County Board of Review to Begin in 1914
The Board of Review and Equalization will begin in 1914 at 9 A M to review and equalize Taylor County assessments as returned by the assessor. Session shall not adjourn for more than three days at a time and must complete within twenty five days at Hayward Fleming, Clerk. Notice to lien holders issued for Henry A Yates real estate in Taylor County West Virginia with claims due by June 26, 1914. G W Ford Commissioner.
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Board of Review and Equalization
Taylor County
Henry A. Yates
Circuit Court
Sarah J. Crouse
Charles W. Crouse
John G. ST. Clair
Chancery
Taylor
J. G. St Clair
M. D. Allender
M.D. Allender
Birdsell Manufacturing Company 4 Corporation
John Roe
West Virginia
John L. Roe
Charles G. Leonard
Ivy Yates
J. Clark Lewellen
Taylor County Bank
Lucius W. Arble
Court House
Grafton
G. W. Ford
Warder & Robinson
Circuit Court of
County of
Tener Bioye Company
Stael
Beeler
Maud M. Young
Part- H. Sommer
Joseph A. Gvevy
Arah S. Beeler
Isaac S. Crouse
Nancy A. Crouse
Addie Crouse
Robert Crouse
Isaac Crouse
John Crouse
Mabel Crouse
Mamlo Crouse
Crouse
Alonzo Bartlett
F. 8. Suddarth
B. W. Perine
L. H. Humphries
G. T. Bartlett
Partmera
Perine
Bartlett
Company
W. Va
Sarah J. Croune
Sald
Maud A Young
Maud Young
Maud A. Young
New Dance Will Banish Tight Skirts From Balls
Cleveland reports a convention at the Hotel Statler where dance masters announced a new canter style to replace the duck. The change is said to alter women’s dress, making 54 inch skirts unusable. Delegates praised grace and proposed waving motions as a safer alternative to wiggle and dip.
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Cleveland
James B. Miles
Birmingham
Ala
HJ. Oster
Grace
B. F. Wood
Chicago
Margaret Thuma
Pittsburg
Thuma
Tilt Over Tipping Evil At California Hearing
San Francisco June 13 President John Eshleman of the California state railroad commission urged Pullman manager Richmond Dean to end tipping practices and pay workers decently during an official hearing. Dean argued tipping persists as the public seeks better service and questioned if a portion of salary should be paid as gratuities.
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San Francisco
John Eshleman
California State Railroad Commission
Richmond Dean
Pullman Company
Mr. Dean
Ups
Hahloman
Viquesney Studies River Conditions Reported Fish Kill
In Fairmont on June 13, locals report hundreds of dead fish in the Valley river washed into the Monongahela pool. Physicians fear river contamination could threaten the city water supply as miners and industries reportedly discharge poisons upriver. Warden Viquesney and chief deputy W. B. Rector investigated, sending fish and water samples to laboratories to determine poison type and source along with Barbour county mining activity.
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Fairmont
Valely
Monongahela
Ame
Viquesney
Land
W. B. Rector
Belington
Government Laboratory
Washington
Valery
Kingmont
Airmont
Morgantown
Rector
Barbour County
Official Denies River Pollution By Industrial Plants
A spokesman denied that waters from industrial plants polluted the river and said neither the river nor the Middle Fork contained dead fish. Until a chemical analysis is obtained, the department cannot determine the cause of the fish slaughter.
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Middle Fork
Frick Sees Tariff Law, Dem Policies Hurt Business
Henry C Frick, visiting Pittsburgh from Europe, blames excessive tariff and Democratic legislation for business slackness and predicts a Republican landslide in 1916. He praises Rockefeller as a doer, supports higher railroad rates, and notes China pig iron imports and rising auto use as signs of distress. He calls Pittsburgh a beautiful city and favors a business revival.
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Pittsburgh
Henry C. Frick
Europe
Fifth and
Homewood Avenues
Frick
Wilson
China
Interstate Commerce Commission
Warning Given to Democrats in New York June 11
A fractured OCR note mentions Harvey Garber, once a U S Congressman from Greenville, later Ohio D N C member, dwelling in Columbus and connected to a New York warning context. It references political figures and party activity without clear actions or dates.
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New York
Harvey
Garber
Congress
Greenville
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
Colmbus
NMW
York
Present Day Dress Talk at Women's Club Convention
Chicago observers report a General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial session where Mrs. Burdette of Pasadena spoke on dress and morals. Delegate Mrs. Blankenburg urged access to convention resolutions while critics noted couture excess among some attendees. Garber assessed Progressive movement trends in Indiana and Pennsylvania, urging Democrats to rely on party organization rather than Progressive defections.
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Women’s Club
Chicago
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Robert} J. Burdette
Pasadena
Cal
Rudolph Brankenburg
Philadelphia
Europe
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Hayward Fleming
Clerit
Porter Frum
John
Clair
John G
Castoria
Astoria
Troy
Willis
Buckeye
Indiana
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Pennsylvani
Garford-Garfield
Keystone
Mr. Garber
Columbus
aGrber
Cox
Garford
Garfield
Cummins
Kenyon
Thicago
la Salle
William Lorimer
United States
Illinois
State Bank Examiners
Harvey C. Garber
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