Politician party lines listed by West Virginia counties and candidates
A long, OCR heavy list shows Democrats and Republicans per county in West Virginia, naming numerous candidates such as Watkins Sutton Rush Armstrong Burnsville Hines Batton and many others across counties like Brooke, Cabell, Calhoun, Clay, Hancock, Hardy, Harrison, Jackson, Lincoln, Logan, Mingo, Monongalia, and more. The fragment provides party labels and several names with locales including Huntington, Wellsburg, Clarksburg, Fairmont, and Wheeling, reflecting a broad partisan slate from Dems and Repubs with few readable actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
John J. Paul
Wellsburg
Jesse Schwertfeger
Cross Creek
Markley Lewis
Edwin M." Garter
Ralph Gardner
Hollidays'Cove
Repub
Alcans
Cabell
I. J. Kail
Huntington
Walter'Parkal
B¢ Huntington
Campbell Ff ‘Huntington
P. ‘A. Vollandingham
Barboursville
John Blackwood
Milton
Socrats
Tandiburg
J. C. Buchanan
Montgomery
Gilmer
Burke Butcher
Cedarville
Earl Hardman
Tanner
Guy Young
Glenville
R. J. Amick
Ernest F. Ellyson
Linn
Grant
Roy Babb
Maysville
Stallings
Medley
Wilbur Secust
Scherr
E. L. Peters
Petersburg
Hugh Allen
Greenbrier
Frank Nash
Alderson
R. J. Walkup
Renjck
J. A. Jackson
Ronceverte
James Knight
Williamsburg
F. E. Finks
Springs
Hampshire
I. Russell Pugit
Good
Holland Rannells
Ira Cowgill
Romney
George W. Stewart
Augusta
W. Campbell
Springfield
Hancock
William G. Phillips Weirton
Hugh B. Lynchi
Ested
L. P. "Turley
New Cumberland
Ravenswood
Harold Starcher
Ripley
W. Paul Starcher
Gottigeville
Tit
Gay Wolfe
Gay
Elvis Jefferson
Forrest A. Brown
Charles Town
Gilbert
Perry
el Perry
G. Moffatt
Herbert G. Miller
Eparneyville
Henry L. Lyneh
Rhepharnstown
Ll de Acean
Law
Walk
Robert Blair
Weston
Ballot ticket lineups across counties show party splits
A long listing of county voters by precinct names factions and parties. It identifies candidates or electors from Democrat and Republican camps in multiple counties including Raleigh Randolph Upshur Wayne Webster and several others with numerous individuals named.
Kenneth Buck Begins Term in Barnstable Prison
In Barnstable Massachusetts June 26 a jury found Kenneth Buck guilty of kidnapping Margaret Peggy McMath from Harwich Center School on May 2. Buck admitted the kidnapping and ransom of 60 000 dollars, paid by the family, with the money recovered at his home. Cyril Buck, tried with him, was acquitted and visited the convicted man in jail along with their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Harwich Center
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Bertha Buck
Buck family visits jail during trial silence ends in tears
During the trial Kenneth Buck's wife Mollie and their son Kenneth Jr visited the jail and then withdrew to seclusion for days. Mollie did not attend the courtroom sessions. The reunion with Kenneth Buck was tearful as he prepared to be taken to the state in Boston that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Mollie
Kenneth, Jr
Kenneth Buck
Boston
Dean Inge to resign next summer at age 73
London reports Dean William R. Inge of St. Pauls since 1911 will resign next summer due to advancing years. He plans retirement near Oxford and is said to be negotiating for a house there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William R. Inge
St. Paul's
Dean Inge
Oxford
Funeral Service Held for 17 Month Old Harry Grant Johnson
Funeral services were conducted at the home Sunday afternoon for Harry Grant Johnson 17 months son of Mr and Mrs George Johnson of Flemington He died at Myers clinic Philippi Friday Surviving are the parents a sister Anna Magdalene a half sister Mrs Mabel Phelps and half brothers Robert and Albert Johnson all of Flemington Interment was in Simpson cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grant Johnson
George Johnson
Flemington
Myers Clinic
Philippi
Anna Magdalene
Mabel Phelps
Robert Johnson
Albert, Johnson
Simpson Cemetery
Hopes To Organize State Coal Miners
Welch June 26 The Unite Mine Workers leader Van A Bittner said the union will stay as long as coal mines exist in McDowell county and expects every mine in the county organized within ten days. Buttrler claimed nearly every coal field in the state is already organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Unite Mine Workers
McDowell County
van A. Bittner
Buttrler
Widow Held In Slaying Of Husband In Iowa City
Sheriff and police announced they hold Ida May Shaw widow and Harley Lemon as key figures in the fatal shooting of machinist Shaw outside his garage after a theater visit. A special grand jury will convene soon. Eddie Crouch will be returned from state prison on a robbery case. Police seek motive of gain and note Shaw was robbed of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Shaw
Fred Gainer
C. H. Waters
Harley Lemon
Shaw
F. G. Moats
Eddie Crouch
Catville
Gainer
Waters
Crouch
Lemon
Steadman Bryant
Leap Forward in Financial Markets Gains Placed
New York reports a strong market rally with big gains in grains and cotton, as forward prices rise and volume reaches high levels. Farm stocks surge. wheat corn and rye advance while the dollar holds steady and industrials show broad strength. Notable firms like U S Steel and Standard Oil advance, with around 4,600,000 transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American
Dupont
Columbian Carbide
US Industrial Alcohol
AmericanCan
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
B. U.S. Steel
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Improves. Hospital Hopeful
Douglas Fairbanks Jr is reported to be improving from lobar pneumonia at Doctors Hospital. His condition, after returning from London, shows lower temperature and doctors say he may be able to leave in a week if progress continues. The report came from his mother’s husband, Jack Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Doctors’ Hospital
Jack Whiting
London
Leaked Cable Sparks Suspicion Over McPherson Affair
In Los Angeles in June 96 baritone David Hutton and his band played as he awaited word from Paris on wife Aimee Semple McPherson. He questioned a reported leak about private temple messages and said he would go to France only if she asked him to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
David Hutton
Angelus ‘Terfipte
Evangelist
Paris
France
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Temple
Names of Gold Hoarders To Be Published Soon
Washington June 26 1 Names of gold hoarders who refuse to return the metal per Roosevelt order will be published by the department of justice Attorney General Cummings said today prosecution would slow the publication of the list He said there will be prosecutions and that data against deliberate offenders is being gathered before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Cummings
Department
Special Vets Boards to Review Presumptive Disability Cases
Washington June 26 The Veterans Administration plans five member special boards in VA regional offices to review presumptive disability cases. Letters to Congress show nominations for three members by governors senators and chambers of commerce with the President appointing them. the remaining two will be VA agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives
Washington
T. Blnes
Veterans Affairs
Congress
Hines
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Veterans Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Opera House
Miracle IN Sound
Victor Photophones
West, Virginia
Nancy Carroll
Paul Lucas
Louise Fazenda
H. Watkins
Sutton
Rush Armstrong
Burnsville
C. C. ‘Hines
Batton
Engle
Gassaway
D. P. Kessler
T. E. Hinzmann
Hobart Beeghley
Jane Lew
Lincoln
Charles McGhee
Hamlin
Thomas J. White
Griffithsville
Mallory
A. Martins
Amherstville
H. H. Rose
Falirmont
Dr. C. L. Kinney
Idamay
Duke M. Chalfant
Fairview
R. C. Miller
Fairmont
H. V. Burt
Mannington
Marshall
George B. Dakan
Rosby's Rock
Calvin Frankhauser
McMechen
Earl Duffy
Moundsville
Herman Pipes
Cameron
C. G. Morgan
Mason
Emery Fry
Letart
J. Freemont Miller
Ashton
Claude Petty
L. C
William ‘D. Ambrose
Paw Paw
McDowell
W. G. Millianiéou
Vivian
Tia H. Hicks
Welth
Cross Lakes
Charles McQueen
Persinger
F. M. Brown
Summersville
J. C. King
Mt. Nebo
M. V. Jarrett
Richwood
Ohio
C. C. Parsons
Wheeling
M.L. Tustin
Tom B. Foulks
R. T. McCoy
Charles Seabright
Pendleton
St. Mary's
E. Turner Fleming
Republians
Pocahontas
F. M. Snyder
Marlington
A. H. Hannah
Cass
Elmer McLaughlin
Huntersville
H. W. McNeel
Hillsboro
H. M. Widney
Frank
Preston
P. J. Crogan
Kingwood
Wilbur Lyons
Newbury
Annee
McCrory Building
Blue Bird Store
Walnut Street
Blican
Raleigh
K. O. Green
Ghent
George W. Johnson
McAlpin
J. L. Lineweaver
Beckley
O. D. Bostic
Eccles
F.C. Concord
Montegal
Randolph
N. T. Downs
Mill Creek
C. E. Albert
Elkins
John Shreve
Coalton
Pred
Vanseny
Buckhannon
O. VanTromp
French Creek
W. H. Gunn
Wayne
J. C
Thompso Prichard
H. J. Stark
Kenova
W. B. Clarke
East Lynn
J. T. Lambert
Donald Clark
Webster
Oscar Hollister
Webster Springs
R. M. Cavenish
K. Lemly
Cowen
Frank Jordan
Replete
Walter Cool
Diana
Démocrats
Wétiel
J. 8. White
Hundred
Luther Postelthwait
Reader
Ly @ McIntire
Pine Grove
John Lich
New Martinsville
Paul’ Prather
Elizabeth
C. H. Bumfhrdner
Park Smith
Reedy
All Democrats
Russell Woodyard
Epublican
Wyoming
W. M. Spencer
Covel
Lakin Rife
Hanover
C. H. Koontz
Mullens
J. E. Clay
Baileysville
H. E. Crews
Pineville
Kanewha
Hugh McPherson
Eskdale
H. L. Snyder, Jr
Charleston
St. al~ Sans
J. W. Parris
Clendenin
John T
Cyril, Freed
Barnstable
Massy
Doug, Jr
Nike
Lake’ Chesterfields
Chesterfield
Cable Sent
Hutton
United States
Devia
Fresh Goods
Wright & Dilson
Pennsylvania
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