West Virginia Board of Trade Convention Details
West Virginia Board of Trade set a two day convention at the Ways hotel with Sen. Henry G. Davis as a principal speaker. The program lists officers and district vice presidents, committees on membership immigration and education, and a banquet at the Walte Motel. Attendees include state and local officials from Morgantown Clarksburg Fairmont Parkersburg Charleston Wheeling and Huntington with sessions at 10:00 A M and 2:00 P M and an evening address by Senator Davis.
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Retin Board of Trade
Best
Porte m Lave
West Virgitia Board of Trade
Fairmont
Henry G Davis
Alfred Wilson
Feheetine
W. P. Malebard
Whrat Presbyterian Church
Haymond Maxwett
Clarkshore Board of Tints
Orenanter
Wheeling
Fan
A. B. Fleming
Fd. Stockwell
National Association of Credit Mar
A. C. Scherr
Avisitor
West Virginia
Seasinn
Advress
Buit
Henry G. Tavis
Adress
Wm. G. Canfey
Wenning
Mt Trottey
Ae Glarkehire
Adirem
Bo Matthews
Charreste HC
Mranzinton
Wheel Ing
Feo
Igeneids
Cute
Cord
St Alvans
White
Chareleston
Ximinsinntes
Coaigkewey
Wilenn
Fliktne
Printine
D. Ior
Wheelin
Rider
Moura
Alfred
F Wurteid
Morgantown
Woog
Benwn
Kingwood
Gen
Byras
Charleston
Eiwiod
Clarksburg
C White
Frank W
Parkersburg
Salisburg
A.W. Were Juger
Tuntington
Geo. C
Bennett Dies Suddenly After Polling Visit
The well known Bennett, about 80, died suddenly while riding home with his son after visiting the polling place. Funeral services were held at the Mt. Olivia Methodist Church with burial in Pine Grove. Survived by widow Mary Bennett and several children, he was a longtime active member of the Methodist Episcopal church and a favored local merchant.
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Oth
Omy
Sperrs
Howe Noar Big Teane
Stephen Se Bennett
Buatinsi
Benvoy
Henriett
Teeen
Ty Teyac
Fis Uoilor
Pennine
Omar
Amger
Nad
Tn Clarkslure
Gome
Cnnvoniant
Elty
Sigurt Olivia Methodist
Epincomsl Ehurch Ag
Dyrvinvaile Tyhare
Ocoek
Ite
Pioneer
Ernest Bennett
Une Ble Teanc
Mor- Haw
Bannets
Wrk
Methodist Episcopal Church
Petive
Ais
Jie Denen
Kibo Tle
Victim of Blazing Grass Near Baltimore Station
Joseph Bebold aged 50 lies unconscious from severe burns after a grass and weeds fire near the Baltimore & Ohio freight station. He was driven to St Mary's Hospital at midnight Thursday in a Swiss wagon. Officials speculate sparks or a prank may have started the blaze. Bebold lived alone with no known local relatives.
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Joseph Bebold
Mareifly
Joseph Depoldy Reed
Mary's
Inhlekinnick
Baltimore & Ohio
Depolt
Puidene
Bedolf
St. Mary's
Mary
Lattetter
Schools Elect T D Nicholis Bom to Congress
Scranton November 6 revised returns from Lackawanna schools show Hon T D Nicholis Bom elected to Congress.
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Scranton
Schcts
Lackawanna
T. Dicholis
Sean
Congress
Bennett Concedes Election to Governor Glasscock
In a terse telegram Weston Weston wires Governor elect Glasscock noting Bennett concedes and offers congratulations and best wishes to Glasscock and supporters. No further details provided about timing or location.
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Weston. W. Yn
Lyle Brennett
Covernor Elect Glasscock
Bennett Cancvites
Flisscock
Republican state headquarters closed after campaign end
Raleigh November 6 sawford Gent defeated by John G Grant Republican by 55 vote margin in the Tenth North Carolina district. Headquarters personnel and campaign staff dispersed to their homes as election returns showed the outcome and praised the work of the state committee and staff across the campaign.
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Republican State Committee
Gaus
Gheirman Samuel
W. Matthews Jere Lee
Raleigh
X. C
w_ T. Sawford
John G. Grant
North Carolina
Morse gets along term morse gets along term
New York November 6 Charles W Morse sentenced to fifteen years in prison for funds misappropriation from the National Bank of North America where he was a director and principal conspirator Alfred E Curtis former bank president jointly convicted and granted a suspended sentence on appeal likely. Mrs Morse and Mr Curtis collapsed as verdicts were read and both families showed little emotion.
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New York
Charles W. Morac
National Bank of Nort America
Alfred E. Curtis
Moret
Wry
Wtay
Morse
Holm
Marshal Henkle
Cours
Jay
Mrs. Morse
Mev. Curie
Banda
Victory in the state election for governor contested race
APT Victory in the state race shows a contest between E. Ginskeock of ULEAD and Ben Nett of the Democrats. Ginskeock leads with a plurality around 1,000 votes as results trickle in.
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Ginskeock
Ulead
Bennett
Death of Virginia Burns in tragic house fire
The article reports the fatal burning of Virginia Burns in a house fire at the Dodge court area. It notes the victim as the daughter of Newton Barcecy and Mrs Gimp Géndiam, with funeral arrangements planned at Greenlawn cemetery in Adams, though the date has not been announced.
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Virginia
Newton Barcecy
Ceseler
Burns
Dodge Court
Adamatta
No Chapel Progress in Philadelphia Building Plans
Fragmented report notes new Philadelphia buildings occupied and a purchaser planning to tear down the present chapel to make way for development. The text mentions efforts to clear space and reconstruct, with emphasis on ongoing changes in the area and local structures.
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Brosddus
Philippate
Cneillite
Sidney
Harvey Best leaves Clarkaburg for Ghafledroms home
Harvey M. Best, chairman of the literature bureau at Republican state headquarters, departs for his home in Ghafledroms where he works as an electrical contractor. He served twelve years at the state headquarters since August 2, supervising about fifty staffers and earning warm regard from campaign workers.
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Harvey M. Best
Republican
Ghafledroms
Scott
Fins
Thls
Clarkaburg
District Institute Program At Lost Greek Saturday
The district institute at Lost Greek will hold a program Saturday at 2 PM featuring items such as poems, patriotic songs, and a panel on education. Participants include Davidopudi and others, with discussions on math teaching, moral training, and student discipline.
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Ghine
Stanley Dawioh
Speer
Germans Seek Homes In This Part Of State
A fragmentary report describes Germans seeking local housing as authorities investigate the death of a miner Wymer who was run down by a freight train near Baltimore. The unidentified remains were later identified by Dr. Frimymond and coworkers, with funeral arrangements to Weston.
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Abney
Wormer
Baltimore
Glen
Frank Findlay
Brekeroer
C. B Gordon
Witt Drimyzmond
Wymer
Erié Ulnes
Clarksburg
Thureday
Drulemoend
Tam
Wenton
BfcWhorter
Min-Atico Wynter
Sire
Harry
Wilcox
Clarksburs
Weston
Colonization pitch to City Board of Trade sparks debate
Paul Karute Addmeases directors of the City Board of Trade on Thursday urging colonization plans for German families. He argues for small farms, rail access, and local investment to keep wealth in the region while outlining his rural development program in Building Up Rural Districts.
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Paul Karute
Board of
Trade
Paul Karure
Good Hope Colhniation Company
Bint
Board of ‘Trade
Althor
Ronsed
Board of Trade
Karuts
Badressel
Danechemier
York
Aix
United States
Ribarare
Berkeley County
Virginia
Baltimore
New York
Miss Shaw 10 Sings at Waldo Recital Kia
The 61st Marcato Musical Club recital will be held at Waldo on Saturday November 11 at 8 30 p m. Miss Myrtle Devene Shaw will perform after Miss Cora Smith arranges the program. Shaws past Paris and London success earns praise from critics. Complementary remarks highlight her soprano voice and refined style as leading American artists applaud.
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Tin Waldo
Cora Smith
Myrtle Devene Shaw
Paris
London
Majesto
Misa Shaer
Sian
Peabody TagTitute
Baltimore
New York
M_ Girandet
Europe
Princéas Murat
Sfler Bester Wepk
Siren
Satlés Des Apriculivers
Lola Sands
Nientesos
Weiter
Myrtle
Mins Shaw
Previch
America
City Council to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
A regular city council meeting will be held tonight to take final action on the pending ordinance.
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Collmell
Slain teen and mother in hospital after Rosemont crash
In Friday afternoon incident Mary Fetts, fourteen, was killed by traffic while her mother Mrs Joseph Fetton Slaviah was severely injured and fighting for life. Acting Coroner Gordon planned an inquest. The body of Mary Fetts was laid to rest in Hols Censt cemetery after services. FC Tappihan relocated to Pueblo.
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Mary's Hospital
Joseph Fettn
Rosemont
Mary
Ste Fetts
Traf
Clarke Furs
Hols- Censt
Serveex
George H. Gordon
Missouri Safe foraft In Missouri House Race Uncertain
Missouri results show Republicans at 216 and Democrats at 175 in the House as of latest returns. Nationwide, Missouri is cited as safe for a Democratic winner in joint session variability. Committee chairmen announce claims of Cremer’s front-running for treasurer amid contested results.
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Washington,d, C
Democrata
House of “Representatives
Golden Jubilee of Pope Pius X Celebration Across Dioceses
Retired Bishop Donahie announces a centennial golden jubilee Sunday in November celebrating the papacy of Pope Pius X. The WorldCatholic Church marks the 50th anniversary with widespread services, though exact dates vary by diocese.
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Donahie
Pius X
Injunction Refused Amid Richmond Court Proceedings
Judge Nathan Got botors teaving thie week for Richmond where he wels eG court wpe mSxtalk rs. Tuned a preliminary rejunction of eb mandatory Injunction eas by Gear W. Davin again at the Unlind Sitter Expresa Company seeking to compel the company to receive C. C. D. Hauer shipments. The case waa then cor Unused tak future ate nop Mead.
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Nathan
Richmond
mSxtalk
Gear W. Davin
Rope Failure Ends Rescue Effort for Four Miners
In Chicago on November 6, reports say rescuers abandoned attempts to reach four ore miners trapped by a mine explosion after hours of perilous, unsuccessful descent efforts.
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Chicago
Assault charge and unclear names cited in police report
A brief item reports an assault charge involving Brale Green and Frank Kent with incomplete names and scattered details. A municipal note mentions a Tuesday incident, a suspect named Frank Thomas, and an unspecified payoff or stake, all described in fragmentary OCR text.
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Sen. Davis Coming
Clarksburg Board of Pendle
Olack
Agricultre
Gavin
Phanneyton
G. BH Curr
J. Oh
Rusmlaed
Gayeaves
Luciing
Watton Miller
Fairt Mit
Durbin
Grafton
Folinason
W. C. McCanoish
Parkoesture
Lin Crouch
Elkins
J. AL Miller
Whwellox
E. C. Comp Ogatton
C. We Witte
Huntington
LC. Watts
Frat P. Grorscup
Sehuirlontani HM
Hi. Broas, Jr
Hair F. Wilson, Muntington
C. E. Lamberd
Clarke
Lytat
J Frazier
Cs. Senlley
Glareur Amimieration
Charin Gaptio
Charivaton
Big Isaac
Taft-Has
Oberaahiy
Little
Will Broaddas Hare
Lost Cresk
Epen
Akurwdes
Heresibautts
Miss Shaw
Waldo
Marcato Club
Tappihan
Pueblo
Solo
Missiouri
ST. Louis
Tate
Minsouri
Columbus
Gisber
Sixt
Piney
D.S
Creamer
Treasuzer
Pope Pius X
Brale Green
Frank Kent
Junkice
David On
Frank Thoms
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