Governor Hatfield suit settled amid political rows
The Hatfield suit against Stuart W. Walker and Geo W. Summers was compromised. The column notes Wilson’s one-term stance, editor Berry’s fall, and ongoing debates over lower transportation rates saving about 26 million yearly. Hopkins gift to Johns Hopkins, and temperance advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield
Stuart W. Walker
Martinsburg
Geo. W. Summers
Washington
Parkersburg
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Baltimore
Thanksgiving Proclamation and local notices in Martinsburg
President Wilson proclaims Thursday November 27 as Thanksgiving and prayer day, praising peace and national progress. The issue also covers a birthday surprise for Mrs Cornelia A Cottinberger, convicts’ road work at Martinsburg Shepherdstown, fencing of the Berkeley county road, a prison visit, Mystic Shrine proceedings, Cumberland Valley Railroad car upgrades, a marriage in Elkins, a goiter study in Huntington, and local birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Panama
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
United States
Washington
WoopRow Wilson
Harry B. Weis
New Carlisle
Ohio
Weis
Cornelia A. Cottinberger
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Ben Kissinger
John Benson
Charlie Scarfi
Edith
Gladys
Margaret
Geo. Fundeburg
Iva Morningstar
C. B. Black
Raymond Schmidt
Tipp City
Bina
Brown
Moundsville
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
Lovelock P. M
Eutler Hotel
Jefferson County
Geo. S. Knott
Harper's Ferry
Moler
Phosarm
Socialist ticket candidates in Pease area election
Martin Glass and his daughter Mrs Metamingstar stand on the Socialist ticket for local offices. The town reports a lime kiln quarrel over stone near Eakle's Cross Roads. Various residents are noted for visits, hunts, renovations, anniversaries, farm sales, and sidewalk improvements. An advertisement from Hall's Catarrh Cure offers a medical cure claim with a standard druggist note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Glass
Pease
Metamingstar
Half Way
Glass
House of Delegates
Wm. Houcer
Jacob Polfenberger
Eakle’s
Victor Smith
Burnside Bridge
Shackleford
Faulkner
Jos
Spavely
Mary Snyder
Annie Knade
Edgar Chapline
Bertie Russell
Herndon
Our Town
Kearney
Myers’ Mill
Washington
Baker Wilhelm
Charles Fry
S.N. Y
Vermont Minute Men
Lee Grayson
Grayson
Capital Traction Company
Wm. Easterday
Jacob Wyand
Rollie Griffith
Aaron Pry
Trego
Alonzo McCoy
Griffith
Win
Knight
Albertus Crampton
John Knight
Berkeley
W. Va
Red Men’s Hall
Bank
Masonic Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. L. Snyder
Shepherdstown, W. Wa
Wo. B.eee
Mark
Scott
Harrisonburg News Record
Berry
Luray News and Courier
Biddinger
Burns
Debert
Johns Hopkins University
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Mobile
Alabama
Randolph
Hattiel
Equal Suffrage Association of West Virginia
Wheeling
Margaret McKinney
Fairmont
J. A. Ebbert
Anna Cowan
C. W. Schroeder
Carrie Zane
National Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
W.J Bryan
John Spinks
Clarlstown
Wheeling News
Spinks
Mowndsville
Mystic Shrine
Osiris Temple of
Frank O. Trump
Albert M. Moler
W. A. Osbourn
John M. Osbourn
1. Strauther Pendleton
W.clay Donley
C. R. Owens
Cumberland Valley Railroad
American Car and Foundry Company
Katherine Elkins
Senator Elkins
Elkins
William F. R. Hitt
Taliaferro Clark
Huntington
Wa. de Bryan
Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Blair Lee
U. S. Senate
Maryland
Hagerstown
William Gerhardt
the Knights of Pythias
Fletcher
Sharpsburg
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cherry Run and Potomac Valley Railroad Company
Geo. Sa Knott
Knott
Bell Phone
Shepherds~ Town
W. J
Aton
Shenandoah Junction
JO L. Walper
Lyman Brown
Murray St
New York
N.Y
Martinsburg, West Virginia
Hill-Crest
Fferson County
Hill-Crest Land Company
Bell
People's Trust Company Building
Leffer-Bros
West
Washington St
London
Kirschbaum
Yungfelo
Royal Tailors
Browning King, & Co
Shepherdstown, W. Va
P. A. Brugh & Son
Potomac and
Antietam Streets
Woaltex
M. G. Tabler
N. Queen Street
Martinsburg, W. Va
Perrices
A. V. Polace
W. Washington Street
Here Meen
Eller
Aary
J. W. Frederick
Milton Koh
Horace T. Fraley
SER & Sons, Opticians
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