English Expert Expounds on Opportunities for U S Manufacturers
Sir George Paiab a special adviser to the jury outlines three conditions for a trade expansion for American makers. Production must exceed home demand and credit must be available. Europe’s credit collapse hampers purchases while British and French demand shifts to securities and foreign investment. He urges American investors to fund loans in other lands to boost exports and create a global market for U S goods.
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George Paiab
George
New York
Washington
Fied
Fies
Sild
Joans Pital
Europe
England
France
Gerive
Britain
Canada
America
Perisia
Bank of Wland
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Sir George
National City Bank of New York
Treasury
iIt
Denial of Consolidated Sale cite amid Grafton reports
Reports from Grafton detail C. Handlan president of Consolidated Telephone Company denying a planned sale to Central District Telephone Company that would transfer Bell interests. He vows major improvements to Consolidated plant soon. The record also notes notable deaths, new local business ventures, and state official visits including Governor Hatfield's inspections.
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Grafton
Ww. C. Handlan
Consolidated ‘Telephone Company
Central District Telephone Company
Consolidated ‘Telephony Company
Bell
B. F. Bailey
New York City
New York
Hugh Warder
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
C. A. Sims
Hoe
Wall Street
Warder
McGraw Avenue
W. H. Davis
Bridgeport
Leland Jerome Powell
Elke, Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen
Senator Bailey
Adrian College
West Virginia University
Taylor
County
State Senate
Heffner and Maysellis
Pruntytown
West Virginia
J. E B. Dowden
Rosemont
Dowden
Powell Hospital
Elkins
Dayton
Body Wells
John GC. Brown
Omice
Thomas Joyce
Woman's Music Club
Willard Hotel
Stan Garage Company
The
Derailment Death Ties to Pennsboro Accidents 1913
In August 1913 a Pennsboro derailment caused injuries leading to James Douglas’s death last week in Cincinnati. The funeral occurred Saturday. Douglas, once the oldest Baltimore and Ohio railway mall clerk, is honored in community notices amid local rail and civic events.
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Pennsboro
James Douglas
Cincinnati
Douglas
Baltimore and Ohio ‘Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio” Railroad Company
Simpson
Grafton Young Men's Christian Association
J. W. Brower
Y. M.C. A. Powwow Club
John Toss
Young Men’s Christian Association
Gratton Lodge
Protective Order of Elks
Brink~ Man Opera House
Charles M. Showalter
Parkersburg Lodge
William Burdette
Matthews
Charleston Lodge
Vincent
West Virginia Crop Outlook for 1914 Released
Washington reports by the Department of Agriculture show West Virginia’s 1914 crop average was slightly better than 1913 but below the ten year average. The 1914 index stands at 100.9 percent versus 94.7 percent of the ten year average.
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Sereday
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Nine Wheteel county postmasters placed on classified list
Nine Wheteel county postmasters who passed civil service exams are placed on the classified list under civil service protection. Names include John H. McAllister Allister John P. Hughes Earnshaw Andrew Clark Endicott Charles Winland Far Frank P. Cook Maud Robert H. Kidder Minnie Frankink Mey.
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Washington, D. C
Weteel County
John H. McAllister
Allister
John P. Hughes
Earnshaw
Andrew Clark
Endicott
Charles Winland
Far
Frank P. Cook
Maud
Robert H. Kidder
Minnie
Frankink Mey
Fine Well Drilled in Ritchie County Long on oil output
Oil activity spans multiple counties with several tests and gassers. Imperial Oil Gas Products drilled No 3 on the John Keith farm in Union field Ritchie county producing 150 barrels after 24 hours. Other districts report gassers and light oil shows, including Marion Harrison Wetzel Tyler Doddridge and Greenbrier counties with tests at various farms and sands.
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Blue Creek
Wik
Kanawaa
West Virginia
Ritchie County
Imperial Oil Gas Products Company
John Keith
Hughes River
Union’ Dield
Ritchie County 148
Bingamon
Marion County
Pope Brothers and Company
Sycamore Leek
Union District
Harrison County
Philadelphia Company
W. B. Maxwell
Duck Creek
Grant District
Hope Natural Gas Company
Gaston Heirs
Spencer
Roane County
South Penn Ol Company
Walnut Fork
McElroy
Tyler County
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Fish Creek
Church District
Wetzel County
Caracele Natural Gas Company
J. A. Connelly
Deeser
Campbell's
Sea
Hackers’ Creek District
Lewis Ousty
CP. Butcher and Company
W.franci Nl
E. Alleman
Kamé
George Rogers
West Fork River
Union
Sam Company
Adamston Coal and Coke Company
Mannington
Morris, and Company
Elmus Price
Jesse Tallington
Fairmont
Fairmont Gan
Distriche
Clayton Oil Company
Alfred Kendall
Carnegie Natural Gas Company
Gordon
David Hibbs
Hisworth
Sweeney and Parson Oil and Gas Company
Maxon
M. Leasure
J, Ingram and’ Company
Newport Township
Washington County
F. H. Edgar and Company
O. Carpenter
Graysville
Monroe
Carter Oil’ Company
A. McI Vey
Jackson Ridge
Plainsville Ol
John Burkhart
Rinard’s Milla
Matamoras Ol
Ite
Cline Heirs
governor proposes farm for convicts on Missouri river
Governor proposes to buy a large farm of at least one hundred thousand acres across the Missouri river from the penitentiary in Callaway to house convicts. The plan includes producing vegetables and meats for the prison, with daily ferry transport between the prison and the farm, returning at night to supply food and save costs.
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BT. Louis
Major Maya
Callaway
Missouri
Prion
Kaiser Secluded as War Proceeds in Quiet German Life
Correspondent reports limited public notice of the emperor since the war began. A private officer’s letter describes daily grinding work from dawn to bedtime, with brief war bulletins at the general staff. The emperor appears rarely, his mood steady, as officers move between dusty headquarters and the front.
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Associated Prensa
Berlin
Readanarer
Fovall
Landwehr
Eagles to Elect Clarkburg Maria Ai 446
Free will last meeting elected Monday night will serve a year from the first of January next.
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Clarksburg
Maria Ai
Convict Camp Contracts Targeted by Governor
Fragmentary notes indicate the governor discusses prison contracts for convicts, a project abandoned earlier, with references to barracks, the river, and penitentiary plans. The incomplete text mentions Tabor and shifts in timing for next year.
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Tabor
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Consolidated Company
Bell System
D.M. Ogden Co
D. M. Ogden
House OF Quality
Federal Department
Brown's Creek
Kaiser
Eagles
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