Incomplete 1913 West Virginia Editorial Notes
A fragmented 1913 clipping discusses primary elections, party strategy, and a growing good roads movement in West Virginia. It cites Governor Foy and Congressmen while noting political maneuvers, newspaper readership, and infrastructure plans amid a November election climate.
Hatfield Backed for Beve ment Road Plan and State Progress
The report notes Governor Hatfield’s nomination and support for a permanent roads program. Along with Senator Gray Buver the administration shapes legislation for the Charleston Huntington road and other improvements. Kanawha and Cabell counties move on three mile and old roadbed deals with rail lines, amid debates on price and progress.
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Hatfield
Lana
Gray Buver
Charleston
Huntington
Cabell County
Cheapeake and Ohio Railroad
Putnem and
Kanawha
Kanawha County
D. Williams
Notable Wit and Warnings From Several Papers
A collection of editorial quips and reactions from multiple papers on topics ranging from city sports pride and propriety to nonpartisan elections and urban poverty. The snippets include comments on Pittsboro’s ball team, fashion decency debates, and critiques of rural farming as a path for the poor.
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Pittsboro Point
Fairmont West Virginian
Public highways and ballots in early 20th century discourse
Editorials praise good roads as boosting farming markets land value and social ties while urging civic effort. A Wheeling Intelligencer column laments long primary ballots from 1912 to 1914, predicting voter fatigue and advocating shorter ballots for effective direct primaries.
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Fairmont Times
West Virginia
New York
Wedding Bells Across Salem and Nearby Regions
Salem reports three weddings including Orden Break and Louise Sarrett at Clarksburg, and a Salem College double wedding involving Roy Jarvis Francis Saunders Eric Davis and Jesse Saunders at Hornell. Rev E J Wootter to stay in parish. Broaddus Institute field work declined. Oil drilling begins on Sicily stand as locals expect oil.
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Salem
Orden Break
Baltimore and Ohio
Clarksburg
Louise Sarrett
Hornell
N.Y
Philippi
Baptist
G. A. Schutte
Broad Run Baptist Association
Ray Lowther
Genius Payne
F. J. Pepper
Pt Pleasant Church
St. Clara
A. J. G. Bond
J. B. Clark
Brook 4Sle
Meeting in New Hall for B HO E of W members
All members of the B HO E of W are requested to attend in their new hall at the corner Bay, Main and Wick streets at five o clock this evening.
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Stealey Helsets
Ther B. HO. E. of
Bae, Man and Wik Streets
Abe
Ciy
Rumored Firings Roil Cubs and White Sox News Cycle
Rumors from ChinE Callahan leader of the Ite Sox say he faces dismissal soon after a poor streak and fan pressure. Another strong rumor says Cubs manager Johnny Evers will depart by season end amid unsettled leadership rumors.
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Chine Callahan
Ite Sox
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Cedar Ouest Items Sell Fast At Auction
An item list shows a batch of cedar related goods including a 33 Thad off, aluminum skate blades, a5 bale of curtains priced at 1.30, and a kimono sale noted in the line of miscellaneous housewares.
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Sciuim
OREPE
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