Hilles Acclaimed Chairman of Republican National Committee
A Republican National Committee subcommittee met and, by acclamation, named Hilles as chairman. Charles B. Warren of Michigan moved the motion, which passed. Hilles will resign as secretary to await a decision on other officers, with a meeting planned in New York City to select the rest of the lineup.
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Iwastivaran
Guy
Haley
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Hilles
Huilea
Jamee
Reynolds
Jari
National Committee
New York City
Gly
Hiles
Airman Rene Badel Killed in France Battle
Chalon France July 9 Rene Badel a veteran airman died today during a massive Allied operation on the Révenly grounds near Fere Casualties among the thousands of troops were reported in a fast moving action that marked a sharp setback for the force involved.
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Chalons
France
Rene Badel
Révenly
Fere
Explosions in Cadeby Colliery Kill Miners in England
In Conisbrough England a first explosion at the Cadeby colliery today killed forty miners and injured many. A second blast and a roof fall trapped about thirty workers, with officials including a government mine inspector and the pit manager said to be killed. Nearby, police court fined several individuals for disorderly conduct drunkenness and deportation. Mayor Frank R. Moore presided.
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Conisborough Rogkbhtre
Ngland
Cadeby
Wse
Frank R. Moore
Bowling night set with Dreebach and Nelsony match
In this city, Dreebach and Nelsony of Washington, Pa, will headline a two man event. The opening contest features the first ten games of a twenty game match with Dreebach rolling with Nelsony as the lead partners.
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Dreebch
Ingram
Seller
Nelaan
Washington
FoNow
Dreebach
Nelsony
Davisson Named State Senator by Acclamation
In a brief 15 minute Democratic gathering in Weston the Twelfth district comprising Harrison Lewis and Doddridge counties nominated E G Davisson of Weston by acclamation for state senator. Delegates organized the district executive committee and full party setup proceeded without speeches.
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Harrison
Lewis
Doddridge
FE. G. Davisgon
Weston
I Bland
Dy Lewis
James W. ‘Robinson
Clarksburg
Mr. Lewis
George W. Bland
Clarkwurg
Apa
Raleigh T. Green
Clathebure
Amy
Harrison County
Lewis County
Doddridge County
Chogen
B.D. Lewis
Hartipon
S. J. Allen
Boddridge
David B. Harrie
Lewie
Dlattfet
Dana Young
E. G. Daviston
Davisson
Nino
Widow Virginia Haymond Gifts 20000 For Wesleyan Memorial Hall
Mrs Virginia Haymond of Quiet Dell widow of Sidney Haymond donates 20000 in cash to the Wesleyan College trustees Buckhannon for a memorial hall. The trustees will decide on its exact use later including science library or dormitory while remaining a memorial to her and her late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Boys
Clinging Vine Scorns Ballot Question In Opinion Talk
May Buckley, a known Acreas figure, declares she is not a suffragist and criticizes the clinging vine description of women. She argues women should act like traditional women and not imitate men, urging restraint and modesty in public roles.
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May Buckley
Acreas
Eine Buckley
Rien
Congressmen Davis Renominated at West Virginia Convention
Delegates from the First Congressional district renominated John W. Davis for Congress at a party convention held in the court house. The session opened with temporary officers and a pledge to support Wilson era platform and candidates, with committees named for credentials and organization.
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Candidara
John W. Davis
Walt Pot
J. Carl Vance
Clarksburs
Congress
Red
Grlen
Wheeling
Andrew T. Wii
Mito
Debsites
Nolde
Harrigan
Marion
Wetzel
Marshall, Brooke
Ohio
Lewin and Hitchcock
Hancock
G. L. Bambric
J. J. O'Kane
Harrison
Floriana Reynold Marshall
T. V/ Ross
Brooke
W. P. Campbell
Watzel
L. Smith
Lewis
H. W. Smith
Marton
Clyde Halt
Order of Business
H.C. Stewarts Watzel
R. MdHenry
A. JP. Garden
Olaudus West
Lewin
William Rafferty
Marshall
Wheeler Glover
Malion
C. L. Shaver- Brooke
JS. G. Simpson
Credentials, Hancock
A. C. Stewart
J. Bartlett
Leonard Morgan
James Armood
Ohto
Henry Frohme
William P. Camp Lewis
T. P. Harrison
Bartlett
Hancockk
L. Bambrick Harrigon
Charles
William P. Campb Harrison
J. Carl van
Sesason
Mr. O'Brien
S. C. Shaw
Moundavile
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Dav is Nominated by Democratic District Convention
Henry Zillken of Wellsburg placed John W. Davis in nomination for congress with Hepburn county and Clarksburg delegates backing him. James W. Robinson praised Davis’s House record as other counties seconded the nomination in a unified drive. Davis addressed the assembly pledging continued Democratic governance and progress.
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Jersey
Thomas R. Marahal
Indiana
Democratic’ Party
Congress
Democratic House
Democratic Party
Henry Zillken
Wellsburg
John W. Davis
Hancock County
James W. Robinson
Clarksburg
Davis
House of Representatives
Mr. Davis
Lewis Hennett
Weeton
J. Walter Barate
Fairmont
O'Brien
Mousa
J. J. O'Kane
Obie County
No Further Trouble Seen at Paint Creek Mine
Charleston reports no signs of additional unrest after last night’s heavy gunfire at Mucklow mine area. Sheriff Smith says he has no reason to call out the state militia yet, while Crown Hill miners are suspected of firing about 400 rifles to drive away workers. adjutant general’s office stands ready to deploy militia at a moment’s notice.
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Charleston
Paint Creek
Crown Hill
Adjutant Generala‘ Office
Grand Lodge Report Shows Growth in Portland Area
Annual report of Grand Secretary F W Robinson records total property value at 20 804 009 and total membership at 382 000 with a net year increase of 28 000. Thirty one lodges report memberships over 1 000, highlighting growth in the order.
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Portland
Gre
Beiny the Richow
Change of program at First Baptist recital
Due to the sudden illness of Mian Vonda Grima Abe will not perform this evening at the First Baptist Church recital. Andrey W. Martin, in his 20s, will present the vocal portion, accompanied by Mixa Jedale Ren shew. The piano items will be rendered by Mon Miriam HES with Pan.
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Abe
First Baptist
Andrey W. Martin
Mixa Jedale Renshew
Miriam Hes
Pan
Highland Park Water Rates Upheld by Board
Regular meeting of the Water Works and Sewerage Board on July 1 17 discussed fair and just charges for water. The board approved meter based rates, noted increases affect about 4 970 monthly consumers, and promised detailed service information and corrections for any overcharges on request.
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Water, Works and Storkrage
Tim Soifler
Suarerburg Water Worke
Sieweragh Board
Land Auction Promises Suburban Homes Near Weston Ranch
A historic notice describes a July 10 sale of lots on Amity grounds with offers starting at 50 dollars to bind. Parcels lie near the Weston Ranch, with cement sidewalks, improved utilities, and siting amid river and creek assets. Sellers Sperry, Geo Heymer, and John Besgel hint at strong demand from Suvery area buyers, aiming for prompt bidding and market readiness.
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Williaon
Loneruk
Amity
Sala
Ted
Pashiyaly
Ems
Lotwath
Dave
Abe
Neys
Sperry
Geo
Heymer
John Besgel
Weston
Suyerat
Sulemn
Local firm named distributing agent for school books
LOGAL COMPANY was named distributing agent for a large school book contract covering northern counties, with a Charleston firm handling twenty southern counties. The awards were announced in New York by a publisher’s representative, and the local company will begin supplying orders by July, expanding its role and prominence in the book distribution network.
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Free Schoola Ih
Lark
W. Tomes
He James and
Law
Compara
Goring
Ind
Eploys
Pho Dunes
Lal
Hete
Boston Crime Trims Three Potsons in July Incident
In Boston in July, a heat related event left three potsons affected and caused one to commit ventured self harm. Police investigate motive and seek further details from witnesses.
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Boston
Arrives With 100 Pairs Of Trousers
A fragment mentions a person named Haren Hyde or James Haren Hy from New York in a context involving a dety, man, and horses. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Haren Hyde
James Haren Hy
New York
Man
Anf
Arieed
Bridgeport Stronghold Faces Local Team In Tense Clash
A garbled local report notes the Wiarkaburg basketball squad traveling to Bridgeport for a pivotal game. It mentions Sumter playing the defeated team and hints Bridgeport is the stronger unit around Wheeline and Yas, with hopes pinned on an upset.
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Wiarkaburg
Bridgeport
Sumter
Pley & Game
Hat Plate
Bridgepore
Wheeline
Yas’ Physi
Ee Aed Notioe
Roel
Bridpepor
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Niowe
Margaret Meldahl
Vanceburg
Womart
Hecessarliy
Misa Meldahl
Manawa Fruit
Vander Burg
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