Judge Frank Cox Praises Nominee Glasscock for Governorship
Morgantown editor Frank Cox reviews nominee Glasscock and his party work. He cites extensive Republican support in West Minnesota and North Arm Monomahu, claiming the party has vetted a strong candidate and aims for a peaceful, principled government in November.
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Glasscock
Morgantown Post-Chronicie
Pipa Armis-CoBeharrs
Smouin News
PAPE
Nominiatin
William F Glawcock
Hoverngh
Jude Frank Cox
Morgantown
The
States Supreme Court
Republican Party
Lie
Iil
Wubtene
St Glass
Frase
Conney
Ania
Monomahu
Cox
West
Mipwinta
Tia Hern
Martin Wanted Again by Clarksburg Authorities
J Martin, a romantate and insurance agent, remains sought after by Clarksburg authorities. Constable Ford of Wheeling pursued a warrant for embezzlement charges from Madison Minex and Fred Major, with settlements of 25.50 and 3160 noted. Ford returned to Clarksburg without Martin as of late afternoon, and the hunt continued.
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Fo J. Martin
Romantate
Ana
Clarksburg
Charaon
CL. Ford
Wheeling
Martin
Ford
Clarkshire
Madison Minex
Poed
Wiheel Nz
Hadeen
Ruppo
Fisher Trial In Court On Murder Charge
Harry Fisher of Salem appeared in the art court Monday morning on a murder charge for the shooting of his brother in Salem on the night of September 5 after a quarrel with Mrs. Asher Whalster. The state was represented by Prosecuting Attorney W. E. Morris and At Somernes with the prisoner to Sperry. The trial was not concluded before tomo r. The appeal case of the city against B W Davis was dismissed. Mick Daugherty was fined five dollars and an order of dismissal was entered in Whysult of James to Jenkins v Floyd W Queen.
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Harry Fisher
Salem
Trnal
Indow
Frank Asher
Flaher
Mra. Asher
Whalster
W. E. Morris
Somernes
Sperry
Tomar
Davia
Mick Daugherty
James
Jenkins
Floyd W. Queen
Governor candidate Glasscock praised by former governor Atkinson
Ex Governor George W Atkinson lauds Republican nominee William Glasscock for governor describing him as square and truthful in public and private life. He says Glasscock is a big brains fair minded man who will do right under any circumstances and should be triumphantly elected.
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George W. Atkinson
William Glamcock
Glasscock
Tecan
Winfair
Angust
Roane County Republicans Endorse Taft Ticket
Roane County Republicans at a Saturday gathering ratified resolutions praising West Virginia progress under Republican leadership. They endorse Governor Glasscock, praise Harry C. Woodyard, support the State administration, and back the national ticket led by W. H. Taft, pledging concerted effort for a large GOP victory.
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Rosie County
Roane County
West Virginia
Glasscock
Glasavook
Roane
Fondyck
West
Or County
Goo Gyess
Harry C. Woodyard
W. H. Taft
Priice
Tragic Train Death of Spaniard Jose Oniros in Baltimore Yard
Jose Oniros, a Spaniard about 85, was killed near the Baltimore and Ohio yards in the western section Sunday morning. He reportedly stepped onto a track to avoid a freight train and was struck by an excursion train coming from the opposite direction. Magistrate George H. Gordon ordered an inquest unnecessary and the body was turned to Clifford-Osborn Undertaking for burial preparations. Oniros, a day laborer on the new bottle factory in Glenth No. 2, left a wife and two children in Spain.
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Femaius
Jose Oniros
Baltimore & Ohio
Clifford-Osborn
Alreetlong
George H. Gordon
Oniras
Glenth No. 2
Spain
Jacob’s Father Dies in Waynesburg Typhoid Fever
D W Jacobs and family travel to Waynesburg Pennsylvania for the funeral of William Jacobs a prominent retired businessman who died Saturday afternoon of typhoid fever after five weeks illness He was 73 Surviving are his wife and two children D W Jacobs of this city and Mrs Robert R Heasley of Waynesburg The son was at his father's bedside when he died and the family left Fairmont by car to reach Waynesburg.
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D. W .Jacobs
Waynesburg
Hackiday
Rain Interferes with Ohio Valley Drought Wait Times
Rain delays relief efforts in the Ohio Valley as imines threaten to extend shortages by weeks. An estimated twenty two million bushels of guns are reported landed at Pittsburg and Kanada points awaiting clearance, complicating distribution amid the drought.
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Ehrodghan
Ohio Valley
Imines
Pittsburg
Kanada
Haymond will listed for probating in Gol Henry and Thomas heirs named
The will of Luther Haymond, executor nominees named as surviving sons Haymond, was recorded for probate Monday. The estate valued as one large sum is divided among several children and their heirs. The document, dated October 1986 with codicils added through January 17, 1905, appears in handwriting. Myron Bayles of Tucktapada acts as business visitor.
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Jats
Luther Haymond
Probail
Gol
Henry
Thomas
Bruce Haymond
Ble
Lange
Voncily
Governor Harkell Declares Suit Against Hearer
Governor Harkell announced last night he would file a suit against William Randolph Hearer next Wednesday in Ste. GatariK. The action arises from ongoing political conflict noted in the region.
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Gatarik
Okio
Harkell
William Randolph Hearer
Glasscock Accepts West Virginia Gubernatorial Nomination
Morgantown dispatch reports W. B. Glasscock accepts the Republican nomination for governor of West Virginia. He pledges unity, outlines goals for a clean, economical administration, and supports a general primary system while promising full disclosure and public discussion of state issues. He thanks the state committee and asserts readiness to lead the party.
Taft Club Forming In Clarksburg By W Allen
W Allen of Parkersburg chairing the Republican league will attend the courthouse Thursday night at 4 o clock to organize Taft clubs across West Virginia. Republican voters and interested citizens are urged to attend to hear a program and details of the movement for the fall ticket.
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Clarksburg
Taft l, W. Allen
Parkersburg
Republican League
West Virginia
Court House
Ucket
Alen
Last Sermons for GoM Church Ministers Before Conference
Next Sunday the Rev. J. E. Mirch and Rev. Homer J. Metheny will preach their last sermons for the conference year. They depart Tuesday for Moundsville where the annual conference begins October 7. Representatives from Buckhannon and Ash chapel will attend. the GoM church board holds its final conference Thursday night.
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J. E. Mirch
Gof Methodist Episcopal
Ash Chapel
Lasman
Messie Tawson
Rider
Maundeville
Gom Church
Frost Grips Northwest Missouri in Morning
Frost covered the northwest region of Missouri this morning as corm appears damaged. Nash Parkse at Mistome reports typhoid fever patient at Brushy Fork, adding health concerns to the frosty scene.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Misonurlhin
Nash Parkse
Finances of Country to Be Considered at Bankers Meeting
Denver delegates from over states attend the thirty fourth annual American Bankers Association convention. Principal topics include bank deposits guaranty and currency reform proposals, with the Currency Commission to present its views next session. The association has long fought express company money orders and railroads bills of lading issues.
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Denver
Coto
Sapt
Asso
Mandreda
Evi
Hlent
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Congress
Death of Walter B Riblett in Lumberport
Walter B Riblett aged about 37 died at his Lumberport home Sunday morning from injuries described as bloody. He is survived by a wife and three children. A skilled machinist, he worked for years for the National Harvester Company. His funeral was held Monday afternoon at Lumberport.
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Walter B Riblett
Marcus L. Riblett
Lumberport
Bloody
Riblett
Thie
National Harvester Company
Taft Addresses Crowd at St Cloud Campaign Stop
Judge William H. Taft opened a day of speeches at St Cloud center, announcing a long schedule of appearances. He plans to speak at Fargo, North Dakota later in the day as part of a broader Midwest tour.
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Auk Center
Mion
William H. Taft
S& Cland
Sprakut
Fargo
X. D
Registration Deadline Urges Voters to Complete Registration
Election officials warn only three days remain before October first. Citizens must be registered to vote. registration takes about three minutes, and delaying could prevent participation in the upcoming election.
Grafton Hosts Large Political Meeting in Opera House
A city gathering in Grafton drew about 1,000 attendees as Jefferys introduced Hugh Warder for a state legislature bid and Congress member Jurgins discussed party ties. Senator Berbour and William F Glasscock spoke on national and state issues while Glasscock urged broad public support ahead of his March 4 inauguration.
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Grafton
Sampalen
Taylor County
Jefferys
Hugh Warder
Canandte
Jegislature
Brinkman
Warder
Jurgins
Glasscock
Stuart F Reed
Joseph L. Berbour
New York
William F Glasscock
Tarelor County
Inter
Siaty
Aryan Begins Fourth Campaign Work In Sioux Falls
Willem J. Aryan opened the fourth campaign effort in Sioux Falls to renew criticism of Taft and the Republican platform, targeting St. Paul era policies.
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Sioux Falls
Willem J. Aryan
Taft
Banks Show Big Business Gains Reported
The telegram notes large banks expanding activity and reports rising deposits and assets at major institutions. It highlights Union National and other banks as increasing capitalization and market presence amid overall growth in the financial sector.
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State Supreme Court
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Gho. W. Atkinson
D. W. Jacobs
Drouth Broken
Myron Bayles
Tucktapada
I! Business Vigltor
Matthews
B. Classcock
Torgovarnarto
Charles We Swisher
Pnbilo
Etter
Morgintown
W. Va
Boyhi
Samuel Ve Matthews
Alrmua ‘Republiican
Clarkabure
Hperson
Sam
Ballevé
West Virs
Gof
W. B. Glasscock
Taft Club
Parks
ST. Cloud
Stu Carpa
Pire
Baskc
Union National
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