West Virginia Graft and McReynolds Resignation Debate
The article discusses President Taft era graft scrutiny in West Virginia strikes, McReynolds and McNal resignations urged by Rep Mann of Illinois, and Democratic papers split over defense of the state. It notes praise for a thorough public service commission and criticizes the handling of white slave cases involving Caminetti and immigration duties.
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State Public Service Commission
Tiparpen
Mann
Hanois
McReynolds
McNab
Grafton
Martine
West Virginia
Illinos
House of Representatives
Caminetti
California
Bennett
Congress
Taft
Wilson signs anti trust bill and party reaction observed
The text notes mixed views after President Wilson signed the antitrust bill. The Baltimore Sun mocks Democratic motives, suggesting the president smiles at funding the Justice Department to enforce the law impartially, while criticizing Congress for rhetoric over action.
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Taft
Wilson
Baltimore Sun
Department of Justice
Congress
Public Service Commission urged to tackle rail passes and Shenandoah Junction conditions
The Shepherdstown Register presses the Public Service Commission to prioritize regulating rail passes and to inspect the Shenandoah Junction station amid reports of poor passenger conditions. The Telegram notes the call reflects the Register’s keen view of commission duties and urges formal complaints to prompt swift action.
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Shepherdstown Register
New Public Service Commission
Shepherdetown Register
Register
Shenandoah Junction
Public Service Commission
Shenih Junction
Luke
Auto Victims in LaPorte Area Crash
LaPorte Indiana June 28 Barney Dossey 45 of Michigan City and William Hamilton 50 of LaPorte were killed when their car left the road and plunged into a ditch near here during a drive from Michigan City to LaPorte. Two others were injured in the accident.
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Imy Ausociatien
Laporte
Ind
Barney Dossey
Michigan City
William Hamilton
Michiganity
Wall and scaffolding collapse bury fifteen workers
A section of wall and scaffolding at the Huclid Square Garage in Cleveland collapsed at 11:80 today while adding a second story on East Thirteenth Street. Fifteen workmen were buried in debris with five rescued badly injured.
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Rmesl
Cleveland
Huclid Square
Gun Club Shoot At Blueville Range June 25
West Virginia crack shooters and estates will attend a Grafton Gun Club event at the Blueville range Monday. Prizes are offered for top scores and accuracy.
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Jgrafdon
Wilson Chosen Parkersburg Educator Named Cory Schools Superintendent
Prof Charles I. Wilson, former Parkersburg high school principal, elected superintendent of public schools at Cory Pennsylvania. The Nash school principal position he held previously is noted in the announcement.
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Parkersburg
Charles I. Wilson
Man jailed for assault and peace bond in two cases
M Sigley a young man from North ers was jailed Saturday by Justice W Starcher for a $10 fine and costs after assaulting Emma 5B Lin ville. He also faced a $200 bond to keep the peace for twelve months. The same complainant filed both cases. Mes FAVORS STANDARD Indiana oil firm allowed to resume Missouri business after Supreme Court ruling.
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M. Sigley
Northers
W. Starcher
Emma
Linville
Mes
Heat Claims Baltimore and Ohio Worker in Grafmon
Christophe Huber, a Baltimore and Ohio rail employee, collapsed from the heat and is reported somewhat improved today. Funeral arrangements are set for the late Mr. R. Chatter at West Aston Sunday afternoon attended by Mrs. J. Walter Duncan Mrs. Frederick Schuess and the Rev. G. S. Hanselter.
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Ter Aswich Res
Grafmon
Christophe Huber
Baltimore and Ohio
J. Walter Duncan
Frederick Scuues
G. S. Hanselter
R. Chatter
West Aston
Education officials appoint state teachers and staff
The article lists multiple appointed teachers for second educational institutions in the state including Fairmont Normal and Concord Normal. Names cover subjects from English, Latin and physics to geometry, music and art, with principals and supervisors identified. The pattern shows extensive staffing across colleges and training schools.
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Harriet D. Johnson
R. J. Sargent
B. R. Chambers
Elizabth Colwell
Ollie Stevenson
Francis B. Burgess
R. M. Wylie
W. A. Dawson
Rachael E. Hofstat
Mary L. Donaldson
B. J. Myers
Edith Marshail
Galin
Louise Watson
Kate Fuller
Mildred McGeorge
Fife M. Wilson
Plano
Mabel
Eleanor Blanch Barnes
Addie R. Ireland
Colored Institute Faculty and Staff Names Listed
A fragmented Walter M Parker history page lists numerous staff at the Binefield Colored Institute and nearby departments. The roster includes department heads, teachers of history mathematics English Latin farming carpentry sewing and domestic science, with roles such as principal, superintendent, and foreman across multiple specializations.
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Walter M. Parker
Apprantee
Be.jones
A. Spriggs
Mary Bubans
FR. M. Mitchell
Pon W. Jones
Solomon Grown
C. W. Smith
Joseph Lovetts
Maconry
M. Lowry
Sophia “Mae McKinies
C.F. Campbell
A. D. Gamble
M.A. Murray
Te. B. Jones
Harry Davis
Llewellyn Spriges
A. C. Bills
R. L. Brown
Roscoe Howard
Bishop Ballard
Bargain Textile and Home Goods Sale Ad
Local ad lists merchandise including mercerized cambric and enamel items, women's handkerchiefs, silk umbrellas, stenciled rugs, Japanese matting, scarfs, and large assortment of fabrics. Prices range from 6 for 25 cents to $2.50 for mats and rugs, with items in women and men sizes and assorted patterns.
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Evake
Alexander Smith & Sons
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