Wilson and Bryan both want to run for president in 1916
Washington dispatch outlines competing ambitions of President Woodrow Wilson and Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan. Wilson seeks a second term while Bryan pushes the one term plank, with potential clashes over leadership and policy forecasts. The piece notes unclear understandings and public criticism of Bryan's role in key cases, alongside a local baseball recap mentioning Bowlers and Elks.
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Charles Brooks Smith
Washington, D. C
Wilson
White House
Bryan
Ryan
Wilsom
Morever
Weston visitors mark busy Weston day in late July
Weston July 28 AerecyAl Corperpumorngr reports a lively day with a partially open park. The merry go round ran Saturday night and drew crowds while the skating rink floor awaits finishing. Gas lights brightened grounds at night as upcoming Weston Dailyadvertiser launch is announced. Interurban trolley bridge near completion and four National Guard members headed to Kinewood for target practice.
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AerecyAl Corperpumorngr
Weston
C. Butcher
Clarksburg
Bere
S. Schuster
Weston Dailydvertiser
Wilkinson
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wuntington
Main
Company 4
West Virginian National Guard
Burrell
Detroit
Mich
J. L. T. Lincoln
J. R. Hall
John Mitchell
Center Avenue
George Candlish
Cottage Street
Arthur Chrisman
Macpelah Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Bowlers Defeated by Elks in Short Seven Inning Game
The Bowlers were defeated by the Elks in a seven inning game yesterday afternoon at Tron Park by a score of 7 to 3. Manager Dresbach of the…
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Tas Elks Andrahara
Elks
Gome
Afernoon
Tron Park
Nacors
Dresbach
Dresbach Faces Narrow Exit From League After Seven Innings
Umpire called the game seven innings. Tresbach showed nerve by staying with Bos tag team, facing a raw deal possibly to appease fans if he quits. Rumor has it Dres bach will sit out when the league closes, not a quitter. Score: 793. Bowlers 150 4. Batteries: Louisbura, Bwredey, Cros, Carrind Thompson, umpire Cook.
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Elks
Drenbach
Spiltsburg
Cross
Dresbach
Tresbach
Bostag
Sinaymous
Louisbura Ama Bwredey
Cros
Carrind Thompson
Umpiri Cook
Court Fines and Jail for Fights and Drunkenness in Trent
In Trent at West Pike Street Sunday night Samuel Foxe paid 1.60 and received thirty days in jail for fighting. Butcher H. Guy paid 1.60 in police court before Mayor Will H. Cole. The session lasted about half an hour. Thirteen men were convicted of drunkenness and fined standard sums, with defaults leading to removal from the court. A separate note urges a picture on a blank wall site, and an advertisement touts Hewitt Brothers Soap of Dayton Ohio offering pictures for a two cent stamp.
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Kor
Trent
Oakanon
West Pike Street
Samuel Foxe
Butcher H. Guy
Will H. Cole
Mgnt
Fene
Hewitt Brothers Soip Company
Dayton
Ohio
Wraegers
Bay Task Soap
Miit
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A. L. Sarum & CO
P. O. Box
W.va
Rookery
Watek Tobhy
City Water Works and Sewerage Board
Parking Boynton
River Water City Water
Ratitas
Willi
JoutFitt
Eoy
Wy Ly
Selly
BELL
Empire Bldg
Patent Colt
Cin Metal
Tan
Russia
Highland Bros. Et “Gore
Filtes
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