Battle of Ballots at Baltimore Continues at Democratic Convention
Delegates gathered for the Democratic national convention as the old line up held firm. The roll call on the thirteenth ballot showed Clark leading with 154 votes, Wilson 3561 2, Underwood 115 1 2, Marmon 29, Marshall 30, Foss 2, and Bryan 1. Bryan spoke from the Nebraska delegation, declaring he would withhold his vote while New York cast for Clark, amid loud protests and calls for a vote. West Virginia maintained unity for Clark, solidly backing him on every ballot, and tickets demand began to ease as the day wore on.
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Jeddim
Nebraska
O'Gorman
Wilson
Cairea
Michigan
Clark
Underwood
Marmon
Marshall
Foss
Bryan
James
Jett
West Virginia
West
Governor Harmon Plans Decision After Talk With Moore
Columbus Ohio June 29 Governor Harmon said he would decide after conferring by long distance telephone with B D Moore. He stayed up late and retired before the swift ballot showed no nomination. F E Hays a carpenter at Southern Pine Lumber Company lost four fingers when his left hand was caught in a joiner and was taken to a hospital.
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Columbus
B. d. Moore
Harmon
F. E. Hays
Southern Pine Lumber Company
Short Line Train Delayed by Derailed Freight Cars
A passenger train operating between Nig Martineville and Clacksig was due at 11220 in the morning but did not arrive until 2 45 in the afternoon. The delay occurred after two cars of a freight train derailed at Bloom Siding near Lamperports, triggering the disruption.
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Nig Martineville
Clacksig
Bloom Siding
Lamperports
Peters to Preach at Central Oarlatian Church
The Rev. Lewis E. Peters will occupy the pulpit Sunday evening at the Central Oarlatian church and deliver a brief sermon on the temperance question. All are invited to hear him.
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Lewis E. Peters
Ati
Reed Arrested After Shovel Attack in Clarksburg
Walter McDonald suffered severe wounds on back side and arm after being struck several times with a shovel by W Reed. Reed was arrested Saturday afternoon in a Clarksburg street byConstable Ham Post and remanded to await trial next week before Justice G H Gordon. William Alexander returned from Baltimore and Washington, D C for business matters.
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Walter McDonald
Dy W. Reed
Clarksburg
Wii
Ham Post
Jus- Hee
G. H. Gordon
Reed
William Alexander
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
France May Offer Money for Births Junk Deal
Myer Rosenshine, a local junk dealer, was arrested Saturday for operating without a state junk dealer license. John T. Hopkins filed the complaint. a hearing is set for next Saturday at 2 PM. Rosenshine posted $400 bond for appearance. Staney Baloch, a foreign coal miner, was fined $5 and costs for a street altercation with Joseph Matovitch and paid the amount after the fee was refused.
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Myer Rowenstine
John T. Hopkins
Mannington
G. H. Gordon
Rosenshine
Staney Baloch
Tafsice
Joseph Matovitch
Main Street
Baloch
Death rate far exceeds births in France says economist
Paris June 2 Paul Leroy-BeauLieu, eminent French economist, appeals to French people over depopulation and denationalization from a falling birth rate. He notes 1911 births 243000 below the rate, and deaths last year running 35000 ahead. He urges teaching three children per family, a law barring public service for those with fewer, state premiums of 100 dollars per third child, and cost estimates at 30 million yearly.
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Paris
Paul Leroy-Beauleu
France
M. Leroy-Beautian
Tie
Economiet Tas
Frange
Firet
Hnlrd
Mtust
M. Leroy-Beatiou
Geclares, Sie
Officers to Berverment at West Virginia Christian Endeavor
Officers to Berverment were clert ious follows at the West Virginia Christian Endeavor convention at Huntington this week: 1 President John Tawwis Hoyt of Huntington, Vice president Grover Casto Morgantown. Recording secretary Miss Lena Futtencutter of Clarksburg. Corresponding secretary Berta McKinnay of Burnsville. Treasurer I G Jackson of Jane Tow. Junior superintendents Miss Nell Laghian of Fairmont, Superintendent Christ in citizen Larsen. (Continued on page ten.)
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West Virginia Christian Endeavor
Huntington
John Tawwis Hoyt
Grover Casto
Morgantown
Lena Futtencutter
Clarksburg
Berta MtcKinnay
Burnsville
I. G. Jackson
Jane Tow
Mies Nell. Laghian
Fairmont
Christ
Larsen Pe
Window Glass Men Hold Big Meeting
Pittsburg Pa June 29 The Glassworker reviews the window glass industry with 1554 pots represented at Cedar Point meeting. Granville W Morenus presided John R Johnston secretary speakers included H T Hilton C H Harding Leon Youre Frank Bastin and others. A seven member committee was appointed to report Friday on board of directors and wage committee. Estimates show 1284 hand plants likely to operate across states with total capacity 1911 pots.
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Pittsburg
Fifeen
Cedar Point
Granville
W. ‘Morenus
John IR. Johnston
H. Tt. Hilton
Allegany Window Glass Company
C. H. Harding
Tuna Glass Company
Leon Youre
Federated Glass Company
Frank Bastin
Blackford Window Glass Company
W. S. Kennedy
S. Bryan Knodss
R. R. Staut Jfer
Jokers
H.D. Crabbe
Grarsel Chemical Company
Cleveland, O
Crosby
Acorn Lumber Company
A. Castelter
Wilson
Mason-Donaldson ‘Lumber Company
Chicago
John R. Mobnston
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Lousiana
Indianaa
Dalance
Oklahoma blind senator Gun among Democratic leaders noted
Victor M. Gun the blind senator from Oklahoma appears in a polished Democratic gathering in Maitimore alongside B S Johnson and John Davies named as Democratic national committeemen from South Polsta and Wieconsin. J H Smith and Clark Hywell are cited as Georgia Democrats with Smith tied to Jon Brown and Hywell noted as state editor of the Atlanta Constitution to mark journalistic influence in the South.
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Victor M. Gun
Oklahoma
Maitimore
Heam
B.S. Johnson
John Davies
South Polsta
Wieconsin
J. H. Smith
Clark Hywell
Georgia
Alania
Democratic Convention Wrestling With Deadlock For President
Report of a national party convention in disarray as delegates debate the presidential nominee. Talks center on a two thirds rule and possible dark horse moves involving Bryan, Clark, Harmon, Underwood, Kern and Gaynor. A noon meeting of the national committee was planned to break the deadlock with no clear outcome yet.
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Granny
Glee More
Eratic
Vetie
Uckettion
Weaders
Clare
Wilson
Clark
Underwood
Dassfiock
Hare
Kern
Gaynor
Genstor Banwheaf
Bryan
National Committee
Edefort
Faders
Obituary notice for Mrs Mannie by efforts at Elk View camp
The funeral of Mrs Mannie by was held Thursday afternoon at the York Ford Osborn undertaking chapel. Burial followed at Elk View cemetery. Edmund Southern of Bardine district officiated and attended duties Saturday.
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Mannie By
Naylarm
Frere
ford-Osborn
Elk View
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