West Virginia Fish and Game Protective Association holds first annual convention
The West Virginia Fish and Game Protective Association met at the Waldo hotel in Clarksburg for its first annual convention. President Dr. W. H. Hill led the session, urged stronger game protection, and discussed enforcing laws and distinguishing game birds. New members were listed and officers elected for the coming year.
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Virginia Fish and Game
Protective Association
West Virginia
Abin
Andrew Price
Marlinton
Price
Rane
Flab
Judge Price
HR. K. Robinson
T. D. Jones
8. G. Gallaird, J. W. Wilson
T. A. Whalam
T. J. Bryan
G. H. Stanfield
J. W. Shrader
Thomas Spillman
James Hassam
C. W. Price
Karl Degler
W. P. Smith
William Hogan
John Hogan
Er Roelston
Jamea Roelston
J. G. Shaw
A. N. Kiester
James Kelston
M. A. Bailey
M. B. Ralston
F. Candy
G. Viger
MD. Sheridan
Harry Donds
Wyckof
T. A. Hennagan
R. B Willson
Guy R. Sineel
W. BR. Hu
Markey to Attend West Virginia Judge Convention
D. P. Markey of the Knights of the Maccabees plans to be present at the annual West Virginia Judge convention in the city this Thursday and Friday. He resides in Port Harpe Michigan, home to the Ruprese Tent headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. Markey
Laytens
D. P. Markey
Knights of the Maccabees
West Virginia
Markey
Port Harpe
Mich
City council pays Harmer bills from former administration
City records show vouchers totaling 41,739.61 for bills contracted during the Harmer year. Vouchers prepared by City Clerk Cole ahead of mayoral signing and treasurer payment, listing items from Flanigan to Eureka Plumbing and others.
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Daily News
Harmer
Cole
John FP
James Boyle
Daniel Eimer
Hillet & Winchell
Geo. M. West
Percy Limer
Clarksburg Supply Co
Glen Elk Brick Co
Gas & Electric Co
Laby W. W
Tate & McCune
Eureka Plumbing Co
Wm. C. Robinson Co
New Bridge Placed Across West Fork At Adamston
Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers set a new bridge across the West Fork at Adamston in fifteen minutes Sunday. The old structure was cut away and the new one slid into place beside it without halting traffic. A crowd of about a thousand watched the rapid operation.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
West Fork “River
Adamston
Trafic
Mrs. Sarah Leach Robinson Dies in Chicago Suburb
Advices reach relatives of Mrs. Sarah Leach Robinson widow of Joseph L. Robinson, pioneer shoe dealer. She died at her daughter Mrs. Jessie Welkal’s home in Oak Park, survived by sisters Mrs. Charles L. Hickman and Mrs. Thomas Tinsman and sons John in Memphis and Fred in Chicago. She lived in Chicago after her husband’s death, aged about 65. Burial occurred there with no plans for return noted.
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Sarah Leach Robinson
Wdow
Joseph L. Robinson
Robinson
Jessie Welkal
Oak Park
Chicago
Charles L. Hickman
Thomas Tinsman
John Robinson
Memphis
Tenn
Fred Robinson
Hospital discharge of Walter Harrily from St Marys
Walter Harrily was discharged from St Marys hospital Sunday after several days as a patient with fever. He recovered from the illness and left the hospital in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter “Harrliy
Glen
St. Mary's Hospital
West Virginia Pottery Company Chartered at Bridgeport
The West Virginia Pottery Company of Bridgeport is chartered to manufacture and deal in stoneware sewer pipe brick and related products with capital set at 12000 dollars. Incorporators include J G Lawson C H Warter G B Late S B Faris N M Jones from Bridgeport and W L Highland of Clarksburg. The Sherman Heights Oil Company of Fairmont is also chartered to acquire and develop oil and gas lands with capital of 10000 dollars. Incorporators are W I Allen D C Sweeney I W Allen J C Allen from Center Point and C D Martin of Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Pottery Company
Bridgeport
J. G. Lawson
H. Warter
G. B. Late
Faris
N. M. Jones
Denham
Clarksburg
W. L. Highland
Sherman Heights Oil Company
Fairmont
W. I. Allen
D. C. Sweeney
I. W. Allen
J. C. Allen
Center Point
C.D. Martin
Salem
Better Roads Matter at Clarksburg Club Meeting
The Clarksburg Riding and Driving Club holds its second meeting tonight at the Waldo hotel. A committee will report on state road work with recommendations for steps to secure better roads to Oilsectinn. Members urge timely road survey and pledge cooperation with surveyors to push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Waldo Hotel
Jailed for Month for Skipping $3 Board Bill
Gabriel Oldham was jailed for one month by Magistrate Gordon for skipping a board bill of three dollars. He was arrested at the county jail after leaving the People's Hotel and the warrant was issued by Mayor Crile. Oldham admitted the debt, with Brittain alleging an attempt to evade eight dollars contracted two months prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Oldham
Gorden
Oldham
Counry
Cotstadte Ford
Crile
BJ. Brittain
People’s Hotel
Prominent K O T M Showalter Remains West Virginia Leader
Charles C. Showalter, State Commander of West Virginia K O T M, shown at Brown's Mills Harrison County on September 16, 1861, has a long career in education and reform. He led the State Reform School for Boys, headed Kingwood Academy, and since 1896 has directed Maccabees work, serving in Supreme Review elections of 1897 1899 1901 and 1904. He advocates fair insurance rates and eyes potential re election at the July Supreme Tent session. Clarksburg holds personal ties as his native city and he recalls his first circus.
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G . C. Showalter
Charles C. Showalter
West Virginia
Brown's Mills
Harrison County
Barbour County
State Reform School For Boys
Kingwood Academy
The
Maccabees
Showalter
Supreme Review
Supreme Tent
Supreme
Clarksburg
Elkins to Lose Odd Fellows Home
The Odd Fellows planned a state funded home for aged indigent members orphans in Elkins. A site delay arises as land negotiations fail and the Grand Lodge moves to reconsider location next session, citing mounting costs and uncertain funding.
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Elkins
ODD Fellows Home
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Elktosama
Haywood Trial Delay As Defense Sought Bill of Particulars
In Boise on May 6 the defense argued for a bill of particulars in the William D. Haywood murder case aimed at linking him to the former Idaho governor Stuenenburg’s death. The judge adjourned to 3 p.m. for a ruling while Senator Borah led the state’s defense and both sides pressed until noon.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Stuenenburg
Haywood
Haywood Aa
Atend
Bean
Borah
Meedre
Richardson
Tharrow
Wood
Tan McLaren Dies in Warlington May Day death noted
Tan McLaren also known as Dr John Watson died today in Warlington Ta. The brief notice, carried by Associated Press, records the death and identifies the deceased under his aliases.
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Associated Paes
Warlington
May
John ‘Watson
Tan McLaren
Mi Pivesant
Rebels Slay Many Turks In Yemen Battle Vote Outcome
The article reports on a district election in Coal with a longer school term winning by a large majority after 288 votes. details show Adamston 421 for longer term 17 against, Glen Falls 35 for 1 against, Northview 47 for 2 against, Hepalibah 12 for 7 against, Wisenburg 34 for 1 against. It also notes battalions of Turkish troops annihilated near Yemen in a battle with rebels, with nine survivors.
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Magus
Adamston
Wisenburg
Hepaibah
Glen Falls
Northview
Cincinnati Party 15 Arrival Delayed Until June 10
The Cincinnati party members of the Business Men's Club Chamber of Commerce and manufacturers and sons have moved their visit from May 30 to June 10 arriving in the evening for about an hour then departing at about 8 p m for the Jamestown exposition Cincinnati will be observed on June 13 Accommodations are arranged at the Waldo hotel for about one hundred guests A reception is planned in Parkersburg at noon that day No changes are expected to the Baltimore Ohio timetable after midnight May 25 Sunday no trains Nos 1 and 6 on Sundays M E line will continue to Weston from Morgan Town. Clarksburg service may be reduced
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Cincinnati Party
Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers and Sons
Cincinnati
Waldo Hotel
Ward
Clarksburg
Chamber of Commerce At
Parkersburg
M. E
Morganown
Weston
ODD FELLOWS OBSERVANCE AT SALEM SUNDAY NIGHT
The Odd Fellows held an anniversary gathering at Salem on Sunday night. Mr Arnett assisted by other members led exercises and praised the women, with conductors organizing the event at the Methodist church.
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Salem
Teo Rey
Arnett
Child of Floyd and Mrs Ringer Dies at Home
A ten year old child of Mr and Mrs Floyd Ringer died late last evening at their home in Halen Bath. The funeral was conducted at the Ringer residence Sunday with burial at the cemetery on Beltalo Call.
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Floyd Ringer
Halen
Ringer
Twin Baby Girls Die in Tragic Deaths
Twin girl infants of Mr. and Mrs. are reported to have died in a sudden illness. The families affected seek guidance from local authorities as inquiries begin into the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
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Mr. and
Elks Mingerels Preparations For Fine Clarkburg Show
Preparations for a lavish Elks Mingerels event in Clarksburg under Prof Augus ting J Smith and Hike lodge auspices progress actively. The production promises top quality music with a 119-voice chorus, numerous soloists, Prof Crow’s 12-piece orchestra, and special scenery and castlemen prepared for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augus
Ting J. Smith
Hike
Clarksburg
Crow
New York
Black Hand Members Found Guilty in Bomb Plot
In Wilkes-Barre thirteen Italians were tried for a Black Hand bombing attempt on an Italian man who refused to pay protection money. Alevyen and twelve others faced charges. thirteen were found guilty and two acquitted. The punishment for the crime is two years imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frees
Wilkes-Barre
Mbl
Alevyen
T Hirteen
Otkrane
Rebellion in Tangier Morocco Newsflash
According to Moroccan reports on May 6 the city and southern Morocco were in rebellion after residents proclaimed the regent mathir of the Sultan to be Ashari or Moraes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans Tangier
Morocco
Maries
Mathir
Ashari
Moraes
Knights of the Moonbeat Jig at State Convention
Amidst the rough draft notes, Knights of the Moonbeat Jig are set to attend the state convention on the fourteenth, as organizers announce plans and schedule details for the gathering.
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FH. Hill
W. H. Hill
Randolph County
Monongalia
R. K. Robinson
Council
Pottery Company
Driving and Riding Club
K.O.T. M
Tan McDarin
Hebeisim Battle
Arabia
London
Eng
Constantinople
Yemen
Turkisn Aranta
M. R
Irot
A. J. Smith
L. Milesee
Knights of the
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