Evening Keho and the 1914 political clash in Wheeling
On June 2 1914 The Exponent and The Telegram criticize a political fixture over ministerial actions and Sabbath debates. The piece questions public petition influence and links tariff rhetoric to a perceived national business mood. It cites Wilsons stance on economic conditions and mentions the National Implement and Vehicle Association and others seeking delay of anti trust enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarifil
Warde
Provident
Wilson
Am Alumpi Businosn
National Implement and Vehicle“Asociation
Ola Manufacturers” Association
Mlindy Manufacturing Association
Huerta Mediation Fails Amid Landing Guns at Vera Cruz
The article reports Huerta’s mediation bid to outmaneuver Wilson and Bryan, while German ships landed arms for Huerta at Vera Cruz and Puerto Mexico. U S marines died preventing cargoes as tensions rise, and the administration faces criticism for tactics seen as blundering toward war. The piece argues German influence and Huerta’s survival threaten American intervention.
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Huerta
Wilson
Bryan
Wilsons Hains
Vera Cruz
Puerto
Madria
Favaria
Vero Crux
Browne
Snander
Germany
Muerta
The Dovgians Case and Veterans’ Ousting in Government Service
The article reports widespread efforts to remove old soldier veterans from government posts, citing records under the Wilson administration. It highlights Senator Sutherland’s indignation, call for examinations, and a push for a personal meeting with President Wilson to address the case of postmaster Georgy B. Douglass in Petrolium, Michigan, who has held the role for sixteen years.
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Wilson
Gott
I. Gorilly
Sutherland Hay
Avis
Moss Nave
Sutherland
Georgy B. Donglass
Petrotaim
Miehite
Donglass
Douglas
Petroleu
Alfier
Petroleum
Ike
Yon Dow
Wald
Watson
Chilton
Senate
Dovelans
Tully
Provident
Dow Jans
Fim
Sutherland Seeks Executive Order Over Postmaster Case
The letter discusses requests for an executive order to reinstate Mr Douglass as postmaster at Pelzel, West Virginia. A Burleson note says Douglass is ineligible due to age and federal rules, and the president has not replied to Sutherland’s appeals. The piece cites ongoing frustration with political evasions at the White House while Sutherland persists.
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Maldias
Sutherland
Tus Uity
George B. Douriass
Suttori
ReDera
Turnity
Pelzelfou
Virginia
Postolce
Adutinik
Douglass
A. Ti. Burleson
Sutherland Jetter'sa
What Other Editors Say Good Judgment
A collage of editorials from multiple papers commenting on public figures and events. Mentions Parkersburg Dispatch News, Wheeling Register, Huntington Herald Dispatch, Charleston Mall, Huntington Advertiser, Bluefield Telegraph, Parker’sburg State Journal, and the Atlanta Journal. Discusses rhetoric on Huerta, Mexico policy, war casualties, and reflections on mortality and prosperity.
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Thor
Parker
Biire State Journal
Coming Events in Clarksburg
Readable items list June events in Clarksburg and nearby areas. Mentions grand theater shows on Monday and Tuesday June 1 and 2, a June 9-11 state convention, and an annual meeting for West Virginia associations. Names and details are partially garbled but indicate local schedules and gatherings.
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Spaempa
Robinform Grand
West Virginia
Erinest Men's Associates
Fragments of a Historic Football Event Report
Readable parts indicate a late 19th or early 20th century sports card. Mentions include Ohio, West Virginia Wesleyan, Carlists, Indians, and a park setting. The text is highly fragmented with unclear dates and teams.
Doctor Pinchfinger and the Maxixe Step Fiasco
A bustling doctor ignores a dying patient to perform a dance lesson with a nurse. He and Miss Stepper hurry from the consulting room after a brief call, while twenty seven suliferars linger in the waiting room reading diplomas.
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Dr. Pinchfinger
Teun
Crang
Dr. Pinchinger
Eckman’s Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Care
An advertisement urges tuberculosis patients and at risk individuals to use Eckman’s Alterative to stop night sweats banish fever and hasten recovery. It claims strong results for bronchial catarrh and throat lung affections and stresses no narcotics or habit forming drugs. Sold nationwide with a Pittsburgh area outlet and booklet available on Tocovarise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Ickman
Hildelphiry Pasickman Laboratory
Severe Attack of Colic Cured By Remedy
E. E. Chou traveled in Virginia and the South when a severe bout of colic struck him. At first he sought a merchant and was advised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses cured him. the ad urges travelers to carry a bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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E. E. Chou
Virginia
Wolk
Chamberlain
Advertising columns reveal quick buying chances in Kaen day
The piece urges readers to check the newspaper ads for fast, practical opportunities. It notes how the advertising column serves public service by presenting timely options and encourages readers to consult the adverts in their favorite newspaper.
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Neaves
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Soho
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Mexico
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Ohio
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Virginia Weslyem
Coben Parke
the Daily Novelette
Rae
Saat
A. K. Thom & Co
Empire Building Fire & Life Insurance
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Trousseaus
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Waldo
Bon ‘Ton
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