Swisher ticket urged by West Virginia Republicans
The Charleston Mail backs Swisher and the Republican ticket for the November election, criticizing Scherr and urging party unity. Judge Nathan Goff supports the state committee with a generous building offer for headquarters in Clarksburg, aiding campaign organization. The piece defends party loyalty and dismisses calls for a new primary. It notes the upcoming teachers uniform examination concluding with certificate grading in Charleston.
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Genellon
Nathan Goff
Clarksburg
Judge Gof
Scherr
Swisher
Charleston Mail
Scherr Republican Party
West Virginia
Charleston
Republican Party
Joses
Mwoot
Judge Goit
Ted
National Ticket and State Races in West Virginia
The Charleston paper reviews the Republican ticket headed by Taft and Sherman with Swisher for governor and Conley for attorney general, notes shifting support among state Republicans, criticizes Lincoln Republicans, and quotes a Democratic observer on party motives amid post convention dynamics. It mentions the Parkersburg Lincoln committee gathering and internal tensions within the party.
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Democratic Party
Charleston
Swisher
Republican Party
West Virgina
West Virginia
Linc Coln
Charles W. Swisher
Marion County
Stuart Freed
Harrison County
M. P. Shawkry
Kanawha County
William G. Conley
Preston County
Joan Sherman Darst
Jackson County
L. Long
McDowell County
Supreme Court
Ira E. Robinson
Taylor County
W. N. Miller
Wood County
L. J. Williams
Greenbrier
Mail
Con
Bryan
Lincoln Republican Party
Parkersburg
Lincoln Committee
Lincoln
Race Family Heads to Atlantic City Vacation
Mr and Mrs L G Race and daughters Catherine Genevieve and three sons left for Atlantic City. Mrs Race and children will stay until September. The note adds that the coming Saturday marks pay day for coal mining companies in Clarksburg and Fairmont with wages higher after brisker work.
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Lb. G. Race
Catherine
Genevieve
Atlantic City
Race
Fairmont West Virginian
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Banks Report July 15 1908 Financial Conditions West Virginia
Bridgeport Bank and Wallace Bank in Harrison County West Virginia filed condition reports as of July 15 1908. Bridgeport lists assets including loans 93149.24 secured overdrafts 504.801 and deposits 78100.90 with capital stock 1700 and profits 1843.63. Wallace Bank shows loans 121,826.05 deposits 168,058.82 and cash items 15,489.04 with capital 17,500 and profits 14,510.70.
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Dank
Sirplus
State of
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Gordon
Gorgon
J. N. Wilkinson
N. L. Fitzhugh
N. M. Jones
H. Warner
Wallace Bank
Wallace
Bank first _begam
J. G. T. Williamson
G. T. Williamson
B. Robinson
T. J. Parrish
Omar W. Swiger
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