Anti Lobby Resolution Introduced By Mr Arbenz
Charleston June 28 Heal ing Mat there Jn the chuhce of getting a bill through the legislature hit will pi an end to the secret lob by. Colegste John Arbenz offered a joint resolution requiring committee records with time place attendance names and addresses of witnesses and votes on amendments public filings and a duplicate to the secretary of state for public use during and after session. The lobbyists are expected to make a strong effort to defeat it. The House session was brief with petitions for equal suffrage and for Gettysburg attendees. Committee chairmanships were shuffled amid Republican Democratic alignments and a push to add more attaches was debated.
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Charleston
Healising
Colegste
John Arbenz
House
Persoge
Secretary of State
Sia
Terrfil
Confederstine
Gettysburg
Gettyspure
Woods
Senate
Virginia
Strother
Hiessing
England
Minto
Phillips
Bland
Cuskey
Hearne Ean
Republic
House Ways and Means eyes new Congress revenue plan
Washington dispatch notes the Ways and Means Committee advances a tax revision schedule for the extra session. With few witnesses left, leaders outline the timetable and caucus plan for the new Congress to tackle the program of larim revision and bearers of the storm copter.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means
Bearses
Wool Lab
Consrass Las
Larim Revistos
Echerilo
Big house moved for barn project on Sixth Street
Contractor Robert Brown with a crew began work Tuesday morning on the old Parr residence on Lee Street, once occupied by A D Puy. The brick, sixteen-room house was sold to William Pinnell, Mveryman, for use as a large barn on Sixth Street near West Pike. Plans to move it west and convert it into a residence were abandoned.
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Robert Brown
Parr
Lee Street
A.D. Puy
Lee Street Lawi Company
Wil/iam Pinnel
S'xth Street
West Pike
Land Company
Wheat and corn market report from Chicago
Chicago grain market update notes wheat sliced to four dollars and corn at eight seven cents, with price cuts indicated at nearby locales. The brief reflects a volatile trading session with modest movements across wheat and corn futures.
Gold Plate Revealed Sold From McKinley Niece Scandal
A shadowy gold plate with an invitation from California Commandery to President McKinley fetched 700 dollars when sold by Mrs. Mabel McKinley Baer, niece of the late president. The pawnshop tale follows burglaries in the area and a decision to dispose of the valuable relic.
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New York
California
Knights Temphuys
Mokinley
San Francisco
Develpei
Mabel McKinley Baer
Promises to reform lads or send to reform school
Harald Martin and Fred Grannato twelve years old were arraigned in Gordon's court on a charge of stealing brass fittings recently from Rex Jarvis's drilling machine on East End Street. A warrant against Barnard Perry was dismissed. he had bought the brass but proved not to be an agent for a junk dealer.
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State Reform School
Harald Martin
Fred Grannato
Ind
Dhistia
G. 1
Gordon's Court
Israes
Rex Jarvis
Fast End
Barnard
Perry
Big Record From Railroad Police Report
Baltimore transit police release annual tally for 1912 detailing arrests for trespassing theft and other offenses on the rail system. The superintendent notes most arrests were for trespass and urges rail authorities and civic groups to expand safety education and cooperation to reduce incidents.
Home Gay Company Holds First Annual Directors and Officers Meeting
Officers stockholders and directors met at Court Street for the first annual meeting after acquiring Fool City Gas. Thomas C. White elected president, Jisyer B. Kyle president, and Charles Mong secretary and treasurer. Board includes White, Kyle, W. Guy Terrick, Honor I Williams, and W. G. Kester. The merger took effect last September, with 16 gas mains extending south of the city to the New Fair Grounds area and adjacent districts.
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Home Gay Company
Tiestas
Court Street
Jengih
Inte
Thomas C. White
Chosan
Jisyer 8
Kyle Eee
Charles Mong
Mr. White
Kyle
W. Guy Terrick
Honor I Williams
W. G. Kester
Fool City Gas Company
Schoon
Monticella
Fair Grounds
Columbia Wolents
Grouuils
Pensions Granted to West Virginians Listed
Washington January 28 pensions have been granted under general law to several West Virginians. The names include Henry C Keeper of Washington Phinpps KR Sharp of Harrivville Same) C. Parks of Ruttermont Dayle bon C. Riddle of Hackety Joh M. Gall ett of Pennsborm and Tining Aman of Parkersburg.
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Washington
West
Mass meeting to protest new Harrison county courthouse
Farmers and supporters plan a rally at the Clarkeburg court house on Saturday February 1 at 11 am to oppose funding a new courthouse estimated at 300000 dollars. Organizers JACKSON ARNOLD PORTER WAXWILL FANNIE S JMSNICINS KONAN LAWS and many others urge resistance to the tax increase and call for ministers and reporters to attend.
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Inaws
Harrison County
Court House
Clarkeburg
Jackson Arnold
Porter Waxwill
Fannie S. Jmsnicins
Konan Laws
Saaroet Awus
Mipmlin Bartlett
Roy Martin
Tacol White
Scott Iruckman
William Paugh
Arixen Young
Throhond Ratolip
Clinton Talbott
Steven Stewart
A. M. Bis
Jefforson Poils
Brainard Young
Stephen Bartlett
Martin A. Props
Alva Shapler
Prank Iuair
William Davis
Kester
Tran
Post
Governor's Martial Law Claim Questioned in WV Case
The West Virginia case questions Governor Glassack’s authority to declare martial law and the military commission’s jurisdiction over civilian offenses. Don Chaim, jailed for obstructing a train, seeks release after five years, challenging the seizure of civil rights under military rule.
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Glassack
West Virginia
Martin Bow
Don Chaim
Martihv
McGowan Case Dismissal Cites Missing Prosecution Witness
Justice G MH Gordon Court dismisses William McGowan’s warrant against M J Sauer for allegedly fraudulently obtaining a function valued at $110 at McGowan's restaurant after the prosecuting witness failed to appear for the hearing.
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William McGowan
M. J.sauer
G_ MH
Gordon
Mr. Sauer
al McGowan
Patient for state home transfer in Marion County
AvP deputy sheriff of Marion County escorts a simple-minded young man from Farnonl to Huntington to the state home for MIeurables in the late ralty. The patient was held in the county jail awaiting the arrival of a westbound walt.
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Sanity
Marion County
Farnonl
Huntington
Walt
Arrest of General Sickles over monument fund shortage
Report states supporters believe the case will not go to trial as many contributors come forward. General Sickles remained secluded in his Fifth Avenue mansion amid questions about a fund shortage connected to a monument commission.
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New York
Sickles
Monument’ Commission Fund
Fifth Avenue
Veterans to Attend G A R Meeting and Gettysburg Anniversary
Members of Guster Post Wo 8 Grand Army of the Republic are urged to attend a regular meeting on Saturday February 1. Installation of newly elected officers will occur. old veterans are urged to join and prepare for the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg next July, with food and shelter provided by Uncle Sam. The note is signed by FGC and Tiny WW, M Morris, Poet Commander Mt Clare. Buckhannon diary reports a fatal shooting at Berns Mill involving Wamsley and a deputized arrest.
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Grand Army
Guster Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Meade
Twa
Sam
Jere
Elvan
Local movement forms committee for Young Men's Christain Association
C J Hardis presiding officer appoints a nine member committee to organize Clarkebury people for a Young Men's Christian Association. The group will meet at 7 80 PM Thursday at the Waldo hotel with W G Slonin of Parkersburg presiding as Y M C A elite secretary. Plans to establish the association locally will be discussed and members are notified to attend.
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C. J. Hardis
Loin
Folowing
Clarkebury
Duthil
John D
McReynolis
Wehards
F Baird
Johnson
Pater H. Kable- Bard
Charles B
Alexander
Hy Harding
Waldo Hotel
W. (. Sloniln
Parkersburg
Young Men's Christian Asagelations
Went Virini
Mombora
Prize fighter dies after Brooklyn bout injury
Sailor Smith and the referee were arrested after 282Ghick Rowe, a prize fighter, was knocked unconscious in the sixth round of a ten round bout in Brooklyn. He died today in a New York hospital.
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New York
Bank Applies to Become a National Bank in Anawalt
Washington Jan. 28 The comptroller of the currency has received the application of the Bank of Anawalt W Va to become a national bank under the name of First National Bank of Anawalt The action marks a step toward establishing a federally chartered bank in the town and expanding national banking presence in the region.
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Washington
Bank of
Dublin Castle Attacked by Suffragettes in London News
London dispatch reports suffragettes opening militant campaign with an attack on Dublin Castle breaking windows. Three women arrested. General Mrs Drummond pledges to wait for Prime Minister Lloyd George in Parliament tonight seeking audience.
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London
Dublin Castle
Drummond
Miss Robbins Dead in Morgantown Mystery
Mina Elizabeth Robbins aged 2, a house keeper at the Ontarire mansion of Thomas E Hodges, president of West Virginia University, died suddenly in Morgantown. Official word attributes the death to heart ailment. investigation ongoing.
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Morgantown
Jay
Mina Elizabeth Robbins
Onnire
Thomas E. Hodges
West Virginia University
Gisrayo
Easter vacation dates set by university council
The University Council ordains the annual Easter vacation from April 4 to 14. Easter falls on a Tuesday this year, with days around the holiday designated as holidays and exams scheduled shortly before the break.
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Morgantown
Tnibersity Council of Administration
Enster
Hastertiée
Tanluvive
Most Radical Rise in Priced Since Oil Became Favorite Speculation
In Pittsburg Pennsylvenis the market shows a radical rise in prices since oil emerged as a favored speculation. The piece notes a $2.19 rate and hints at volatile moves, with references to buying and selling patterns and shifting confidence in crude as a speculative core.
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Pittsburg
Abarral
Turin
Opposing Washington Opposes Federal Court Relocation
In Washington on January 24 Chaene Kefnuver, clerk of the United States district court, opposes relocating federal court hearings to Wikite. The opposition argues the move is unnecessary and would impose long travel to distant sites, with critics predicting strong resistance and possible amendments to the bill.
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Dan Chain
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Chaene
Kefnuver
Packersburg
Wikite
Heratood
Murderous warrant filed for Mary Vollnail in furniture dispute
A felony warrant charging and expired murder is issued for Mary Vollnail of Murinim after an alleged knife attack on Minnie Qdules during a furniture sale dispute. Constable Charles Mevickers reports the warrant by Moxietrace H Gordon. Hearing set for Wednesday at 1 o'clock, defendant released on personal recognizance for appearance.
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Mary Volluail
Murnim
Charles Mevickers
H. Gordon
Minnie
Mary Vollnait
Abe Pearance
Stockholders Elect Officers at Tastes Construction Company
At its annual meeting the company elected H. W. Sticky J. D. Re idler, William Mount, More eon and Thomas See as directors to serve. Wespeck was elected president, W. C. Morrizon secretary, and JO Tidler treasurer. A six percent dividend was declared.
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Tastes Construction Company
H.W. Sticky
J. D Reidler
William Mount
More+ eon
Thomas
Wespeck
W. C. Morrizon
JO ‘Tidler
Damage suit proceeds in circuit court over highway damage
The circuit court held Tuesday the trial of Sout and Furners for damages totaling 4350 against the shun court, alleging an act by the court caused damage to property on the highway West Bummit. Judgment for 0342 was entered, with Thomas Haymimnmt, Edward Thomas and others named.
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Sout & Furners
Shun
Ehyem
Thomas
Edward Thomas
Ottars
Me Muntty
Johassn
Gerreh Weathet
Ata Miler
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