Noted Suffrage Orator To Tour Marion County
FAIRMONT July 3. The Political Equality Club of Fairmont announced that Lavina Engle, an organizer from New York City, will tour Marion county during the third week of July to advance the woman’s suffrage amendment. The article also notes a West Virginia Supreme Court appeal in the Fairmont charter injunction case, the charter declared unconstitutional by Judge Haymond, and lists numerous local obituaries, burglaries, and community events including a new motion picture theater project and July Fourth celebrations.
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Equality Club
Engle
Fairmont
Political Equality Club
Lavina Engle
New York City
Marion County
Supreme Court of West ,Virginia
Haymond
Marion Circuit Court
Hats Offer Unbeatable Millinery Values Now
A sale features $4.00, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 and $10.00 hat values. The notes promise these hats are without a doubt the best and most legitimate values ever offered.
Divorce suit over alleged affair in Raoul home
In Millen Georgia on July 3 Mrs Winifred Raoul files for divorce and alimony against her husband William G Raoul Jr 41 alleging he brought Mrs Sinclair to their home from Cleveland formed affections with her and neglected his wife She notes the couple’s age gap and that Raoul professed atheism and free love Mrs Sinclair previously stayed at the Raoul relatives home and later left for Gulfport Mississippi Raoul is jailed for failure to post bond and his remarks suggest misunderstandings pending court action The Wadley and Raoul families are prominent Georgia lineages with Raoul connected to past Georgia Central and Mexican railways leadership
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Millen
Gulfport
Miss
Sinclair
Raoul
Winifred Wadley
West Macon
Cleveland
Clevvland
Mrs. Raoul
Wadleys
Raouls
Georgia
W. B. Wadley
Georgia Central Railway System
W.G. Raoul
Georgia Central
Mexican National Railways
Rao Erited & Tor
Bit
Death by gas ends Wilkesbarre merchant farewell notes
H A Merithew a retired hardware dealer and Long Beach investor committed suicide by inhaling gas in a Philadelphia lodging house room. Four written messages to his wife and son describe fear of separation and an asylum, with the final note expressing love as his strength waned.
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H. A. Merithew
Wilkesbarre
Long Beach
Cal
Fannie
Lyle
Hops
California
Pennsylvania Hospital
Helen
CATTLE MALADY QUARANTINE LIFTED IN WEST VIRGINIA
West Virginia kept foot and mouth disease costs low with a state quarantine led by Agriculture Commissioner How ard B Williams. The initiative limited spread to three counties and saved millions elsewhere, though border states spent far more. Regulations remain in Berkeley and Jefferson, but Ohio county lifts.
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West Virginia
Howard B. Williams
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Berkeley
Jefferson
Moonshine probe ties ex-official to Arkansas murder plot
Knox Eggth, former head of Tennessee internal revenue, confessed involvement in a moonshine conspiracy and named John F. Serber of Atlanta as the man who allegedly planned to kill David A. Oates, Arkansas deputy revenue chief. Booth claimed he fled to Serber’s home and hid ten days before warrants. He says he refused to join the plot.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Knox Eggth
Tennessee Internal Revenue Division
John F. Serber
Atlanta
Georgia Internal Revenue Division
David A. Oates
Arkansas
Internal Revenue
Booth
Serber
Gates
Farmer Pat Snook Kicked By Horse in Green Township
F buckle: July 3 report from Lock Haven says Green township farmer Pat Snook was severely injured after a horse kicked him in the breast while he treated the animal’s foot. He fell, sustaining a fractured breast bone and other injuries as a cat jumped from the rider and startled the horse.
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Lock Haven
Pat
Fourth of July Celebrations Across 1835 to 1846
A narration of Third party era Fourth of July events recounts ceremonies in Harrison County and Clarksburg including reading the Declaration of Independence, speeches by Col. Kincheloe and Rev. Callahan, and a grand dinner at Randolph Academy with toasts. Celebrations continued at Shinnston and Rock Camp with prayers, orations by local leaders, and festive dinners.
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Justin
John Marshall
Polticians
Court House
Ofho Callahan
Methodist Church
Richard W. Moore
Daniel Kincheloe
Randolph Academy
Harrison County
Mashack Ross
Humphrey Faris
Benjamin Dolbeare
Aug. J. Smith
John Horner
John Ross
Pre
Beverly Roy
Aug. J
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Yalon
Asher
B. Roy
A.'J. Smith
Morgan Ross
J. Johnson
United States
J. Horner
Shinnston
Citiens
Black
B. Reader
S. H. Morris
Henry Clay
Democracy
Andrew
Jackson
W. K. Shinn
Clarksburg
Ollock
D.hincheloe
August J. Smith
G. Davison
Richard W. Er
Harrison Range
J. R. Johnson
John W. Coffman
William A. Harrison
Cols. D. Kineheloesand
DrassGents
John Marsey
Luther
Haymond
J. C. Campbell
South Caroline
A. M. Bastable
van Buren
J. W. Coffman
Rock Camp
Isaac Smith
Little Rock Camp Creek
Samuel D. Smith
Andrew Davisson
Pelix
KR. Coffman
John B. Davisson
John W. Stout
James L. Smith
Mathew J- Orr
Allen Martin
West Virginia trade and city projects on hold up
Grafton and surrounding West Virginia districts report coal and freight movement steady while local efforts press to compel the Grafton Traction Company to fix streets damaged by trolley lines. Plans for a $50,000 Tygarts Valley river bridge at St Mary street proceed, and a $15,000 hospital bond issue is being considered with election timing to be announced.
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Grafton
West Virginia
Taylor County Automobile Association
Grafton Traction Company
West Virginia Industrial School
Tygarts ‘Valley River
St. Mary Street
Hundred City Wetera
Phe Fourth opay lay aside age of business for one
A garbled OCR item mentions a business age and a plan to lay aside certain actions. Names, dates, and clear details are unreadable, leaving only fragmented phrases about an event or decision related to business. The readable parts suggest a filing or notice but lack concrete facts to confirm.
Redpath-Brockway hautauqua to open at Grafton July 22
West Virginia and Pittsburgh branch inspection completed for the Baltimore and Ohio system. The Redpath-Brockway hautauqua will open at Grafton for a week's stand on July 22 with the tent pitched on a vacant lot on McGraw avenue last year used by the big tabernacle for evangelistic services. John Hennen, a Gratten glass worker, found semi conscious along a road near Glovers Gap Marion county, with throat gagged, is recovering at home and denies attempting suicide, believed a robbery victim. William Minor, who escaped from the local jail while serving six months for bootlegging, was arrested at Philippi and returned to Grafton to complete his sentence.
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Grafton
McGraw
John Hennen
Gratten
Glo
Ers Gap
Marion County
William Minor
Philippi
Barbour County
Two Are Sentenced to Die in New York
A 41 year old truck driver from Brooklyn was convicted of first degree murder for stabbing his wife on March 22. Judge Roy sentenced him to death in the chair. The case featured the condemned man’s claim of innocence as the chief witness, with Congressman W. G. Brown noted in court. Independence Day observances will close stores, with a big labor union picnic and various sports. Peach crops in the rural district are expected to be the heaviest in years.
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Wailenaws
Mae
Ilendge
Brooklyn
Roy
God
Lot
Ain
W. G. Brown
Gianaro Mazalla
Brown
Grafton
Andréea Castiglano
Kingwood
Supreme Court
Manning
Augista
John HS. Barlow
A. Hood Phillips
House of Delegates
Glass industry updates from Pittsburgh and surrounding plants
Reports indicate the United States Glass Company's Pittsburgh plant will run night shifts during the last week of the summer holiday period as repairs are completed. Coshocton Glass and Morgantown Star City plants show varying activity with some closures and improved outlooks. Obear-Nester Glass in Kansas City closed June 25 after a strong season amid trade downturn.
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Hener Bee
United States Glass Company
Pittsburg
Coshocton Glass Company
Coshocton
Ohio
Seneca Jobs Company
Planta
Morgantown
Star City
W. Va
National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers
Fort Pitt
Obear-Nester Glass Company
Kansas City
DuBois Glass Company
Fee Cemmeat
Serko
Glass industry plants report varied restart progress
Four weeks into the season several glass plants in Pennsylvania and nearby states report ongoing tank operations and workforce shifts. Wig Glass in Puoxsutsu Pa runs its ten-ring plant with ten hand blows. New Bethlehem Window Glass in New Bethlehem Pa has six of eight machines active. Berney-Bal Glass in Clarion Pa operates its tank with twelve handshops on two shifts. A receiver is appointed for Baker and Company of Baltimore to oversee a business in glass manufacturing. Carr-Lowry Glass in Westport Md expects its tank by June 29 with full operation by late July. Economy plant near Swainsville faces uncertain near term. Brothers Company in Steubenville completed a large electric bowl press. Wittmer Glass of Gl Glass Co plans start July 6 and adjust rest of season. Haskem Glass in Martins Ferry Oh计划 to close for a shutdown today. Fidelity Glass Tarentum Pa transfers workers to another tank and shifts to three shifts. Tarentum Daventio Pa schedules a summer shutdown for repairs as a break in a tank complicates operations.
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Wig Glass Corporation
Puoxsutsu Pa
New Bethlehem
Berney-Bal Glass Company
Clarion
Baker and Company
Baltimore
Temlas
Carr-Lowry, Glasa
Westport
Bsummer
Brothers’ Company, Steuben ii
GI Glass Company
Wittmer
Haskemn
Martins Ferry
Fidelity
Glass Tarentum
Tarentum Glass Y Daventio Pa
Price
Wis
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