West Virginia in Capital News Roundup
Washington dispatch reports West Virginia politics dominate capital news with a postmastership contest in Hinton involving four nominees led by Ric D Rose Carl Templeton and Mrs James the present incumbent. The piece notes delays in recommendations from Representative Adam B Littlepage and discusses broader Congressional activity on public buildings and a looming presidential veto possibility. It also covers West Virginia lawmakers travel and campaign developments including Sutherland and Huntington figures and plans for an armor plate plant location debate.
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Washington
Adam'b. Littlepage
Nemorrata
Hinton
Little Pike
Ric D_ Rose
Carl Templeton
Ginas
James
Wwns
Wis
Uiew
Wilson
Congress
Formier
Floyd Chapman
Huntington
Chapman
Bimming- Tan
Ala
Alabama
West Virginia
Wade
oThey
Willand
Hite
United States Senate
Hite Bynis
Sutherland
Han
Hulk
Edward Gooper
Bramwell
Cooper
West
Virginia
Representative Bowers Pushes for Higher Veteran Pensions
Representative Bowers spoke for Berkeley Springs and Belington veterans urging increased pension grants for George M. Newell and Rufus B. Clint. He presented their claims to the pension commissioner, stressing prompt favorable action and his deep, active involvement in the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Bowers
Clarmy
George M. Newell
Berkeley, Springs
Rufus B. Clint
Belington
Sare
Col
Honora
Sellar
Iit
Gelling
Andy
Tyler Countys Lawmakers Push Discharges and Local Aid
The article outlines requests from Representative Neely for General Barnett to grant an honorable discharge to Sergeant William Re Wertz of Fairmont due to physical disability. It notes Major Neely testifying before the House claims committee, a bill aiding Oakley Randall of Rar mont, and Randall’s damage refunds. It mentions Daniel J. Kelleher of Wheeling seeking a salary increase, and Neely sending farmers bulle tins to Wallace High School and Cameron High School. Additional items include streams stock petitions to M B Potts, and Mr. and Mrs. Hall of New Martinsville leaving for home, plus G W Smith of Middlebourne aiding Woodyard campaign efforts.
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Neely
General Barnett
Marine Corps
William Re. Wertz
Fairmont
Barnett
Major Neely
House
Oakley Rendall
Ratrmont
Randall
Wallace
Fin Efort
Cameron
M.B. Potts
New Martinsville
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the Fair and Square
Capital News
Washington, D. C
Telegram
House Committee
Rutherland
Usiris
Speik
Probalis
Penson
Virginia Campalenpon
Teely
Fron
Biulter Areh Welton
Grant County
Dlr Welton
Sutherland Gampaign
Indorse Sweet
the Sweet Laboratories Company
Cong Streets
Columbues
Ohia
Sonora Phonograph
Troubadour
Imperial
Blue
Laureate
Hillman & Son Jewelers
Sen Stee
Wheeling. W. Va
Daniel J. Kelleher
Wheeling
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Leonard S. Hall
Harry C. Woodyard
Holy Home
Hall
Representative Woodyard
G. W. Smith
Middlebourne
Woodyard
Smith
Tyler County
Campei
Scotts
Scott's
Boot & Bowne, BloomGeld
Lee & Parr Hardware Company
Pike Street
Children’s Huns
Grand Leader Dry Goods
Weist Main Street
Allen H. ‘Jordan
Upper Sester
Glenlarge
United States
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
The
Union National Bank
Christmas Savings Club
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