Political Debate on Injunction Writ and Labor Interests
Text describes a legislative and judicial debate on injunction writs and federal power. Remarks reference Congress, Republicans, labor interests, eight hour law, child labor laws, and contract labor laws amid court power scrutiny. Mention includes Mr Littlefield and general statements about judicial abuse and future congressional consideration.
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Banoary
Littlefield
Congress
Republican Party
Taft Sherman Ticket and Local Delegates Endorsement
A National ticket lists William H. Taft for President and James S. Sherman for Vice President. Barrison County endorses Charles M. Hart and Marcus L. Riblett for the House of Delegates as part of an Evening Echo column.
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National Ticket
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Barrison County
House of Delegates
Charles M. Hart
Marcus L. Riblett
The University on the Road Extends Its Outreach
The Agricultural Extension Department announces a pocket size booklet detailing how the university will reach farmers. It describes single lectures, courses, and extension schools, outlining three education methods to aid farmers. A postal card to D. W. Working in Morgantown will request the booklet, readable in about fifteen minutes.
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University
D. W. Working
Morgan Towns
Political factions clash over railways and state rights
The discussion from Chiarleston centers on the Kamp Convention as Scherr men clash with what is described as a crowd seeking self interest. It questions the role of state and federal office holders on the state executive committee and argues presidential candidates would shift focus to federal involvement in railway regulation. The piece notes Bryan latitude extending beyond proper scope and mentions Martin R Preston of Nevada, serving a 25 year sentence, as Socialist Labor party candidate.
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Republicas Safional
Fador
Wolses
Repubican Party
Elamar
In- Yaneton
Chiarleston
Scherr
Firyan Hillne
Nebraska
Ajd
United States
Bryan
Socialist Labor Party
Martin R. Preston
Nevada
Nevada State
Anton ‘Silva
Snippets from Denver and Charleston Echo Political Rhetoric
Fragmentary remarks critique Democratic and Bryanite factions at the Denver convention. References to predatory wealth and corporations surface amid weather and Charleston hat commentaries. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad faces opposition in Charleston as part of the broader political debate.
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Denver
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Charleston
Convention centerpiece hinges on Guffey Bryan split
The report details a bitter floor contest at the convention over credentials and the presidency. Kerr and Guffey vie for influence as the anti Bryan forces push to unseat him, with a roll call showdown shaping New York and Pennsylvania delegation loyalties.
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Bryar Secur
Vomsnitige
Guffey
Bryan
anti-Bryan
New York
Committee On
Kerr
Pennsylvania
antiGuffey
Pennsyyvania
Dr Swartz visits city father to son Swartz
Dr Swartz former Broaddus Institute president now Fairmont College official in Wichita visits his son Osmond Swartz. He is in good health and well liked by many in the city. He plans to stay two or three days.
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BE. Swartz
Broaddus Institute
Fairmont College
Wichita
Eas
Osmond EB. Swartz
Swartz
Anya
Jailed for ten days for assault in Squire's court
Harry Rowe was fined 35 and costs for assault and battery in Squire Harry Gordon's court. Unable to pay, he was committed to jail for 10 days after arrest on a warrant sworn by Mr. Maxwell of Mt. Clare. Washington report notes crop condition indices for spring wheat winter wheat and corn. Albert Rutman of Fairmont Cost Company Mine at Monongah travels to Louisville for a short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Talbott and children visit Philippi inmates.
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Harry Rowe
Costa
Squire Harry Gordon
Mr. Maxwell
Mt. Clare
Rowe
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Albert Rutman
Fairmont Cost Company
Monongah
Loulaville, Ky
Our Pie Promises Better Cocoanut Custard Slices
A small note warns against soggy pie and promotes grocery standard Our-Pie mixes. Each package yields two pies with lemon chocolate or custard varieties at ten cents. Buy Custard for Cocoanut Custard pies to ensure proper texture.
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