Liner Gizmple Runs Aground Off Bris Inland
July 6 report from MW York that the liner Gizmple carrying 650 cabin passengers ran aground off Bris Inland but was pulled off by tugs later. Also mentions Taft and HilLes stance on campaign leadership with C D Hislles and Republican committee dynamics. Wilson and the high cost of living as a burning national question are noted in PRVERLY Mass dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Bris
Prverly
Mass
Taft
Ménti Ofihis
C. ‘D. Hislles
Republican National Committee
Doreship
Tis
Bim
Gov‘Wilkon
High school education criticized for being too academic
President David Flemiley of the State Normal School of Norindl Ill, reads a National Education Association report calling high school education too academic and focused on university prep rather than tackling practical life problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghigaigo
United
Tes
Tailies National Education
Associaion’ Totiuy
David Flemiley
State Normal Behoo
Norindl
Iit
Olympic Games spectacle amazes world with vast numbers
In Sweden on July 6 the Olympic Games opened with a grand spectacle. Nations from around the globe participated, led by the United States which dominated in size and achievement. The event boasts unparalleled excitement and marks a historic moment in athletics since ancient Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODM
Sweden
Greece
United States
Armory Groundbreaking For West Virginia Guard Armory
Ground has begun for a new West Virginia State National Guard armory on Locust Avenue and Bar area. The three story brick building will cost about 20,000 dollars and is being built by Acme Land Company to be leased to the state for use by local guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Wirmont
Ken
Locust Avenue
West Virginia State National Guard
Thes
Acme Land Company
West Virginia
Dawson Signs Call for Roosevelt Third Party Convention
Ex Governor William M D Dawson said he signed a call for a national Roosevelt third party convention to be held in Chicago on August 10 He chaired the West Virginia Roosevelt state committee and pledged to work to secure the party’s nomination and support Roosevelt to the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chyvrieston
W. Va
William M. D. Dawson
Loto
Chicago
Dexeon
Roonevelt Tate
West Virinka Gut
Aduitan
Modern WG Dmen Going Into Camp
The Modern Woodmen unit heads to Wheeling for the U state convention with a packed schedule outlining arrival Sunday July 7 and events through July 12. Included are visiting teams, rehearsals, inspections, drills, parades, and a military ball, with details on times and locations and a welcome from local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Cam Mitewell
Shmlidt
Gem
Michell
Musseal
Peom
Omeera Sho
iMess Cath
Forester Parade
Tita
Tiwisday
Reviello
Messell
Birke Exlt
Nuarters
Schwol
Bsacult
Qarade Nf Wheeling
Public Building Bills Urged for December Action
Washington July 6 lawmakers urged to introduce bills to fund and erect public buildings. West Virginia congressmen Hamilton and Davis have introduced measures to raise costs for Sisteraville post office to 80000 and to seek new buildings at New Martinsville Sara Molindaville and Wellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Mamilton
Sisteraville
Avis
Martinsvile
Sarem
Molindaville
Welisburg
Postoffice Changes Announced in Several Counties
The post office department establishes no office at Robinette in Lo Fan county and will open once a postmaster is appointed. WW B Goodwin named postmaster at Chiefton replacing C H Bartlett who resigned. Rural route request from Bo to Riverton denied. A new post office is set up at Cunningham on the Hampshire and Southern railroad in Hardy county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Robinette
Lo Fan County
Cranco
WW. B. Goodwin
Chiefton
Marion
C. H. Bartlett
Postogee
Riverton
Pendleton County
Cunningham
Mampshire and Southern Railroad
Hardy County
West Virginia Sends Five Students to Naval Academy
West Virginia will be well represented in the incoming class of the United States Naval Academy. Those who passed the entrance examinations include R. H. Jones of Wheeling, Gail Morgat of New Martinsville, Charles Toothman of Fairmont, Warren V. Lamb of Terra Alta, and Jesse D. Montgomery of Charleston. A sixth applicant named Carr also gained admission and will join the same class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Virginia
United States Naval Academy
R. ‘H.' Jones
Wheeling
Gail Morgat
New Martinsville
Charles ‘Toothman
Fairmoor
Warren V. Lamb
Terra Alta
Charleston
Hame of Carr
Ruth Kemper of Boston Enjoys Noted Violini Talent
Ruth Kemper, a young violist from Boston, has been recognized for her violin tone in a local concert before a large audience at a hillside venue. Mentor Lydia Lauffer praises Kemper’s progress as she trains under Lenke Daving and pianist Miriam Bomfert joins in supporting the recital at the Baptist church on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kemper
Puck
Boston
Amd
Paulton
Lauffer
Mise Ruthowitl
EE Baptist
Lenk Daving
England’ Conservatory
Signor
Arlo Sebastani
Naples
Durie
Miss Griffin
Miriam Bomfert
Wilkes Barre
Fwelton Pianoforte School
Misicfin
Vonda
Private pension bills signed into law by the president
The president signed a large slate of private pension bills passed by Congress. Names across towns such as Belleville Parkersburg and St Albans appear, with grants to many veterans and their dependents. The House and Senate approvals covered numerous individuals including Thomas J. Harris David Gilchrist Samuel Smith and Gustave Hammons among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Winfield ‘T. Cox
State
Thomas J. Harris
Reedy
Samuel Smith
Belleeville
Peter A. Burdette
William W. Waters
Toll Gate
Hiram Cambell
Creston
Martin Malloy
Davieville
Obadiah Gales
Alexander Morrow
John Moyers
Parkersburg
David Gilchrist
William H. Slack
Andrew J. Estowe
William R. Pierce
William D. Medley
Wilson Abbott
Christon
Nancy J. Bryan
Presley V. Heynolds
Bikview
Fred Carol
St.Albans
Charles A. Young
Malden
James Morrison
Central City
Willan H. Cyrus
Ona
Allis
Troth
Thomas J. Board
Fairmont
John Batehler
Wheling
Ganford Glass
New Cumberland
John T. Smith
Metz
Jacob B. Ternet
Jerry A. Fitzgerald
Moundsville
The
Howse
James Bouar
Pennsboro
Norman D. McKown
Spencer
Sites McGregor
Highland
Mary C. Martiny
Ravenswood
Nathaniel McDonald
Ritchardson
Samuel K. Harris
Basil Peterson
Elizabeth
William Palmer
James K. Reeder
John M. Buckley
F. Evans
House
Stewart Wells
Belleville
Allie J. Simmons
Newark
Teabetle
Dotson
Cairo
Lewis Rogers
Cokes Ieys
Wolfe Fined For Antim Leclade Danley Case at Bar Home
James Wolfe paid a $25 fine in Justice Jackson Y. Carter's Court Friday for an alleged misdeed involving Mrs Leclade Danley at a Broad Oak Bar home on July 4. He paid 6 more and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wolfe
Jackson Y. Carter
Leclade Danley
Broad Oake
Efe
Caste Auf
Recovery Hopes For Rephale Mwerer
Wede H Botasi of recruple mwerer at the Kemier camstel expresses hope for a speedy recovery for Yrlewits Tope after a medical incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wede H. Botasi
Rephale Mwerer
Kemier Camstel
Ais Starly Yrlewits
Train Wreck Claims Single Passenger In Fatal Westward Collision
An unidentified bank clerk dies from injuries after a derailment on the Merle railroad. The wreck occurred at a bend described as the only curve on the line, with no official cause released yet.
Lorimer Senate Debate Opens in Bitter Lorimer Case
A sensational program marks the start of a broad public debate on the Lorimer senatorial selection case. Senator Myers leads the attack while Lorimer defends, with the final decision expected by the middle of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuaseingson
Jay
Lorimer
Senate
Myers
Lorimer Agill
Open Air Services Plan City Churches Unite on Courthouse Lawn
The Protestant churches of the city plan a series of open air services on the courthouse lawn each Sunday evening at 7 30. Tomorrow evening the Rev Dr H To McClelland of the First Presbyterian church will preach with music by a male quartet. Other churches will hold night services and ministers from various mid lighters are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Rov
McClelland
Mussic
LaBelle Tron Works Increases Capital in Wheeling Charter
The LaBelle Tron Works of Wheeling raised its authorized capital from 10 million 80 thousand to 20 million by doubling shares from 100 thousand to 200 thousand at a June 20 Wheeling meeting. The charter amendment was not filed for record until today with President Iskae Sputt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesnon
LaBelle Tron Works
Wheeling
Thin
Wheling
Sintil
Iskae Sputt
Bill Passes Senate Removes Desertion Charge
The Senate approved a measure long debated to clear William Norman of desertion from his Civil War service. The bill, already passed by the House, seeks to correct the military record and restore Norman's honor amid questions sparked by missing or misfiled notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Walch
House
William
Norman
Abernce
Wheeling Hosts Annual State Convention Plans
Wheeling July 6 The program committee of the Business Men's Association finished its report for the state association meeting. Committee members include Seaton Alexander, Frank Scroggins, F J Fox, George W Greig, with William Schwertteger as secretary. The program lists welcome by J C Schmidt, Charleston, and other events culminating in a banquet August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ately
Wheeling
Business, Men's. Association
Sury
Seaton Alexander
Frank Scroggins
F. J. Fox
George W. Greig
William Schwertteger
Nn Foltown
AW. A. Cooke
D. D
Hion
J. C. Schmidt
J. Chilis Thomas
Charleston
Masonic Club
Virginia Theater
Nivate
Country Club
Wheeling Park
Alvert Meyer
W. T. Nicoll
Frank Scrogpina
George M. Snook
R. P. Trakeff
P. Jones
Charles* Sonneborn
Lena Guker
Charles Evans Accepts Challenge for Boxing Match
Charles Evans, a colored boxer recently arrived from Ohio, has accepted a challenge from Brooke Banks. Arrangements are likely to be made for a bout at Marnington in the near future. The report notes July wheat prices amid other market data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans
Ohio
Brooke Banks
Lkely
Marnington
Fotane
Pension Bill For West Virginians Signed By Sty Tale
A fragmented OCR note describes a pension bill in West Virginia with names such as Moe Ginnis Piedimont Hy won ZoHneoE Hepent RAG Resdshlle and others. It mentions John W. Turner Janie Li Dphod Olatle Gibney and R. Nelson Morgantown, with reference to Hobmess and Thomas Prum of gantown in a dated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D C
Petinto
Hywon
Ober Diakngiany
Igfatton Briestin ‘Mills
John W. Turner
Janie Li
Olatle Gibney
Pension Billy
R. Nelson
Morgantown
Thomas Prum
Gantown
Changes Made to Board of Revision and Equalization
A damaged text notes changes affecting all board members who attended a session. An amendment concerns an abhor owned property in a Sardia district with values around $1,000 and a related assessment of $300 in the Sardfe district, referring to F. A. Parrish and similar interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thisser Alom. of. Te
Oemal
Sardia
F. A. Parrish
Sardfe
Labor shortages hit local industry as harvest nears
Labor demand rises as the thinning season approaches with hundreds needed in the area. Park Orchard Company and Beutler Mountain estimate crops around 13,000 strong, at a value between 10,000 and 20,000 beekeeth of thy Dest, reflecting statewide labor strain. Local official H C Wrist notes broader implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser, Jily
Kerries
Beutler Mountain
Ty H.C. Wrist
Epma
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MR. Taft
Hilles
Ablskonmby Thie
National’ Commtittés
Wilson
HGH School
National ‘Educational Association
NEW
Armory
Dawson
Theodore Roosevelt
New Party
Angela Ruth Kiemper
Federal Building
Salem
County
Postofaes
Annapolis
Ene
Priate
Wolfe
Race For Federation
New York
Woman Wants Honor
Onda Ae Ralitoad
Mira
Prin Cavers
Wointw Ell & Beech
Permybacker
Texas
Philip Carpenter
Mos
Open Air Services
Court House Lawn
Houses of
Chicago Gram Mariner
Orrcago
West
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