Enthusiastic Primaries Stir Me Publis Gigs
Local political meeting features lively rivalry as candidates seek mayoral and police chief posts. Delegates predict tonight’s convention will pick a ticket, with ward slates listed including Connell Anderson Cork Patton Weat and many supporters named across wards.
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Iy Council
J. J. Connell
Sward
Thomas Anderson
E. Cork
Charles Patton
Floyd Robi i - Crile
Ae Cork
C. Holmboe
Yy Roofer
Robinson
George
Sir Richard Goodwin
Howard Gare
Moore
W. G. Osborne
Elle Ime Gork
Harry Howlershot
Morris
Ward
Senator Thorn
W. Wella
Charles de. Taw
Janos Gunkley
Moexander
Tames— Boyles
Land
Orie McConkey
the White
O. P. Boughner
W. 0. Bibbee
Dr. J. Mercer
A Gsneford
C. G. Findlay
Scott Presents Amendments To Railroads Bill
By Associated Press. In Washington Maine Senator Scott offers amendments requiring railroads to provide intersecting line facilities for transfer of cars. The move aims to improve rail traffic operations and enable smoother interchange.
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Associated Prose
Ington
Maine
Todlay
Scott
E Committee Reports Favorably On Townsend Bill
A report by the Interstate Commerce Committee favors legislation to fund a fifty thousand dollar plan. The Associated Press notes the measure would authorize the commission to oversee the project as part of broader interstate transportation reforms.
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Associated Press
Jon
Dawson Favors Amendments on West Virginia Rail Rates
Governor Dawson backs amendments proposed by Senator Elsing and Senator Aikins to modify the Hepburn bill. He argues West Virginia’s unique conditions require tailored legislation to address railroad abuses, while noting constitutional concerns raised by opponents. He also aligns with efforts to correct perceived abuses highlighted in a famous letter to Senator Ryan.
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Washingto Caine
W. M. Seen
West
Irginiae
Washington
Ata
Nin
Fre Geneus
Mathers
Ellin
Seoth
Dawain
Weste Virgnia
Virginia
West Virginia
Tony T
Elsing
Dawson
Aikins
Tiyan
Collision on Loveland line injures motorman and rider
A traction car on the Loveland line rear collided with a Madison avenue car at Hyle park foray. Motorman Schneider was hurled through the vestibule to the street with serious injuries. Mrs Louise Gundwin, a passenger, was not seriously hurt but experienced paralysis from fright.
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Cincinnati
Mir
Loveland
Madison Avenue
Hyle Park
Mrs Gibney Funeral Planned for Wednesday
Mrs Blixabett Gibney sister of town leader Andrew S Criss died at her Wee ton home. The funeral is set for 4 pm Wednesday at the Criss home on Mechanic Street with burial in the local cemetery.
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Blixabett Gibney
Andrew S. Criss
Weeton
Pheslay
Mr. Criss
Mra. Gibney
Andy
Weston
Telegraphers Wage Scale Accepted By Southern Railway
Washington march 13 the committee of five representatives of the telegraphers and station agents of the Southern Railway has agreed to accept the wage scale offered by their company the state has been adjusted to suit each individual case
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Associated Press
Washington
Southern Railway
Delivered Speech by Associate Press in Jackson
Jackson Mississippi March 1 Judge delivered an epochal speech before a joint session with an audience of friends and relatives. The event occurred at the home of BR Weaver. The report mentions Etten 56 of Hickman and relatives including Tyme W Young Brenanics and Porter Lynas.
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Associate Press
Jackson
Miss
BoParkie
WS. Wager
Ase
M. MW
Fairenesit
BR. Weaver
Mie
Etten
Hhickhamnan
Mex Tyme
Young
Porter Lynas
West Cold Storm Wrecks Homes Across Midwest
A severe winter storm sweeping from Ohio to the plains brought high winds and heavy snow. In Columbus and surrounding areas one to two feet of snow coated streets as emergency crews battled drifting roads and lingering cold.
Grand Opera House Tonight A Dramatic War Evening
The Grand Opera House presents a strong dramatic production set against the Criban Spanish War era. The script intermingles food and incidents with vivid detail and a few actors with military service. Matinees are scheduled for Wednesday and Saturday.
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Brandi
Daxy
Powers case returns to state court after U S Supreme Court ruling
The Huipreine Court at Washington announces the Caleb Powers case will remand to Kentucky state court. Justice B elian el tolls the court the equal rights statute does not apply, as noted by a measure in revised statutes. The decision is unanimous and the court plans to await a writ of error from the U S Supreme Court.
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Washington
Caleb Powers
Powers
Friends of Powers
Bents
Wisk
Virginia
Winey
Citi Wy
Cian
Kentucky
Mistice Harlin
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago coach Yost wed in Nashville and more
Fragmentary notice describes the wedding of Miss Aunice Josephine Byte to Hurry Up Yost, a Michigan football coach, with scattered references to a resort in Michigan and local figures. The article jumbles names and events, offering few clear details besides the marriage claim and involved parties.
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Nashville
Mar
Aunice
Josephine Byte
Hurry Up
Yost
Fannie
Michigan
Yat
Easo of
Lavie
Fist Silyl
Mining disaster victims buried amid company delays
Barren details emerge as families bury victims after a mine tragedy. Officials report 1212 vacation days, and the company faces pressure over delays and safety lapses. Names of locations and exact figures are unclear in the fragmentary text.
Scramble for Office Amid Parkersburg Politics
Parkersburg News reports a heated political scramble as Gibbe master of Parkersbane faces a four year term battle. Early indications favor Ge though pundits warn uncertainty remains. Col. Frank Smith and Congressmen may influence the outcome during and after Washington talks.
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Parkersbane
Andre Geith
Washit
Thare
Hin
Torget
B. W. Stewart
Solange
Monty
Mars
Ars
Bill Devore
Col. Prank Smith
C¢iman Woodyard
Washington
United States
Parkersburg
Oil Discovery Notes in Wetzel and Wallace Districts
The report records limited oil shows with a test near 35 feet in the Folgom district and a 34 foot stray encounter in Wallace. In Squithfield Wetzel county the Bond Penn Tas No 3 on Matilda Gallagher farm produced 140 barrels in the next 46 hours.
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Folgom
Wetzelepphhy
Wallace
Sane
Trt
Squithfield
Wetzel County
Boud Penn: Tas
Matilda Gallagher
Ita
Tle
Former Mayor Injured in Walnut Hill Incident
Former Mayor Gustave Patel of Permin appears unconscious after being struck by a car on Walnut Hill Avenue this March. Police say his condition is uncertain and may be serious. Local reports cite emergency responders rushing him to a hospital for treatment.
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Associated
Chavinnali
Permin
Gustave "Patel
Walnut Hill
Green Sentenced in Auburn State Prison Case
Fred R. Green of Kardonia New York was sentenced to a term in Auburn State Prison after pleading guilty to charges in a defunct case. The decision was announced today in Buffalo New York with a long sentence imposed by the court.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Fred R. Green
Cashloe
Kardonia
Ingo
Auburn
Col Mann Indicted in New York Town Case
Col Mann, editor of Town and promoter of a reform movement, faced indictment in a New York court. The report notes a series of votes and actions by local officials and mentions a tainted campaign tied to the group Fenan and Fen Lacy Yoong, with further details unclear due to the damaged text.
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New York, Mar
Mann
Town
Die
Fenan
Fen
Miss Susan B. Anthony Dies After Long Suffrage Life
Rochester reports the death of Susan B. Anthony after a long illness marked by pneumonia and heart weakness. The veteran reformer, connected with the national suffrage movement, had remained active in planning future work despite years of retirement.
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Daly
Mr. Ricker
Vlivoician
Anthony
Pneumnonia
Miss Anthony
Minional
SHG
Henind
Wais
Germany
Joh
Mise
William
Baltimore
Oiudsigia
New York City
Labd
New York
Sind
Extradition Hearing Linked To Stock Fraud Allegations
Albany officials pursue extradition to West Virginia for a man charged with involvement in a stock fraud scheme worth about 100000 pounds. The case centers on misrepresented shares sold through International on cantinn Oy and features figures tied to notable local residents and a Sardis justice of the peace.
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Albany
Grand Jury Sessions Explain Duties Before Jurors
Circuit court convened as the grand jury examined criminal law duties. Officials outlined offenses from murder to abduction and emphasized protecting public safety, with focus on abortion and revolver possession while in court.
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Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Clarksburg Prepares for State Sunday School Convention
The committees organizing the state Sunday school convention in Clarksburg next month report work in progress with plans for a monster meeting. The association president expresses strong confidence in a successful event and favorable outlook.
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Clarksburg
Association
Roosevelt Club Elects Honorary Members in Cincinnati
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft accepted honorary membership in the Roosevelt Republican Club of Cincinnati. The club, formed last election to oppose bossism and support primary nomination reforms, aims to advance reformist lines in local politics.
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Associated Prest
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt Republican Club of
Democrats Reject All By Associated Prost
An 19th century political report notes Governor Herrick rejecting several proposed appointments. It mentions 88 such appointments currently pending and details a shift in party support as nominations were blocked or reconsidered.
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Herrick
Three May Die After Metal Plant Blast
Four men were severely burned in an explosion at the National Malleable Castings Company plant in Cleveland today. It is believed three of the victims will die from their injuries.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
National Malleable Castings Company
Governor Dawson Ties Special Session to Hepburn Bill
Governor Dawson hinted before leaving Charleston for Washington that the decision to call a special session would hinge largely on the Hepburn bill's fate in the United States Senate.
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Dawson
Charleston
Washington
Coal Prices Set to Rise in New York City
Fragmentary text indicates a forthcoming coal price increase in New York City tied to public and private operators. The note references old pricing and a systemic change handled by city authorities.
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