Hatfield Carries State With Ease In Primary
Hatfield wins state with a strong plurality over Charles F Teter for Congress at large. Reports from Upshur and Kanawha counties show Hatfield leading, with Swisher carrying Kanawha and Dillon leading in some districts. Early returns indicate Hatfield dominating several counties including Buckhannon and Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F.teter
Foster
Icharubeton
Bitwuhe Midjal
Boone County
Hatfield
Swisher
Dulok
Reed
King
Shewkey
Murray
Long
Rathbone
Sutherland
Teter
Senatoria
T. Byland
Boone
Clarkeburg Board of Trade to Name Directors at Annual Meeting
The Clarkeburg Board of Trade will meet at the Waldo hotel assembly room tomorrow night to appoint five new directors for three years. A fourth annual inspection trip will visit the Tin Plate Company plants in Clarksburg and Wiertom, with a Pope plant at Steubenville. The party, led by T Weir, includes D M Weir E W Mudge and other Pittsburgh bankers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkeburg Board of Trade
Waldo Hotel
Tie Phi Shéot
Tin Plate Company
Pittburg
A. Clarksburg
Clarkaburg
Clarksburg
Wiertom
Pope
Steibenville
T. Weir
D. M. Weir
Edmund W. Mudge
E. We Afudge and Company
Pittsburg
Harrison Nesbitt
Bank of Pittsburg
N. A
W. A. Shaw
Bank of
Reed Majorities Across Counties in West Virginia Race
Charleston dispatch notes Stuart F. Reed leading by county tallies including Otto 1200 Wood 500 McDowell 4900 Mingo 2500 Kanawha 2000. Hatfield carried Wood by about 400. Fayette precinct results show Dillon 1535 Matford 150 Swisher 447. T. A. Neil and H. J. Wilson named visitors from Fairmont.
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Reed
Whemuing
Stuart F. Reed
Otto
Wood
McDowell
Mingo
Kanawha
Hatfeld
Wood County
Tatties Dilon
Charleston
Fayette County
Dillon
Matford
Swisher
Eight candidates to receive all degrees at Eumenic Encampment
George E. White reports an important session of Eumenic Encampment 1. C. P. tonight. Eight candidates will be conferred all degrees. Members urged to be present. An unclean will be served at midnight.
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Eumenic
1. C
Nox Winner Steam Co Sheriff Nomination Motion
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disputed sheriff motion with names including Charles A. Ditton and Charles W. Bylsh plus Hatfield and Sutherland. Missing context obscures full events, but a state ticket and election figures appear referenced amid a fragmented report.
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Delegat
Roverubr
Sutherland
Gove
Charles A. Ditton
Charles W
Bylsh
H. D.hatfield
Stutii_P
Marines Leave Ship Amid Tension in Deses Point Movement
Deses Point reports Lucas lands near here assisted by Spainito Guantanamo as the movement claims protection of American property and denies interference in Sutherland's majority. Names Bor, Ale, Campbell Berge A., Lang Laughlin, Harvey W., Hanmer associated with the criminal court opening in the county.
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Carmnera
Lucas
Deses Point
Here
Sutherland
Bor. Ale
Campbell Berge
Lang Laughlin
Mortis
Harvey W
Hanmer
Criminal Court
Morris's Majority and Local Election Totals Reported
The record lists Morris's plurality in the county races with Isaac Davisson and Charles Forbes among top vote getters. It notes John J. Stumm and James Griffin winning deputy commissioner seats, with Waite and Prantgan as state and district contenders. Historical court proceedings begin with Judge Maxwell presiding and a grand jury not convened.
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Morris
Isaac 1
Davisson
Charles W. Forbes
John M. Knox
Wesley Lesteele
Knox
Fi John c. Southern
Conaway
Sborn
George B. Waite
Witten
White
John SM. Pranigan
George
Nets Prantgan
Tolows
F. R. Moore
P. Morgan
Ernest L. Fittro
Dames N
Hers
J. Truman Swager
John Thompsom
Clay District
Leslie Hawker
Basil Tareas
Des Montes Senator Kenyon Boosts GOP Senate Bid
Des Montes reports June 5 that Senator Kenyon leads the Republican field for the United States Senate nomination with a sizable early majority. Indications suggest his large margin will hold through Monday's primary results, with turnout exceeding 70,000 votes.
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Kenyon
Majoriy
Young
United States
Will Bel
Fragmentary OCR note on trial in obscure case
An unclear OCR fragment references a trial involving a bank and an attorney named Forris Dincing. It mentions Flather and Plather and notes alleged acts and a closing date or cord figure, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret with missing context.
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Bey Noys
Forris
Flather
Caslyier Bank
Tord
Saldiy Plather
Cana
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Abattay
P. Wilai
Elinore
Obi Milas
George A. Kin
Ohio
Usaghlin
Upshur
Buckhannon
H. D. Hatheld
Upshur County
Sol
Brookke
Dod
Wae Dillon
Eld
C. W. Swisher
Ischarleston
Kannawha
Hat
Redd
Fayette
Weys
Clay
Clay County
Duiom
Shawkey
I. C
Parsons
H. D. Hatfield
Board of Trade
George A. Laughlin
T. A. Neil
Fairmont
H. J. Wilson
George E. White
Howard Robineon
Country
Cuba
John W. Carpenter
N. B. Ferrett
R. M. Fisher
M.A. Sammple de Roy
Parrish
Charles A. Sutton
Depsty
John J. Stumm
James 3. Griffin
Stunm
Sirveso
Cuthbert A. Osborn H
Arthur Heinze
Haymond Maxwell
W. Rittenhouse
H. Clay Hedges
Thomas C. White
Charles M. Lang
Bi Mees
M. Scott Riley
Thewrpson
Reuben Kensper
D. Barnes
James
MeIntire
Asa
Willen Jarvis
We Alntah
C LeLadigig
A. G. Hardmit
Claude
Gastonsmith
Scott Riey
Maxwell
Toth
Grand Jury
Tom Withhalt
John
Southern
Will E. Morris
Rose
Nena
Chicago
Graus Mater
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