List of aspirants for Senate House and State Senate
A long list of candidates for the United States House and State Senate seats across West Virginia. Names include Democrats and Republicans in various districts with nominations and announcements noted, spanning multiple towns and counties, listing candidates like Kidd Price Jaco Suddarth Edwards Lilly Ogden etc. The article outlines district by district slates, party designations, and expected August nomination activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
R.F. Kidd
Glen
Ville
N. R. Price
Marlinton
J. O. Jaco
A. R. Warden
Grafton
Suddarth
William Gress
Fist
C. B. Ealy
J. D._ Parriott
Benjamin F. Rosen- Som
Wheeling
E. M. Conaway
Beard
Key
Arch Welton
Petersburg
George
Philippi
Socralic
R. FE
L. Allen
Morgantown
C M. Seibert
Martinsburg
Congress
Stuart F. Reid
Clarksburg
M. Clubb
J. N. Craddock
P. R. Garrett
Harrisville
EH. H. Morton
Webster Springs
Olandus West
Missionary Recalls Arctic Self-Government at Point Hope
Chicago July 6 Rev William A Thomis Episcopal Missionary at Point Hope Alaska recalls a six year old experiment in Esquiman home rule among the Tigaras. The Omalik council governs with no police or courts and enforces laws by public rebuke and civic service. The story highlights voting, prohibition, and strict social discipline in a nomadic Arctic community. B G Jones of Charleston was a business visitor in the city.
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Chicago
Point Hope
Alaska
William A. Thomis
Arctic Circle
United States
Thomas
Esquiman
Episcopal School
Rev. Thomas
Omalik
Rev Teynes
Esquimacs
Qmalik
Point Barrow
State meeting of Auxiliary to Legion to be held in Grafton
The first annual convention of the Woman's Auxiliary Department of West Virginia is set for July 20 and 21 in Grafton. About 300 auxiliary delegates and 100 legionaires are expected. City groups will host the event with entertainment at the park and a lantern parade while locals open their homes to visitors. The gathering aims to establish a statewide auxiliary organization and bolster local support for the Legion program.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Department of West Virginia
Grafton
Legion
Legion of the Department of West Virginia
Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Garston
Jno. T. McGraw
George W. Bowers
Mannington
West Grafton
Bowers
McGraw
Legion Hosts Rotary Club Reception at Community Center
Members of the Rotary Club of Grafton joined Taylor County Post No. 78 American Legion for an informal reception at the Community Center on Wednesday evening. The assembly room was festively decorated with Legion and Rotary emblems, U S and Legion flags, palms and ferns as guests were received at eight o clock. Commander A J Roe welcomed visitors and noted this marked the first time Legion members and local businessmen gathered together, stressing respect for the flag and attentive ceremony.
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Man's Auxiliary
Florence Wilkinson
D. C.peek
T. W. Engle
W. P. Hendrickson
Frank Alexander
Legion
Jed W. Robinson
Rotary Club
Robinson
Louise Byers
Department of West Virginia
Department
Taylor County Post
Roe
American Legion
Grafton
Rotary Club of
Taylor County
Rotary
United States and Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
A.J. Roe
In & Neat
Melissa Jumbro Died at Home Near Pruntytown
Mrs Melissa Jane Zumbro 74 died at her Clarksburg pike home near Pruntytown at 1130 last night after a paralytic stroke. She was wife of Henry P Zumbro farmer and mother to Alfred Gratton Hugh Clarksburg Mrs Earle Goodwin Webster Mrs George Brown Webster and Mrs Hiram Tucker Pruntytown and Mrs C J Tucker Pruntytown. Funeral at Harmony Grove church with Rev Hamric officiating. Interment Harmony Grove cemetery.
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Daily Sentinel
Melissa Jane Zumbro
Clarksburg Pike
Pruntytown
Henry P. Zumbro
Alfred Zumbro
Gratton
Hugh Zumbro
Earle L. Goodwin
Clarksburg
George Brown
Webster
Hiram Tucker
C. J. Tucker
Harmony Grove
Hamric
Simpson Baptist Church
Nursing Report for June Public Health Work Summary
Public Health Nursing report by Miss Carrie Brown for June shows new cases 21 26 total cases carried over from May and July, 38 47 visits total 2 18 28 19 38 47 nursing and infant welfare prenatal tuberculosis child welfare school visits. County calls show follow up 287 nursing calls total. Special examinations and health meetings noted. a permanent parent organization was formed.
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Carrie Brown
Fire devastates mining town block near Johnstown
A fire swept through a business block in Ant-Ys Glo, a mining town near Johnstown, today. The flames destroyed nine buildings and caused extensive property loss estimated at about 125000 dollars. No injuries reported.
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Johnstown
Ant-Ys Glo
Ogden speaks at courthouse on tariffs and reform
A large audience heard Hon. H. C. Ogden, Republican candidate for U. S. Senate, at the court house last night. He urged protectionist tariffs to safeguard American industry, backed tax reform for big firms, and supported women’s suffrage, mine guard opposition, andWorkmen’s Compensation laws, detailing past legislative efforts and local interest in a possible new pottery industry in Grafton.
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Hon
H.C. Ogden
U. S
Court House
Corbin
W. P. Samples
Ole Wyckoft
Wyckoff
Senate
Ogden
America
Wheeling Intelligencer
Man Freed After Cashing Check Meant for Sick Wife
William Strickler, 19, whose wife and baby were ill, received a day’s work and a $4 payment, then added a zero and cashed a $40 check to support his family. He confessed to Judge Sidney N. Reeve of the Prior Court and was freed.
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Los Angeles
Wm. Strickler
Court dismisses case after Strickler arrest at grave
Defender recaps how Strickler was arrested at his wife's grave with his four month old baby. The public defender sought probation but the court declared the case dismissed.
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Efender
Strickler
Will of Dr. Goff Probated in Clarksburg
Dr Waldo F Goff's share of the Nathan Goff fortune goes to a trust for his widow and son Nathan aged 14 with the bulk to the boy. Col Guy D Goff of Washington is named executor. The estate provides 10000 yearly to the widow and evenly distributes the rest to Nathan in specified ages 25 35 and 40.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Waldo F. Goff
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
Goff
Col
Guy D. Goff
Washington
United States
Waldo Hotel
Chinese Rebels Loot Missions In Kiangsi Province
Reports from Nanchang say three Methodist mission chapels between Changshui and Kianfu in Kiangsi were looted and destroyed during a recent provincial mutiny. One native pastor is missing. no foreign missionaries were stationed at those chapels.
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Shanghai
Changshui
Kianfu
Kiangsi
Nanchang
Klangsi
Fear Rail Jam if Coal Meeting Fails
Washington July 7 AP reports coal operators and union representatives plan to meet again today to seek a resume of work under President Harding’s conference. No statements on adjournment details. attention shifts to ongoing bituminous negotiations and Northwest shipment curtailment. German marks plunged to a historic low as 18 cents per hundred after a bank statement showed a large increase in paper currency.
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Washington
A.P
Harding
New York
Germany
Este
Pinch Areas Form in Northern New England Coal Supply
A region in Northern New England is described where a pinch is said to have developed, typically during this season, as it relies on coastwise shipping to supply its winter stock of anthracite coal.
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New England
Coast Wise
Miners Move Toward Settlement of Strike
In Chicago on July 7, miners prepared for a possible resumption of work. Illinois United Mine Workers leaders, split over wages, claimed President Farrington had authority for separate wage talks, while Farrington denied such moves. Kansas miners reportedly sought work. government action was anticipated if talks fail. A state convention and referendum were suggested if government action arose.
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Chicago
A.P
Illinois Executive Committee
United Mine Workers
Frank Farrington
Springfield
Kansas
Alexander Howatt
Farrington
Illinois
Washington
Frick Company Offers Reward for Dynamiting Suspects
The H C Frick Coke Co offers 500 dollars for arrest and conviction of those who have dynamited coal company property and miners homes in the Connellsville coke region. Fairchance residents pressed for a county reward as dynamitings rose since April. Authorities report about 35 incidents since April first with no arrests. The powder magazine of Deyartmin Coal and Coke Co was entered and about 5000 sticks of dynamite stolen.
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Montown
H. C. Frick Coke Co
Tojay
Connellsville
Fairchance
Deyartmin Coal and Coke Co
Man and Wife Found Dead in Pittsburgh Hotel Apt
Police broke down an apartment door at McKee place after blood seen seeping through a floor. They found Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8. Smith, formerly of Steubenville, Ohio, dead. Authorities believe Smith killed his wife after a struggle and then killed himself.
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Pittsburgh
A.P
McKee Place
Frank 8. Smith
Steubenville
Ohio
Smith
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HOUSE
State Senate
C. G. Coffman
R. A. Frame
Harvey W. Harmer
C. M.bailey
J. G. Jackson, Jr
Lost Creek
E. D. Baker
William James
Beverly
H. G. Johnson
Elkins
Hugh Byer
J. T. Compton
Keyser
J. W. Flynn
Kingwood
E. B. Reynolds
H. W. Anvil
Parsons
P. E. Nixon
Paw Paw
O. J. Deegan
Huntington
E.R. Staats
Pat Harry C. Woodyard
Spencer
G. W. Johnson
Parkersburg
H. W. Roberts
J.D. Sweeney
Wild
Republcan
Wells Goodykoont
Williamson
T. J. Lilly
Hinton
J. R. Pendleton
Princeton
Leonard
Echols
Charleston
Hattie Stein
M. F. Matheney
Milton Curtis
Beckley
C. F. McClintic
Williamsburg
J. A. Taylor
Fayetteville
Wright Hugus
W. C. McClusky
Wheel
C. Richards
Fnc
G. A. Garden
A. W. Paul
C. B. Highland
New Martinsville
F. M. Kearns
Foster Rine
Mounds‘ath
G. N. Yoko
Cam
Kican
M. R. Lowther
Harvey Marsh
Parke
J. H. Leonard
M. Baker
Spen
Hiersman
J. Spencer
W. E. Ryilig
W. B. McCoy
Cot
C. L. Ice
Red House
HK. H. Henson
Winfield
F. QO. Sanders
F. A.tyree
L. L. McClure Huntington
H. H. Darnall
J. E. Frazier
Buffalo
J. F. Kirtley
Scary
G. Wright
Sixth
M. Z. White
Willamson
William York
William
Jon
Repubblican
H. A. Dunn
Buckley
M. Sanders
Bluefield
John K Bluefold
R. G. Ross
G. W Warren
M. W. Goodboy
C. H. Hetzel
Charles
T. Bd. Bowman
J. H. Campbell
Chet
Chapman
Chapman GW. Hays
Harleston
C. B. Johnson
T. P. Kirk
South
Iblican
C. W. Lemontf
Penth
Harold
Sutton
Hines
A. D. Shook
Northland
Rev
B. G. Jones
State Meeting
Auxiliary
State Convention of Women’s Auxiliary To
Melissa Jane Jumbro
Mr. Ogden
Terra Alta
Willian Remlinger
Pot
Thenow
Relau Ehing
Tiven
Fetterman's Addition
City of
Fetterman
Fetterman Addition
C. S. Riggs
Fairmont
Fetterman District
G. H. A. Kunst
Luzadder
Moritz
East Main Street
L. H. and
A. S. Lindsey
McGraw and Yates
John T. McGraw
Booths Creek
James Findley
C. 8. Campbell
H. L. Baker
Spragueville
Lost Run
Tygarts Valley
Hammond
J. C. White
Sand Lick Run
Buck Run
Hugh Warder
Rosemont
Flemington
Simpton Creek
Sun
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Chen Chiung- ‘Ming
Pekin
China
Chen
Wu Pei-Fu
Gen. Wu
North
Man
Li Yuan-Hung
Sun Yat-Sen
Frick Company
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