Charles F. Teter States Party United Ahead of Governor Race
Charles F. Teter declares the Republican Party will stay united in West Virginia as candidates are chosen for governor and other state offices. He supports Taft and is endorsed by prominent Republicans who expect a strong West Virginia delegation to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meller
Philippi
Tate
Rei
Aldia
Republiican
Pie Republican Party
Wisdite le
Shane
Otter Minta
Bishop Donahue Addresses Catholic Centennial in Philadelphia
The Catholic Centennial in Philadelphia features Bishop Donahue delivering an address at the Cathedral after Bishop Domithwe spoke the night before. He plans to travel to New York next week and Baltimore the following week to give further sermons and continue confirmation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Donahue
Hahop
Wheelma
Mre
Liv
Baltimore
Loceae
Untitled local mining note with farm references
A fragmented report notes Tenmfin crook and Tenmfe district involvement by Rowland & Company arilling a D. GL. Despard farm project. It mentions a 15 barrel neer and compares with a flat fest on the same fart, completed over six months ago and holding at 40 barrels. The South Penn OM Company is testing on the Phaeto Webb farm through stray sand and found the olor Rus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves, Rowland &Company
Despard
Gordo
Engle
South Penn OM Company
Phaeto Webb
Broaddus Recital and Premion Concert at Readieu Institute
A Broaddus recital and a premium recital will be held at the Readieu Institute at 3 o clock tomorrow with a fine program. Friends of the wchbal are invited to attend. Dese alte, son of General and Mrs Watts of Charleston, died yesterday afternoon at the Charleston General Hospital after an illness. He was 42 years old and a prominent citizen of the state. General Watts was one of the best known men in OC the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hreadidue Institute
Wchbal
Dese Alte
C. Watts
Charleston
Charlestot Keneral
General Watts
Parksrstirrgain
Lorney
Alig
Netic
Brotiterhood to Meet
The readerable fragment notes a gathering of a group named Brotiterhood to discuss an event or meeting. Names, dates, or locations are unclear in the readable text. The item appears as a brief society notice within a local page.
Brokers suspend New York firm amid market turmoil
Apr 24 reports announce the suspension of T. A. McIntyre & Company, brokers and members of the New York Stock Exchange and of the New York Cotton Exchange. The firm faced heavy losses from risks taken on the bear side and the recent advance in prices triggered the action. Liability listed by the firm executives is under a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. A. McIntyre & Company
New York Stork Xchasikey
New York Cotton
Prantice McHanger
Wil
Privos
Ate Intyre & Company
Tornado Hits Walls Mississippi and Mason Town
A tornado swept over Walls Mississippi and nearby Mason Town this morning. Reported deaths tally at least seven with several stores demolished and residences ruined. Churches including Methodist Presbyterian and Episcopal suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Walls
Miss
Mason, Tonh
Whitney jailed over failure to support wife and children
Frank D. Whitney was arrested at Indiatrish Friday noon by Constable Ford and jailed to await a hearing. He faces a charge of failing to support his wife Olga Whitney and their minor children, with a hearing set for Monday before Magistrate Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Whitney
Indiatrish
Ford
Nearing
Gordon
Olga Whitney
Stable Locks Broken and Horses Driven Out
Report of damaged stable in the Stenley addition where four horses escaped after the locks were broken. Names Irvin Stenley Lyda Stenley and Jaimes Mo Mines appear in the damaged text. Horses located in a field the following morning. The article mentions county issues and debates over permissions for country districts outside Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenley
Alelit
Toose
Irvin Stanley’s
Atehese Belorging
Cal Murnsides
Irvin Stenley
Lyda Stenley
Jaimes Mo Mines
Doss Is Fined For Tamper At Mt Clare
A brief report notes J H Doss fined for tamper allegations near Mt Clare. The concise item cites a local justice action and mentions the involved party in connection with a case or wrongdoing.
Sudden death shocks New York on wedding trip
A cable announces the death of Duc De Chaulies in Paris and reports his marriage to Theodora Shonts in New York. The couple recently wed and were abroad on a honeymoon when he died in their hotel apartment. The cause was an embolism. Mrs Shonts plans to join Paris next day as Mr Shonts may accompany her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Heath
Paris
France
Duc de Chaulies
Call for Prohibition Planks Sparks Democratic Debate
A Charleston dispatch reports a broadcast call urging Democrats to insert prohibition planks in state and national platforms. It urges that only pledged prohibitionists be sent to conventions. The call is signed by fourteen Democratic House of Delegates members and twelve other notable Democrats from Charleston Fayetteville and Summeraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
House of Delegates
Fayetteville
Summeraville
Aged Colored Man Dies After Illness at Home
Ferdinand Moseley aged about 70 years died Thursday afternoon at his Maud street home after a long illness and paralysis. He is survived by a wife and one daughter. The funeral will be held Sunday with services at his late home and burial at Xi View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Moseley
Maud Street
Huw
Xi View
Flynn Nominated at Fourteenth District Convention
James W. Flynn was nominated for state senator at the convention of the fourteenth senatorial district held yesterday. Noah Zinn fell from a scaffold, suffering a fracture, and was taken to a hospital. In Washington on April 2, patent issued to F. L. Bespt of Mingo for a securing device with C. W. Kynosald of Stun noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Flynn
Old Herb
Noah Zinn
Washingtos
D.C
Isuedt F. L. Bespt
Mingo
C. W. Kynoald
Judge Thomas P. Jacobs Touted for Supreme Court Seat
Judge Thomas P. Jacobs of New Martinsville, a Mor gan town native and Mor gan town graduate, visited the city Friday. He is a renowned lawyer and circuit court judge, praised for integrity, learning, and dignity, with strong support from the state bar and legal community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Jacob
New Martinsville
Supreme Court
Jacobs
Morgantown
University
Board of Regents
Circuit Court
Bank Robbery in Bandana Steals Three Thousand Dollars
Four masked robbers beat a Cumberland telephone operator into unconsciousness and forced Assistant Cashier Haps of the Ballard county bank to unlock the safe at night. They took three thousand dollars and fled, leaving a partial clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandana
Cumberland Telephone Exchange
Haps
Ballard County Bank of Bandana
Italian Car Wins Briarcliffe Auto Race
Louis Strang drove an Italian car to win the Briarcliffe 2:39 automobile race on the Briarcliff course. Cordino finished second in an Italian car, with American car driver Guy Vaughan third. Twenty-two starters. no serious accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briarcliffe
Louis Strang
Briarcliff Course
Cordino
Guy Vaughan
Free on Big Bond Faces Local Court Notes
Fragmented OCR shows HAUGER released on a large bond. Mentions Roy Dove of Randolph County and John M. Hanger with counterfeiting sentences. References to Judge Dayton and court of appeals decision pending. Bonud set at 2000 dollars with wife and Charles S. Putler as sureties. Jurors for the term discharged Friday morning after minor proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polkry
Junior Phorndall
Wéet
Wéet. Union
Roy Dove
Randulgh
Poy
Thin
Efi
John M. Hanger
the. Kingwood
Tiond
Dayton
Court of Appeals
Charles
Putler
Regents Schedule Commencement Dates For Normal Schools
The board of regents has set commencements for several normal schools with dates in June. To reduce travel, the board will attend in two groups, each visiting three normal institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalrmont Ndemal
West'Liverty ‘Normal
Marshall Collegs
Athens Normal
Shepherdstown Normal
Glenville
Normal
Tis
Board of Regents
Fire destroys Weatherbee home in Cobby area
In Cobby near Weatherbee, a blaze killed David Weatherbee his wife and Mrs Albert Lemm. Albert Lemm was also badly burned and cremation followed the fire that leveled the Weatherbee residence. Thur nton Powell of Parkerburg faces possible foul play after being seen in town last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobby, Pa
David Weatherbee
Albert Lemm
Weatherbee
Parkersburg
Nton Powell
Powell Ros
Sagan Meets Her In Naples Harbor
Apr 24 in Naples Italy Mme Annia Gould was met in the harbor by Prince Helle De Sagem. He escorted her to the Bertolin Palace hotel where apartments were reserved for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Taly
Annia Gould
Helle de Sagem
Mme. Gould
Bertolin Palace
Elkins Chosen Amid Patchwork Local Election Notes
Fragmentary report shows Elkins selected in a local contest with several Clarke burner sites mentioned. Vague references to Saturday events and weathering conditions accompany the incomplete account.
Postmaster Appointed in New Creek District
Washington April 24 John M Swisher has been appointed postmaster at New Creek Mineral County W Va Wathee J C Teles has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John M. Swisher
New Creek
Mineral County
W. Wathee
J.C. Teles
Friends fear typhoid fever near Miax Sola Mlvaen
The passage reports concerns as Miax Sola Mlvaen recovers from suspected typhoid fever after a recent illness. It notes friends’ relief and the possibility she may soon resume work at the Euphre bank, though some details remain unclear due to garbled text.
Murder by Shovel Amidard Narrow Escape on Tracks
Police report a man attacked with a shovel near a rail line. The victim suffered a head wound to the left temple but survived after treatment. later a cut foot incident occurred while he slept near the tracks, prompting responders to summon aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Wii
Gret
Elesy
Parkerburg Woodmen Plans Big Ceremony With Notables
Deputy J M Connally of Parkerburg announces upcoming Woodmen event featuring Jade Hunter Mors and TH Bimmons among distinguished visitors. Judge Moss will deliver the principal address with Senator Thorn and others also speaking. Royal Notthbore hosts refreshments followed by a social session. Connally aims to recruit more members soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Connally
Parkersburg
Jadee Hunter Mors
Parkerburg
TH. Bimmons
Parkerabitte
Mow
Arthur Ki Thorn
Stuart I Rood
Harvey W. Harmer
Addreses
Moss
Connolly
Holds Up Train Suspects Held in Butte Area
Two German men were arrested near Butte charged with involvement in a failed attempt to hold up the Westbound North Coast Limited about twelve miles east of Butte last night. They say two armed desperadoes forced them to act, but fled when the train halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butth
Mont
Ayr
North Coast
Butte
Little Girl Dies in Stealey Area
Vira Lawman eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira T Lawman of 310 North Street Stealey addition died Thursday afternoon at 4 14 o clock of heart trouble. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10 with services at Out Street U B church Stealey addition and burial in the L O P cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vira Lawman
Ira T. Law
North Street
Stealey Addition
Out Street U. B
Barlat
Senator Nasham Bay Scott Named Delegate Officer
Word reaches the city that Senator Nasham Bay Scott has been chosen as a palace officer at the delegate convention to be held at Parkersburg in the next few days. He will leave Washington today for Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasham Bay Scott
Parkersburg
Nxt
Waaklngton
Wheeling
Annual Meeting Opens for Teesta International Members
The April session in Wartington CT featured the opening of the annual meeting with Secretary Ge Bogs and President tee Soesta leading the discussion. Members gathered to review progress and set goals for the organization.
Large Force of Men Begin Work on the Other End of the Lines
A large force of men begins construction on the far end of the railroad lines with urgent speed. The work aims to extend routes toward Green county and connect key points including Carmithasle Landing and East. Officials note the project advances despite local ordinances pending in the county.
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Am Prats
Boul ‘Enue
Marion
Martin
Algérviaw
Wet Cates
Green County
Wow
Carmithasle
Eipae
Landing
Fmaybesborg
Py .C. McCollomgh St Cel
Musbart
Morgantown
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Charles F. Teter
Hig
Lis
Broaddus
de Hell Tomorn, Anerody
Die
Institute Partor
Young Watts
Brotiterhood
Ante
Kanawha
Davine 25
Doss
J. H. Does
Justics
David
Tamue Dharderls
Mt Clare
of Shonts
Cable
Flynn Fomnated
Pittsburg
Joge Mossure
Kentucky
Hauger
Dnlertelter
Vat
Richmond
Sagan Meets Her
Elkins
Clarke
Vetrtion
Tierstay
Miax Sola Mlyaen
Grote
James Green
Modern
Maggabees
Hoffman Hall
Scott TO
Peesine
ENS
Abias
Possibin
Cleveland
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