National seat gossip hints at Republican wave
Washington Oct 21 reports churned from editors across Ohio New York Missouri and Illinois indicate Bourne predicts a Republican landslide, with Mayhew Danks and other candidates favored by labor groups. The piece notes shifts in rail policy debates and reactions to Wilson’s administration, stressing probable GOP gains nationwide.
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Jony
Avnald Bourne
Gared
Ove
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Mulland
Tenniissen
Tse
Sania
Wilson
Tureien
Elise
Reyubiivati
Hughes
Wiley
Mont of Fils
Wurhes
Gtisi
Shinaston Woman Taken By Death
A Shininston woman died Friday afternoon. Funeral services and details follow in the notice, with mentions of family and local community figures attending.
Oil and Gas Development at Telstate
A long transport era report details extensive oil and gas drilling activity across multiple counties. It notes numerous well completions, pump tests, and pad developments by several companies, with references to farms, counties, and specific drill sites. The piece highlights ongoing exploration, production progress, and anticipated output adjustments as operators press for increased yields and efficient operations.
Local Farm Activity and Rentals in Multiple Townships
The report notes ongoing farm operations across Hale Jefferson Hanoser and other townships with several names such as Turner Connaby Hull Holland Lut ton Me Melee and George A. Print involved. Rentals and developments appear with varying success as firms like Henry Caltauun Surn and the Peoples Natural Gas Company are referenced alongside agricultural activity in 19th or early 20th century style.
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Mootn
Phillips
Mary
Cruar Ani
Ciabang
Turin
Tate Development Ork
Jefferson County
Ralitien
Tay
Thusluy
Rust
George A. Print
Feria
Daland Grek
Peoples Natiral Gan Company
Campany
Haldine
Baker Denial Questioned in War Secretary Speech
The article reports on Secretary of War Baker denying claims of tremors on Washington troops and a difference between his statements and press reports. It notes readings of his remarks to a New York representative and subsequent statements about Washington’s directives and personal communications.
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New York Tribune
Aires
Aedel
Bkding
Andar Carranza
New York
Wienbosr
Plattshire
N.Y
Shane
Baker
Washington
Eamimianil
the Tribune
Vle Stat Sen
Jersey City Journal
Blown Up In Switzerland Violence Injures Several Workers
A blast at a Lucerne facility injured multiple workers after a confrontation with guards. One sentinel reportedly died in the incident while others were forced to evacuate. authorities detained Tony Crawford, described as a Black man, amid ongoing investigations.
River Stage Report From Damaged Local Section
Fragmented OCR notes describe river stages and measurement references for several locations including Windom Steubenville and Pa Abudis Moreantows. Distorted lines mention feet below a mark and a date near 17 forth and 06 beet with unclear measurements and names.
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Windom
Steubenville
Personalities and Visitors Reported in City
A group of individuals from various towns visit the city for several days. Names include D Barrok Parkersburg and Alisa Calvert Folsom plus J F Johnson Buckhannon and others with hotel and guest house stays noted at the Waldo and Waldo Mn. Edna White plans to spend Sunday with her parents after attending Stoaddus Institute in Philippi.
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Parkersburg
Sieetu
Gore
Alisa Regina Calvert
Folsom
David Buckman
Philipps
A. Ogre
Charlcnton
Walde
J.T. Moore
Charleston
Mammmuond
Gratton
J. F. Johnson
Buckhan
G. L. Hares
Martinsburg
Waldo Mn
Mra
HF. Straley
Werston
Bare
Edna White
Biv
J.B White
Stoaddus Institute
Philippi
Teas
Shinnston
To Name Judges Discussed with President Wilson
Today the discussion covered filling several vacant federal judgeships with the President and other officials.
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Wilson
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