Senate Advances Income Tax Amendment in Charleston
In Charleston on January 28 the Senate, by unanimous vote, adopted a resolution favoring the income tax amendment to the federal constitution. It will go to the House for action, with anticipated opposition. Several named senators supported or opposed related measures, and progressives pressed for votes to be recorded, while some reforms moved to the rules committee. The session adjourned with House set to meet at noon tomorrow and Senate at 10 o'clock.
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Charleston
Senate
Woods
MacCorkle
Beardes
French
Peterkin
Strother
Cleteing
Hearne
Kidd
Marshall
Senavor Hland
Roosevelt
Bryan
Igland
Committee of Rules
Peter Kin
Parkersburg
House
Washington
Jam
West Virginia
Aparithe
Wadhinton
W. Wathon
Virginia
United States
Congress
Mrs Bertha Bacchus Dies After Short Illness in Stealey Heights
Mrs Bertha Bacchus aged 45 wife of William A Bacchus of Milford Street Stealey Heights died at home after a short illness. She is survived by her husband and several children. Funeral will be Friday at 2 PM at the Bacchus home with burial in Tellows Cemetery.
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Bertha Bacchus
Bertha V. Bacchus
William A.bacelus
Milford Street
Stealey Heights
Bacehns
Tellows
Fire destroys shop at Pyearie Valley river front
Fire entirely destroyed the black smith shop of Robert Anderson and a forge of J. T. Arnett on the Pyearie Valley river front. Loss was about 6000 dollars with insurance of 2000 dollars collected. Fire reported as by Known oright.
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Grafton, Inn
Robert Anderson
Mn Feod
J. T. Arnett
Pyearie Valley
Townsend bill on officers of Civil War to be reviewed
The Senate military affairs committee will consider tomorrow the Townsend bill concerning Union officers mustered out of the army. Clarence P Rout is noted in the dispatch from Washington Jan 29.
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Walington
D. C
Townsend
Taurtha
Ile
Senate
Francia Cosi Company Formed Near Grassetti
The Francia Cosi Company, recently chartered with authorized stock of 100000 and $50000 paid in, elected officers led by J A Prannoig as president and John C Williams as vice president. Directors include Daniel Howard and Blake L Grove. A 260 acre tract near Grassetti with a vein of pons will host a modern plant linked to a future Baltimore and Ohio railroad spur. Meeting occurred in the law office of Carter and Sheets.
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Francia Cosi Company
Bigae
J. A. Prannoig
Ohn C. ‘Williams
J. Frannobt
E- I. Spraker Treasne
W.E. Ooke
Minsn
He ‘Dificora
Darilel Howard
Break L. Grove
Grassetti
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Carter and
Burnsville Man John M Snyder Dies After Operat ion
John M Snyder aged 21 of Burnsville died in a local hospital Wednesday morning after an operation for brain trouble. He is survived by his parents and one child. The body will be taken to his home Thursday morning on the top lock train. Services will be held Thursday afternoon at his home and the burial will be in Burnsville Cemetery.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilron
Andresee
Thare
Bryan
Congres
Congress
Wilton
West
John M. Snyder
Burnsville
Attends Funeral for Mrs Maxwell in West Union
Mr and Mrs W A Gaylord Mr and Mrs Hugh Jarvis Mr and Mrs Millard F Snider and MD Stewart attended the funeral of Mrs Maxwell on Tuesday at West Union. Maxwell was a daughter of ex senator Farr.
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W. A. Gaylord
Hugh Jarvis
Millard F Snider
MD. Stewart
Maxwell
West Union
Farr
Mass meeting urged on county coast over courthouse repairs
A countywide call issued by Harrison County Court invites all citizens and taxpayers to a mass meeting at Clarkshurg Court House on February 1 1914 at 10 a m to discuss the committee report on repairing or rebuilding the courthouse. All interested are invited to attend and join the discussion.
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Bar ' Ysen
Choisen
Thirksburg
Clarkshurg
Germany pledges support for Turkey in Asia Minor
German ambassador to Turkey spoke at the Teutonial Club annual dinner in Constantinople noting great German interests in Asia Minor. He said Europe promised aid to Turkey for future development and Germany would lend influential help in its cause, asserting hands-off stance for Turkish possessions in Europe.
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Constantinopla
Europe
Germany
Turkey
Teutonial Club
Gepmian
Asia Minor
Loum
Purim case ends with no murder charge
Minnie Quales, a colored woman of Purim, accused Mary Voilaki of trying to kill her with a butcher knife during a quarrel. Upon examination, the other woman was found to have attacked while holding the knife, suffering a cut on the hand. The warrant was ignored at the scene by the complainant’s attorney.
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G. A. Gordon
Minnie Quales
Purim
J Mary Voilaki
Strother Qualifies In Estate Administration
Ray Strother qualifies Wednesday as administrator of the estate of Almira Strother with a hand at $1,000 land. John T Alrothyr guiets. The appellants of the estate are Peter W. Hseh, J.T. Quiningham and Zina L Dassen.
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Ray
Strother
Crude Oil Prices Edge Higher in Pennsylvania Markets
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania crude oil prices rose for a third time this week reaching 226 dollars a barrel. The report notes the increase as the highest price since 1895 with Ragland showing further gains amid the trading day.
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Pitterurg
Pennsylvania
Daventy Conta
Mystic nun dies during prayer at Holy Name Cathedral
Chicago January 2. While kneeling in prayer in her pew at Holy Name Cathedral, Mie. Mate Corby sank to the floor and died. Police reported no immediate signs of foul play as parishioners and clergy assisted before emergency crews arrived.
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Chicago
Holy Name Cathedral
Mate Corby
West Virginia Senate Seat Stakes in 1933 Scramble
Washington reports Republican hopes rise as West Virginia faces a key 1933 election to replace Senator Watson. Analysts say a Republican win would tilt the Senate toward the GOP, with implications for national policy and a closely divided chamber. The piece notes broad national attention on West Virginia’s choice and the potential impact on March 4 and beyond.
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Senate
United States
West Virginia
Watson
Weal
Virginia
Judgments and verdicts listed in circuit court session
Judge Maymond Maxwell awarded $196.47 to Vivian against Sames W. Shruger. A jury granted $162 to Noah C. Furner against the entthty court, while von Kivone defended against Sullivan Lower in a suit against John Deluca. A $688.70 judgment issued for McCroay & Company against William F. Blind et al. Divorce case Joseph H. Miller versus Bertlin Miler directed alimony of $26 in cash and $16 monthly during pendency of will. Cavori Dolan and Williams named partition commissioners in Wellington Morris suit against Benjamin Morris et al. A jury ruled in JH Pint v W B McGregor. George Wildemann Brewing Co. v John G. Beal for a beer case settled at $185.
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Maymond Maxwell
Hobert
Vivian
William F Blind
Joseph H. Miller
Bertlin
Will
Cuthbert A. Cavori
John J.dolan
G. We Willipma
Wellington Morris
Benjamin Morris
JH Pilnt
W. B. McGregor
Piint- McGragor
George, Wildémann Brewing Company
Jobn G. Beal
Hutchinson Men in Robe Theft Case at Baltimore Station
Cecil Timmons and two Hutchinson youths, with Charles Taynes, await hearings in Justice T. G. Nicewarner's court on charges of stealing a lap robe from Dr. John B. Smith's automobile near the Baltimore and Ohio station. Partial hearings reveal conflicting testimony. A. Campbell, railroad detective, arrested Haynes who wore the robe when captured and identified in court.
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Cecil "Timmons
Hutchinson
Charles Taynes
T. G. Nicewarner
John B. Smith
Mobile
Baltimore
Ohio
Sundries Schedule Debated by House Ways and Means
Washington January 29. The sundries schedule, the last act item under consideration, covers sunshades, toil items, cigarettes, coal, and other goods. The coverings ad valorem rate on the schedule sits near twenty five percent as debate proceeds.
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Washington
Isaue
Morgantown Rail Firm Buys Site for Passenger Station
Morgantown and Wheelifgg Rail Way Company, formerly Morganstown and Dunkard Valley, has purchased the Baltimore and Go Railroad site fronting 100 feet on Protsteret and adjoining the Jets for a new passenger station. The property extends back 118 feet. The company plans to erect a trolley terminal there early in the spring. Washington move: Interstate Commerce Commission orders formal investigation into the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Morgantown
Baltimore and Go Railroad Company
Wiheelifgg
Rail Way Company
Morganstown and Dunkard Valley Company
Hunger strike vows after courtSentences amid hunger strike pledge
General en Dru and thirty others were returned to Shea and sentenced to a day in prison. They vowed to begin a hunger strike at once. General Drimmond told the magistrate that serious trouble awaits David Lloyd George and you.
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London
General En Dru
Tolay
Shea
General Drimmond
David Lloyd George
New Dwelling Excavation Near Harbor Ave Estate
Excavation work has begun for a modern dwelling on the southern side of Harbor avenue in Colonial Heights. The house will be erected by Dr. B. Matheny of Meadowbrook on a lot adjoining Ralph Molden's residence.
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Harbor Ave
B. ¥. Matheny
Meadowbrook
Ralph Moldem
Sheriff in Charge of Armed Guards at Pittsburg Mills
Quiet morning after street fighting between strikers and mill guards left one dead and a dozen wounded. Sheriff Bragda and armed guards patrol near the plants as Rankin company considers state help. Greensburg unit ready to rush to the plant if needed.
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Pittsburg
Bragda
Greensburg
Special Term of County Court Notices
A special term of the county court will be held Saturday. Claims will be audited for paramount tasks. Deputy solicitors will be appointed and qualified, and notary public certificates issued. Notaries public will be qualified. WA constable for Clark district appointed and qualified. A road engineer and agents will be tied to ferries and orders issued for the Dimiborpart bridge instruction.
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Parmunt
Clark District
M Bridge
Dimiborpart
Pride Chapel AME Program List
Thursday program at Pride Chapel AME church under Progression Choir includes instrumental solos by Thelma Robinson and Madotingacy, solos by Columbia Harper Eva Greene Lillian Weathers Willa Law, Mrs Bessie Henderson and Mrs Vera McCoy, a duet by Eva and Beulah Greene, address by Prof D H Kyly, and admission of ten cents.
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Pride, Chapel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Thelma Robinson
Columbia Harper
Eva Anid Beulah Greene
Bessie Henderson
Lillian Weathers
Mins Madotingacy
D. H. Kyly
Vera McCoy
Laura Snell
Misa Willa Law
Watt Colston
Sneh
Governors Re‑elected At Fairmont Country Club Meeting
At the annual meeting in Fairmont the board members were reelected: H. J. Harting G. M. Alexander Bred Melmick George PiBolt and Gad. Arrangements were made for the forting opening of the own blub however the chy February 1.
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Fairmont
Fairmont Country Club
Board of Governors
Nantly
H. J. Harting
G. M. Alexander
Bred. Melmick
George PiBolt
Amity and
Gad
Figures for West Virginia dairy and farm statistics
Figures from the census bulletin show dairy cows in West Virginia on April 15 1910 at 985000 with milk output around 316 gallons per cow based on partial data. Other farm products include wool production valued at $340000 and 1100000 poultry on farms, with 3,667 farms reporting no poultry data.
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Durand
Agriculti
Rwapga
Waae Miia
Tie Cenaus Bureau
Toole
West Virginia
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Clarence P
Wilson
Grassellit
Regen
Man
MASS
County Court OF
Harrison
Buigher
Ete Ee Eee
PHW
Ginia
Arene
Gircutt Court
Sundaies
House ‘Committee
Ordier
Idc
Interviats Commerce Commisa’ Sion
sTelephione and Teletraph Company
Pride Chapel
Dirantkofe Federal Bureau of the Census
Agricultural” ‘Department
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