State and National Ticket Listings for 1908 Election
Election material lists national, state, and county tickets led by Taft and Hubbard with Pittsburgh area rivals. WV offices include Governor Secretary of State Superintendent and Attorney General, plus judges, sheriffs, and county posts. The poster quotes an editorial line on governance fairness and merit.
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Charles W. Swister
Marion County
Stuart F. Reed
Harrison County
M. P. Shawkey
Kanawha County
William G. Conley
Preston County
Joan Suerman Darst
Jackson County
H. Li Long
McDowell County
Supreme Court
Ira B. Robinson
Taylor County
W. N. Miller
Wood County
L. J. Williams
Greenbrier
Postal Savings Bank plan sparks debate in Ames region
An awkward OCR summary notes a proposal for a postal savings bank discussed in Congress. It mentions aims to promote thrift, lift money stringency, and affect commercial banks. Key figures include Postmaster General George L. Meyer. The text cites deposit limits, interest plans, and speculative outcomes for labor and industry.
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Postal Savings Tam
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Meyer
Postal Savings Ak
Portal Savings Bank
Owen Sanday
Hug Amording
Hans
Postal savings bank debate shapes Virginia West campaign
The article analyzes proposals to establish a postal savings bank to retain money in the United States, contrasting Republican favor with Democratic opposition. It notes a political plank in the GOP platform and questions about candidate Henry Bennett, detailing his wealth and background in West Virginia politics.
Teed and Lintepages At Charleston Mall Comment on Candidates
The Charleston Mall hosts remarks on two state candidates. News reviewer notes Teed as an exceptional editor and long political veteran who would be a strong Senate choice, with Reed and other leaders praised for party tenure and public service.
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Charleston
Stat
Staare
Chirksburg
Detstaroy
West Virginia politics and state finances in dispute
Voters in West Virginia face governor election debates as Democratic candidate Littlepage seeks a position and labor support. The state treasurer Newton Ogdin reports the treasury holds about 1.95 million dollars with substantial school funds and ongoing expected revenue from seabed taxation, indicating a sizable surplus by year end.
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West Virginia
Newton Ogdin
Charleston
Fomourathe Pol Iefasx
Platform
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Penitentiary reforms and state finances amid party shifts
The article discusses changes at the state penitentiary under Republican oversight, claiming improvements and financial gains for the state treasury. It contrasts past Democratic taxation with current Republican administration, noting businesslike management and profits, while mentioning expenditures and personnel.
Tree cultivation method mirrors steady wheat raising
The passage argues for sustaining forest growth by planting or reforesting after one fiftieth of the forest is cut each year. It compares responsible forestry to wheat farming, noting the sawmill remains in place and workers live in permanent homes near the mill, with a “veter shanty” as a model for steady tree production.
Democratic nominee comments on disfranchisement plank in West Virginia state platform
John J. Cornwall, former Democratic nominee, voices views on disfranchisement at the state convention. He cites Henry G. and Doyle, notes their past attendance and support for the plank, and argues the party will be shaped by this year's election returns. The piece reflects party tensions and the role of long-time insiders in a shifting platform.
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Hefle
Louisennett
Weaton
Virginia
Hennett
Charleston
Walkersville
Lewis County
State of
Bendell
Janse
Lewis Aid
Countlex
West, Virginia
Jonathan Bennett
Louis
Hennete
West Virginia
Toy
Henry Vtl
Virgie
Rene
John J. Cornwall
Comony
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Democratin
Henry G. Is
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Doyle
Verona
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Teavy
West
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Cornwell
Charlepton Paper Purbuenes Report on Public Officers
Wrnudl Schorr's view notes that when Nistern af alee expires as aunline we will engage in the insurance business again. The piece remarks on public office tenure and an official facing scrutiny, stating there are none who will step into the ring alive.
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Charlepton
Wrnudl Schorr
Pullic
1h Mathes hes. Thomas J Parrish visit Wallace
Wallace resident Thomas J Parrish arrives from Southwest Melody Flour for an evening gathering. The report notes Parrish’s presence and the local reception during the event.
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Thomas J. Parrish
Wallace
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Sherman, New York
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Ohio County
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Charles G. Coffman
House of Delegates
Charles M. Hart
Marcus
L. Riblett
Howard M. Gord
I. Wade Coffman
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Will B. Morris
J.B. Bartlett
John B. Strother
Assensor
Ernest L. Pigott
Charles C. Fittro
Cleura
Postal Savings Bank
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Weet Melody Flour
Telexran
United States
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Unews Company
Bacamores
Quig Railroad
W. VA
Utberland
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New York
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Webster Springs
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