Glass Workers Urge Unified Pricing to Boost Wages
A report from A P Fees of the Wine dow Gloks Cutters and Platteners notes a hopeful window glass industry outlook. He cites factional quarrels, urges workers to seek living wages, and details proposed wage scales and price alignments to prevent costly price wars.
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A. P. Fees
Gloks
Busingas
Beem
Faulkner
Welder
Nealea
Tme
Clarkstore
Ifr Rombine
Messrs
Joan X. Fohneon
Case
Tarr
National
Windowline Workers Association of America
Swisher as a Modern Lincoln in West Virginia Hope
The News defends Swisher as a capable modern politician despite alleged de qualifications. It recalls Andrew Jackson’s parity as a president despite flaws and argues Swisher’s character and integrity suit him for governor. The piece praises his rise from poverty and asserts voters will recognize his energy and potential for an efficient administration.
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Itamya
Tor
Andrew Jackson
Lincoln
Riley
Stammar
Washington
Abraham Linenin
West Virginia
Scloner
Bern Deretict
Ipust
Jon mM
Galvani Demonstrates Mind Reading At Opera House
Hypnotist Galvayil presents a noon demonstration of mind reading in Galvani’s act. Three two man committees selected hidden articles from local stores including Roberts Hardware and Highland Iron, then retrieved them from new locations, with Attorney F. O. Sutton, Ittram Lynch, James W. Stealey and Robert Jenkins among the committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvayil
Opera House
Roberts
Pik Street
Highland Tiron, & Ore
Third Street
Ittram Lynch
James W. Stealey
Robert Jenkins
Colored man fined for disorderly conduct at station
Robert Curtiz of Gratton, a colored man, was fined one dollar and costs by Magistrate George Gordon on Wednesday morning after appearing for disorderly conduct at the Baltimore and Ohio passenger station the night before. He paid the amount assessed.
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Robert Curtiz
Gratton
George 4. Gordon
Baltimore & Ohie
Liettineant Powell
Carter
Potato wreck stalls trolley cars on Lazy Lane rails
In Briston Connecticut on September 2 a potato bing incident blocked eight excursion trolleys headed to Lake Conpoyuce. Despite heavy damage the crews regained control and cleared the tracks after the crash.
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Briston
Conn
Lazy Lane
hound@ Lake Conpoyuce
First Ragmeny Band Concert In Fairmont This Week
Large audience heard the cons cert rendered by the First Ragmeny Band of Fairmont last evening. A new full week engagement will begin tonight with a varied program including solos by Master Carroll Carr and clarinet selections. The list features Overture, Pique Dame, Yankee Doodle, Carmen, and The National Guard march, conducted by bandmaster W. M. Omer.
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Fairmont
Wyten
Solaist
Carroll Carr
Yee Cohan
Sally
Tuton
Plurality near 29,000 for Prouty in state race
Turbulent returns show Prouty leading with about 29,000 votes as White River district highlights the statewide split. The Republican margin signals a steady legislature majority, while a separate note records Ray Spoor facing charges and a Tequila case tied to a Wednesday court session.
Doctor 15 Murdered in Home Invasion
In Omia Ne on September 2, Dr. Frederick T. Austin, noted surgeon in the West, was shot and killed as he attempted to enter his home this morning. Local authorities report no further details or view of the murder.
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Omia
D. Fraderick T. Austin
Nirvanett to Speak in City Tonight
Bryan Ty Iowa St Paul Minn September 2 3 Nirvan Ett will address a city audience this morning in the evening program indicating a speech at the local venue.
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St, Paul, Minn
Nirvan
Toms City
West Virginia Fair Exposition Day Three Racing and Fair Features
Enthusiasm rose at the West Virginia Fair Association exposition third day on the fair grounds with sunny weather. Races on the half mile track included 2:20 Pace heats and a 2:18 trot with entrants from Athens Ohio and Virginia towns. Gambling devices were excluded and the grounds offered novelties, souvenirs, and ample food and drink options plus temperance lectures by John W. Duffy.
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Srowdy
Fair Grounds
West Virginia Fair Association
John J. Konbert
Waynesbire
Bayfrat
Wil Jam
Norfolk
Seeand
Nettle May
Ry McCeny
Washington Court House
Mhghilaht
Clemens Farm
Xenia
Humbott
J. M. Kavanaugh
Marinonburg
Kinwtee
Plemayant Dieid Farm
Gormantown
Wixth
Onar
Nettie May
Humboldt
Wil- Mom XK
Flashlight
Kinwles
Epinnidie
Toya
Rube Jer
Watt
Toledo Veterans Parade Review Features Reencampment
A veteran parade in Toledo Ohio on September 2 featured a reencampment during clear favorable weather. The march along the city streets drew cheering crowds and was reviewed by Governor Taft Senator Parker the mayor and other officials.
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Toledo
W. H. Taft
Errs
Paraker
Trand Whitlock
Senator Dolliver Will Be Orator At Gala Event
A large crowd gathered Tuesday night to witness hypnotist Galvani place a man into a hypnotic sleep in a display at Globe clothing store. The subject remained in the window cot until tonight when he will be moved to the opera house for awakening amid a crowd of onlookers and curious pedestrians.
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Galvani
Nimont
Ainul
Republicans Prepare West Virginia Campaign Opening
Chairman V Matthews of the Republican State Executive Committee leads extensive preparations for the Charleston campaign opening set for September 12. The daylight event aims to attract thousands with Jamon Sherman expected and either Senator Beveridge or Senator Dolliver as national speakers. state headquarters to decide.
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Campaiey
West Virgina
Charleston
Democratic Btn
Weston
Matthews
Jamon& Shirman
National Committee
Senator Baveridge
Indiana
Dallver
Towa
Dolliver
Weat
Nirstina
Benster Beveridge
Scott Mafiknix
Charlen Werley Swinder
Chartenton J Committens
Stores Close For The Big Fair In Clarksburg
Merchants in Clarksburg close their shops Thursday noon by order of the State Fair Association and Advisory Board of the local Merchants Association. A long list of firms including Patrone Souders, Loar & Whitt, Davis Shoe, James Law Co HOR, Doyle Co, Palace Fort, and many others suspend business for the day. The move aims to support the Big Fair. local officials note the brief closure will be appreciated by attendees and organizers.
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State Fair Association
Clarksburs Rotal Merchanta Association
Norn
Patrone-Souders Company
Loar & Whitt
Davia Shoe Company
James- Law Co
HOR, Doyle & Co
Mayman & Coston
Eutle V. Carskndon
Ci. White & Bon
Chan
Griffin
Randy Hicker
Harrison & Harrison
Lester & Miller
Accident at Salem Injures D H Davis
A Salem incident Wednesday morning left D H Davis with injuries after a lever in the planing mill struck him in two places. The accident occurred during routine milling operations and is under local review.
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D. H. Davis
Milgt Salm
Brady family re locates to Washington City tonight
Thomas G Brady and family depart Clarksburg for temporary residence in Washington City moving household effects. Brady’s Cuban venture demands more time, he has been a long time Grasselli promoter. Oldest son Camden stays, Dr H B Cummings ill with typhoid fever, friends regret the move and send best wishes.
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Thomas G. Brady
Washington City
Mr. Brady
Washington
Cuba
Clarksburg
Grasselli
Grassellichemiscal Company
Almag
Catintabte Tamily
Camden
Ang Mee
Windy
Harrison County Republican Executive Committee Meeting
The Harrison county Republican executive committee met at the courthouse on Wednesday with fourteen members present. Homer W. Williams chaired the session, with secretary keeping minutes. A subcommittee of Homer W. Williams, J. R. Paut and Arthur Sturm was appointed to secure headquarters and report county readiness to the state committee. The voter registration matter was discussed.
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Harrison County
Republican Executive Committee
Court House
Hook
Chairihan
Homer W. Williams
R. Paut
Arthur Sturm
Central committee names and appointments listed
The document records the chairman naming the central committee members including W. Burnside John C G WO Thomas Coleman and others, with notes on appointments across departments and regions. It lists several individuals tied to Wisconsin and nearby areas and references organizational roles and appointments to committees.
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W. Burnside
John CG WO
Ams
Thomas Coleman
Je. Dei
M. White
Goata
Wui
J - Manentire
Law
Gavienn
Leatie Har. Laine
Onlin
Acme Iner
tHenri Swiger
Guord
Harmar Dachined
Ta Et
Chin
Tealana
Hheatarchian Verre Ng
Wieconsin Et
Aestiy Hawker
Jamoa N. Hees Entyr Papper
Grafton
Epentime
Cunningham
Bere
Grand Jury to Hear Many Felonies Next Week
Grand jury convenes next Monday due to Labor Day, with about forty felony cases plus six to ten misdemeanors and several appeals from the city. Notable defendants include Jake O Briay for alleged theft, Cooke for a new felony count, and numerous others charged with murder attempts burglary and burglary related offenses. The panel will also review religious worship violations and gambling charges as part of a long upcoming term.
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Jake O'Briay
Cagis
Nike
Cooke
Grand Jury
Fale Ony
Prometing
Virell Martin
Henry G Fee
Enterprika
Alva Mohana
Auillia D. Martin
Riveheet
Nennlo Victory
Bertin Boggees
Jagat Fittra
Wilsonburg
Har] Morrison
J. W. Betiradar
Ttalian
Glen
Georad Boniok
John Starhich
Comovich
Mike Yontovich
Lestar Wicks
Willum Molang
Ghiat Ane Fim
Ea Nay
Sampron Harbert
W. D. Bryan
Joan D. Dolan
Shinnaton
Mike Rose
Henry Martin
Revelyer
Gaff Farm
Heasor Gnelt
Babe Jott
Perry Comling Stallon
J. Tertlett
K.N. Orndoff
Mor
Trains Plunge Near Workers After Warning Failure
A freight train narrowly missed several tin mill workers in East Glarkabure when a passing engine stopped. The group, unaware of the danger, stood on a rail siding as the approaching train screeched to a halt within a few feet. Immediate injuries were avoided but the incident prompted alarm and an investigation.
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Maltumor & Ohio Railroad
Glarkabure
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