Prohibition Debate and West Virginia Politics
The Shepherdstown paper denounces liquor booster claims as Ohio voters reject a beer and wine amendment by a wide margin. It praises West Virginia Democrats for Senate election gains while lamenting Senator Davis’s retirement and noting Sutherland’s departure. A bootlegger case in Parkersburg highlights federal court scrutiny amid national political squabbles.
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Agat
Ohio
West Virginia
United Senate
Davis King
Sutherland
West
Orleans
Elkins Inod
Major Neely
Wheeling
Tate
George Snyder
Snyder
Parkersburg
United States Circuit Court of
Apc Vents
Richmond
Stat Au
Groner
Democratic Landslide Swings Control Across States
The Tuesday election produced a broad Democratic surge with gains in Congress and state races. In Maryland and West Virginia Democrats capture key seats, while Missouri, Ohio, and New York show notable victories. Senate losses for Republicans contrast with multiple Democratic pickups, including a first-time Maryland Senate victory and strong legislative wins in several counties.
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Congress
Senate
Michigan
Ferris
Townsend
la Wynne
Kendrick
Mer. Muntell
House
Kellogg
Minnesota
Dr. Ships
Sutherland
West Virginia
M. M. Neely
Lodge
Massachusetts
Missouri
Ohio
S. D. Fess
Pomerene
Donahey
New York
Smith
Dr Gapeland
United States Senate
Calder
Remarkable address on Balkan plight by Mrs Slavko Groulich
Mrs Slavko Groulich wife of the ex minister to the United States for the Serbs Croats and Slovenes spoke to the Woman's Club of Shepherdstown recounting harassed peoples wartime hardships and ongoing dangers as the Turk menace looms. Guests and members later shared tea hosted by Mrs H A Downs and a luncheon honoring the guest drew club women from nearby towns and Shepherdstown with several prominent attendees listed.
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Slavko Groulich
United States
Woman's Club of
Shepherdstown
H. A. Downs
Grouitch
The
Relis
Grovitch
R. C. Ringsgold
Belle Vue
Galt
MacKensie
Washington
I Faulkner
Allen Emmert
Martinsburg
Gans
Carmichael
Hagerstown
Roszel
Byrd
Green
Winsychester
T. C. Bowling
Hugh McCormick
Charles Town
Wm. B. Snyder
EL. Goldsborough
Menry Shepherd
Julia Reinhart
Wilson Telegram From Jefferson County Praise
In Charles Town West Virginia Jefferson county Democrats sent a telegraph to former President Woodrow Wilson in Washington thanking him for guidance in the nearing campaign. Wilson replied acknowledging their confidence and predicting triumph for the administration. The election results soon reflected strong opposition to the incumbent regime.
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Hemhersts
Teferson
Charles Town
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Jefferson
Banner County
West Virginia
Wilson
Jefferson County
Public Sale of Farm in Jemerson County West Virginia
Public sale of 230 acres known as Spring Date in Jemerson County near Charles Town to satisfy a 1922 chancery decree in S. W. Washington Trust vs Amanda Plening. Property includes dwelling, barn, spring water. sale in front of Charles Town courthouse. terms require one third cash and balance in one and two years with interest. possession April 1 1923. title reserved until payment. Special Commissioners Forrest W. Brown Frank J. Bushong George M. Beltzhoover Jr. act as fiduciaries.
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Circuit Court
Jemerson County
West Virgini
S. W. Washington, Trestee
Amanda Plening
Court House
Charles Town
West Virginia
Zach T. Fleming
Said
Remwingerin W. Wasilington
Trustes
Uorrest W. Brown
Frank J. Bushong
Geo. M. Beltzhoover, Jr
Public sale of farm property at Leetown Virginia auctioned
Discontinuing farming, W. H. Bradley and Ennis K. Link announce a public sale at Leetown farm two and a half miles NW of Leetown Jefferson County West Virginia on Tuesday November 28 1922 at 10 o clock. Horses cattle hogs farming implements and household items to be sold with terms credit over ten dollars cash under ten dollars. Dinner served by Women’s Aid Society of the Church of the Brethren Leetown.
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Harding
Congress
Wilson
Lee Town
Jeferson County
W. Va
Jueen
Weiett
Dixie
Alex
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
WS. Bradley
Ennis K. Link
Cis T Engle & Bro
Rane Brown
Women's Aid Society of the Church of the Brethren
Leetown
Martinsburg
Martinsburg Evening Journal
Notice to creditors for Robert Underdonk estate
Commissioner S W Washington appoints December 6, 1922 at 1 a m in Charles Town West Virginia as the time and place to receive proofs of debts against Robert Underdonk or his estate. The administrator Geo M Beltzhoever presents the account for settlement. Filed October 25 1922 and published October 26 1922.
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Charles Town
West Virginia
Robert Underdonk
Geo. M. Beltzhoever
S. W. Washington
For sale items from G C Kackley near Shepherdstown
Private sale of household goods includes one kitchen cupboard extension table six dining chairs two stoves two beds white enamel iron bed wooden bed rag carpet long 17 yards and 33 chickens. East of Shepherdstown entity listings.
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G. C. Kackley
Shepherdstown
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