West Virginia Collection unlocks history through records
The West Virginia Collection at the university library preserves primary sources from 18th to 20th centuries. Researchers can study court records, letters, broadsides, and newspapers to trace West Virginia's past, with donors shaping access while the collection emphasizes state topics and archival breadth.
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Kanawha
West Virginia University
Lirary
West Virginia
Wheeling
Richard and
Samuel McClure
Cap Johnny
Solquem
Tendian
Jefferson County
Monongalia
Lewis County
West Virfinis
Gini
WVII
Henry Gassaway Davis
Steven B. el ‘Kins
J. William Hess
Alta
Manu
Man- Its
Hess
Col
Howard M. Gore
Department of Archives and History
State Capitol
Fire Fee Seen Campaign Issue in City Ward Race
Fire service fee sparks debate at City Hall and in Ward Two's council race. Incumbent J Theatre Jamison runs as an independent after losing party endorsement to James E. Danser. Republican candidate Thomas Farmer is the first Negro nominated for the seat. Campaign leaflets call into question Jamison's record as voters weigh a pivotal contest.
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J. Theatre Jamison
Jamison
James E. Danser
Thomas Farmer
City Hall feud shapes election battle in second ward
The article notes acting in the city’s best interests, a vote to curb the full fire protection fee, and personal campaigns by William Delardas while councilman Gene Corum faces a different but related contest. The Second Ward seat appears to hold the real electoral clash.
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University
William Delardas
Gene Corum
Jamison
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Andrew Donnally
Agostino Mastrogiuseppe
Archives and Manuscripts
Joan M. Ellis
Judy Blackwell
Scot Gibson
Morgantown
Kenneth Baker
Mr. Jamison
City Hall
High St
Bender
Sabraton
Saio
Cordie
Shek
Jamaica
Eveready
Glo
Iona
Sass
Sxe Yy
Terry T. Jones