England Named Miners Nominee After Four Ballots
Charleston January 13 The Senate Republican caucus moved to organize the Antie Henry with England’s tunes in front of the Senate as nomination for president. Four ballots were taken without change. Hood withdrew after the second, Hearne on the fourth, giving England by acclamation. The Republicans drafted a pro position for equal division of offices and committees with Republicans and Democrats. Democrats have taken no action. The session adjourned until tomorrow.
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England
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Hearne
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House
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Kanawha
Johnson
Morgan
Scherr
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Progressive Democrats Unite to Control Next Congress
Democratic progressives in Congress have united to shape policies for the coming session. A recent conference indicates they control the party thus far and plan to curb reactionaries, abolish the seniority rule, and move tenacious members from key committees. Notable leaders include Senators Hoke Smith, Gore, and Pomerene.
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Hoke Smith
Gore
Oklahoma
Pomerene
Onto
Tariff schedules reviewed by Ways and Means panel
Washington July 13 The lumber and silk tariff schedules were under consideration by the Ways and Means Committee. No Democratic plan existed at the previous session to guide tentative revisions for the committee.
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Washington
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Table Fire at Milliren’s Cloth Store
An overheated hot plate in the Lowe building press department caused a small fire on a wooden table Monday. Fire department was summoned but the blaze was inconsequential and extinguished before arrival.
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Milliren
Lowe
Rockefeller Suffering From Gouty Larynx Report Mentioned
Dr Richardsom examined William Rockefeller at Mian and prepared a report on his health for the house money trust committee. The device to determine if he can testify is not public until the Tull committee reviews it. The report notes inflammation of the larynx and recurring operations.
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Tan
Richardsom
William
Rocketaller
Mian
Mie House Money Trust Committee
Mackeveller
Tull
Rockefeller
Ohio River Flood Threat Presses Neighbors
Fragmentary report notes the Chia river rising slowly near a settlement with residents suffering in cold weather. Forecaster Penny warns three rivers may breach banks tomorrow, while Meade reports two flood-related incidents this week amid frigid conditions.
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Gan
Chia
Diettler Meade
Thair
Board of Trade Luncheon at Waldo Tomorrow
The regular weekly meeting of the Board of Trade will be held at the Waldo tomorrow at 12:77 p.m. 참석자는 참석자들이 모임에 참석할 것으로 보이며 토의 주제나 특별 발표는 언급되지 않았다.
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Board OF Trade
The
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Waldo
All lives saved from a steamer Uranium near Halifax
The steamship Uranium, from Rotterdam, grounded ashore near Halifax with the bow open and hold flooded. Captain Frenetume and crew aboard, all 80 passengers saved at the Immigration Station. boat damaged, rescue operations ongoing as officials assess salvage prospects.
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Uranium
Rotterdam
Halifax
Iénetmce
Couran
Broaddus Booms Enrollment at Broaddun Institute
Monday morning interview with Roy Bhianay Aytey president of Broaddun Institute at Philippi reports enrollment this year larger than ever, near 600. He notes White sparger hall or boys dormitory completed and occupied, central heating plant outside building, and plans for heat for additions.
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Bhianay Aytey
Broaddun Institute
Philippi
Tle First Baptist Moreh
Broadius
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Hoya
Inedusa
Bulldine
Young Men Tear Down Signs In Nighttime Incident
Five youths Louis Levy Dillis Wert Sylvan Tover Shutter and Hourl Norman were arrested after boisterously destroying signs in front of stores in the business district around 1 30 AM. Each posted $10 cash bond for Monday police court appearance and were released. Police officers Sappington Hendrickson Shinn and Joyce detained them.
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Sappington
Louis Levy
Dillis Wert
Sylvan Tover
Eo Shutter
Hourl Norman
Revival meetings at Ash Chapel draw growing crowds
Rev E Ressegger of Buckhannon district will preside at 7 20 tonight as revival meetings at Ash Chapel on Broad Oaks continue to attract large attendance. The recent week long sessions filled the church and chairs were brought up from the basement to accommodate the crowd. Several conversions were reported and many remain interested in salvation.
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Ash Chapel
Broad Oaks
E. Ressegger
Buckhannon
Diphtheria Claims One Year Old Child in Pinnick District
The text reports the death of Annia Ronitz aged one year, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bais, in Pinnick. After a brief illness of diphtheria, she died at home. Services are planned at Holy Mosaic with burial in Holy Cemetery. times indicated as soon after seven.
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Annia Ronitz
Bais Mrz
Paul Hobjr
Pinnick
Examination Winners Named From State Mines Foremen List
A published list announces those successful on the December 17 and 18 examination held at the Walia Hotel for mine foreman second grade. Names include Roscoeers Gypsy Joseph M Matheny Mount Clare and many others across Clarksburg Fairmont Morgantown and neighboring towns.
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Imil
Ehlea
State Department of Mines
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Gypsy
Joseph M Matheny
Mount Clara
Iho R.chard
Lewis
Jan Oldroy
Clarksburg
Janice ‘Cammtings
Miller
Fairmont
Verson
Cantonfield
Hutchinson
Hf. Yodér
Shinnsten
Howard Conner
Viropa
Trarnestales
Barpackarille
John ‘J. McElroy
J. B. Greynolds
Reynoldaviles
Freeman Enterprise
David Malone
Morgantown
Walker
Blaine
Thomas’ L. Price
Mount Clare
Peter McCormick
Clarkeburs
H. C. Saunders
Everson
William Leeper
Pairmont
Matthew Conners
Grant Town
Musicians Local 580 Elects Officers in Hofman Hall
Local 580 of the American Federation of Musicians elected officers for the ensuing term at Hofman Hall on Sunday. A. B. Hall was named president, Rockwell vice president, Jesse Stealey sergeant-at-arms, S. Ledoux secretary and treasurer, and Rank Corie deputy. A board selects Charles Lowther for eighteen months, A. J. Smith for twelve months, and Jury Carder for six months. The union will use Howes steel hall as headquarters for a year, kept open for members’ convenience.
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Hofman Hall
A. B. Hall
Rockwell
Jesse Stealey
S. Ledoux
Dirank Corie
Charles Lowther
A. J. Smith
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Governor calls for public utilities commission and tax reforms
In Indianapolis a message from Governor Ralstein to the legislature urges creating a public utilities commission with authority over telephone gas electric light water and traction companies and kindred concerns. The message also advocates inheritance tax a workingmen's compensation act and legislation to prohibit watered stock.
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Firemen Suspended by Thomas Reynolds
Two members of the city department, John McWhorter and John McDonald, were suspended from their posts by Thomas Reynolds who has taken authority as chief. Reynolds plans to file charges with the city council committee, not directly against the suspended men. McWhorter expects the action to continue.
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John McWhorster
John Mcdonald
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Ite
Etty Colineil
McWhorter
Dr ar ret B Jones to speak at city events
Dr. ar ret B. Jones of Wheeling is announced to appear in the city this week under the auspices of the Weal Wor Man's Civic Club and related groups. The program includes talks at Central Christian church on Wednesday afternoon, the high school and eighth grade gatherings, and a Thursday night meeting at the courthouse.
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Wheeling
Central Christian Church
Gengral
Onna City Mayor Seeks Aid as Flood Forces People Out
Report from Cincinnati notes Ohio River levels rising slowly with the flood driving about a thousand residents from homes in Ken tucky area near Onna City. Policemen and workers organized to safeguard property as the river's crest approached.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Karika Holm
Pense
Iostagld
Jury Trials Reported Morning Session In Seindston
Fragmentary notes describe a morning jury trial in Seindston involving a charge against Michael and alleged actions by a party connected to a war effort. The text references a prohibition era style setting with names Mary and Sule and a decree on a walt of CHA Jat.
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Mary J. Id Shiinwaton
Seindston
Laryman
Michael
Ewardiieny Agalnet
Michael Wh ml
Trinks
Fisher to be buried in Pennsboro following death
An obituary reports 58 year old Agueting Fisher who died after a convalescent illness. The body will be transported to Pennsboro for burial with funeral services scheduled for later that afternoon. Survived by his widow, a son and a daughter, with connections to West Anon and Pentair.
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Agueting Fisher
Pennsboro
Moresing
John
West Anon
Anittharien Shome
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Pentair
Cox Inaugurated Governor of Ohio in Large Columbus Crowd
A January 12 inaugural ceremony in Columbus drew the largest audience for a similar event. James M. Cox, now governor, arrived with Governor Harmon amid an escort of the gallant guard. Weather was ideal and Cox pledged to implement his party's platform.
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James M. Cox
Ohig
Warne
Cox
Harmon
Fragmented MICAGH GRAIN SMReET item
A damaged OCR fragment notes a May 13 closing action at a grain street site with unclear details and partial dates.
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Micagh Grain Smreet
State Meeting Notice For September 17 Wednesday
Announcement says the next state meeting of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics will be held at Muckhennan on Wednesday September 17.
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Mage Rat
Order of United American Mechanics
Muckhennan Wednee Dey
Charleston Exprese interview on clemency and future punishment
A Charleston Exprese report claims the dellet Yiat overs have learned their feast Soma Glamtcock says clemency will be limited and punishment for criminals will continue to be enforced. He notes upcoming sentences and mentions Governor Glamecock and General Jerett as figures connected to the penitentiary and military commission.
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Cabin Creek
Glamecock
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