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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1909

Page

2

Clarksburg to field new pawva league baseball lineup

Clarksburg team plans a major rebuild with manager Ferdinand Drumm pursuing fresh talent from Canton and elsewhere. He aims to assemble at least ten pitchers, pursue second basemen Prepke from Marietta, and secure a few reliable twirlers while negotiating with old hands and new prospects for the upcoming season.

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Whitten Wins Big in Wet Sink Election Runoff

POINT PLEASANT W Va March 11 The entire wet sinker slate led by Judge Whitten won by large margins in a four party county election Whitten’s majority was 205 in the two party runoff Specific vote tallies show Whitten 401 Ed Heudehaw 94 and several other candidates with smaller counts Marmite Dottepmas Wet 290, Henry Sullivan 104.

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Fairmont Day Favors Dry Policy in City Election

In Fairmont West Virginia on March 11 a returning city election likely keeps the dry stance for another year. Three of five councilmen elected are aligned with the wets, while two are dry supporters, with uncertainties on liquor licensing and the mayor’s stance. City clerk C. W. Evans, a Democrat, led unofficial tallies over Republican rival B. Carskadon as votes hovered around 4,100 to 1 with clerical notes showing party splits among wards and councilmen.

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Wheeling Trade Exposition For March Plans

March 2 report from Wheeling trade leaders outlines preparations for a coming exposition. The Wheeling Merchants Association, led by Secretary Naylor, announces plans, busyness, and schedules for events including a traveling exhibit and an excursion set for the upcoming week.

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Minister to Go Abroad for April 12 Departure

Fragmentary report notes a minister planning to travel abroad in mid April. The sketchy text references dates around April 12 and 14 and mentions motions in Congress and a long absence. Entities named include a minister and location Martinsville, with unclear details about purpose and destination.

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