Political Gossip and Editorial Swipes Across Papers
A compendium of editorials and opinion jabs notes Senator Goff’s public act and party mood in Virginia. It references Prohibition gains, editorials borrowed between papers, Wilson era tariff scrutiny, and Democratic appeals to Independent Republicans and progressives. The piece lampoons post office efficiency and questions lobby hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taffeld
Moundsville Mound Purchase Clarified by Sentinel
The Parkersburg Sentinel corrects rumors about the Moundville mound being bought by school children. It states the mound was bought by state authority under a 1909 act, for $2000 of state funds, with earlier efforts to raise money by children unclear.
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Moundsville
Parkersburg
Mouundsville
Democratic spirit shapes land notices amid newspaper rows
A heated debate shows West Virginia editors opposing sub scription demands from schoolchildren and a plan to convert a dirt mound into a public park. Secretary Kane orders land notices to favor newspapers aligned with the administration, underscoring Democratic party loyalties and political balancing in official advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Franklin K.kane
The
Land Service
Lane
Call for Strict Reporting to Halt Whooping Cough
Dr. John La Morte urges universal reportability and strict health measures for whooping cough. He argues for placards and education, home isolation for infants, hospital care in special facilities, school exclusions for symptomatic children, and expanded hospitals to curb contagion and reduce child deaths.
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John la Morte
Boston
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Speaking Hl of Officials in Charleston Controversy
A local Charleston discussion condemns persistent criticism of city officials as politically motivated fault finding. It argues such remarks prejudice the public and strain friendships, noting the pattern as a fir conditioned habit within political discourse.
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Charleston
8. C
Mrs. Tetrick Dies at 80 in Enterprise Home
Mrs. Mary L. Tetrick, widow of Harrison Tetrick, died at 3 am in Wilsonburg at age 80. Funeral at Enterprise Methodist Episcopal church Friday 10 20. Survived by children Enoch Tetrick G S Tetrick Mrs E J Sturm Mrs B W Shinn Mrs Jol Coulson and Mrs John B Strother and a brother Eithu F Wadsworth Plus relatives. She was a lifelong Methodist and resident of Enterprise most of life.
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Ashley
Dod
Fidee County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Enterprise
Charters Granted By Secretary of State Reed in West Virginia
A list of newly chartered companies includes Wheeling Monroe Coal Company in Wheeling with 25000 capital and several incorporators, Logan Hotel Company with 15000 capital, Miners Light and Power Company and Gauley Power Company both 250000, The Geary Land Company in Charleston with 125000, Canaan Valley Oil and Gas Company in Davis with 10000, Wheeling Produce Exchange in Wheeling with 10000, and notes the late Sir James Coats estate tax payment of 1,337,000 to Britain.
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Charleston
Lune
Reed
Wheeling-Monroe Coal Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Monroe County
J. C. McKinley
N. A. Haning
H. B. Lockwood
EL. W. Brown
Harry 0. Wells
Logan Hotel Company
Logan
B. Lee Hutchinson
Mandar
J. H. Gaines
A. B. Koontz
G.c.todd
F. R. Hubbott
R. Kemp Morton
Gauley Power Company
H. Kemp Morton
F. R. Hurbutt
Gg, Todd
Geary ‘Land Company
George S. Couch
EB. A. Reid
A. S. Alexander
R. G. Quarrier
EB. B. Dyer
Canaan Valley Oil and Gas Company
Davis
T Oil
Dry Fork
Tucker County
George B. Thompson
G. F. Cooper
W. O. Johnson
Jason Harma
J.H. Harr
Buena
Wheeling Produce Exchange
W. B. Tucker
L. M. Green
R. E. Hastings
George Ade to Write New Fables in Slang for Pittsburg Dispatch
The Pittsburg Dispatch announces George Ade will write exclusively for the paper in a new series titled Newest Fables in Slang. The first installment appears next Sunday June 8 and will feature Ade’s lively humor with a popular weekly rhythm. The dispatch promises weekly installments over many weeks and notes The New Bible of the Speedy Sprite as part of the early features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
George Ade
Ade
Setzsy
Sunday Dispatch
Two Men Deporting In Police Court Fines Paid
Two men were deported this morning in police court by Mayor Willn. Cole after defaulting on $4.60 fines for street drunkenness arrested last night by policemen.
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Will N. Cole
The Conservation of Energy in Shopping
The piece argues that shopping is drudgery for many and urges readers to use intelligent advertising in newspapers to simplify choices, reduce mental strain, and save money. It emphasizes reading ads to settle questions and avoid wasteful spending.
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the Daily Telegram
Sovawee
Associated Prigss.ee
Maltbie Babcock
Goff
Virginia
Fairmont Times
Pheres
Times
Post Officce Department
Hitchcock
Teddy
Federal Senate
Wilson
Amor
Atory
Secretary of State
Sir James Coats
Pittsburg Dispatch
the Conservation of Energy
Watts-Lambord Co
Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Co
Brussels
Alexander Smith & Sons
Wilton
Alexander Smith & Sons’ Carpet, Co
Waldo Wood
Aerolux
ATI
Times Bank
Lowndes Savings Bank and
Lowndes
GEO
Duncan
Treas