Glasscock Addresses Clean Government Nominee Support
In a large rally Hon Roe Glasscock, Republican candidate for West Virginia governor, outlined his views on reform, taxation, corporations, and corruption. He pledged to govern for all people, back Roosevelt and Taft aligned policy, support education, roads, and industry, and oppose bribery and improper influence in elections.
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Virginia
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Federal grand jury convenes in October Term proceedings begins
Federal court for the term convened Tuesday morning with Judge Dayton presiding. The grand jury list includes Patrik J. Lioys Beeghive, Benjamin Brown Stout, Thomas W Fleming, Frank White, and others. Judge Dayton urged public conscience as foundation of government, warned against riots, and discussed constitutional limits on liquor laws and fraudulent mail use.
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Federal Court
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Jude AG. Dayton
Philippi
Atver Hyarine
Patrik J. Lioys Beeghive
Benjamin Brown Stout
Thomas Wfleming
Frank White
Philasder
George F. Fandall
Christopher Freeman
Faward G Duylseon
Henry Haymond
Francia M. Meredith
Thomma M. Smith
LG. V Morris
C.D. Elliott
E. D. Hupp
A. T. Barrett
Reese’ Blizzard
Ditrict
Parkershore
EB. M. Showalter
Patrmont
Harry MM. Patterson
Elepis
Philipp
Dayton
Goft
Low Meeting in Heth Low Draws Large County Crowd
Elaborate preparations are made for the Heth Low meeting in the neuet Nivee tomorrow night at etock. Indication points to a large attendance of county citizens to hear the famous man discuss the patrona petition from the Republican standpoint. Congressman Wes Hubbard and others will deliver addresses of an interesting nature.
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Heth Low
Laid to Rest For Mrs Murry Kupfner at Wat Clark's
The tuner after Mrs Murry Kupfner died at her home Monday following long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at home of her son-in-law, Chaplis Weed, and burial followed at Floty Ave Cemetery. Widow of Samuel Kupfner, she leaves Frink Kupfner, Mrs Jun, Nal and Mrs Takwert, a son, a daughter and several others.
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Clarks Hare
Prolpek
Flotyee
Ruptnen
Samuel Kuniner
Frink Kupfnér
Tinte
Bank cashier arrested in Morgantown over embezzlement
In Morgantown West Virginia a bank cashier named Morgan was arrested after allegedly misapplying nearly a thousand dollars of the bank's funds. He was taken to jail in default of a $35,000 bond and awaiting extradition to face charges.
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Jersey Cope
Bert TL
Morgsak Caabiér
Reed Campaigns for Southern State Itinerary Revealed
Senator Heed departs for Greenbriar county to campaign across the southern section the next two weeks, traveling from Orlando by coal and coke route with Hon Stuart Reed aboard. Reed, a reputed orator, is set to address large crowds and leave a lasting impression during his tour.
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Stuart Ress Teft
Greenbriar County
Coal & Coke
Orlando
Athte
Reed
Sherman Uy Ohio Visit Aims Three Day Ohio Stay
Sherman arrives in Ohio with a strong vocal presence as he plans assignments in Kendadlvilles and nearby areas, performing in the afternoon and evening. He remains in the state for three days to fulfill engagements and engagements.
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Sherman
Ohio
Bryan
Church Year 5 Successful at Mt. Nebo Parish
The Neve J. 5 Bira and Thaimers Metheny left to play for Moundwhile to attend the annual Methodist Episcopal conference. Under Pastor Bird the church membership grew to 623, the largest in its history, with 34,200 for benevolences. Bird performed 27 marriages, 34 funerals, baptised 22, preached 120 sermons and 20 pastoral calls. Congregations remained large and capacity was taxed.
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Thaimer Metheny
Annuy! Methodist Episcopal Conference
State
Pike Street Pressing Co Changes Ownership In City
One of the most up to date shops in the city has been purchased by W. G. Windsor and Roy Pritchard. Windsor owns stock and will run the business with his partner Pritchard. Windsor cites his brother Mary Windsor as a popular local figure and the new show will be conducted by Windsor and Pritchard.
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Ciy
W. G. Windsor
Roy Pritchard
Windsor
Windsor and Pritchard
Important meeting of the Clarketiine Lodge of Ilks
The weekly meeting of the Clarketiine Lodge of Ilks will be held in the lodge hall on Third Street tonight. Several matters of importance will be discussed. It is hoped that all members attend in person.
New Athletic Club Forming in Clarkeburg
An athletic club known as the Clarkeburgh Athletic Club is being formed with headquarters at the William Building on Second Street. J A Sohare is named general manager, and applications for membership are being filled out with club personnel to start off well.
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Clarkeburgthetic Club
Williamn Duliding Am Second Steeer
Ini J. A. Sohare General Smadager
SmrrH Injury Report From Milling Company Workplace Incident
A worker named Lidge Smith sustained an injury after a fall at the Milling Company's site on Monday. He reportedly collapsed near the assembly area and was assisted by colleagues. Medical staff attended to him at the scene.
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We Ware
Ara Milling Company
Spisnt Ie Ciwn
Hls Ware
Eastern Star Grand Chapter Opens Tonight
Delegates arrive from distant parts of the state for the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star gathering at the Traders temple in the city tonight and tomorrow. Expected attendance runs around four hundred with receptions, installments, addresses by Mrs Lucy Jacobs and Clara Jamison, and a program of exemplifications and musical numbers across sessions at 8 and 2. Credentials will be checked at the Traders hotel parlor tomorrow morning.
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Nfsan- Toul
Weanfon
Orang
Order of the
Biar
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Clara A. Jamison
Star of the East
Mia
Cowan
Miss Brown
Ripley
Luna
McCowan
Llew Riley
Ravenswood
South ‘Third Street
Traders Hotel
Examinations for state pharmacy licenses scheduled at Waldo Hotel
State Board of Pharmacy will hold semi annual examinations for applicants to practice pharmacy at the Waldo hotel starting Wednesday at 9. Frank B. Haymaker presides. Alfred Walker is secretary. Members include F P Tandon W C Price and S M Scott. All members expected to attend.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Waldo Hotel
Frank B. Haymaker
Alfred Walker
Sutton
F P. Tandon
Keystone
W. C. Price
Shakeston
S. M. Scott
Tecra Alte
First Sermon by New Pastor at Methodist Church South
Rev. W. T. Corder preached his first sermon of the conference year to a good wired congregation. A native of Hoerrman county, he has seven years in the ministry and is described as fluent and forceful. The Corders now reside at the parsonage in Clarkeburg with their young child.
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W. T. Corder
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Corder
Hoerrman County
Apa
Knw
Clarkeburg
Fraternal Association Committee Meeting at Waldo Hotel
A meeting is scheduled Wednesday morning at the Waldo hotel by the state executive committee of the Wart Virginia Fraternal Association. The gathering aims to discuss plans to expand fraternal outreach and support to local organizations within the agricultural community.
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Virginia Fraternal Association
Organza
Suadon
Snve
Atate
Miss Fleming Improves After Illness From Davidson Letter
A misread letter from A J Davidson of Thsoon, Aris, reports Minn Alec Fleming, daughter of Jon A Fleming of this county, is improving in breath. At Chillicothe Ohio the Kelme Flouring quint burned, causing a loss of 349000. Dr W F Holden has returned from the Pacific coast after a term there.
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Went Atteford
A. J Davidson
Thsoon
Aris
Minn
Alec Fleming
Jon A. Fleming
Braith
Chillicothe
W. FL Holden
Pacific Coast
Averted May Be Conflict in Conflagration Risk
Constantinople reports the council of ministers reviews Bulgaria's declaration of independence from Turkey. It rejects actions violating treaties and urges Turkey to send a circular to the Powers, seeking enforcement of the Berlin Treaty. Turkey says it will seek defense from the Powers. Faris dispatch notes hope to avoid hostilities in the Balkans as diplomatic protests continue in Constantinople and Paris.
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Council of Ministers
Bulgaria
Turkey
Faris
Balkans
Paris
Martin Arreste d in Pittsburg for Embezzlement Case
Martin is under arrest in Pittsburg after a warrant sworn by D B Taylor in Magistrate Gordon's court charges him with robbersome forty dollars in rent money collected for houses in Adamston. Ford departed for Pittsburg to bring Martin back following a wire from Superintendent A McQuade.
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Ford
Pittsburg
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Pittebure
Gordon
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Adamston
Glass Men Meet At West Virginia Window Makers Conference
A conference of West Virginia window manufacturers gathers at the Waldo hotel to discuss trade fare and the overall condition of the business. A second meeting is planned at the same venue tonight with more members expected. A committee will report on creating a central exchange and hiring a selling agent to curb price cutting.
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Taft in St Louis
In Moberly Missouri October Taft campaigned as the Republican presidential candidate. After a St Louis address he was to deliver four brief talks and reach the city later in the afternoon. An elaborate entertainment program had been arranged before he planned to depart Wednesday morning for Chicago.
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Chicago
Prominent Speakers Named for State Board of Trade Meet
The state Board of Trade meeting on November 10 plans to hear Mon James W Van Cleave of the National Manumotorers Association in St Louis Hon Decil Straum Secretary of Commerce and Labor Washington D C and Judge Nathan Gof of Clarksburg Other speakers are expected as the Clarksburg Board of Trade cooperates The county court named election officers at a session here The board of directors of the Gite industrial school at Salem resigns Son at the Institution.
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Jamce W. van Cleave
Nasional Manumotorere Association
St Laul
Decil Straum
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington, D. C
Nathan Gof
Clarksburg
West Virginia Associations Hold Annual Conventions
West Virginia associations meet for annual conventions to exchange acquaintances and plan committee work. Postmasters groups convene in the same room with officers from both organizations presiding. no business completed yet.
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West Virginia
Leavings for Idaho City Move and Trade Interests
A marine from Pittsburg plans to relocate to Bolue City Idaho after years in the state, seeking ferriwli, gold, silver and coal. He has spent time pursuing interests tied to the Hag required there.
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Gawihren
Pittsburg
Bolue City
Idaho
Governor Willson Speech and Night Riders Case
Governor Willson spoke in Hopkinsville amid turmoil as a grand jury was convened. Testimony tied the night riders to an organization and a capital city plot, with jurors sworn to secrecy. In unrelated matters, probate proceedings for Joh ny Stowt and estate issues continued, and a district court will resume Thursday.
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Witead
Eircult Court
Gnue
National League Board Grants Game Permission Request
The National League directors met in Cincinnati on October 6 and authorized the postponement or rescheduling of a New York Chicago game if requested by the New York club, pending final planning.
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Cincinnati
Knights of the Maccabees Commander to Visit Loge
State Commander C. Showalter of the Knights of the Maccabees will attend an official visit to the lodge tonight in New York. A century of fraternal service is noted, with a premium passage mentioned and a death reported in New York today.
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C. Showalter
Knights of the Maccabees
New York
Premiagny Iieuro
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