Wilson Made Platform to Undergo No Change
In St Louis the Democratic delegates crowd the Coliseum for opening of the national convention. Harmony prevailed as talks on party plank changes were limited and the crowd filled the venue with ardor. A large procession lined the route and the keynote spoke of American peace and prosperity as Wilson led the gathering.
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Educators Gather for Annual Meeting in Washington Irving School
The West Virginia Education Association plans its annual gathering in Washington Irving High School with 1,175 registered by Wednesday afternoon and expected to grow. Prominent educators including J. M. Lean and Webwrds W. Thurat are on the roster, with WVU officials joining for the opening ceremonies and city officials hosting a reception on the high school grounds.
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Judge Robinson Aheads Lilly in Democratic nominating bid
The convention hall heard prayer and speeches as Lilly and Ira Robinson surged ahead of rival candidate Lilly in the gubernatorial race recounts. McCombs led the session while Glynn and other leaders prepared for a June 6 primary, with results showing Lilly 52,241 to Rowlinson 42,? securing support across several counties.
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Hughes new frontier bid signals busy day in political scene
Amid speculation no formal appointment awaited today but candidate Charles E. Hughes prepared to confer with party figures and supporters. He arrived at headquarters after reviewing overnight letters and telegrams. Colby and Theodore F. Robinson met with Dr. Dughar to discuss reports of efforts to unite Hughes with Roosevelt and other efforts shaping the campaign.
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Unclear OCR titled item near federal judge decision
Fragmented text from an OCR page discusses a federal judge and political platform, with notices of administration officials and possible legal action. Names and places are garbled, yielding no clear event, date, or outcome. The readable bits hint at politics and court matters but lack decisive facts.
Elevator disaster and losses reported at Can ton front
A fire or similar incident destroyed infrastructure at Ton front Can ton, damaging an elevator and two steamers. The Titan and other vessels faced losses with costs estimated around large sums. Several workers were injured or killed amid the incident and subsequent investigations.
West Virginia University Holds Largest Class to Graduate
Morgantown June 14 The institution celebrates its largest graduating class in history as the commencement exercises proceed. President Benjamin Wheeler of the University of California delivers the commencement address, while notable dignitaries attend the ceremony.
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Russians seize Ralatn as Hukowina capital hold expands
Moscow reports rapid advance in Hukowina with Russian forces occupying the village of Ralatn twenty miles northwest of the capital. The war office says twenty officers and six thousand men captured, along with all guns and machine guns, in addition to previous gains.
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Railway union prompts vague conference stalemate in June outreach
W G Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, admits a demand from 260,000 men in the Mattah States was rejected. Railroad managers at the conference hold the decision to continue rests with the workers, while union sources signal the talks may extend into today or tomorrow.
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Button design campaign roams in St Louis
The Democratic national committee has adopted a new form campaign button. Details on design and distribution were outlined in a brief mention from St Louis sources.
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Who Leads Nearly 75,000 in Capital Street Pageant
A nonpartisan 8140 event in Washington drew about 75 000 participants including men women and children. Volunteers from Haven philanthropy and various organizations aided the parade preparation and execution near the White House as prominent figures planned reviews with civic groups and schools involved.
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Ant and Grasshopper Fable Adapted for 10000 Club
A column presents the Aesop fable of the ant and the grasshopper in relation to the 10000 and 19000 clubs. It urges readers to work now for future reward, noting the winter hardships of idleness and praising prudent preparation and opportunity. The piece ties the moral to community readers in Clarksburg and nearby areas.
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Democratic totals in Harrison County shown in primary results
County court records list Democratic vote totals for Harrison County in the recent primary. Names include Randolph Alderson Percy Jones Tom C. Hitchen John J. Cornwell D. E. Yrench Gory Hore Yor Charles B. Witsoe and others with totals noted for governor and resident candidates.
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Mystery Ohio Rail Claim Leaves Town Stunned
An unclear report describes a man named Burhamer in Ohio involved with a railroad, claiming ownership of a disputed parcel. A stray line mentions a stork and a baby, with broken phrases about mother and infant, leaving the tale undefined and puzzling.
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Trotter Elected Morgant by West Virginia University Board
fragmentary notice reports Trotter elected presilect of university board by the Hoard of regente with unclear names and dates. mentions Dr. Hodges and faculty involvement in commencement exercises. content is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Robbery Ends in Fatal Shooting in Chicago
In Chicago two armed bandits shot and killed Herman motorcycla palivenan, wounding Thurd Wilde seriously after holding up an automobile linking Jewelry and money worth about $2,000. The pair escaped in a getaway vehicle.
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