Hubbard Carried Lewis Nomination Rally Quiet
Advices from Lewis County report Hubbard carried the county slate for the nomination. The Republican primary proceeds with a light vote while B B Dovenor and Ward contest the compressional race. Ashburn is the sole candidate for State Senator. J W Smith heads the House ticket. Loyd Losh unopposed for county superintendent. County commissioners: J Wm Duncan Carl Bailey and John Ross seek nods.
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Lewis
Wef. Mobbard
Wheeling
Calnty
Ee B. B. Dovenor
Ward
Hubbard
Ashburn
Weet Tninn
J.W. Smith
House of Delegates
Loyd Losh Las
Thirteen year old boy committed to asylum after mental illness
A fourteen year old boy presented as insane near Squire Biles office at 2 80 o'clock Friday. John Rymer and his family from Perry Mines say the boy has been in a stupor for weeks and showed violent temper. Physicians at a local hospital could do nothing and the boy was taken before Squire Riley for commitment to Weston asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Biles
John Rymer
Perry Mines
Squire Riley
Jock
Weston
Trip to Grafton Called Off by FPOCimen Members
Twenty members of the World expected to visit Grafton for entertainment by a prosperous order. Due to late memorial services the trip is deferred and will be held at Grafton Sunday. The home s will not travel. a representative will attend.
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Fpocimen
Grafton
Gering Workers Union Seeks Settlement in Miner Dispute
Associatendt Press reports from Kansas City that the president of the Gering Workers of America presented a plan today to adjust the differences between mine operators and miners in Missouri and Arkansas. The effort aims to bridge wage and labor disagreements affecting mine operations.
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Associatendt Press
Nsas City
Gering
Workers of America
Amisenari
Spanish Cabinet Resigns After Turbulent Move
In Spain, Prime Minister Moret presented the resignation of the cabinet amid a political crisis. The move follows intense negotiations and signals potential new governance as parties seek stability and leadership. The government faces upcoming parliamentary decisions and public scrutiny.
Creditors Meet At Wal Hotel For T M Jnelt Assembly
A meeting of creditors is planned at The Wal hotel on Thursday. Attendees will discuss debts and the status of the Col T M Jnelt affair. Officials urge prompt attendance to review claims and arrange allocations.
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Col.t. M Jnelt
Neombly
Wal
Thurs Wit
Namber
Phe Parpenn
Boeoniye Tracom Thins
Calonelyx Agcel Stern Shwei
Obtained Police by False Pretenses Involved
Ross Hildreth faced serious trouble over alleged fraud after posing as part owner of Clarkeburg Produce Co and dining at Metropolitan restaurant. He allegedly drained meals and payments then fled, prompting a warrant and late night apprehension. Jeck Wilbeth posted bond and the case was set for Thursday at 3 o clock.
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Ross Hildreth
Teyd Duff
Metropolitan
Duff
Clarkeburg Produce Company
Jeck Wilbeth
Squire’ Riley
Wedding at The Pines in Shimston Waiing County
Miss Estelle Weming and Mr. Lawrence Hawkins wed at the bride's parents home one mile from Shimston. The ceremony was by Rev A Moore with a ring rite in a simple brida reception featuring Lohen grins march. Guests arrived from Mannington Clarksburg Kingwood and West Union. The Hawkins now plan to move to Station street home. Rev Charlie Lippincott returned Wednesday night from Flint Michigan to resume duties.
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Shimston
W Va
Estelle Weming
Lawrence E. Hawkins
W. J. Meming
Lohengrin
Higley
Clarksburg
Burch Keen
Mannington
Alice Ingle
West Tnion
Ingle
Froomeman
Mies
Bessie Hawlkine
Aletor
Gram
Bureeven
Howard
Ashe
Mitzy Alion
West
Thion
Hawking
A. Hawking
Marninicem
Shitnston
Price of Shaves May Rise in City Barber Trade
Discussion on raising shave prices to 15 cents spreads among Harber shop proprietors led by Nuthig Ogden. F. Jy Welch and others resist, arguing 14 or 10 cent charges. Welch claims wages justify higher costs. public and patrons prefer no price accord and warn against reduced competition.
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Nuthig Ogden
Harber
Ik Te F. Jy
Tic
Waldo
Welch
Teddy Roosevelt impacts local butchers in Chicago stockyards fallout
The article notes a shift in meat consumption after revelations at the Chicago stockyards. Local dealers report lower sales, with some turning to home slaughtered meat. W B Freeland promotes home slaughtered meat amid debate over Teddy Roosevelt's actions and congressional communications.
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Chicago
W. B. Freeland
Fat Main Street
Teddy Roosevelt
Congress
Gokel
Abe Utes Taub
Tode
Simultaneous Revivals Planned Across State Churches
Rev W M Lang of West plans to attend a state Christian church board meeting and will be away until Saturday. The event signals the start of simultaneous regional revivals across the state beginning October 1.
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W. M. Lang West
Wherling
Christian Eharehani
Motor Car Trip Announces Return to Virginia and Buffalo Visit
A contractor named Howell plans an extended overland motor trip from his current home to Virginia. He will then proceed to Buffalo and stay for several days. The journey is described as one of the finest automotiles in the section with Howell noted as the principal traveler.
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Howell
Vinginia
Ated
Buffalo
Pythians Schedule Regular Meeting in Glen Bike Hall
The Pythians announce nine regular meetings to be held tonight in their Glen Bike hall. Members are urged to attend, with emphasis on reviewing ranks and ensuring all members are present for the testing.
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Pythias
Glen Bike
Nine vegetarians form Clarksburg society
Disclosures of conditions at the Chicago stock yards spur Clarksburg to establish a nine member vegetarian society. Members pledge to eat no meat and live on vegetables with penalties for disobedience, aiming for permanent organization in the coming days.
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Clarksburg
Chicago Stock Yards
Packertown
Manila Shaken By Minor Earthquakes In June
Three light earthquakes were recorded in Manila on June 5 and June 6, with the tremors felt at 8:23 p.m. on the sixth day. No damage or injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manila
Inez
Shively Defines Graft at Indiana Democratic Convention
The Indiana Democratic State convention chaired by Benjamin F. Shively denounced graft as the use of government powers for private ends. He cited Senators Mitchell and Burton and contrasted Roosevelt with Bryan. The platform backed Bryan for president and called for tariff for revenue only while endorsing the state ticket.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
B. F. Shively
Egraft- T
Mitchell
Burton
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Supreme Court
Benjamin F. Shively
Bind Ross Slowly Sinking In City Hospital
City hospital authorities report WS Ness in critical condition and near death after several days of unconsciousness. doctors fear he may not survive May, yet he clings to life for now.
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WS. Ness
Anost
Ohio miners and operators near wage scale deadlock
In Columbus Ohio on June 7 the joint scale committee of miners and operators adjourned without agreement on the wage scale. Negotiations will resume soon as both sides seek a settlement to the wage dispute affecting mining operations statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jay
Indictments Charge Lottery Fraud Ties to Prescott Firm
Columbus dispatch reports the United States grand jury returned sixteen indictments, including two against John S. Jones and Thomas D. Fuller. They face charges related to misuse of funds in connection with Jess Mining Company of Prescott Arizona. The matter is presented as high profile fraud case in the June 7 edition.
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Columbus
United States Grand Jury
John S. Jones
Thomas D. Fuller
Jess
Prescott
Arizona
Quoits Revival Spurs Merchant Quarrel and Health
In Wilsonburg merchants form two teams to promote exercise through horseshoes. Col. Thomas Frandig suggests walking and the Pike Street and Main Street clubs are formed with fixtures daily at noon. The event aims to boost health amid city prosperity with no gambling and a friendly rivalry.
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Enseinie
Trale
Genitman
Thomas Frandig
Wilsonburg
Strentous Haseall Wf
Pike Stron Morchante
Joseph Tastatetters
Pike Street
Manhattan
Dell Fuller
Traders News Stand
Main Street
Relock
Jarvis 67S Selling Unit Details Not Clear
Jarvis Iota on Mechanic Street is selling rapidly with half of a tote sold at $200 each. Purchasers listed include rue Mésors Main Robbink and Phidl well of Mt. Carmel, Pa, with remaining units expected to sell by Saturday. Willison & Dennison office in Oak Nall Building handles sales.
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Jarvis Iota
Mechanic Street
Paulist Fath ers Discuss Sponsorship in Debate
In a June report from Associated Press in New Haven Connecticut the Knights of Columbus and Paulist Fathers debated sponsorship roles for prisoners and veterans. The discussion covered potential backing from headquarters in Washington and raised questions on aiding San Francisco members and telecommunication ties.
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Associated
Sew Haven
Cosin
Knights of Columbne
Paliet
Twenty Four in No An Orphan Trial Note
The passage records a court scene where a defendant, named Harry Gordon, pleads guilty to a charge but claims innocence. A squire pleads for leniency as the judge contemplates jail versus a fine or brief confinement. The text references a 24 year old individual facing penalties and a potential ten days in jail for defaulted payment.
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Powell
Harry Gordon
Squire
Railroad clerks accused of graft amid Penn Railroad probe
Joseph Bose, clerk to AW Gibbs at the Pennsylvania Railroad, was removed after the Interstate Commerce Commission found he accepted more than 410,000 in three years from five coal firms. Chief clerk Joseph Ken Adker testified Bose held 75,000 in coal stock and earned 80 to 136 dollars monthly while serving as a party to a motive inquiry.
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Associated Pros
Philadelphia
Joseph Bose
Gibbs
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tever
Commieres Commission
Raiesail
Joseph Ken Adker
Clark
Dayton Gets Ohio 6 A 8 Encampment Schedule
A general order from the department of Ohio outlines the fortieth annual encampment in Wilmington. Assembly day is Tuesday June 12 with events at the Algonquin hotel honoring the department commander and allied organizations. June 13 features meetings of administration, Women’s Relief Corp, Ladies of the A.L.R., and Daughters of Veterans. the veterans auxiliary gathers thereafter.
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Associated Prise
Wilmington
Department of Ohio
Algonquin
Olivers
Mall of Administration
Woman's Relief Corp
Lailies
ALR
Dranguters
Vietrans Muxiliary
Enjoined Forever 3 Io The L and Wl
Court record from Cincinnati dated June notes an injunction involving the Loulyvilla and Naete ville lines over riverfront access and related street and political tensions. The filing describes city interests, pirate grants, and enforcement actions tied to waterfront control and terminal governance.
Park Cleaning Notice for Summer PigHigs
Fragmented OCR text describes park cleaning routines and regular visits to unnamed areas. Mentions Toestay Troe ne Sabevtsy Surulbiy Foe mom and phrases about cleaning and family activities. The readable portions imply preparation for summer park maintenance and family use.
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Troene
Sabevtsy
Surulbiy
Broaddus Alumni Banquet Highlights and Attendance
At the Broaddus Alumni Banquet many former locals attended after twenty years away. The event featured toasts, remarks by Prof. SR Andilh Howard and a program including a reading list and a toastmaster. Officers elected for the year were Mies Datta White president, Mrs Alston vice president, Max J. W Dhaene treasurer, Miss Helen Boughner corresponding secretary, and William Walters were named for governance.
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Yetsal
Elaine
Iast
Rincon
J. Ghz
Tres
Coteng
SR Andilh i Howard
Jy Watte
Borighner
Tevenes
William H.holdens
Byith
Alston
Dayton
Rayn
Bi Moore
Nonnié Lowe
Ben
Broaddis
Mies Datta White
G. Daston
Fice
Max. J. Wi Dhaene
Miss Héten “Boughner
Corm Ponding
Si William Waltars
Cloud Burst Near Jownstown Deluges Nearby Areas
A rainstorm produced a cloud burst near Jownstown causing flooding warnings and disrupted village activities. Telegraphed reports describe water pooling along roads and minor damage to nearby structures. Authorities advised caution as crews assess impact on transportation and utilities.
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Filse
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Flint ‘Mich
Ter
Husibee Intenaie
Teddy
Shiveley
Ross
Owio
Quoits
Jarvis
Ino
Cumberland
THE
Cincinnati
Hethelnet Trelay Peretyly
Loulyvilla
Naeteville
Errsting
Frost
Broaddus
Jownstown
Stes
Tohestown
Tead
Wasim
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