Delegates and candidates listed for party conventions
A cleaned summary of the document shows Alternate Delegates at Large for the National Convention and Delegates from the First Congressional District with Republican names such as Hearne Otto Schuck O'Brien Wickott and Democrats including Baird Ewine malan Lowe. Sheriff candidate Withers running unopposed in Taylor County. Committee members for the First District Republican and Eleventh Senatorial District Republican are named, along with a note of Democratic tlett. Various spellings and OCR artifacts appear throughout.
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Blake
Buster
Gaines
Glasdcock
Guinn
Pburn
Jarrell
Kirk
Marshall
Miller
Parvon
Peadre
Suther
Tend
Viquesney
Democrat
French
McKinley
Paull
Radcliffe
Snider
Taney
Arbuckle
Butcher
Cornwell
Dadigman
Moreland
Price
Campbell
Christian
Mann
Anderson
Gilmer
Irving
Keadle
Loan
McCulty
Stutter
Hearne
Otto
Schuck
O'Brien
Wickott
Baird
Ewine
Malan
Lowe
Kearns
Jones
Smith
Fisher
Gallaher
Henke
Brien
Ashe
Conaway
Phillips
Weaver
Carchinal
Ford
Holden
McCullough
Taylor County
Withers
G Plum
Friedman
Davison
Marie Joyce
Tlett
Colonel Goff Mentioned As Vice Presidential Hopeful
The Washington Post noted Colonel Guy D. Goff of West Virginia as a person under consideration for the Republican ticket alongside editorial director George Harvey. The piece said there was no strong indication of his nomination, nor clarity on other likely nominees.
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Washington
Washington Post
George Harvey
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
Dry Dragnet Catches Quint Of Ky. Officers
Princeton Kentucky June 4 Five of the chief law enforcement officers of Princeton and Caldwell counties have been arrested in a sweeping clean up of alleged prohibition law violators that started this week when 250 search warrants were issued from the office of the city judge. The officials arrested were Sheriff Henry Lowery State's Attorney T C Bennett Chief of Police Charles Martin County Judge M R Smith and Deputy Sheriff Sid Cantril. They all were charged with handling liquor according to City Judge R F Door and were released on bonds ranging from 1000 to 5000. Judge Door said the clean up had been under consideration for three months during which time a series of conferences were held between a few prominent citizens here and Federal Judge Charlie H Moorman and District Attorney W Sherman Ball of the Western District United States Court. Last week he said it was impossible to get a drink in most any church and it was nothing unusual to see a bootlegger teaching a Sunday school class. The letters down tight now he asserted.
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Princeton
Saldwell
Henry Lowery
T. C. Bennett
Charles Martin
M.R. Smith
Sid Cantril
R. F. Door
Tudge Door
Charlie H. Moorman
W. Sherman Ball
Western District United States Court
County awards two bridges contracts to Luten in Taylor County
The Taylor County court awarded two bridge contracts to the Luten Bridge Company of Clarksburg under a cost plus 16 percent plan. First bridge cap set at 2058 dollars, second at 4152 dollars with only one other bidder, Concrete Steel Bridge Co. of Clarksburg. All Brownlow bridge bids rejected. Appraisers to value a roadway through Simpson. R A Morrow ordered to survey Webster line parallel to main road. Sheep-kill claims paid from county fund. Ben Plusa and S Wintera given weekly allowances. Dan Ray's weekly payment continued. Sheriff Mays designated Grafton and Flemington banks as county depositories. Wm H Bartlett named notary.
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Taylor
Luten
Clarksburg
Concrete Steel Bridge Co
Brownlow Bridge
Simpson
Huffman Addition
R. A. Morrow
Webster
Ben Plusa
S. Wintera
Flemington
Dan Ray Wan
Mays
Grafton
Wm. H. Bartlett
Woman Discovers Bones by Potomac Creek Farm
Wheeling June 4 Mrs Efe Ziegler of Potomat farm discovered bones by a small creek running through her land. Sheriff Harris Johnson investigated and the bones include a rounded piece possibly part of a child's skull. The femal skeleton was brought to Wheeling for expert opinion to determine their nature.
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Wheeling
Efe Ziegler
Bon
Potomat
Sher
Harris Johnson
Johnson
Philippi Has Closest Race For Sheriff
Philippi June 4 14 There is a tight three man race for the Republican sheriff nomination in Barbour county with Lindsay 1025 votes Simons 1022 and Stevens 1003. Officials have not released the final tally as ballots remain sealed awaiting canvass by county commissioners.
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Philippi
Barbour County
Lindsay
Simons
Stevens
Board of Commissioners
Democrats Seek Anti Klan Language At Indiana Convention
Indianapolis on June 4 delegates work to harmonize platform wording on the Ku Klux Klan before the state convention. J B McFadden named to draft a tentative anti Klan plank after receiving about 100 suggestions. Taggart favors a clear anti Klan stance but opposes portraying a religious issue. Olin Holt, Kohomo, claims over 400 delegates on first ballot, about one third of the total.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ku Klux Ae
Cone
J. B. McFadden
Rockville
Taggart
Howeve
Olin Holt
Kohomo
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