West Virginia Leader Swisher Praised For Local Option Stand
In Clarksville Virginia a public letter lauds Charley Swisher, West Virginia leader, for his bold local option stance and merit as a rising figure. The writer reflects on Swisher’s past newspaperman roots, his support for home rule, and his potential gubernatorial influence among fellow politicians.
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West Virginia
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Montant Semper Libert Swisher
Swisher Leads Local Option Stance In State Politics
Charles W. Swisher championed local option early, declaring support for letting the people decide on saloons. The idea gains favor across parties as governors and voters recognize home rule and the power to choose high license or prohibition. Swisher’s initiative boosts his image as aligned with the public welfare.
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Charles W. Swisher
Mr. Swisher
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Selal
Almas
T Taye
Speculation, Money Stringency and Legislative Remedies Urged
The article argues that illegitimate speculation caused money stringency while prosperity remains strong. It urges prompt legislation to prevent recurrence, cites Wall Street as the cause, and proposes investigation by legislators or government officials. It notes the West Virginia Business College Journal issue and praises its graduates. It calls street repairs on Date Avenue and West Mechanic Street a priority for winter use.
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West Virginia Business College Journal
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West Mechanic Street
Wall Street gambers blamed on Bible and Roosevelt feud
The excerpt discusses blame for a financial stir by the Bible’s Thou Shalt Not Steal and by President Roosevelt, noting partisan views. Billy Bryan claims Roosevelt is half a Democrat, a claim the Democratic side disputes. The Wheeling Register questions Wes ton's feat and blisters in accounts.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Billy Bryan
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Wheeling Register
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The Man on the Monument and Rumor Chronicle
A reporter recalls the Man on the Monument in the courthouse square and a lurid tale of Deacon Jones and Heaven. A whiskey label mystery unfolds involving Colonel O Bourbon, Miss Hone, and a Wheeling connection.
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Tom B. Seely
Colonel O. Bourbon
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Weston
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Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co
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