Consolidation Debates and Labor Strife Echo in West Virginia News
Clarksburg reports wage disputes ending as window glass workers near settlement while state politics tense over prohibition. Connelleville and New Haven Pa voters weigh merging districts, with Coke City eyes on consolidation effects. Prohibition debates mirror party tensions as senators prepare votes amid economic strains and street cleaning efforts.
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Disjointed Clippings Reflect Editorial Dither and Civic Duty
A chaotic trove of editorials and notes from varied papers critiques editor shifts, tariff forecasts, and labor marching orders. It catalogs Bryan prophecies, drug control arguments, charitable gifts, and calls for citizen responsibility while lampooning public figures and political forecasts.
Parade of Military Units Tops Taft Inaugural Pageant
A grand parade will feature a West Point cadet detachment and Annapolis midshipmen leading the United States regulars and Cuban army contingent. Navy sailors from the battleship Neet and a large regiment of Marines will follow, with guardsmen from Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, Virginia and other states. Civic clubs, including the Americas Club of Pittsburgh, and the Pickanany band of South Carolina orphans will appear, followed by veteran camps in old war jackets. The forenoon procession moves toward the Capitol for the presidential oath.
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Huntington boundary bill advances in House on first reading
The House passed the boundary fine of Huntington on its third reading by 67 to 8, then moved to second reading. Debate focused on licensing sections. a strikeout amendment failed 49 to 23. Logan charter bill sent back to committee as session began with first night readings and several bills moved to second reading.
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Local business advertises new Oak Hall location on Main Street
Grove Street Grostil Vansacting announces permanent move to The Oak Hall Building on Main Street opposite The Empire Building. The ad promises greeting old friends and welcoming new customers, offers full lines of goods, and urges calls whether buying or not.
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Oak
Main Street
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