Taft Men in Control of Ohio State Convention
Columbus delegates at the Ohio state Republican convention indicate Taft administration influence. Majority and minority committee reports on credentials led to acceptance. Taft victory highlighted as lead reports passed. In Toledo, Democrats prepare to organize with Moore pressing for an unmodified unit rule at their state gathering.
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Taft
Ohio
Columbus
Ofithe
Tate
Roosevelt
Toledo
T. 0. Moore
Harmon
State-wide primary election seen in Harrison county
The article notes low turnout with about forty to fifty percent of Tall Republican voters casting ballots. It reports orderly voting, no disturbances, and a fair, good-natured contest environment. Indications favor Dr HD Hatfield for the gubernatorial nomination, with polls closing at 7 pm.
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Harrison County
Daily Telegram
Judit
HD. Hatfield
Ee Yace
Senate Passes Veterans Pension Bills Named in Washington
The Senate approved pension bills for James L. Ephold James W. Shrout Clark Gidley Kingwood Robert M. Dunnington Gratton John J. Spier Bruseton Mitta John W. Combs Tunnerton A N Shuttleworth Independence Robert B Reed and Barnard Cotter Reedsville Cotter died before the measure was enacted in his behalf.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
James L. Ephold
James W. Shrout
Clark Gidley
Kingwood
Robert M. Dunnington
Gratton
John J. Spier
Bruseton Mitta
John W.combs
Tunnerton
A. N. Shuttleworth
Independence
Robert B. Reed
Barnard Cotter
Reedsville
Mr. Cotter
Saloon Closures Ordered After Primary Election Day
City leaders imposed a temporary closure of all saloons until morning after Tuesday’s primary election. Mayor Frank R Moore ordered proprietors to keep their establishments shut until Wednesday dawn.
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Frank R Moore
Magnolia Club to Meet Clarkshire at Union Park
The Magnolia Athletic Club of New Martinsville meets Clarkshire Sunday afternoon at Union Park. Magnolia, a strong team, has defeated all nearby rivals and features Rood as a drawing card.
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Magnolia Athletic Club
New Martinsville
Clarkshire Boys
Union Park
Magnolia
Thom Rood
Sints
Largest Check for Inheritance Eight Houses
A building boom unfolds in the Broaddus addition with eight houses under construction. The area, lauded as desirable, shows rapid growth since opening three years ago, featuring handsome homes, cement sidewalks, and shaded streets, comparing favorably with Clarkburg’s best residential districts.
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Broaddus
Clarkavurg
Narrow escape at Worthington railroad crossing
Jacob Pickus of Monongah narrowly escaped serious injury at the Worthington crossing on the B and O railroad when a train partially opened a wagon crossing. His wagon was crushed as the train closed in, and Pickus was thrown about twenty feet suffering a crushed knee and internal injuries. Medical staff reported hope for recovery of internal injuries.
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Jacob Pickus
Monongah
Worthingtom
Pickus
Chicago Grainarket Report Sparks July Corn Outlook
Chicago grain market notes from June 4 indicate corn futures rising on weather and demand signals. Analysts forecast July activity with prices driven by sowing progress and supply concerns, as traders monitor grain trades and export demand.
Mrs Burley Stutler Improves After Surgery
Mrs. Burley Stutler, recently operated at St Marys Hospital, shows steady recovery and hopes to be out in a week if no complications arise.
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Burley Stutler
St Mary's Hospital
Inheritance Tax Receipts Boost West Virginia Revenue
Charleston June 4 West Virginia receives a large inheritance tax check from the estate of Col Thomas B Davis of Keyser. Executors Henry G Davis TB Doyle Jr and W E Heakitt sign the state’s largest inheritance tax transfer, boosting the current year total well past prior records. The estate, net after debts and admin costs, valued at 1,064,979.65, is distributed to nephews and nieces with the state receiving 91,229.00. Further sums from other estates, including Senator Exkinn’s, are anticipated within the current and next fiscal year.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Fred O. Blue
Thomas B. Davis
Keyser
Colonel Davis
Wiltt
Urea
Henry G. Davis
TB. Doyle, Jr
W. E. Heakitt
Devin
Tax Department
Exkinn
Davis
Ware
Virginia
R. R. Roberts
Joseph TP
Croshey
Norfolk
McDowell County
Crombey
Five Die in Mast Fumes Disaster At Plant
A deadly fumes incident at a Grein wall factory on June 4 killed five workers and injured others. Rescue attempts by a ladder team failed as conditions worsened, with Rev Caroline Bartlett Crane calling for government inspection reform amid continued investigations.
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Anna Exodugee
William Koesfer
Foneph
Noebut
Tobert
Toresee
Lewis
Henry Ketéreinm
Caroline Bartlett Crane
Kalamazoo
Mich
Germany
Mra
Crane
Nelson
Asin
West Virginia Bankers hold Friday meeting at Paradise
The regular meeting of Group Six of the West Virginia Bankers Association will be held Friday at Paradise the summer home of Governor Fleming near Fairmont. The group comprises the counsel of several counties and includes officers and executive committee members from Citizens National, Fletcher Company, and First National Bank. The gathering will begin at 2 o'clock in the afternoon with a toast to close the session.
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Paradise
Fleming
Fairmont
Marlow
Harrino
Monongalia
Preston
Taylor
Upshur
Doddrne
Bante
Philsap
II Mal Fletcher
Sete Ib Teyy Company
Secreta Treater
Waltin Miler
National Ahi
Fairsmont
H.W. Chaddrumtsonshler
T. Oscar
Wiwity Catfiter
First National Bank
Jock
Pnik Rept
Malor
Mttfeely
Special Pullman car to Washington for Columbus memorial
A special Pullman car attached to train No 4 will leave Clarksburg at 8220 p m Friday June 7 carrying local Knights of Columbus council members and others to Washington for the Columbus memorial unveiling ceremonies. Named passengers include J P Keeley Luke Murray P J McAndrew Thomas J Gilooly John Curran Charles V Morrow W T Pike John F Harty John Cadogan R J Sullivan Bod Fallon and daughter J J Devine Ralph Sager and M J Fahey.
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Clarksburg
The
Knights of Colmbus
Washington
Christopher, Columbus
J.P. Keeley
Luke Murray
P, J. McAndrew
Thomas J. Gilooly
John Curran
Charles V. Morrow
W. T. Pike
Jono F. Harty
John Cadogan
R. J. Sullivan
Bod. Fallon
J. J Devine
Ralph Sager
Ait M. J
President Signs Pension Bills in Broad Action
Washington June 4 The president signs bills for pensions with aims to pass at the session. Some measures may not yet be acted on or reported by committee. The Senate and House faces delays and potential changes as pension legislation moves forward.
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Washington, D. C
Aosclon
Senate
Riots in Brussels Prompt Socialist General Strike Push
In Brussels riots took on a revolutionary tone as the Socialist central committee announced a general strike for tomorrow. At Antwerp a battalion of scouts and a civil guard artillery section joined demonstrators and shattered windows.
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Brussels
Socialist Central Commitee
Antwerp
Manifestants J
Eight New Bishops Named by Methodists at Minneapolis Conference
Report notes eight new bishops chosen by the United Methodist Church at a Minneapolis conference. Officials widely known, with mentions of Stuart F. Reed and a tax commissioner entry. The item references movements of James Brennan and a stay in Baltimore for Johns Hopkins studies.
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Minneapolis
NEW Church
Fragmented OCR notes on a chaotic street incident
A garbled report describes a disturbance on a street involving workers and private files from a fan edition. It references shouting, warnings, and doors, with unclear details about a taped area and a break in, all unfolding around a central event near the home office or directors.
City Council Debates Rent Ban On Local Theatre Property
Fragmentary notes show council discussion on approving or denying rent for a theater property. The record mentions meetings, alleged delays, and voting expectations regarding property use and local theater operations. No clear names or dates are readable.
Bud Selvy Paints On Ria More Street
Bud Selvy, son of ML, works as a painter and friend of Pepper Husger, moving through the Dome area on Ria More Street. The brief item notes his craft and family ties within the neighborhood.
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Bud Selvy
Ml, Peinter
Peper
Husger
Faphold
Ilk Dome
Ria More Street
Convalescent patient at Mary’s hospital to resume duties
IS CONVALESCING, MB Hays of Glomvfie has been a patient for two weeks at Mary’s hospital following an operation. The convalescence will end when he can resume his duties.
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MB Hays
Glomvfie
Mary's Hospital
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