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Strong ticket leads Taylor county voters to support forged leadership
The Taylor county Republican slate features Mayor Daniel Boone Dawson of Charleston and State Senator Thomas Sweeney as top figures, backed by Dallas Wolfe, Neil Holt, Otto Waugh, Thomas H. Cather, Ed Lock, William Collins, and Fred Carder. The article asserts a robust Republican wave with no Democratic counter in West Virginia, highlighting administrative experience and community trust to prevail in November.
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Republican Party
Taylor County
West Virginia
Daniel Boone Dawson
Charleston
Thomas Sweeney
Carl G. Bachmann
U.S. Senate
Dallas Wolfe
Neil Holt
Otto Waugh
House of Delegates
Thomas H. Cather
Ed Lock
Roosevelt
Board of Education
William Collins
Fred Carder
Geographical factors in German invasion of Holland Belgium
Morgantown Post analyst notes Holland and Belgium cover 24 6 thousand square miles with 14 million people ten times West Virginia while Belgium fortifies and trains. Holland relies on river lines and flooded zones. Antwerp near border may be hard to defend. Germans likely to gain ground in eastern Holland and push toward Antwerp, with the Allied battle line possibly set along the Albert Canal.
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Morgantown Post
Germany
Holland
Belgium
West Virginia
Yssel River
Antwerp
Low Countries
Albert Canal
Davey Chusen and Ohio Campaign Update
Democrats clash over governor nominee Davey and Bricker second term bid while McSweeney and Burton contend for the Senate seat. Kilgore leads Holt and Kump in a tight GOP race as Neely edges Andrews in state Senate returns across multiple precincts.
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M. Neely
Davey
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
John W. Bricker
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Senate
Vic Donahey
John McSweeney Jed
Harold Burton
Cleveland
Dudley White
Holt
Harley M. Kilgore
G. Kump
Kilgore
Kump
Sweeney
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Andrews
Thomas B. Sween OE
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Stewart Says Tydings Poor Bet For Nomination It
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues Maryland Senator Millard E. Tydings is a weak presidential prospect despite local popularity. He notes Roosevelt’s likely veto power blocks any major New Deal opposition and casts Tydings as a cautious, non-campaigning figure unlikely to win broad support, with mixed views on his potential as a national candidate.
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Charles P. Stewart
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Free State
Chicago
Roosevelt
Tydings
Maryland
George L. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Millard
South
Cordell Hall
Tennessee
John N. Garner
Texas
Hull
Tienally
Garner
James A. Farley
New York
la Guardia
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Manhattan
Arizona
Farley
Burton K.wheeler
Montana
Cordell Hull
Senate
Grafton Theatre Bids Busy 1906 Artistic Season
The Opera House hosts Fred E. Wright’s The Beauty Doctor on March 16, followed by The Player's Maid on March 24 with Florence Davis and Ellett Dexter. Victor Herbert's Babes In Toyland plays April 3, and Eva Tanguay performs The Be Grl t on April 19. Easter events include a Shorf Club dance. 1906 theatre booms feature notable acts, profits, and lavish scenery.
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Opera House
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Florence Davis
Ellett Dexter
Thomas M. Hussion
Mick Donohue
Sacer Donohue
Wilford Street
Stebens
Stiedberia
Grafton
Hussion
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Michael’ Moran
Old St
Grafton Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Old Catholic
Order of Elks
den of Grafton
George
Charles
Victor Herbert
Shorf Club
Brinkman Hall
Vincelli
Eva Tanguay
Mance
Miss Tanguay
Democratic and Republican Nomination Totals Reflected in Convention Notes
The article details convention voting shifts including the Democratic gubernatorial race with Davey leading White and a seven-man field, plus Senate results where McEweeney and Bigelow posted strong totals. On the Republican side Burton led with 404,188 votes to 105,064 for White, with precincts reporting.
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Davey
White
McEweeney
Herbert Bige‘low
Re Publican
Milor Burton
Rep
Deadly Party Ends in Truth at River Club
In Chapter Forty Eight, Calla Strickland learns Alfred Markham’s death was caused by drugs, not murder. George Markham offers support, Louise remains unaware, and Captain McDonald and Coroner Silver discuss closing the case as Paris club diners await steak. The coroner hints at insider involvement, but George negotiates dropping the matter.
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George Markh
George Markham
Louise
George
Captain McDonald
Calla
Silver
Alfred Markham
Willows
Cosoner ‘Bilver
Jing
Jim
Bhai
Strickland
St. Clair
Markham
Alfred
Shavid
Hind
Political shifts ripple through precinct updates and talks
In Washington the name of Gov Herbert H Lehman surfaces amid speculation over party leadership. Reports cite key figures and floor leaders as talks with party factions continue after conference in the capital.
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Washington
Herbert H. Lehman Newpee
Demoeaea
Pie Ertyf
Kentucky
TO PROBE VOTING HUNTINGTON MAY REPORT IRREGULARITIES
A report from Huntington on May 15 notes a probe into reported irregularities in a primary election. Officials said investigators would review ballots and procedures to determine if rules were breached. Community leaders urged calm as the inquiry proceeds.
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Huntington
Grand jury presentation on reported violations noted
U S District Attorney L R Via said a few violations were reported to his office but no war was imminent. Presentations were scheduled for today to a federal grand jury.
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U.S
L. R. ‘Via
Sale of Mathew G. Lawsln farm in Taylor County WV
By decree of the Tayor County Circuit Court entered April 19 1940 the special commissioner will offer at public auction May 17 1940 at 1 PM at the courthouse front door the 77 acre Mathew G Lawsin farm adjoining Flemington described by metes and bounds including lines to Powell Ankegan Painter and Smith land with assorted bearings and distances for gaps hollow and stake positions.
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Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Chancery
Layton Batson
Jessie Gaines
Flemington
Mathew G. Lawsin
David Powell
Ankegan
Tatoos
Neko Fo A. & Smith
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Fragmented Legal Notice with Meandering Boundary Directions
A garbled legal notice lists a sequence of compass bearings and distances describing a land boundary, mentioning entities such as Clark, Powell, M. G. Lawson, and a large acreage figure. The text reads like a survey description with many corrupted terms and numbers, culminating in a reference to 2637 acres and multiple corner markers along garden and orchard lines.
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Stone
Read
Scetter
Dy Powell
M. G. Lawson
Clark
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Strand Theatre
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