Editorials Cast Light on Political Rhetoric and Local Rings
An Evening Bed reviews a Herald editorial denouncing Democratic tricks and warning readers about rings influencing county tickets. It recalls past local endorsements and urging voters to scrutinize the ballot, citing historical examples and the need for fair, equal justice in elections.
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Roosevelt
Smem Herald
Arlek
Democratic Family
Ita
Republican County
Ucket
Clarksburg
Homer Wilkins
Wayman Ogden
Maymond Macwell
Jasper Kyle
John Flanigan
Sherit
Chartres
W. Laneh
Clarksburg Industry Booms Amid Local Revival
The district outlines a broad economic upturn in Clarksburg with glass factories firing, Graysellt Chemical expanding, and a surge in coal, brick yards, grain handling, bottling, and wagons. Banks, wholesale houses, and retailers report strong activity as new plants rise near the B&O station and city growth continues.
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Clarksburg
Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate
Graysellt Chemical Company
Washington Carbon Company
Glen Elk
East End
Baltimore & Ohio
Praying for the Next Stage Amid Factory Noise
In a Charivatan Gazetta note, readers are urged to pray for the next stage while the Lathig axe factory churns and wheels hum. The piece warns that without private attention the sound may drown out prayer, contrasting industry’s racket with personal devotion.
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Gazelle
Lathig Axe Factory
Gazette readers hear mining echoes near every plant
The text describes the sounds and smells of mining and milling near local plants, with carriers delivering the newspaper daily to grateful miners. It calls for Adam Little to step in with campaign roars, signaling political activity amid industrial life.
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Planta
Gazette
Adam Littlepage 9
Mayors court clears two drunks in odd session
Mayor Wood faced a discouraged mood as no victims appeared for his docket Friday. In police court Saturday morning George Sharp pleaded guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct and was fined $3 plus costs, with permission to pay later after returning home to Pennsylvania. Joseph Coleman received a $5 fine and costs and was released after paying $1.50. The mayor adjourned the session.
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Mayor Wood
Wke
George Sharp
Joseph Coleman
George
Pennsylvania
Vacationing trio passes through city on East trip
Miss Cora Corponing of Bridgeport Alu Smith of Wolf Summit and Linna Monroe of Shinnston traveled home from an extended vacation in the East visiting Atlantic City Philadelphia and New York.
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Cora Corponing
Bridgeport
Alu Smith
Wolf Summit
Linna Monroe
Shinnston
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
City School Openings Announced for September 7
Public schools of the city will open Monday September 7. Rt. Josephs Academy will also open on that date. Broaddaa Institute will open Thursday September 1, with prospects for a large matriculation.
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Rt. Joseph's Academy
Broaddaa Institute
Pirates Shut Phillies 1-0 in National League Game
In the lone NL matchup yesterday, Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0. Standings show New York atop with 69 wins, Pittsburgh second at 68, Chicago 54, Philadelphia 49, Boston 40, St. Louis 38, Brooklyn 36. Today’s schedule lists Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, and Orton at Cincinnati.
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Pirates
Phillies
W. L. Pet
New York
Pittsburg - Sory
Shicago Reyes
Seerg
GEA
Dncinnatinesses Es
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Eens
Chicago
Orton
Cincinnati
Baseball results and upcoming games from the American League
Yesterday action yielded Cleveland 0 Washington 2, Cleveland 1 Washington 8, Chicago 0 New York 1, Chicago 2 New York 1, Detroit 1 Philadelphia 1, Detroit 2 Philadelphia 11, St Louis 1 Boston 0. Today’s schedule: Detroit at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Washington, St Louis at Boston.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Ww. L. Pew
Louisi
Ir win Lockwood Co offers sale on chiffon gown styles
Irwin Lockwood Co promotes latest Pall Shirt chiffon pann wa and wiry Vodoa styles in black blue and brown with large discount pricing from $4.95 to $8.75. Mrs Martha Hall guest of J Skirts and Allee Stealty visiting in Middlebourne. Also advertises Dr Shoop Night Cure book free from Racine Wisconsin.
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Express
Irwin-loekwood Co
Mtr. Kerr
Charon Shain
Mien Lutston
Atlantic City
Martha Hall
Buckhant
J. W
Triwn| Lockwood Co
Zinc Case Set for Tuesday in Credit Court
In crebit court next Tuesday the Clarkwimig zinc case will come up on a motion, with the result to decide whether the injunction will be dissolved or made permanent and whether the plant will remain abated temporarily, affecting the roaster.
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Crebit
Clarkwimig Zinc
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