Taft
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
WIPFWING THE REMAINS AND OHIO DELEGATES FURY
The New York World comments on allowing public access to a convention hall as a test of party policy and mocks the timing after a nominee. Ohio county politics center on W Scott Meredith's nomination for state senator and influence in the Republican campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
anni-Bryan
Denver
W. H. Hearne
Ohio County
George W. Otto
Onte County
Hearne
State Committee
Ohio
W. Scott Meredith
Fairmont
Senate
Judge Meredith
Woman's Club and Vincent's Orchestra at Pruntytown Reform School
Graf ton group and Vincent's Orchestra visit Pruntytown Reform School for a Saturday evening concert. An elaborate dinner precedes performances by Misses Williams Byers White Dorsey Moran and others, with Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Moran soloists and choirs thrilling the audience. The event ends with an Arabian Chorus and lively encores.
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Woman's Music Club
Graf_ton
Vincent's
Reform School
Pruntytown
H. E. Flesher
Ladies of the Woman's Club
Fetterman
Vincent
Vienna
Misses Rose
Flanne Frances Williams
Helen Stroh
Myrtle White
Kate Pilson
Louise Byers
Miss Williams
Byers
Mary
Maryland
Bessie Magill
Ed. Duffy
B. P. Clark
W. C. Byers
Woman's Club
James &. Moran
Eye Arrow Accident Hurts Boy Near Custer Home
Mr B I Carter took his family east of town to Mr Custer s home for a Sunday visit. Arthur Carter, six, played with Custer s child and was hit in the eye corner by an arrow during a bow and arrow game. Doctors doubt if eyesight can be saved though the arrow did not strike the eyeball. Friends wish a speedy recovery.
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Gail Sturm
Pearl McDaniel
Mesrs
Absalom Knotts
Mr. Johnson
Meadowville
Guy
Howe Knotts
Fred Swisher
Ralph Baingerlae
Goff Shroyer
Arthur
Ralph Thomas
John Sturm
Einest McDaniel
Guy Means
Knottsville Epworth League
Daily Sentinel
A. G. Dayton
Philipp
Parkersburg
William Brown
Clarksburg
Maxwell
C. E. Maxwell
East Washington Street
Clinton Thomas
Pruntytown
Benj. F. Sayre
Doyle
George Joliffe
George, Jr
Jennie Jackson
West Main St
Mountain Lake Park
Jolliffe
Morgantown
Washington
W. G. Conley
Virginia
Bessie Falcon
Polliffe's
Cleveland
Sen. Haslup
Pittsburg
Charles Wilmoth
West Main Street
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Frankie Himmler
Loch Lynn Heights
Miliner
Henrietta Gigley
Fred Kealz
Keyser
W. Va
William Kealz
West Washington Street
Clery
Cheat River
Frank Kirby
Manley
Fairmont
The
Sentinel
Ian
Main Street
Main and
Latrobe
First National
M. J. Parsons
Floyd Parsons
New York City
West Virginia’ Coal Mining Institute
City
Youthful South Side Gang Hearing This Afternoon
The Daily Sentinel reports the preliminary hearing for the Young gang accused of robbing and assaulting Thomas Moran near the Tygart Valley river. Speck leader Raymond Hussion and brothers Charles and Ed Hussion face $1,000 bonds. Lewis Boner held for court after Moran's conflicting testimony. A large crowd filled the courtroom before order was restored.
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Daily Sentinel
Thomas Moran
Tygart Valley
Harold Morris
Sam George
George
B. F. Bailey
Morris
G. W. Ford
J. 0
Jaco
A. E. Dawson
South Side
Moran
Ben
Justice Lilly
Lewis Boner
Fred T. Martin
Martin
A. W. Burdett
City committee report leaves city deficit unproven
The Jetty council special committee report reveals a potential 16000 unaccounted balance but offers little for a prosecution. It questions who accessed funds and notes 90000 used to refinance bonds. Wilkinson’s whereabouts and possible irregularities loom as a likely follow up.
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Wilkinson
Finance’ Committee
On Trail Of Mrs Gunness
Detroit police believe they are on the trail of Mrs Belle Gunness after two young women in custody say they met her since her supposed burned body was found in her home ruins They named others who know she is alive and police are seeking them A definite announcement is hoped within a day or two.
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Detroit
Belle Gunness
Concrete telegraph poles built in Alliance works
The Pennsylvania company at Alliance Ohio has begun making concrete telegraph poles and reinforced concrete cross arms. Supervisor J E McFadden, superintendent of bridges and buildings, oversees the project in the round house and shops.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. W. Jacobs
Thomas Taggart
Theodore Bell
Knottsville
James Martin
Clara
Bridgeport
Isaac Wilson
W. E. Wilson
Sallieatson
Earl Knotts
John Hauser
Philippi
Charles Lynehh
Charleston
E. H. Strother
Strother & McFarlin
Clarksurg
S.A. Shackelford
Lloyd Shackelford
William C. Miller
Fultz
Sackelford
Thos. Deveney
Nathan Patterson
W. H. Bailey & Co
Bikins
South Grafton
H.R. Laughlin
Mr. Laughlin
Dr. Laughlin
Goo
WW. Lear
Oakland
Ed. G. Manown
Kingwood
Speck" Hussion
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
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