Evening Echo Reflects on Taft Tribute and Davis Judicial Role
The Evening Echo notes mixed reactions to Taft’s legacy and urges Congressman John W. Davis to the federal bench, while criticizing Davis and supporting Edward G. Silly as successor to Judge Nathan Opt. It also references tributes to Taft from The Toursville Wourler Journal and Geary Watterson’s paper, praising Willian Howard Taft and questioning unkept pledges.
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Fedta
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Edward G. Silly
Nathan
Taft
Toursville Wourler Journal
Geary Watterson
Willian Howard
Willian Howard Mary
Wiliam Howard
Nerdelf
Hehold
Mani
Governor Hatfield Praised in Virginia Inaugural Address
Support pours in from Parkersburg Star Journal and seven newspapers as Hatfield takes the governorship. The tone praises his declared aims to unify the state, advance progress, and uphold equal rights while serving the people and the commonwealth.
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Hat- Meld
Parkersburg Star Journal
Amore Sevenpapers
Hadlett
Virginia
Henry D. Hatfield
Virginata
Hatfield
Commonwealth
Ian
Nitiyan
Willy
Adintain
Amart
Gut Toy
Abbreviated Editorial on Political Figures and Campaigns
The piece rails at length about political strategy while critiquing party figures and voting behavior. It praises Judge Goff as an exemplary senator candidate and argues his integrity, wealth, and independence from corporate influence. It contrasts him with other politicians and urges unity behind a reformist, principled approach.
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United States Senate
United
Tate
Senate
Charles J. Faulkner
Judge Goff
Felony 2g And Other Indictments in Grand Jury Report
The criminal court grand jury adjourned sine die Friday night, presenting felonies and other indictments. Names include John F. Timko for embezzlement, Howard Meintre, Thomas Miller for burglary, and Henry Turmer for throwing a hole through a streetcar window. Also listed are multiple assault, theft, adultery, and disorderly conduct charges involving Jo Diaz, Jesus Diaz, Carl Davis, Berlin Elliott, Teddy Mants, Albert Applebee, Vien Verett Bell, Frank Kislem, Weekley, Hugh Cox, George Ashcraft, and W K Ritter among others.
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Ctminal Court Grand Jury
John IF
Timko
Kiss Garnet
Howard Meintre
Thomas Miller
Charles Metrick
Henry ‘Turmer
Holtle
Jesus Diaz
Carls ‘Davis
Joe Diaz
Berlin Elliott
Teddy Mants
Albert Applebee
Camely
Ryan's
Albert
Tor’ and
Part
Wardware
Verett Bell
Weekley
Joe McGland
Jds McCloud
Mole F Weekley
Hugh Cox
George Ashcraft
Edays
W.K. lRtter
Old Paris Committee Moves To Curb Luminous Signage
The Old Paris Committee aims to trim obtrusive illuminated advertising in the city. It proposes prohibiting business papers in display centers like the Place Eventonne and related areas. A broader push targets luminous signs and gangs on storefront premises.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mar
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Knotts Five to Meet Wainmont in YMCA Game
The Knotts basketball team from BiNiKing travels to Wainmont on Saturday to face the Methodist Episcopal Church youth squad at the YMCA gym. Despite fielding younger players, the Knotts’ fast squad aims to upset the Nairmont aggregation with Donghue Reed Euardé Denham and Garnett as the lineup.
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Christian Associatios Gyt
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Nairmont
Filkins
Donghue
Reed Euardé
Piging
Denham
Ganrgtt
Chamberlain's Tablets for Donation and Constipation Sale
An advertisement offers Chamberlain's Tablets for donation and relief of constipation. It promotes the product as mild and effective with the claim to excel in remedy. Sold by advertisement channels.
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Chamberlain
Waists Offerings at Discount Prices in Madras and Batiste
The notice advertises sheer lawn waists with tuck and edge finishing priced at $1.00, plain shirt style long sleeves at $2.00, and batiste waists with embroidered bands and lace edging at $2.50. Includes descriptions of collars, sleeve styles, and linen lace details.
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Madras
Textile price list from old catalog reads like ads
New cottons and piece goods offered with prices listed. Import highlights include Challis at various weights and prints, Boral and Persian designs, all in light and dark prints. 36 inch white dress linens, all linen, priced around 25 cents per yard.
Swiss Parliament debates naturalization reforms
The Associated Press reports that 15 percent of Switzerland’s population, about 565,208 people, are foreign born. A measure is before the Federal Diet to naturalize many foreigners, as the government worries about the inconvenience of discussing cases with foreign consuls and legations over subjects seeking refuge from Swiss law by claiming alien nationality.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Switzerland
Torelguermsca
Greatest Values Ever Offered For One Penny
An old advertisement extols the penny's buying power across entertainment, stories, comics, theater news, sports feats, and daily life features. It invites readers to invest in the daily newspaper to gain hundreds offold value through ongoing ads and offers.
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Yale
Sallem Church and community notices outline March events
March 8 notice lists Methodist Holacopat services at 9 30 am and 11 am led by Rev Gregory Binkely with Living In the Fenvenien. Baptist Sunday school at 3 45 am. Rev B J Woorter preaches at 11 3 am. Methodist Protestant holds 3 pm service with Rev J S Bowen. Second Socialist lecture by Carrie Allen on March 9. Salem public school plans a March 11 concert by Cortervatory Concert Quartette. Seventh Day Baptist choir to sing cantata next Thursday with college orchestra. Farewell reception for Meg and Mrs Harry Gump at Methodist Chapel. William Le Wilkins buys East End property. Mrs Otto Warner critically ill. Charles C. Wilson, studying optical college in Philadelphia, confined to room. Amos Cooper injured at Big Tanne. taken to Salem. Refit and wife move to Castaway for business. W Hiler to take Tult cottage. Bruce Divers noted for Louisiana trip. A S Childers elected county assessor. Claude Pepper to be deputy assessor.
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First Baptist Choir
Methodist Trincopal Church
Meg
Harry
Gump
Shreveport
William le Wilkins
Durant
Ton Lowe
East End
West Virginia
Otto Warner
Jacobs Run
Charles C. Wilson
Philadelphia
Bolles
Amos Cooper
Big Tanne
Satem
SW. W. Refit
Castaway
Viil
Wi Hiler
Tult
Mr Fulghem Out After Severe Leg Injury
Van Pulghem suffered a left leg fracture at a local factory and spent months in St. Mary’s Hospital after two operations. The last operation occurred January 95. He is now without the cane but may take weeks to regain full mobility.
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St. Marr's Hospital
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Weil
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