West Virginia Congressional Districts Apportioned 1915
In 1915 Virginia’s congressional map shows six districts with Republican majorities under the then legislature. The analysis compares 1904 and 1912 patterns, noting shifts in Republican vote, especially in the Third district. It projects Republican margins in each district and cites county-level variances and past party performance.
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Ann
Eine Poleavr
Congreus
Mepublicen
Wioh
Ellte
Repubican
Indieniua
Lstriotye
Ramana
Shoud
Republicat Congrescans
Milehayn County
Varrivon
Ates
Dial Inlet
Progressivia
Bandit Confesses to Three Holdups
Latamie April 22 A special iron work crew reports a bandit confession from Carbon Sheriff describing a Calo Hactite passenger train robbery near Hanna. He admits three robberies, killing two friends, and claims only the money value and a watch were recovered while the rest remains unclear.
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Latamie
Wro
Lernoon
Sys
Sherif Kivern
Carbon
Hanna
Bandit Confesses in Wyoming Train Robberies Across Regions
Greyenne Wyoming April 22 A bandit who held up Union Pacific train No 21 near Hasina was captured and confessed naming Wilcom J Cartell. He links the Carlyle Junction and Overland Limited robberies on April 6 and February 2, tying them to recent derailments and plots.
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Union Pavite Overland Limited
Carlyil Junction
Windlar
Corlell
Junction
Revolver First Drawn But Later Dropped In Hold Up
A chaotic report describes a robbery near Union Pasing Limited No. 21 Hanna Wyn district. A revolver was used and dropped during the confrontation. the bandit fled, with authorities stating the incident is under investigation. Officers stopped the escape attempt but the assailant vanished into the night. The article notes ten week duration for further proceedings and mentions Rawlins as a key location in the pursuit.
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Ulhoriex
Catia Wae
Norponsitde
Tony Veain Hutilitom
Willie Ue
INCAS STRIKE PITTSHIT OVER MINE PAY DISPUTE
April 22 miners in Pittsbure were metered out of the mines by President Van Tither and the district executive board. United Mine Workers officials report a pay raise dispute tied to yardage day work and head work. Officials in New York and Pittsbure operators and miners have met to negotiate, with men expressing willingness to resume work if appeasement is received.
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Pittshit
Thovenpd
Pittsbure Duviel
van Tither
No. United Mine Workers of America
Avenelovin
Tatners
Keveralaya
New York
Fined by Mont court after transmission of faulty info
In Fin d Bethe Mont April 22 the Bowl Tweragh Company was fined BY 000 in rub churnal court today on conclusion of transmitting information on which tactal bots wath wadh. Sidge Donlan, who imposed the fine, said It Was too small for a second session, but he could make It no larger. An appeal was taken.
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Bette
Mont
Tweragh Company
Sidge Donlan
siMons
Unclear raid details on Wert Pikintract building
A chaotic report describes a raid affecting rooms in a D. K Roed building, with raiders seizing poker chips and dozens of individuals detained. They face $21,640 bonds and upcoming trial at Pollencourt, with names of alleged participants listed in a garbled account.
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Reed
D. K Roed
Jed
Pollencourt
Mmectiuoun Exeunt Tnt
George Witcher
Jamon Jeffern
Marry Jones
James Stenvina
George Butcher
Samual Jenking
Jian Juris
Janine Wooun
George Woodn
Steckman Chosen for Democratic Publicity Role
WARRINGTON April 22 The Democratic national committee has announced Frederick W Steckman Washington newspaper correspondent and director of publicity for the national committee during the election campaign succeeding Thomas J Pence. Steckman will continue with the commission's publicity bureau during the 1912 campaign.
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Democratic National Committee
Warrington
Chicago
New York
Democratic
Frederick W
Commission
Charleston Convention Sets Tone in Putman County Races
April 22 reports from Charleston describe Robiiyon and Hito Torcen among leaders in Putman County as factions clash across districts. The Fourth district convention centers on Patam County loyalties with Sir Lilly forces claiming a rural stronghold. Audge Trobinwin’s faction faces penalties at local Lay lewd quarters as Republicans from all districts gather for the delegate table.
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Charleston
Robiiyon
Hito Torcen
Putman
Pattam County
Sir Lilly
Friemin
Audge Trobinwin
Ronvention
Duffle District
Pocahontas
J. Artant
A. B. William
Begit
Hoy’ Hinson
Oulis Papkine
Curry Diatriet
A. Bonsor
No Fusion Seen At Texas Progressive Party Meet
Political observers report the Dallas meeting of the Progressive Party executive committee indicates no fusion with the Kepphilema party in Texas. The convention date shifts to May 24 with Henry Te. Barber of Houston elected as state committeeman, succeeding Cecil A. Lyon.
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Joy Avvoderen
Murder Plot Claims Arrest In Murray Avenue Case
Harry J. Newton, a former munitions worker, was arrested after entering into an alleged agreement to murder Mr. Morgan. An affidavit filed in the Tombs police court says Newton planned to strike with a speeding car and, if that failed, to use a timed device to attack Morgan. The affidavit, supported by Lt Namiz and contractor Felix W. Galley, states Newton was held for examination next Tuesday.
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Raven
New York
Harry J. Newton
Milo
Morgan
Tombs
Newton
Trestay
Notective Namiz
Felix W. Galley
Find Avenue
Rwofe
Special Term Judge Maxwell Delays Rail Right of Way Case
Judge Waywood Maxwell presided a nine‑month circuit session Saturday in which the Furvivant Diovimon Raltroaa Gommans Neen petitioned to condemn a right of way for a railroad linking Wyatt to Glande Hh. Marcin, with the docket continued. The same company’s armor petitions against Hardy D. Melntire and others and Dallas F. Melntire were approved. Charles Q. Stout, James M. Comat, John J. Dolan and Lon Stout were named commissioners to appraise damages, with meetings set for April 29.
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Waywood Maxwell
Wyatt
Glande Hh. Marcin
Med Armour
Hardy D. Melntire
Walan F. Melntire
Dallas F. Melntire
Charles Q. Stout
James M. Comat
John J. Dolan
Lon Stout
Charleston Man Sentenced After Long Absence From Prison
In Charleston on April 22 a man, years overdue, was sent to the penitentiary for highway robbery. The record notes he had previously served time and faced a Monroe Equity matter. The case involved local county canines and a Shaviel, with references to other county records and Union figures.
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Charleston
al Ny
Neei Union
Monroe Equity
Aliite
Christ is Risen in War Time Hymn
A fragile hymn text laments Easter amid war, praising the risen Christ and offering comfort to believers. It envisions triumph, divine love, and guidance for faithful living, with references to Mary, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit sustaining hope.
Great Plant Closed Down By The Strike In Pittsburg
April 22 Pittsburg The great plant of the Wratinghoune Jtectre Wat Aanitieforing Company in East Pittsburg is shut by a strike. Workers forced entry earlier left for home as rain fell. Strikes spread to nearby plants. police stood by while deputies kept watch at entrances. About 13,000 workers carry "We want eight hours" cards amid organized actions in Turtle Rock valley.
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Anpodiarey
Pittsburg
Wratinghoune Jtectre
Sheriie
Lendera
American Industrial Union
Strikkery Organization
Weatlighorne Air Brake
Weatlighorne Manching
Uni Switch and Signal Company
Robinson Wins at Pocahontas County Convention
April 22. Republicans of Pocahontas County chose delegates to the Wheeling state convention and the district congressional convention at Thurmond. The Robinson forces controlled the convention and nominated delegates who openly support Judge Robinson and the state administration. The Lilly faction held no contest and was in the minority.
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Marlinton
Pocahontas County
Wheeling
Thurmond
Robinson
Judge Robinson
Lilly
Unhealthier Annotated Freak Washington Army Report
April 22 report on the United States Army notes widespread sickness and fatigue among soldiers under public health service observation. A tally suggests 629 enlisted men per thousand were admitted for illness or injury, indicating high attrition and severe health strain across units during the year.
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Washington
Planes destroyed in Mexico expeditionary flight
Six of the eight Adamsphines aircraft flown by expeditionary fliers in Mexico were destroyed as losses. Planes remaining in Mexico unusable and burned. Captain Follini and his Myadron command leave by rail to equip new planes. American troops in the field hold their position as the line of communication extends south of the border with additional forces from Columbus arriving.
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Percet
Nyt
Mexico
Fold
Onerationa
1. Foll Ini
Myadron
Felton
Aurelee
Minty
Columbus
Negro Infantry
War department telegraphic accord hints at Baker recommendation
A fragmentary telegraphic report notes a joint stance by two generals in Washington on a matter referred to Secretary Baker. Neither general details the issue, but there is indication of agreement. The report mentions General Scott and General Funston in discussions to influence policy.
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Fen
Scotte
Funston
War Department
Seoth
Baker
Washington
Progressives Set to Dominate New Orleans Assembly
A pre election memo notes a near complete retirement from Congress and that the May 9 Baton Lodge assembly in Baton Rouge will feature eighteen progressives. The House will consist of 108 Democrats and 13 Progressive members while the Senate will have 36 Democrats and 5 Progressives.
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New Orleans
Ing
General Scott Likely to Leave for Washington Tomorrow
April 24 in San Antonio General Scott will probably depart for Washington tomorrow morning. The announcement came late at General Funston's headquarters amid questions about troop withdrawals. The commander stated no conclusion has been reached on that issue.
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Ban Antonio
Scott
Washington
Iron Tonic Claims Dramatic Strength Boost for Men
A patent medicine advertisement touts iron tonics as a miracle strength booster, promising 200 percent gains in two weeks. It asserts benefits for nervous, frail individuals and cites renewed vitality, enhanced endurance, and relief from fatigue, with testimonials and a money back guarantee.
Robinson men are selected in Madison convention
The Republicana of Boone county in Madison selected delegates to the Republican state convention at Wheslley and the sixtie district congressional convention. Delegates all support Governor Nebinson and U.S. Senator candidate WF Mite. The convention passed resolutions endorsing the Republican state administration and denouncing anti admin candidates. Siegel Workman of Madison heads the delegation. Bradley presided. Harry Schneffer endorsed for eighth district senator. Resolutions praise Governor H. D. Matherd for endorsing workers, health, and regulation laws, and pledge loyalty to the party and its administration.
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Madison
Charleston
The
Republicana
Boone County
Wheslley
Nebinson
WF Mite
Huntington
United States
Sonator
Republican State Administration
Siegel Workman
Republican State Committee
S. B. Bradley
Harry Schneffer
H. D. Matherd
British Losses Reported in March War Casualties
British losses for March show 27 percent killed 699 wounded and 41 missing among the army total 1 406 in the month. Since hostilities began 25 032 officers have been lost including 7 792 killed or died of wounds 15 438 wounded and 1 403 missing. In March eastern theater bears worst toll with Indian forces 73 killed 91 wounded and many missing Lancashire 13 killed 77 wounded Kent 3 killed 30 wounded Canadians 10 killed 25 wounded Royal Engineers 12 killed 35 wounded Royal Field Artillery 13 killed 55 wounded Flying Corps higher with 9 killed 14 wounded and 13 missing. Two brigadier generals and two major generals wounded one colonel killed and eleven lieutenants colonels killed classified.
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London
Iosaemin
Lancashire
Kenta
Royal Engineers
Royal Feld Artillery
Flying Corps
Gendrala
Fonerala
Ome Entano
Lientenas
Washington Federal Reserve governors close to nationwide clearance plan
The Washington based governors ended their extended session today with a plan to unify nationwide collection and clearance of checks. A committee was appointed to return to Washington and finalize the details with the Federal Reserve. The probe is likely to proceed but may not be perfect.
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Wasiington
Apel
Federal Reserve Bank
Ehwec
Washington
Keve
Sheep slaughters spark Colorado range clash at Grand Junction
In Grand Junction Colorado on April 22 three hundred thoroughbred sheep owned by R H Bakes were killed by a stampede blamed on cattlemen and range conflicts. Bakes, noting frequent clashes over range use, arrived with the herd’s fate tied to local disputes in Delta County.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Runera
Tmona-Delta County
R. H. Bakes
Dayn Congress Minutes Highlight Free Sugar Debates
The House met at noon with discussion on free sugar repeal and an agreement to vote before adjournment. Amendments to authorize free sugar were receded from, and the bill passed. Adjourned at 5:08 p m to noon Monday. The House reconvened at 11 a m to consider agricultural appropriation and adjourned again at 5 p m to 17 a m Monday.
West Virginia report records fifteen deaths in mine disasters
Charleston April 22 reports to the workmen's compensation department show 360 accidents in West Virginia industries this week. fatalities total fifteen, including three from the Kinhall mine explosion more than six weeks ago.
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Aytacoctaven
Charleston
Workmen's Compensation Department
West Virginia
Kinhall
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