Bankers Gather in Clarksburg for West Virginia Convention
West Virginia bankers meet in Clarksburg with officers elected for districts and delegates to the American Bankers Association. President Hiteshiew opens proceedings. Henry G. Davis delivers remarks on banking history. W. Q. Witeon retires as secretary. plan for emergency currency discussed by Charles H. Treat. attendees tour the city and attend a ball game and banquet at the Waldo hotel.
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Sib
West Virginia Bankers’ Son
Waldo Assembly
Uralay
Ndyu
Ge Wilson
Elkins
Bow Tupner, Jr
Mannington
O, “Genne. Terra Alta. Vice-president, Third District—R, Te Fir, Richwood
Worth
Esrisher
Sutton
Tvice
Fifih
James Fowler
Bluenel
Bachelary
Irvine
Wheeling Delecates
American Bankers’ Association
C. T. Hiteabew
Parkersburg
John L. Dickerson
Charleston
Glen Barnes
Falemant
Beonldent Hiteshew
Mornark
S. K.arbulitiot
Henry G. Davis
Teno Ihhe
Davis
Wood County AE
F. N. ‘Ghiriesson
Precetona Committee
Clarks
Iim
Charles H. Treat
Thurst
Arch
Sayre
Nelly
W. Q. Witeon
Clarkeburg
Banqnet
Waldo Hotel
John W. Davia
Treswarer Treat
Charles H. ‘Treat
United States
Treat
Roosevelt
Congress
Harrisburg Scandal Shocks State Treasurer Office
William L. Mathnes, former state treasurer, was found examining treasury books with a clerk during a capitol scandal probe. The incident, reported in Harrisburg on June 1, has stirred strong reactions and drawn intensified scrutiny of the department.
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Associated Prom
Harrisburg
William L. Mathnes
Arho (Meares
New Capitol
Treasury Department
Newspaper Men Squelched in Tokyo Publish War Inflammatory Tone
Associated Press reports in Tokyo that local newspaper men were summoned by the Home Department and warned not to publish inflammatory material on the American question. High officials urged restraint to prevent agitational coverage.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Home Department
Estimate For Water Works
City council discussion on the water committee report for a new pump and improvements to the water works system. Robbins presented approximate estimates covering piping, foundation, building extension, contingencies, and pump costs with a projected total near 11 000 dollars plus added lines to several streets and a 6 500 dollar two million gallon pump, urging committee return with recommendations.
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Water Committee
Robbins
Ume
Robbin
Coltsels
Ene Tate i
Dale Avenue
Lee Street
Holden Avenue
South Chestnut Street
Former Official Disappears in Charleston Case Sparks Alarm
Charleston residents report the abrupt disappearance of Caldwell a former city official and sergeant. He left Tuesday afternoon and has not been seen since. Caldwell, married with four children, was a member of the Typographical union which has been urged to aid in locating him.
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Charleston
Caldwell
Damorat
Aria
Aselst
Skating Artist J. W. Luke Visits Johnstown
Skating artist J. W. Luke of Pennsylvania visits J. G. Evans at 605 Dale Avenue. Luke is noted as an instructor with prior engagement with the Park Association at Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
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J. W. Luke
Pennsylvania
J. G. Evans
Dale Avenue
Mr. Luke
Una Park Association
Johnstown
Death of W. J. Robinson in Parkersburg
Local notice reports the death of W. J. Robinson an official of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He died at his home in Parkersburg at 10 o clock after arriving home from Clarksville. He is survived by a sister and a daughter.
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Otty
W. J. Rollins
Ballimorg and Ohio Railroad
Hoelox
Jury convicts Lemert S. Gnox in bank embezzlement case
Pittsburg June 13 The jury in the Government case against Lemert S Gnox real estate man charged with abstracting funds from Enterprise National Bank returned a verdict of guilty in a multi count trial.
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Pittsburg
Lemert
Exonerations and transfers surface in county court actions
County court met with limited attendance as Commissioner G F Randall was absent due to a nephew's death. Tax exonerations were granted for a $1850 house, a $550 building, and a $742 lot. In Clark district A R Timberlate et al were exempted on 104.25 acres in Simpson district. Notary Jerome Griffin qualified. Timothy A Laffey liquor license transferred from Pomery to Reymann building at Main and Bridge streets in Salem.
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G. F. Randal
Forest’ Randall
Shinuston
Edward Blake
Carille Court
Clark District
A. R. Timberlate
M. Ross
Simpson
Jerome
Griffin
Timothy A. Laffey
Baler
Pomery
Reymann
Main and
Bridge Streets
Salem
Forest Randall Taken by Death at Shinnston
Forest Randall son of Marmaduke Randall of Shinnston and nephew of County Commissioner J F Randall died at his home Wednesday evening after a prolonged illness. He was 26 and had epilepsy for years, growing worse recently. He leaves his parents and two brothers Eugene and Ellis Randall who reside in Salmonvale California.
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Forest Randall
Marmaduke Randall
Shinnston
J.F. Randall
Forest
Eugene
Ellis Randall
Salamonfea
Calif
Regents Meeting Sets West Virginia Delegation Trip Details
West Virginians plan a Baptist Young People's Union gathering in Spokane Washington with a train trip offered for delegates and friends. The meeting at the Waldo Hotel in Fairmont reviews normal school courses and appoints teachers for next year as part of a statewide education session.
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Spokane
Wash
Baptist Young People’s Union of Assertion
St-Paul
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Montana
Salt Lake
Ely Pueblo
Colorado
Springs
Denver
Chicago
St Louis
Seattle
Baptist Young People’s Union
A. C. Kiniond
Miso
Globe Rubber Stamp Works
Fairmont
Bankers Association
Liberty
Glanville
Shepherdee Town
Concord
Thomas, Cl
Mbler
Charleston
Garr
Stewart, Bowman
Philipps
C. Lough
E.G
Meat War Erupts in Cleveland Jewish Quarter
In Cleveland on June 11 a renewed meat war erupted in the Jewish section as hundreds of women forced kosher shops to close. Delivery wagons were halted and meat dumped in the streets amid numerous arrests.
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Associated Frown
Cleveland
Appleyard Insolvent Missing Gas Investor
Announcement at the local stock exchange reports the insolvency of A. E. Appleyard, a member who has disappeared after heavy activity in United Gas stock yesterday. Prior dealings are described as insignificant.
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Gily Associated Press
Philadelphia
Local Stock Exchange
A. E. Appleyard
Appleyard
United Gas
More Indictments Against Hutson Rise in Charleston Case
June 1 Charleston dispatch reports nine additional indictments against Hutson, former Assistant Adjutant General, stemming from a twenty debt discrepancy and resulting in a shortage of 17.70 dollars. An indictment also accuses him of falsifying records in tools. June 2 marks the first of charges refiled for misappropriation of 800 dollars, tied to the Wilson pantry fan affair.
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Charleston
Heninst Somer
Hutson
Jng Wn
Ind Eam
Triple Tragedy at Ironton Shocks Community
At Ironton Charles Shafer of Symmes Creek shot his wife and her mother at noon today, then shot his eight year old son and attempted to burn the body before fleeing. Authorities urged bloodhounds and Oscar horse units to pursue him. Domestic troubles cited as motive in this tragic case.
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Uy Associated Prews
Ronton
Charles Shafer
Symmes Creek
George ‘Thacker
Shafer
Oscars
Bloodhands
Odd Fellows Approve Elkins Home Site Plans
A Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows committee and a local group reached harmony in Elkins to locate the Odd Fellows Home on about 105 acres. Further ground was secured and work will begin once final details are settled. The June 13 meeting followed a Fairmont conference where initial arrangements were questioned.
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Elkins
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Od Fellows
Grand Lodge
Fairmont
Grand
Funeral Friday for Edward Haymaker
Edward Haymaker died after a fall on the Metropolitan Hotel steps Tuesday afternoon. The funeral will be Friday at 2 PM from the Haymaker residence Second Street with Rev Arbuthnot of the Gold Methodist Episcopal Church officiating and burial in the Masonic cemetery. Frank Haymaker, a brother, returned home from Wheeling after learning of the death.
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Bdward Haymaker
Henri Dlseten
Metropolitan Hotel
Haymaker
Sncond Stréet
Arbuthnot
Gofd Methodist Episcopal
Masonic Cemetery
Hasmaker
Wheeling
Nini
Edward
Open to whole league show by Toseph Cohen and Clarke burg
Fragmentary report describes Toseph Cohen showing interest in a West Poon Ilsque event and offering shoes to a Clarkeburg team member after a bone run over the fence at Union Park. The piece mentions league participation and a playful stunt to engage other players.
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Toseph Cohen
Ole Clarh
Tug Howes
Dar
Ihn Clarke Burg
Union Park
Laagaw
Orchard on Stand
Boise, Idaho July 18 The trial of W D Dayewod War resumed with Harry Orchard testifying on the witness stand as the long case continues in the pending case.
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Orchard
Associated Press
Boibe
Daho
W. D. Uayewod
Harry Orchard Te Thi
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