Republicans Split Over Third Term Fight in Congress
In the United States House a Springer resolution attacking a third term unites and scandalizes Republicans by exposing their shift. The piece notes prior unity against a third term and questions party leaders who voted against, or dodged, the issue while urging voters to judge at election time. It also reports on the Paper Mill repairs and staff changes at the straw board mill, with Sommer guiding work and Boswell and Foulk resuming posts, plus reassurances about resumption of operations. The piece touches West Virginia politics, praising Charles James Faulkner as next governor and describing his health, and wraps with municipal notes from City Council in Bay City Cornell on officers, jail cell rental, crossing discussions with railroad officials, and Memorial Association use of council space.
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Springer
United States
House of Representatives
Grant
D. Ai. Hoyt
A. J. Shaver
Sommer
Geo. Boswell
Ashton & Co
Geo. Foulk
Cornell
Byers
John G. Unseld
Corporation
Joseph J. Cookus
L. B. Smootz
McGlincy
Duke
Potts
S. S. Memorial Association
Coun
Virginia Classis
the Reformed Church
Edinburg
Bowman
Emanuel Staley
Sharpsburg
Monigan
National Fair Association
Washington City
B. F. Martin
Lewis Miller
Chas. Norris
Robersville
Washington County
Hamilton
John E. Schley
James D. Butt
Wheeling
Chicago
Dickinson
Larned
Pawnee County
Kansas
Benjamin Boyd
Martinsburg
Charlestown
Greentill
Daugherty
Belle Boyd
8. V. R. R. Company
Wm. G. Butler
Marshall
Geo. C. Walling
Tursday
Mount Clare
B&o. RR. Rewef Association
Lutheran Synod
Staunton
J. B. Haskell
J. Miller
Haskell
Miller
Nathaniel Vernon
Frederick
G. W. F. Vernon
Baltimore
Mount Olivet Cemetery
B. Butterworth
Congress
Ohio
Nelson Johnson
Flemin
Local items from Martinsburg and vicinity
Summary of local notices includes personnel changes at 8 V R R with Hammond succeeding Flagg and Helferstay named foreman, excursion trains planned for Memorial Day, church and civic meetings in Edinburg and Staunton, a jury verdict of death from unknown causes, and various community notices from Martinsburg to Charlestown.
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Hammond
Altoona
Mr. Flagg
Flegg
Wm. Helferstay
Pelerace
Local items and notes from Jefferson County town
Sunday meetings at the M E Church South and Whit Sunday observed. Residents present visitors from Grafton and Sharpsburg. Local business moves, magistrate appointment, weddings, deco ration Day prep, rail strike updates, and weather notes. Town commerce, mill and saw mill activity, new brickyard, and assorted social news among residents and travelers.
Cemetery procession and memorial services planned in Winchester
A detailed schedule outlines 11 o clock start with a procession from College Square to the Cemetery led by Winchester Light Infantry and Caswell's Silver Cornet Band, followed by ex Confederate soldiers clergy choir and citizens. Addresses by Gen James Williams Maj H Kyd Douglas Col A R Boteler and others precede Roll of Honor readings and a benediction.
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College Square
Winchester Light Infantry
Jas. Burgess
Caswell
D. M. Moser
James Williams
Winchester
H. Kyd Douglas
A. R. Boteler
Jas. A. Armstrong
WM. A. Morgan
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