Uniform Bottling Trade Group Forms in West Virginia
The fourth annual meeting of the West Virginia Bottling Association adopted a charter enabling the group to buy and sell real estate, operate bottling plants, protect assets, and regulate trade. Officers include M. Gaylord as president, G. Cain as secretary, with a board from Clarksb urg, Belington, Fairmont, Grafton, and Parkersburg.
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Virginia
Mears
Secretary of State
Iu Qtock
Association
Haye No Chief
G. E. Cain
Beling- Bi Chalion
M. Gaylord
Clarksburg
Tey
Clarkebure
George B. Bayre
J. B. Hardie
Ration
Mit
C. EB. Cain
C.M. Gaylord
Clarkaburg
G. B. Cain
Belington
R. Hardie
Grafton
R. Brahm
Fairmont
W. C. Jamieson
O. Hlehte
Parkersburg
R. Toothman
Grays Flats
A. Fred Wagner
Death saves him from court trial
Joan G. Finkins once a prominent Brooklyn banker died today of paralysis after being indicted with his three sons in a banking investigation. The death ends the court action stemming from the recent case.
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Ansocietet Frese
New York
Joan G. Finkins
Brooklyn
Wnelnesa
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Bon Ton Opens With Spectacular Millinery Display
The Bon Ton began its spring millinery launch with a grand opening on Wednesday and Thursday. A large, stylish crowd viewed an extensive display of hats from New York and local artisans, with white and Copenhagen blue themes, several dramatic gowns, and numerous purchases made. Magnificent decorations and bright electric lighting enhanced the showroom, drawing strong praise and indicating a busy season ahead.
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Bon Ton
Sturm
Peters
Copenhagen
New York
Milan
la Rembrandt
Republicans Rally for Taft in Omaha Delegates Picked
In Omaha Nebraska on March 12 delegates to the Republican National convention were chosen with near unanimous sentiment for Taft. The state convention convened at 2 PM as districts two and six formally endorsed Taft, reflecting strong Taft support in the readings from the Associated Press dispatch.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Taft
Food Danger Passed in Cincinnati As Weather Clears
Fragmentary text reports weather concerns and a brief note about danger passing in Cincinnati. The readable lines mention food danger and a distant reference to measurements and the city, but details are unclear.
Murderer of gal is hanged in Pittsburg jail
Morriy Holnits was hanged in the Allegheny Jail today for the murder of his sweetheart a year ago. The execution follows a prior trial and is reported from Pittsburgh dated March 12.
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Tynite Press
Pittsburg
Morriy Holnits
Allegheny
A Fein
County court session on franchise and estate matters
The county court met with 411 attendees as the Lumbarport Gas franchise for highways and pipelines moved toward action after publication. Notaries and administrators were named including C.8 Parr and Alice Moore with bonds, while appraisers for Emma J. Price’s estate were appointed. Property assessments were adjusted and land charges updated.
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Wie
Lumbarport Gas Company
Parr
Homer Bartlett
Alice Moore
Clovis W. Moore
James M. Robey
Winfield
Griffith Sureties
Bond
Phineas Ashcraft
Fred W. Canningham
W. W. Hess
Emma
J. Price
Broad Oaks
Ross B. Moore
Navy pleased by battleships arrival at Magdalena Bay
The Navy department expresses genuine satisfaction at news of the battleships' arrival at Magdalena Bay. In Chicago wheat closes at 4 1 8 cents a bushel, corn at 64 3 8, oats at 62 1 2.
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Ury Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Navy Department
Magdalena Bay
Chicago, Ill
Time and space discounts for newspaper circulation
The Telegram argues that circulation size justifies time and space discounts. It contends that a reader with 312 days of newspaper use or an advertiser running 25 000 lines earns more, so they deserve concessions while single small orders do not. It condemns unfair discrimination by advertisers or publishers who deny such discounts.
Pastor Resigns at First Presbyterian Church
At a Wednesday congregational meeting the First Presbyterian Church accepted Rev. Dr. W. M. Hudson’s resignation and dissolved his pastoral relation. Commissioners J Horner Davis John Ruhl and Mr Wilson will attend the Grafton Presbytery meeting in Fairmont to act on Hudson’s resignation. Hudson resigns to become president of Waynesburg College. Congregation expresses regret and moves to hire a successor.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Hudson
J. Horner Davis
Jotn Ruhl
Mr. Wilson
Grafton
Fairmont
Hudson
Pressbytery
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg
Boilers Explode at Gallipolis Water Works
An overnight boiler explosion at Gallipolis Ohio city water works wrecked the building and cut fire protection. Debris flew in all directions and several people were injured but expected to recover. The cause remains a mystery.
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Associated Press
Gallipolis, C
Degreed Educator Dorn Ogden Earns Public Office Candidacy
Dorn Ogden of Eagle district Marrinon county rose from hardship as an orphan to become a respected educator. He taught in public schools, led county examiners twice, and served as county superintendent of schools with broad support. He joined Salem Methodist church early, belongs to fraternal orders, and is praised for genial, helpful character and leadership potential.
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Eagle
Marrinon
Shinnwton
Salmy
Bulom College
Fairmont State Noria
Tx Wach
Ifeapi
Bodie
Univeraal Sutifnetion
Achado
Ted Hla
Hix
Milico
Ila
Ogden
Salem’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Ayee
Lilley Explains Charges He Made
Uy Associates Prenny Washington D C Mar 12 The special committee to investigate charges made by Representative Lifley held a sitting today Miley read a prepared statement after announcing that he had not changed That congressmen had been bribed but merely that attempts had been made to influence them His statement included charges that the Hirc re Boat Company of New Jersey maintained an organized lobby in Washington that it a president entertained congressmen tavinhily that the company contributed largely to campaign funds for congressmen who favored it and that repeated efforts have been made to influence the action of oMetals of the Navy department on matters involving the company.
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Uy Associates
Prenny
Washington, D. C
Lifley
Miley
Hircre Boat Company
New Jersey
Washington
Tavinhily
Shenlean City official acquitted in misappropriation case
An official faced multiple charges including misappropriation of 83500 was acquitted by a jury today. Three indictments remain pending as the eight month old case unfolds. The events detail the office conduct allegations and related testimony.
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Banaser
Hesse
Shenlean City
Ptt
Seaimet Nim
Pottsville Man Hanged for Murder of Refusing Bride
Charles Warzel was hanged in Pottsville Pennsylvania for murdering Mattie Belinsky who refused his marriage proposal. The execution took place on March 12.
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Pottsville, Pa
Charles Warzel
Mattie Belinsky
Atlantis battle city feet arrival at Magdalena Bay reported
The Atlantis battle city feet arrived at Magdalena Bay near midnight. Preparations for target practice began at once. Admiral Vane telegraphed Washington that the fleet was in better shape for an emergency than when it left Hampton Roads.
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Associated Frees
San Diego
Cali
Mar
Mine Harbor Pan Weld to Resume After Explosion
A large mine fan at Mingrigam mine in Mo is damaged by an explosion blamed on a party linked to Dem Former HUNT. Cannelleriis Machine Company repairs are underway and a shipment of the fan parts was received. The fan is expected to be modernized and reinstalled within ten days, and the operation will restore steady employment for miners.
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Mingrigam
Mrons
HUNT
Cannelleriis Machine Company
Mohomenk
United Sexten
Independent Association Forms From Weston's Glass Trade Conflict
A labor note describes Weston workers forming the Blowers and Gatherers Independent Association after dispute with National Window Glass Workers. It details failed help from the National, plant closures, and a new scale enabling operation at Crescent Window Glass Company with No. 1 tank. Key signatories include Arthur Pleren president and J J Pum Tos secretary-treasurer.
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Independent Association of
Weston
Yousona
Howard and Gathsrers
National
Window Glans Workers of America
Ita
Faulkner
Faulkher
Ua'a
Maer
Gray
Loo
Monsra
Garrigan
Noeman
Gisan Company
Clevelind
Blowers and Gatherers Independent Association
Crescent Window Glass Company
Wader
Gutheeters of
America
Prison sentence handed down by mayor in local court
Van Parsons received a bail sentence after a disorderly conduct case. The court ordered payment of a $10 fine and fees, with the mayor overseeing the judgment. Charles Tiakawiiter is noted in relation to the finding.
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van Parsons
Orfin
Charles Tiakawiiter
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