Democratic Pundit Exponent Sparks Party Debate
The excerpt surveys political factions at a 1912 Democratic gathering. It notes exponents and leaders like Bryan, Stout, and Parker, questioning party loyalty, progressivism, and unity. It discusses the labor of party bosses, the influence of alliances, and calls for a progressive shift within the Democratic platform.
Fragmentary Real Estate Filing Sparks Local Change Talk
Incomplete OCR text shows county clerk records referencing land parcels, improvements, and named individuals in a fragmented note. Mentions Fair Grounds, Willete MBejens, Ansar bjt Inomparjonal convention, and Haymond Telghps with scattered names like Nannie R. Lows and Rabhet Kertcher within a discussion of property and structural policy shifts.
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Nannie R. Lows
Fair Grounds
Willete Mbejens
Tarregates
Provement Company
Bey
Ansar Bjt
Haymond
Wilcox
Rabhet Kertcher
Unclear wartime order notices from Charleston depot
Fragmentary OCR describes military and legislative references dated June through January, mentioning army appropriations, orders, and communications. Details are garbled with misread names and places, but imply a series of official directives and docket entries related to the Mt. Gretna region and Navy or Army activities.
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Charleston
Juna
Virginin Ue
Andi
Mt. Grats
Paina
Gretta
Convention Continues Amid Taft Roosevelt Delegate Clash
Delegates at a convention are seated amid chants and confusion as Taft supporters gain ground. Washington district and at large delegates favor Taft while Roosevelt allies protest, a credentials delay referenced as Texas contested delegates are seated for Taft, convention reconvenes at 1 39.
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North Carolina
Oklahoma
Washingto
Taft
California
Teddy
Stout
Texas
Damaged coffers dam at No 1 washed away near Cumberland
High water washed away feet of the new cofferdam at dam No 1 in the Ohio river here. Contractors estimate damage to the project at about $10,000 as a result of the breach.
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Cumberland
Ohlei
CAPA V7 Rong Ie SCOUREy WeIght Fund Rallies
The article notes strong county turnout and broad interest in a campaign movement led by notable figures like Idrigo and De V2. A Victoria theater event featured moving pictures about roads, drawing a large audience and upbeat sentiment among attendees at the Saturday afternoon gathering.
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Idrigo
Cot Wanh
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Jane de
Agen
Ikane
Cinippy
Ha Movement
Parass Wheel ing June twenty two Aeroconlon convenes in Wheeling
Wheeling was chosen for the next annual conven tion of the State Teachers Aeroconlon. The event, just elected to year term, held at the German Columbian Club. Mrs Mary McGuigan of Charleston named president for the year. W M Foulk of Huntington elected vice president J P Marsh of Charleston treasurer and Hi P Fleshman of Jefferson a member of the executive committee. The other members are Mrs McGuigan Mr Marsh R Murray of Williamson and F L Burdette of Clarksburg. Seven hundred teachers registered at the meeting.
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Wheeling
Sparkersburg
Aerocin— Lon
Glib
Mary VicGuigan
Charleston
W. M. Foulk
Huntington
J. P. ‘Marsh
PF. Fleshman
Jefinton
McGuigan
Marsh
R. Murray
Willlamgon
F.l.burdette
Clarksburg
Hedgettolmes Musical Comedy Closes Tonight at Victoria
The Hedgettolmes Musical Comedy Company ends its run at the Victoria theater with its big success Two Of a Kind. The farce follows Three Twins style humor with pretty girls and catchy jokes. A final performance features dancing and singing fans should not miss.
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Hedgettolmes
Popuar Victoria Theater
Ono
Young Man Sentenced in County Court for Theft
Cottrill, a young man, appeared Saturday in Justice P. Camp's court accused of theft from John Alexander, an uncle. The judge sentenced him to seven months in jail in the county seat.
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Ap. Cottrill
Justice P. Camp
John Alexander
Salt
Quarterly Conference at Northview United Brethren Church
The quarterly conference is held tonight at seven forty o'clock in the Northview United Brethren Church with The Rev. J T Foster of Buckhannon presiding and in charge.
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Northview United Brethren
J.T. Foster
Buckhannon
Fragments Describe Local Socials and Transfers in Weston
A damaged notice itemizes plans for a Praternal Order of Eagles initiation near the Bank of Weston and a future Eagle’s Dome site. It lists residents guests and staff changes including Mrs Marie Allen, Mr W W Reynolds, and Miss Dell Watkins. It notes several real estate transfers in Weston and rising streetcar construction, with family absences and a Memorial Day trip.
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Willlding
Bank of
Weston
Praternal Order of Eagles
Felehiteen
Thia
Clan of Manner
Min Marie
Allen
W. W. Reynolds
Clarksburg
Athank
Ter
Ida
Brygnon
Lonie Newbergers
Tierney Brothers
Pike
Dell Watkins
Parkersburg
Charaberlaina's Colic Remedy Advertising Notice
Summer tip for parents urges watching for unusual bowel signs in young children. Early care may prevent serious trouble. Charaberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as reliably available through dealers.
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