Roosevelt Will Stay in Oyster Bay During National Conventions
Chicago reports Roosevelt will not attend the Republican or Progressive conventions. He will stay in Oyster Bay and stay in touch with events. Managers debated muzzling him but decided against it, fearing political harm. In Chicago, Progressive delegates may delay his nomination until Republicans finish ballots. At Penn State, 250 students tested political knowledge, with many unable to name top state officials or the governor.
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River Stage Reports From Multiple Cities
May 13 to May 18 reports show river stages at Wheeling Pittsburg Steubenville Morgantown and Oil City with levels varying from 1.7 to 9.5 feet. Conditions described as clear or falling with warm to mild weather noted. Dam measurements include Davis Island dam at 4.4 feet and Wickets dam at 13 feet upcoming Monday.
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Personal notices from a Charleston city visit list
Mt. C. Hiple of the state tex com twice loner's Allen at Charleston, in city Saturday evening. William S. Johnson of Mt. Fons, former state senator, running for state treasurer, left for home after spending the week in the county campaign. William F. Dunkin from Bridgeport, Clhtue Stout a louelness visitor from Bridgeport Saturday evening. Ted Mr. Martin, a Washington lawyer, visited Saturday evening. John Dunkin from Bridgeport, Mrs. D. W. McGeorge and Mr. BD. McGeorge Jr and son of Oraf Pa, visit Mr. and Mrs. George St. Wart from Wallace. R.H. Leonard of Orafton is a guest at the Hoist Gore. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Keener of Button visiting in the city. Thomas Meade of Wheeling city visitor. Janus Hickman Jr. of Pennsboro first visitor here. J. L. Johnson of Buckhannon a guest at the Waldo. Mr. and Mrs. W. HH. Heater of Burnsville visiting here.
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Button
Thoman Meade
Wheeling
Janus Hickman, Jr
Pennsboro
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Buckhannon
Waldo
W. HH. Heater
Burnsville
Shot Fire Chief Hoskins in Matewan Killing
May lending to John Hoskins chief of Matewan shot during an altercation in town. Henry Drower, 28, dies. Hoskins escapes to Kentucky. authorities pursue. Hoskins had been reinstated as mayor and was a Graves county, Kentucky family member.
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Hoakina
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Promisant
Graves County
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President Wilson Tours Sites on James River Yacht Trip
President Wilson sailed up the James River aboard the naval yacht Sylph on May 13 visiting historic frontier posts and sites linked to early U.S. history and several presidents. The trip, planned for weeks, yielded no major Washington measures and he is not expected to return to the capital before Monday.
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Delegates Count Set for National Progressive Convention
CHICAGO May 13 1791 delegates and alternates are slated to attend the National Progressive Convention in Chicago on June 7. Alaska and South Dakota have nine additional delegates yet to be heard from. The national committee authorized 624 delegates but demand for increased representation expands the body to 1106 members.
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Mexico unrest and migration reported in dispatches
BORER notes policy halted all munitions ships and the border remained as the American expedition began. Bandit activity near Mexico City and Tamaulipas was reported in consular dispatches. Unconfirmed reports claimed Felix Diaz, linked to an anti Carranza revolt in southern Mexico, crossed into Guatemala.
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State Department
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Guatemala
Greatest Continued From Flat
ATLANTA Ga May 12 The Georgia delegation to the national Progressive convention in Chicago ruled for Theodore Roosevelt and the national Progressive platform. No action was taken regarding putting a state ticket into the field.
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Debated Rural Eradite Bill Delayed to Monday
Washington May 14 The house failed to complete debate today on the rural eradite bill and leaders said it would be pamed Monday. Auto Exchange ad notes available bargains in Traders Alley with phone number 619.
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