Third Congressional Vote and West Virginia Posts
The article reports on the 1912 Third Congressional District returns across eleven counties, noting party results and the shift toward the Republican ticket for secretary of state. It covers postmaster appointments in West Virginia, pension bureau inquiries by Rep Neely, rural route changes, and a bill signed by President Wilson allowing a bridge project connecting Ohio and West Virginia. It also mentions hospital news, a political guest list, and a new post office travel line initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Jin
Stuart M
Viate
Kiiawa
He Carter
Wilson
Ohio and West Virginia Bridge Company
Ohio River
Steubenville
Ah Company
TaBelle Iron Works
Ohio
West Virginia
Neely
Pension Bureau
Lloyd Newell
Mannington
Isaac Grimes
Glen Euston
Post Office Department
Worthington
Shinnston
Wileyville
Pateatt
Clay District
Shinnaton
Land
Agricultural Department
Bethany College
Braxton
Calhoun
Clay
Doddridge Wi
Gilmer
Hiss
Arierrison
Lewis
Webster
Majori'y
Toy i
Fay
Siart
Kenl
Reed
Congress
Harrison County
Moss
Lanetlin
Avis
Her
Hurilion
Davin and
Littlepage
Liem
Fewer and slower trains to save costs in Britain
London reports a war economy drive by British railways with fewer express services and reduced local and Sunday trains. Smaller stations and branch lines are shut, and staff shortages are blamed for curtailments, though freight and troop movements keep freight activity high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Railways
Ceacea
Trafic
Olive Tablets Promises Relief From Bad Breath
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a sugar coated remedy for foul breath and bowel sluggishness. It claims a vegetable formula cleanses the system without griping and promotes natural action after seventeen years of medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Twardy Olle
Edwarda
Edwards
Brett
Columbus
West Virginia in Capital News and Local Weddings
West Virginia figures prominently in capital news as Mrs. Alutblen hosts a bridge party in honor of an upcoming wedding. Katherine Price Hunourford, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Chvinn Mungerford, is to wed Rev A Des Lary Brayshaw. The ceremony will be at Christ Advent Church with Bishop Loyal Gravatt officiating. The couple plan to reside in Prince William. A guest list includes Morgantown’s William Beck Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Jonn Ul
Barlow
Grafton
Pmmp
Keys
Keyser
Thomas E. Jodges
Morgantown
Edgar J. Low
Romney
William C. Edwards
Tomrey
Wyoming County
Hocelvern
Con & Cokh
Boeulal Munter
DI Court of the
United
Muslon
District Court of the United States
Utnlck
Weat Visea
Philp
West Virgiuid
Oftve
Unoun Company
Pittsburgh
Pennaylvanh
Ofee
Gebeo C
Arnold, Ag
Hannow
Wet
Virginia
Nunsimith Shaw A Wheater
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Simiche
United States Marsal Omg
Federal Building
Furkeesburg
Wort
Virgil
Federal
Parkersburg
New Addition to Capital Society in Washington Circles
Mrs. Charles A. Holder, wife of the newly appointed trades advisor to the state department, joins Washington society with distinction. Dr. Holder, a leading member of the consular service, stands out among notable figures in capital social life following appointment by Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Holder
State Department
Washington
Dr. Holder
Robert I’. Rote
Bryan
Supreme Court on International Money Standards and Forgery
The text argues that the United States, through the Supreme Court and as a member of the Society of Nations, holds the exclusive right to fix money standards and to protect foreign currency from forgery. It contends that international obligations are reciprocal and bind the United States to safeguard money abroad as part of international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
United States
Society of Nations
Colombia
Law of Nations
Local 236 A B of C and J Open Meeting Notice
The union calls an open meeting in the Irwin building hall on Saturday January 29 at 7 30 o clock. All union and non union carpenters and all union men of other building trades are urged to attend. John L Jacox Recording Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Fork
Marah Fork
Rulelga
West Virginia
Coul
Statex Coal & Coke Company
Litten Cong Coke Company
Id Annabelle, Dorothy and
Sarita
Four States Coat & Coke Company
Vittebuesh
Menmylvania
C.K. Sith
Spectal’ Muster
United States Marshal's Ofer
Poderat
Culling
Parkersburg
AE Che
Pubiile
Sal Four Staten Cou & Coke Company
Gaid Pour States Coat & Coke Company
Union Ruse Company
Villabureli
Teuatee
Raleigh County
Marlow County
West Wirelatt
Bour Stites Com! & Coke Company
Asia Thy Union Prast Company
Mitahurst
Heuster, Lu
A. B
Irwin Building
Allnion
John L. Jacox
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Main Street
Clarksburg
Hamburger’s
Empire Bank
Fourth Street
A. Hamburger
County of
Harrison
R. E. Kidd
State of
Eat
TI Party
Man Neely
House
Oulda Caldwell
Vion
James Tt. Caldwell
Huntington
Shoreham
Joseph, Gray
Hilizabeth
Raleigh
Z Taylor Vinson
Mall
Svanton
Lincoln County
Garfeld Hospital
Harry C. Woodyard
Surances
Mr. Woodyard
Postoffice Department
Maila
Gonan
Arnold
Kaa
Buckhannon
Heed, Smith, Nhaw
Ah Penneytranniy
Surya
Westvieetna
Toues
Pour Btates Cond & Coke Company
Croan
Equity
Hater Coal & Coke
Cou
Cokeompany Co
Cilow Trust Company
Spuolee
Naleigh County
More Ton County
Traleigh County
Marlen
Wlien Lords
Sieinetpal Wiwaune
Nowy Ata
Ant
Honda
Timar
Fairmont
Samson
West Vinginia
Foun Stathh Coal & Coxke Yany
Com
Aubrech
Suryasarmen
Matc
Four States Coal & Coke Company
Union Trav Company
Ralelah Covent
Marion Cou
Marion County
West Virginlay
Marston County
Jarabells
Munnington
Lincoln
Murloy
Weat
Lee
Dorothy
Berita
West Virginis
Ile
Italeigh County
Sarita Aline
Mike Eat
Slater
Annabelle
Alinew
Liu Spechill Luster
Hour States Coal & Coxe Company
Dorutiny Wnd
Usle
Americn Norther
Eigen
Raytelah Court
Serer Punt Ot West
Capital News
Washington, D. C
Telegram
Corarinh
Saluingion
Dan
Aries McDonald
Clarlestown
Mon
Charles Mil Twi
Alutblen
Toa
Eilaat
Congresaman Neely
Inaue Sherwood
Sherwood
Allcock
Palin
Raving Allcoce
Clint
Contin
Sloan
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