Hatfield Addresses Big Crowds on Tour in State
Dr Hatfield drew large audiences as he criticized a proposed voter suppression law and defended West Virginia taxes. He affirmed support for the Huntington platform and claimed broad public backing for his election, noting Davis crowds were larger than those for Thompson.
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Thomas
Hatfield
Thompsons
West Virginia
Huntington
Dr. Hatfield
Davis
Hatfeld
Thompson
Balkan Peninsula Transformed Into Armed Camp
London dispatches report the Balkan peninsula becoming an armed camp as up to 3 million men are ordered to gather to decide on changing the condition of people in the European provinces of Turkey. Some captains claim fighting on frontiers, but reports are unconfirmed.
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Pew
London
Balkan
Turkey
County Court Names Notary. Approves Election Officers
Before adjourning its special term on Tuesday evening the county court issued a certificate to Odbert C Fisher to obtain a note tive commission. Wil L Lang qualified as a notary public. County claims were allowed and election officers were appointed as recommended by Republican and Democratic county chairmen.
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Odbert C. Fisher
Wil L. Lang
Republian
Will Probated in Ronary Clerk Office
The will of Sarah M Hess was probated in the ronary clerk office on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M Hess
Ronary
Miners in Paint Creek Spill Over Into Martial Law Fallout
Italian miners surrender rifles amid unrest as 600 workers from Sunday Creek Coal Cort Company and two M S coal mines face disruption outside martial law. A citizens meeting rejects Mother Jones guidance and guards dispute claims by Ernest Ganjot and Thomas Felts. Six militia units sent home as investigations continue.
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Jones
Sunday Creek Coal and Cort Company
M. 5. Coal Company
Mining Investigation Commission
Thomas L. Felts
Ernest Ganjot
Ganjot
Gault
Mechanical score board to display game details at Victoria theater
A new electric score board, described as a modern invention, will be placed at the Victoria theater. It will flash ball by ball results for the games, showing strikes, outs, and runs as played. The device will be used for afternoon games starting at 2 o clock, with doors opening at 1 30. Admission is twenty five cents and strong crowds are anticipated.
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New York
Hostom
Victoria Theater
Hibernians to Meet in Centennial Hall Tonight
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet at Centennial Hall at 7 30 this evening to organize attendance at the funeral of John H Clifford.
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Order of Hibernians
Centennial Hall
John H. Clifford
Officers Chosen To Hold Election In County
Election commissioners and challengers are named for multiple precincts across Clark Clay and Coal districts. Listings include commissioners and challengers for Precincts 1 through 13 in Clark, detailed in a county court appointment notice continuing on page seven.
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Clay District
E. W. Thompson
S. A. Elliott
Brooks F. Martin
Henry J. Jones
Clarence Rector
J. Walker Saunders
James Laulis
Charles Stuart
W.R. iRobey
W- C. Rice
Chester L. Pigott
C. P. Hood
C. A. Short
R. L. Finlayson
RR. Hardesty
John Thompson
B. L. Gawthrop
John Fyinn
Harry P. Grittingham
Are Fittro
Will Ash
Giles L. Pottery
Charles S. Elliott
James C. Garrett
Charlie Bussey
Bates
W- P. Junkins Challen
Sheep industry page in First district campaign debate
The article discusses West Virginia's sheep industry and tariff politics. It highlights Mr. Davis's opposition to tariff votes, the impact on wool prices under prior laws, and the district's sheep distribution and values across eight counties. The piece portrays farmers watching Congress closely as they weigh protection and profits.
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Devis
Fiéy Wours
Lewis
Marion
Marshall
Ohio
Wetzel
Irom
Davis
Republican Party
Congress
Partial Report from United States District Court Proceedings
Examination of five ares and a partial grand jury report led to seven indictments. Civil and damage suits discussed as trials were set. filings included a motion to strike out pleas and a tax case held over due to witness absence. Various attorneys and a Salem visitor were noted in the session.
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United States District Court
Dorsey Smith
Mary
Corl Company
Dar
Am Mannieszton
Printing _Company
Cherred
Congréss
RL AL Loar
Clarksburg
Greek protest over detention of vessels in Turkish waters
Greece protested to Turkey over the detention of Greek vessels in Turkish waters used for transport of Ottoman troops. The issue arose as a Greek minister voiced strong objections to the action and demanded release of the ships.
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Constantinople
Greece
Giapalis Danekianaeseenaia
Star Agents Track Witnesses Moving to Weston
Edward Hoot traveled to Weston Wednesday morning to spend the rest of the week on business matters. Star agents were reported as regularly employed in monitoring Syntgea maintained for witnesses who change their residences.
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Syntgea
Edward Hoot
Weston
Annual Harrison County Odd Fellows reunion on fair grounds
Stormy scenes in Washington as campaign probes unfold with Dixon and Roosevelt figures amid Senate testimony. In Harrison County, the ninth annual Odd Fellows reunion kicks off with a parade from Empire building to the fair grounds, remarks by Mayor Moore, a marching band, and a schedule of athletic events and prize contests.
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Washington, DC
Pomerene
Dixon
Roosevelt
New York
J. G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank of New York
Cornelius Bliss
Cannon
Hooker
Charles P. Taft
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Tar
Wilson
Harmon
Harrison County Odd Fellows Association
Stain Street
Fourth
Chestnut
Wil
T. Woulchiet
M. N. Shuttleworth
Empire Building
Main Street
Second
Pike
Main
Court House
W. BM. Long
Frank R. Moore
R. M. Fisher
Shorty Dinger Arrested For Profanity On Street
Dinger known as Shorty was arrested after a warrant charged him with using profanity in public before a lady. He pled guilty and paid a fine before release. Jease J. Fisnigan is here from.
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D. D. Dinger
Shorty” Dinger
C. L. Ford
Steven Lamontine
Dinger
Local Clarksburg Notice Reveals Family and Business Ties
Fragmentary notice from Clarksburg mentions Michael and Cecilia Butler Theland marriage and a Clifford Hirst tied to the Baltimore railroad. It notes a moving path to Bridgeport then Clarksburg where he established a general business. The text hints at a death on December 1 and a father of John H. Gawell with assets and judgment.
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America
Clarksburg
Michael
Cecilia Butler- Theland
Tenn
Clbtert
John H_. ga
Apd
Clifford Hirst
Baltimore
Bridgeport
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Oki
Balkans
Mother
State
Hibernians
Com Aat
Eeegers
Clark
Charles C. Fittre
John J. Dolan
Elias Williams
Wbf Hamrick
Ralph A Gawthrop
Francis M. Davis
Thomas McGarry
Joseph Stealey
Charles M. Shinn
Georeg W. Bland
E. F. Weekly
Lloyd Knight
Earl J. Garrett
Hode B. Stuart
John M. Flanigan
J. M. Coburn
W. Guy Teirdick
Charles G. Coffan
Pearl V. Johnson
John Sopher
Harvey F. Smith
V. E. Gockes
Lloyd Queen
W. M. Mulheran
W. Ofeter
Jesse Maple
David Harr
John J. Shackelford
Z. T. Heilman
J. N. Cottrill
Asbury Greathouse
Guy Skidmore
John F. Mason
H- A. Drummit
B. F. Robinson
D. K. Reed
Ward Russell
W. C. Morrison
M. J. Bartlett
Theo Taig Sauer
Felerl Grand Jury
Samuel Gain
Salem
Star Agents
Clapp Senate Committee
Harrison County Odd Fellows’ Association
Jease J. Fisnigan
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