Dwellings Urgently Needed for Toua Glass Company
Charles H. Harding, manager of the Toua Glass Company, seeks housing for new workers to be employed when the plant begins operation. He pledges to rent fifty houses at fifteen to eighteen dollars monthly, urging landowners to build in East Clarksburg Union Heights and Broad Oaks to house expected workers and their families. The article also notes broader regional growth and calls for action to accommodate new employees and permanent residents.
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Charles H. Harding
Toua Glass Company
Mr. Harding
Clarksburg
Union Heights
Broad Oaks
Harding
Clarkaburg
Salem License Decision Reflects Law Over Morals
The Salem saloon license renewal was treated as a legal question rather than moral an issue. The city council granted the license and the county court affirmed it, upholding the majority rule principle. The opinion notes the court did not assess morals, only duty under the law and the will of the people.
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Board of Regents
Salem
Bankers of State Meet Features Treat Speech
Bankers gathering continuity from page one as Chief among attendees is Charles H. Treat United States treasurer who arrived from Washington and will give a keynote address on national currency. A list of bankers registered through Wednesday afternoon includes numerous names from Parkersburg Wheeling Charleston Morgantown and others reflecting broad attendance and regional banking interest.
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Treat
Charles H. Treat
United States
Washington
A. Wayne
Parkersburg
Upton B. McCandish
Piedmont
A.B. McCanileh
H. Koontz
New Martineville
Haird Mitchell
Wheeling
M. H. Grape
Baltimore
P. Smith
Charleston
B. A. Sayre
St. Marva
J. H. Knapp
A. B.C. Bray
Ronceverte
D. R. Bilis
Hurricane
C. W. Arnold
Pittsburg
Marie Matthews
Lewisburg
R. W. Machesner
Bruceton Mills
D. R. Richards
Morgantown
WF. German
Louisville
Py Sterling
Point Pleasant
J. 8. Hill
J. R. Timms
Mannington
Wn. G. Brown
Kingwood
C.T. Hitcshew
W. G. Wilson
Elkina
M.A. Fletcher
Fairmont
Will W. Stevens
Alderson
John B
MH. Dunn
H.W. Showalter
Life of Christ Film Shown at Grand Opera House
The Life of Christ will be shown at the Grand opera house Friday and Saturday from 2 to 11 o'clock p m. The performance will be continuous with four thousand feet of film and this will be one of the best moving picture shows ever exhibited here.
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Christ
Grand Opera House
Buried At Grafton After Shinnston Suicide
The body of George Gilbert who committed suicide at Shinnston Monday morning was transported through the city Wednesday morning with relatives and friends and buried at Grafton.
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George Gilbert
Shinnston
Thin City
Grafton
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