Senator Lorimer Seat Contested in Salvage Case Vote
Fragmented OCR reports hint at a debate over Senator Lorimer's seat linked to the Salvat ion case. The article notes plans for a speech before a looming vote and mentions senators from Alabama Michigan and others, including public clamor affecting voting.
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Pareenatee. G
Senate
Bil Abegree
Lorimer
Senatgy Johusch
Alabama
Ald
Biew Bo
Haya Gayselt
Haya Gayselt On, Thay Eee the Vheritee of ‘My Needle Joliés, “Who Opposed Lor
Sulth
Michigan
West Virginia Fire Convention Discusses Property Protection
Delegates at the West Virginia Association of Legal Fire Insurance Agents meeting discuss strategies for property protection and cooperative methods. Parkersburg’s W. S. Dneemend was elected president, with J. N. Hen arix of Wheeling as secretary, as the session opened at 10 o'clock.
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West Virginia
Jos
Wy’ Park, of ‘Parkersburg,’ Was ‘Chosen To Preside,with J. N. Henarix
Wheeling
Ace
W. S Dneemend
Parkersburg
Edward B
State Bankers Announce Fine Annual Meeting Ahead
Report describes plans for a major annual gathering of city bankers to discuss fundraising and charitable support. The article mentions coordination with city authorities, a proposed fund to aid the needy, and roles for a chairman secretary and thirty workers in organizing the event.
Payne Returns to Missouri Traveler Visits Home in Cassville
Thomas A Payne of Cassville Missouri returns after an absence of years, visiting Salem and Clarksburg. He is the son of the late Captain James Payne of the War of 1812 and a cousin of Themis Payne of Wilsonburg. He is a prosperous Missouri farmer and enjoyed revisiting old landmarks with relatives.
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Thomas A. Payne
Cassville
Paria
Genlue
Payna Salem
Clarksburg
James Payne
Themis: Payne
Wilsonburg
Amos
Payne
Missouri
Cyclone Impacts City With Heavy Rain and Damage
Dark clouds and thunder signaled a cyclone Tuesday in the city. Rain, lightning and strong winds lasted over an hour, swelling streams and uprooting trees. A large tree toppled onto a traction line, breaking a trolley wire. airmen were dispatched to repair the line and restore service.
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Enterprise
Everealprim
Ghild Buried After Dying Early Morning
Mud and tiperal fog the obituary of Samuel Arhuszin aged 3, son of Mr and Mrs Frimk Abritzaln, who died at 2 oclock Wednesday morning. The funeral was held at 2 oclock Wednesday at the Immaculate Conception Church and burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Samuel Arhuszin
Mra. Frimk
Abritzaln
Ana Auther
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Quinlam Lewis
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Quinlam Lewis in their home on Mulberry Street at about 6:10 Wednesday morning. The family and Mr Lewis are said to be preoccupied with duties at Merchants National Bank and water board matters, with some celebration noted despite heavy work.
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Amd
Quinlam
Lowiets
Huey
Canhiort
Merchants National
Bavk
Water Board Ee
Rafon
Nietty
City Chautauqua Offers Weeklong Arts and Lectures
A multi day program on the Central school grounds features William Sterling Batlis and James R. Barkley with cartoons recordings and drawings. Dr E L Baton and faculty present demonstrations telescope lectures and concerts. Charley A Pav and Walker Company plan travelogues and songs. Farmers Day highlights rural topics with lectures and concerts. notable performers include Ethel Garrett Johnson and Louis Williams among others.
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Wiliam Sterling Batlis
Imperio
James R. Barkley
E. L Baton
Retmestidiai Cranston Company
Theodore
Rajmestad
Kenoth
Sranston
M@yard Eaton
Clark Telescope
Etercept.com
Charley A. Pavi
Tate Walker Company
C. Ea
Wart
Wart (Glurk), Vatitbne; F. Wal Bickbueds Tenon
Saale
Walker
Ethel
Garrett Johnson
EB. al
Morgan
Harry G.hitl
Louis Williams
C. Matthews
Sojos
Marriage Licenses Listed In Local Notice
Marriage licenses issued to Giogh Reetuperc and Maria Lilo voria, George My Stoner and Cinfy M. Schigtz, Serro Trescosta and Cat stig Romano, Ange Buigueras and Jesum Dink, and Honey Co Smith and Verote Behel Baie color.
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Ko Giogh Reetuperc
Maria Lilovoria
George My Stoner
Cinfy M. Schigtz
Serro Trescosta
Catstig Romano
Ange Buigueras
Jesum Dink
Honey Co. Smith
Verote Behel Baie
Jail booking for Pitzer on liquor tax charge at Fairmont
John Pitzer was arrested at Fairmont and brought before United States Commissioner L V G Morris by Deputy Marshal Osthupp for retaking spirituous liquors without paying the excise tax. He was held in the county jail awaiting the federal court term with a $800 bond set after a preliminary hearing.
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John Pitzer
Fairmont
L. V. G. Morris
United States
Phil
Jobi Iby B. Osthupp
Wedness
Focal
Philipp
Starrison Gounty
New Department Debate Opens in House on Sulzer Bill
Washington July 19 The Sul rer bill creating department of the Shor was taken up in the House today Representative Suleer said that fore warned the dawn industrial peace Representative WHA gon of Pennsylvania also supported the bill
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Washington
Sulrer
Suleer
Dawn
Whagon
Penneyivanit
Chicago Grain Market Snapshot
Chicago July grain market notes show corn and other futures moves with shifts in price and trading levels for the day. The brief lists include corn, oats and wheat activity as traders react to supply data and demand signals in the open market.
Roosevelt Vote Debate Sows Republican Split in Elector Choice
A Washington briefing reports President Taft in talks with party leaders about whether a Republican elector may vote independently. Key figures include WHilles, McKiwing, Hueke, and Moore as sensing a crisis over plans for the elector selection amid unsettled interpretations. The discussion centers on constitutional and party implications for the 1908 electoral process.
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D.C
Taft
Whilles
McKiwing
Hueke
Sout Daksth
Moore
Pennsylvania
Wad Hiller
Franklin Mason Funeral Notice in Industrial City
Joan Mason and Leatfo Ay Mason announce the death of Franklin Mason of the Industrial Lion Wind Wertiedday morning at 02 o'clock. The funeral will be held at the home Thursday morning at 10 o'clock with Rev. Br. Kifby officiating. Burial will follow in the Buffalo Cemetery.
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Joan Mason
Andes
Leatfo Ay Mason
Industriay Lion
Kifby
Withdrawn Charges Silence Courtroom Dispute
In a brief session Justice Gordon’s docket saw charges dropped as Ray Saunders and Ad dé Morril withdrew their accusations and exited custody. Sean More remains linked to a counter charge filed by the unnamed woman following a disputed altercation.
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Gordon
Ray Saunders
Addé Morril
Sean
Erasor
Addresses by West Virginia figures at a bank conference
The report outlines two days of sessions featuring experts from George Washington University and Easton Trust Company among others. Attendees will include James of Pittone Trust, Mr. Willis of George Washington University, and state officials, with prayers, dinners, and talks on bank deposits, banking prospects, and highway improvement.
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Guiranty ‘Trust Company
New York
Ofmi
Offiegta
Thureday
der Commercial Bank
Wellstrars
Grecan
While Suininm
Sein Aralzenaoe
Greenbrier Valley
Banks Uy
Hon
Aare
Price
Marlington- Rouponse
Neepcin- Gon
Hop
MacCorkle
Faenk
National Obank
Iharléston
Nanuar
Wyte’ Reel
Treacher
Himy-Enahler
National City
Tank
Charteston
Barlkine Cleghela
Parker Willis
College of Finance
George Washinggtes
Robert E. James
Easton Trust Company
Euston
Gourt
Willam B. Mathews
Supreme Court of
Ner York
Virginia
Acticuitlire
Banederson
Yeegrorta
Amenenlizets
Retintahodt
Woman Dies on Railroad Train in Portland
A 64 year old Belgium woman, visiting Salem, died on a railroad train en route to Point Marion. Her husband had died years ago and she planned to return to Belgium with a party. She was with her daughter and son in law at the time of the fatal incident.
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Salem
Giladg Hes
Piquet
Ferdinand Jon Tife
Schlem
Tyro Yetine
Ataee Bel Relum
Belgium
Point Marion
Taidhere
Eri Pepe
Ani
Bel
Education Association president nominees announced
Stragh Chigao announces Brooklyn candidate Stradll and Topeka Jr Majr child as contenders for the National Education Association presidency. Other nominees withdrew. Nominating committee considers selections as the session opens with 7,000 observers expected.
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Chigao
Opahy! Stradllan
Brooklyn
Jr. Majrchild
Topeka
Etore
Nominatine’ Committee
National Education Association
Unclear OCR Summary of Budget Appropriations Hearing
A fragmented report notes appropriations totaling 260 000 for the tariff board 26 000 for international waterways commission and funds for epidemic prevention. The event occurred at a Springs hotel with William A. McCorkle as toastmaster.
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Warengton
Tari
Camilaaton
Ego Bacon
Wes
Connelly Dies After Long Illness in Bivtsburg
Gal Ni Ce Connelly, a thirty four year correspondent for the Associated Press, died at his residence in Bivtsburg after years of illness. The report notes his work spanning western valleys and eastern Ohio, with a long career marked by dedication to journalism.
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Bivtsburg
Gal
Ni Ce Connelly
Ivy
Vaile
Ohio
el Sinla
Prohibition Convention Opens in City Amid Uncertain Plans
In Amantic City a Prohibition convention began with debate on organizing steps. Attendees discussed temporary leadership and unclear future actions as organizers work through logistical questions and present aims.
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