Swisher withdraws from West Virginia governor race
Hon Charles W Swisher Republican candidate for governor withdraws from the race announcing a state committee meeting for Monday September 21 to act on his resignation and preserve party unity in the Taft Sherman era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Swisher
Charleston
Swisher
C. W. Swisher
Matthews
Republican State Committee
Taft
Sherman
Samuel A. Matthews
State Committee
Luther Haymond Dies at 99 in West Pike Street Home
Colonel Luther Haymond of Clarksburg died at 12:05 PM Saturday at his home on West Pike Street in his hundredth year. He lived his entire life in the county, admired as a patriotic citizen with a spotless record. He traced Revolutionary stock through grandfather William Haymond, who served as captain and major and helped establish local governance before his death in 1821.
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Luther Haymond
Clarks Sirg
West Pike Wreet
Waymond
Gaynion
Ater
Sui
Col. Haymond
United States
Washington
Adams
Colonel Haymond
Willam Haymond
Maryland
Monongake County
West Virginia
Pickett
Morgantown
Sherif
Harrison County
Pennsylvania
Virginia
General Forbes
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Marrica
William Haymond
Marrien
Clelland
John
Wiliam
Thomas
Daniel
William Waymond
Thomas Haymond
William
Monongalia
Windeath
Ailitn
Rebecca Bond
Richard Bord
Tin
Creel County
DEDICATION OF NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN WEST PIKE AREA
The handsome new Christian church at West Pike and Chestnut streets will be dedicated with services tomorrow. Dr Crambett president of Bethany college will preach the dedicatory sermon and also speak at evening services. A large attendance is expected with delegates and visitors who stayed for conventions. Wade Coffman and O G Mortalifier are in town from Satem and Morgantown.
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New Christian Church
West Pike
Chestnut Streets
Crambett
Bethany College
Christian Church Societies
Wade Coffman
Satem
Mortalifier
Morgantown
Oklahoma Governor Denies Ties to Standard Oil
In a Chicago dispatch dated September 19, Governor C. N. Haskell of Oklahoma refuted claims made by W. R. Hearst that a signed affidavit by former Ohio Attorney General F. S. Hennett implicated him in negotiations with Standard Oil. Haskell called the statements absolutely false.
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Chicago, I
W. R. Hearst
St. Lonie
F. S. Hennett
Ohio
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Troen
Standard
Haskell
Standard Oil Company
Montage of War Sickness Grips Small California Town
In Sandidgo California on September 19, four patients including Mary Arthur and four others were hospitalized after drinking from a pitcher at a local facility. Doctors report serious illness and warn of possible dangerous exposure.
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Sandidgo
Calif
Mary Arthur
Ramely Hospital
Oda
Senator Burrows to Be Speaker at Charleston Campaign Opening
Senators Elkins and Scott along with Governor Dawson and others in the Republican fold are invited to the Charleston campaign opening at 1 pm Tuesday in the big wigwam. General Charles H. Grosvenor and U S Senator Julius C. Burrows of Michigan are expected to speak. Burrows was a Chicago convention figure.
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Elkins and Scott
W. M. O. Dawson
J .B. White
W. P. Hubbard
George ©. Stirgiss
Joseph H. Gaines
Harry C. Woodyard
James A. Hughes
Athens
United States
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Hurraws
Chicago
New Committee Members Named by Representative Wyhard
Representative W. 7. uyhard announced a First district anal committee appointment listing Wattey A. Sr Glamphey of Moundsville A F Wilkin of Darcock County T i Watkins Jr of Ohio County C W larka of Wotzo coasts H Kibbzard of Harrison County and 2nd J W Rose of Lewis County.
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W. 7. Uyhard
Congress
Wattey A. Sr Glamphey
Moundsvile
A. F. Wilkin
Darcock County
T. i Watkins, Jr
Ohio County
W_ larka
Wotzo Coasts
H. Kibbzard
Harrison County
J. W. Rose
Lewis County
Demcrats Open Campaign on Hospital Grounds in Weston
A small crowd gathers as about twelve hundred attend the opening of the state campaign on hospital grounds in Weston. Speakers include Senator Owona Louis Bangert and Adam Littleyaee with J. T. McGray among others. The report notes law work and upcoming events with William J. Tiryas’ trip to New Haven for an appearance on Sept 19.
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Weston
Alunz
Senator Owona
Orlahona
Louis Bangert
Adam Littleyaee
J. T. McGray
William
J. Tiryas
Ile
New Haven
Ituridence
Apeek
Court Trials Review Of Saturday Sessions
Williams and Flaherty faced trials in clen't court Saturday with multiple charges. Williams was accused of selling liquor to a minor while Flaherty was convicted of assault after alleged robbery. Mrs. Williams was acquitted and Watters A. Donahue was cleared of liquor charges to a minor. Turley D. Yates and John B. Hickman received not guilty verdicts on related offenses.
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le Williams
William Flaherty
Clen't Court
William
Flaherty
Watters
A.M. Donahue
Turley D. Yates
John B. Hickman
To & Minor
Governor Haskell Denies Ties to Standard Oil Officials
W C Haskell, former U S marshal now in Washington as District of Columbia sealer of weights and measures, says Governor Haskell of Oklahoma had no connection with the Standard Oil Company or its officers. He claims Hearst referenced him in a Columbus speech in error.
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Washington, D. C
W. C. Haskell
United States
Cleveland
Colhimbia
Haskel
Okla- Nona
Hearst
Columbus
Standard, Loll Company
Haskell
Standard
Marathon race entries by 56 runners across Chicago clubs
Fifty six runners from Chicago athletic clubs are entered in the fourth annual Tillinois Athletic Club marathon. The race will start this afternoon at Ravine Park on a twenty mile course. Event draws eights sik Tanners from regional clubs in the Chicago area.
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Chicago
Eightssik Tanners
Varmtn
Parta
Tillnois Athletic Club
Raving Park
Amirter
Chieaen
Police Criticized by Council Over Time and Pay
City council members denounced police conduct at a meeting while noting extra time payments totaling 130. The session paid about 8,000 in bills and deferred minutes. Various street and sanitation measures, building permits, and business licenses were approved or postponed.
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Johnson
Cork
Corneilman Johnson
Ita
John Ward
Charles R. Lamberd
East Main Street
Drummond Avenue
Ely
West Main Street
Tee Street
Standard Milling Company
Sirest
Clark
Feu
For
Adjudged Crazy Miner Committed to State Asylum
Adjudged crazy miner employed at Perry mines by Magistrate G W Gordon to the state asylum for the insane at Westorn. Papers sent to asylum authorities. if admitted he will be moved soon. Dr T M Hood conducted the examination finding wind damaged by sun stroke weeks ago. Dees is slightly violent at times but not dangerous.
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Abestam Deems
Perry Mines
G. W. Gordon
Westorn
T. M. Hood
Dees
Salem couple adjudicated bankrupt in involuntary proceeding
George L. McKain and Lina Mc Kain of Salem have been adjudicated bankrupts in involuntary proceedings before Referee W. Frank Stout. A preliminary bearing has been set for October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. McKain
Lina McKain
Salem
W. Frank Stout
West Virginia Guardsmen Quiz Exiled Kentucky Governor
Exiled Kentucky ex governor William S Taylor meets West Virginia National Guard members in Indianapolis. He warns the Republican party in West Virginia to guard against past Kentucky political crime, citing Kentucky's 1900s turmoil and the Willson era, and praises voter vigilance and reform.
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John
Bond
Indianapols
Ind
West Virgina National Guard
William S. Taylor
Kenick
Govbet
Taylor
Haley
Eibe
Kentucky
Gov. Taylor
West Virginia
Cam
Wate
Gov. Willson
Fintey
Poware
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Thom Nace Foh
Senator Burrows
Hubbard
Judge Lynch
Fighty
Katherina Gocke
T. L. Nutter
Baltimore
Clark Streets
William, Wilson
Stone Wall
Mechanic Street
Robert Shuttleworth
Clay Street
WW. B
L. H.alexander
Reidence
Oak Street
A. H. Cundell
Abraham Deems
Miner
Bennett
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