Real Estate listings in Colonial Heights and nearby areas
Property notices describe Colonial Heights seven room house with bath pantry attic and porches on a 40 by 146 foot lot priced at 5000 Virginia Street vacant 332124 feet priced at 750 Carlisle Court eight room house with bath pantry large basement finished interior on a 36 by lot priced at 4500 with 2000 cash and balance over one to two years Hartland Addition lots 16 and 17 fronting 80 feet priced for both at 2200 with one fourth cash and balance over one to three years.
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Colonial Heights
Carlisle Court
Inoxk
Hartland Addition
Hartland Avenue
Clay Street Seven room house with bath and pantry
A finished clay street house offers seven rooms including a bath pantry and basement. Hardwood throughout with cabinet mantels on a lot of 32198 feet and priced at 4750 dollars with terms one third cash and balance in one or two years.
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Clay Street
Highland Park Lot and New Fair Grounds Property Listings
Real estate brief lists Lot No. 63 on Park Boulevard priced at 1800 dollars and Vacant Lot No. 474 on Pennsylvania Avenue offered at 325 dollars cash. Multiple city parcels shown for sale with cash terms.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
No London or Washington news hints at nothing of interest
The Daily Telegram notes that absence of news from London or Washington signals no significant events that day. It also observes that lack of advertising from any store, big or small, conveys the same impression.
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Daily Telegram
London
Washington
AMA set to expand public health study at 65th meeting
Atlantic City hosts the American Medical Association as it opens its sixty fifth annual meeting. The House of Delegates, representing 41029 members, reviews a 140000 dollar surplus and 18465 spent on public education plus 10000 on anti fraud campaigns.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Council On Health and Public Instruction
United States
Mayor Cole Appeals Citizens to July 4 Celebration
Mayor Will H. Cole urges Clarksburg and Harrison County residents to close businesses and join a county wide Independence Day celebration and picnic. He calls for the day to mark a start of a community movement to jointly develop the region’s rich natural resources.
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Will H. Cole
Clarksburg
Harrison
Clarkeburs
Harrison County
Thin City
Heavy Rains Paralyze Kansas City Area Rail Lines
Heavy rains across eastern Kansas wash out tracks and halt business. Detours occur as the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line diverts trains around a Webster Missouri bridge failure. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe reports large track washouts near Topeka and valley falls with 800 to 2500 feet gone. Trains between Atchison and Kansas City limited. Mississippi Pacific traffic disrupted between Atchison and Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kansas
St. Joseph
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Bridge
Webster
Atchison
Topeka
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Misouisi Pacific
Topeka St. Joseph
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Valley Falls
Guardian Qualified for Vannort Children in Waller County
Joseph K. Vannort has qualified as guardian of Waller K, John Hany and Lille Meg Vannort with bonds of 1000 each. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company serves as surety.
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Joseph K. Vannort
Waller K
John, Hany and
Lille Meg Vannort
United States
Kanawha Democrats Defeat Platform At Convention
In Charleston on June 23 Kanawha County Democrats defeated a resolution calling for higher political standards and reforms including fair primary law corrupt practices act and recall. The convention instructed A. B. Littlepage for the Congressional nomination while Republicans affirmed the renomination of Congressman S. B. Avis.
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Charleston
Chicago
Kanawha
A. B. Littlepage
Kanawha County
8. B. Avis
Supreme Court voids mineral reversion clause on oil lands
Trans continental railways win title to about seven hundred million dollars worth of oil lands as the Supreme Court voids patent clauses that would have reverted lands to the government if minerals were found. Alligator pears in brine to be shipped experimentally by the government station in Honolulu to the United States.
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Supreme Court
Amnouraren
Washington
Transcontinental Railways
Government Experiment Station
Honolulu
United States
Police Chiefs Scold Detective Burns at Convention
Detective William J Burns faced sharp criticism at the police chiefs convention in Grand Rapids for talking to reporters on major cases. Burns was not present to defend himself.
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William 4. Burns
Falice
Grand Ids
Hich
Burns
Elf
Kentucky tobacco pooling statute struck down by supreme court
The Kentucky statute allowing farmers to pool tobacco is ruled unconstitutional. Patrick Collins of Mason County was fined 150 dollars for selling to an outsider after agreeing to pull with the Burley Tobacco Society. his conviction and that of Thomas Malone were set aside.
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Washington, D. C
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Patrick Collins
Mason County
Burley Tobacco Sociéty
Collins
Thomas Malone
Aso
Hearings Set for Alleged Highway Robbery Trio
Matthew Colleh Samuel Bordish and John Partridge were arrested Saturday by police for highway robbery. Hearings are scheduled for 2 o clock Tuesday in Magistrate Nicewarner's court. Charges include conspiracy to rob and violation of the anti weapon statute. The trio was moved to the county jail after transfer from the city lockup. A witness reported revolvers on the men.
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Matthew Colleh
Samuel Bordish
John Partridge
Nicewarner
Harry L. Brooke
Pollea
Po Ney
Glen Elk
President Wilson denies quarrel with citizens over law reforms
Washington reports President Wilson saying he has no quarrel with individuals or firms who want to express opinions on business conditions and anti trust legislation. He condemns widespread form letter and telegram campaigns as open to criticism while advocating a square deal and open processes.
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Pnnasy
Washington
Wilson
Cornerstone Laid for Catholic Church and School
Weston witnesses the cornerstone ceremony for a new Catholic church and school building costing over 100000 dollars. Rev Br F Flanagan acting for Bishop Donshue and Fathers Moye and Kennedy attended the service. The project aims to serve the West Virginia community with religious and educational facilities.
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Weston
BR. F. Flanagan
Moundsville
Donshue
Wheeling
O. H. Moye
Father Kennedy
West Union
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Virginia Street
Highland Park Lot
Park Boulevard
Howard
Raonis
Goff Bide
Gole
Guardizs
Kanawha Democrats
W. J. Burns
William J. Burns
Prague
Karlin
Smichov
Weinberge
Zi2kov
Catherine Dantel
NO. Quarrel
Fairmont
Lillian Snodgrass
eGorge Snodgrass
Monongah
George Snodgrass
Fleming Snodgrass
Monongal
Flere
Paris
Pictorial Review
U Pictorial Review
Mantherhead
T. J. Lynch & CO
W.V. VA
Brown’s
Clarksburg Furniture Co
Main St
K Lot Sale
Broad Oaks
Stonewall Park
D. E. McNicol Pottery Company
Main
Third Streets
Court House Corner
C. E. Prunty
McCarty
Fifth Streets
West Virginia
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