Glass Makers to Locate New Clarkburg Plant in Industrial Addition
The Tuna Glass Company of Bradford Pa will move to Clarksburg, locating a modern 48-blower window glass plant in the Marksburg Industrial Addition. The site will cover ample ground near the bridge, employing 250 to 300 workers with a monthly payroll of 25,000 to 36,000 dollars. Construction begins as weather allows, no later than April 1, and operations are planned to start with the full blast. The move, lauded by the Clarksburg Board of Trade, marks the third new industry brought to the city in eight months, greatly expanding population and commerce.
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In Glass Company of
Bradford
Marksburg
Clarksburg
Tuna Glass Company
Felix Steinberg
Charles H. Harding
Industria
Clarksburg Industrial Company
Cru
Indy
Clarkebure
Cheat ‘Beart
Appreeiis
Tara Glass Company
Ite
Sherif Mitchell
Kase County
Dirkesurg
Board of Trade
Saratoga Chosen For Grand Army of the Republic Encampment
Saratoga selected as the site for the national G A R encampment this year after a vote by the executive committee. The Minneapolis meeting last fall had been debated with Atlantic City as an alternative. Judge Joseph W O Neil noted limited authority to move the site. Railroads and Saratoga business groups backed hotel rate guarantees to aid the encampment plan. The report cites assurances of rate stability and rail cooperation as key factors.
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Zanusville
N.Y
Grand Army
Minneapolis
Atlantic City
Saratoga
Joseph W. O'Neil
Taxi
Business Men's Association of
Mbrty
Mberty Nerpols
Man and woman taken into court after hotel arrest
J Sypult and a woman named A B Davis appeared in Hairmont Thursday after being arrested at the Dantey hotel on the complaint of Davis's sister. The pair were in a locked room most of the afternoon and faced a forfeit of twenty dollars for Syoul and ten dollars for Davis. Police Chief Fleming and Officer Fleming testified at the hearing, with the sister guiding the arrest and the door opening to reveal the couple. The case was heard in court.
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Jand
jHe
Stock market endures sharp early spasm in March session
New York stocks opened under drastic liquidation with broad declines across sectors. Missouri Pacific and United States Steel drew notable attention as prices plunged before the hour closed with a calmer, albeit downbeat, tone.
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Associated Prose
New York
Missouri Pacific
United States Steel
Val Med
Knights of Maccabees Meet Tonight at State Convention Prep
The Knights of Maccabees will hold a special meeting tonight at Ent No. 19 with seven candidates to be initiated. State Commander C. C. Showalter of Parkersburg will attend and a committee will be appointed to finalize plans for the State convention to be held here on May 9.
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C. C. Showalter
Parkersburg
Masons to Meet at Mascale Hall Friday Night
Hermone Lodge No. 6 A F and A M will hold a special meeting at Mascule hall this Friday at 7 o clock. The program includes third degree work and a banquet to follow.
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Hermone Lodge No. 6
A. F
A.M
Mascule Hall
al Ganquet
Accused Murderer Acquitted by July
Harry White of Alliance was acquitted today by the jury in the murder of Thomas Dye of Orrville. Allan Miller and William Everhart, present at the time, remain to be tried. Street flushing continued under Edward J. Doyle to keep streets clean for court and the election. W N Ball of Fairmont visited Friday.
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Associated Press
Wooster
Harry White
Alliance
Thomas Dye
Orrville
Allen Miller
William Everhart
White
Edward J. Doyle
Doyle
Committee fixes convention dates in city municipalities
The Republican executive committee met at Court Street law office to set ward primary conventions and a general convention to nominate candidates for the spring election. Ward meetings are Tuesday at 7 30 with locations in White Howe, Cardle Cartpeboot bocer, Wamkor nonse, School house, and Council chamber. A general convention follows Wednesday at 7 20 in the courthouse to nominate city officials. Harmony prevailed.
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Reputlican
Chas. G. Cottman
Courttreet
Ucket
White Howe Botet
Wamkor Nonse
School House
Council Chamber
Nom- Innind
Court House
Inet Might and Harmony Anc
Cathasiaam Prevaiied
People's Reform party nominates a municipal ticket
A quiet meeting in John W. Coffman's office produced a People's Reform ticket for the upcoming election. Names listed include Harvey W. Harmer for mayor, James H. Moore for chief of police, Mord Lewis for city electrician, Lemuel Mexander for street commissioner, John R. Steel for collector and treasurer, Hugh Callahan for water works, and B. D. Reynolds for assessor. No public notice or broader convention was held and ward nominees may be petitioned.
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John W. Coffman
Odd Fellows
People's Reform Party
People's Reform
Manyor
Harvey W. Harmer
James H. Moore
Elty Eldric
Mord Lewis
Lemuel Mexander
John R. Steel
Hugh Callahan
B. D. Reynolds
Albert Yeager Sr Dies at 65 in New Fair Grounds Add-ition
Albert Yeager Sr died at his home in the new fair grounds addition Thursday evening at 5 o'clock after an illness with a complication of diseases. He was 65 and survived by his wife and seven children. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm at the late home with interment in United Brethren church cemetery on Peck's Run.
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Albert Yeager
New Fair Grounds
Held for Grand Jury in Fuel City hotel case
Willan T. Yorke was held for the west grand jury by Magistrate Gordon on the charge of feloniously assaulting Oliver Tones with a rock in the Fuel City hotel office last Saturday. Yorke was arrested in Weston Thursday by Speeti Orient Shrader and Krowsky. The arraignment waived examination and he was required to furnish bond.
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Willan T. Yorke
West Grand Jury
Gordon
Oliver
Fuel City
Wn Witereation
Yorke Wie
Weston
Speeti Orient Shrader
Krowsky
Furpidhe
Winans Discharged After Disorderly Arrest
PD Winans, arrested by B and O officer Powell at the station on Thursday for drunk and disorderly conduct, was discharged by Magistrate Gordon after a hearing the same night. The evidence was insufficient to warrant punishment.
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Winans
Powell
Puckenger Btain
Gordon
Obie Civil War regimental founder dies at eighty
See COLIMBIS Ohio March 8 Col. Wi Lawson Ged aged eighty years. He organized the first regiment for Obie for the civil war.
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Colimbis
Ohio
Wi Lawson
Danbury
Thaw Defense Ends as Trial Goes Over
New York March 7 The Thaw trial adjourned to Monday after the defense rested its testimony but the district attorney said no rebuttal witnesses were ready. The defense abandoned plans for two more experts and will rest. Rebuttal testimony is expected before Wednesday, with a jury trial hoped by Friday.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Delman
Jeroome
Delmas
Jerome
Dwelling Hous es Needed at Once for Incoming Workers
With a new zinc factory in Northview and the Tuna Glass plant in Clarksburg Industrial, at least one hundred dwellings are urgently needed for incoming workers. Secretary Charles E. Lamberd of the Clarksburg Board of Trade said the city must provide housing for the anticipated influx of over a thousand people, or outside capital will supply accommodations.
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Clarksburg
Northview
Charles E. Lamberd
Rail Traffic Woes Slow Between Clarksburg and Fairmont
Traffic on the Clarksburg to Fairmont line moved only moderately Friday due to a slide or two and a broken Work car. Several trains were delayed up to thirty minutes as crews cleared the obstruction and resumed service.
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Clarksburg
Fairmont
Mr Owens Returns From Three-Week Vacation
Mr PL Owens night operator at the Miye End taeer returns from a three weeks vacation in Pennsylvania and Ohio. He reports a very pleasant time and says friends were glad to see him back.
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PL Owens
Miye End Taeer
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Owens
Archie Roosevelt Improves Through Night Watch
The condition of Archie Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt’s son, improved through the night. Secretary Loeb reported a good crisis and Archie remained conscious, with the President rising at his usual hour and Dr. Lambert noting he was doing very well. Mrs Roosevelt spent the night at Archie’s bedside.
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Associated Preex
Washington, Mar
Archie Roosevelt
Loeb
Arrhte
Dr. Lambert
Archie
Lawson to Confer About Schedule With Fairmont Leaders
President Alex J Lawson of the Western Pennsylvania baseball league will travel to Fairmont next Sunday to confer with President T Gaymond of the Fairmont association about the season schedule. The games count was too few to fill the season and it is unclear if the season will be shortened or if more games will be added. The league plans to meet in Fairmont April 1 to decide. Lawson may also visit Martinsburg to review the local situation and could stay several days.
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Alex. J. Lawson
Western Pennsylvania Baseball League
Fairmont Nexr
T. Gaymond
Fairmont Amsociatom
Fairment
Fairmont
Ikely
Lawson
Markeburg
Harrington's Mother Dies Sudden in Teplestown
William Harrington learns of his mother's untimely death in Teplestown after she fell ill at Frilch. The notice notes the sudden loss and the family's sorrow, with mentions of the Clarks and local business ties surrounding the family.
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William Harrington
Wilem Hartington
Clarks
Ture Light & Beat Company
Teplestown
Irs
Harrington
Lelieved
Ty Smart
Railroad Employes to Strike Over Wage Demands
Louisville report says President Minary of Lonleyily Street Railway Company will refuse wage and hour demands from workers. Strikes are expected tonight or tomorrow as employees threaten to walk out unless concessions are granted.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Marek
Minary
Lonleyily Street Railway Company
Erantea
Ulg&t
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Hoth
Tose Forfele
Knights OF Maccabees
W.N. Ball
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Ward—Cardle Cart Peboot Bocer
People's Party
Mr. Coffman
Ticket
Ilbert Yeager
Oliver Jones
William Yorke
Winans Dischrged
Santa
Nelitas
Charles S. Deneen
Gay
Charles Samuel Deneen
Illinois
Edwardsville
McKendree College
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