Rumor Swirls Around Brooks Smith as 1900s Political Prospect
Dec 1 report from Washington outlines a resting rumor about Brooks Smith a young political figure in the First Cow era. It notes Smith’s growing notoriety and possible candidacy while detailing rumors of rivals and organizational backing amid a tense political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aRves Brooks Smith
Washington
Marshal B. Suveh
Afias
Harwick
Alr Smith
M. Gook Rocerl
Capital
Hive
Tim Jang
Velin
Removal Sale At 235 Mountrowity Street
Removal sale offers 0 per cent reduction on entire stock of chandeliers. Featured during an event with new stock from the latest assortment. Located at 235 Murowitty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enre
Murowitty
Marines Battle Leaves Four Police Killed in Managua Clashes
In Managua police and Marines clashed during a street fight. Four police officers were killed and one wounded, while two Marines were wounded. The incident occurred during a disturbance involving American Marines and local authorities.
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Managua
Micaragua
Des
Bravery in Bolton Club Fight Against Animal Cruelty
By The Way reports the Jack London Club of Bolton urging readers to walk out of venues showing animal cruelty and exploitative acts for profit. The piece critiques trainers and patrons, condemns brutal training methods, and calls for laws to curb such exhibitions while reflecting on societal complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack London Club
Bolton
Reas
Coal traffic up as week shows mixed loading figures
Coal loading across West Virginia and neighboring divisions rose slightly this week with 2 821 cars moved through stewsroads up to Friday, while several lines showed gains or losses. Key figures include Monongah division 2 270 cars and 15 loaded, Western Maryland 408 cars, Charleston division minor gains, and overall five day totals amid policy shifts toward machine use and rapid loading strategies discussed at the West Virginia Mining Institute meeting in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongah Division
Monongahels
West Virgala
Mary Oul
Pennsylvania
White Hat
Charleston
Maryland
Clarieston
Bue i Assereig
State Mining Institute
Konsioty of
West ‘Virginia
Natitute
la Charleston
la Joseph Reed
Snalolyork
Consolidation Coal Company
Inotituys
Carl Seholter
Elee Prest
Dna Nek
Aralried-Weoming Conl Company
Martin Tre
Lamiila
Charinetan
Lasable
Vresident
B.D. Knright
Kus Fork
Eeerbenystronaugor
Shomenod
Prudent
W. Reid
Babymont
Pralow
My Kohl
Pintaburgh
Pas
M. Hamliii
Menldant
Elwood Jones
Stutespurs
Keeeulits
sMechor
Fakta
Frank Haas
Fairmont
Cnet
Joseph Road
Day
Clarknburs
H. Tasledon
Ferns donated to Christ Episcopal hospital by church committee
The Christ Episcopal church Hospital committee completed its November service by donating seven potted ferns and other plants to Cook Hospital. The gifts, purchased with church funds, aimed to brighten wards and trays for months, and accompanied Thanksgiving favors for patients.
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Christ Episcopal Church Hospital
Cook Hospital
Thie Tia
Lucyine
Misa Line
Cask Hospital
Turkey
First Methodist Episcopal
Lms
Saltaet Strwant A J Sailer Fairmont Manager of Southern Coal
A announcement from Fairmont says A J Sailer of Fairmont and Mea Macy Etim Stewart of Weston are involved in a matter announced today. Details remain unclear with fragmented wording pointing to a potential legal or managerial notice. Further specifics are not yet provided.
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Saltaet-Strwant
A. J. Sailer
Fairmont
Ennorel
Southern Coal Corporation
Macy
Etim Stewart
Weston
Red
Parkersburg
Howne
Mire
Saltzer
Like Old Cat Lud Returns Now in Jail
Lud Burress, evlored, may face a warrant for operating a gambling room after yesterday’s events. Mayor Conaway announced Burress will likely get leave to come to court as police recount a poker gathering at Lud’s pier. Burress was fined $50 for the gambling charge but could not pay. Police report dozens of men seen gambling. warrants issued for several participants. Kendall arrested for intoxication. he confessed and paid fines.
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Lud Burress
Fairmont
W. W
Coste Fle
Salder
Burress’ Place
Jackson Street
Sy Morders
Pollen Force
Lud's
Nares
Tehnaytvanta
Hla Tormer Naunta
Janes Kendall
Shroyer
At Home Sunday Afternoons Invites City Women
A notice invites all women and girls in the city to attend informal Sunday afternoon gatherings from 3 oclock, with a short program including Mrs Charles W Waddell singing and Miss Caroling Sumpter reading, and wafers served.
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Wisnes
Feremda
Charles W. Waddell
Caroling Sumpter
Grassy Run Man Taken By Death
George W. Satterfield a Marian county resident died at his home after a year of illness with complications. He was a long time farmer and active church member. Survived by wife and several children. Body prepared by R J Cunningham and son. Funeral Sunday at All Celek with burial in Bunner cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Satterfield
Marian County
Grasay
Christian Aid
Methodist Ypiscopatchurch
Tary
Make Application For Incorporation For a Woman's Association
A charter is being prepared for a local organization under West Virginia law. The women of the Young Women's Christian Association will form the board of directors with names to appear on the charter. A national program on inspirational nature education is planned with eligibility for all local women.
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Agnarasian Voryappps
Meer
Iaws
Weal Virginie
Young ‘Woman's Christian Association
Mies Lucio
Ford
Dany Arn
Itr
Union official arrested in local union funds case
Charles Hardy treasurer of Lecat Union No. 4074 United Mins Workers of America was arrested on a warrant sworn by Leo David. Hartley was jailed on a 4000 bond for embezzlement of 682.10. Hartley appeared before Judge Dillingson and was released after posting bond. The incident sparked consternation among local union members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Hardy
Lecat Union
United Mins Workers of America
Ne Powell
Hamamond
Leo David
Chare
Ting Hartley
Iie Tocwl
C. C. Wreeler
M Watrant
A. Dillingsloa
Himar
Afer
Kaltine Vowell
Bammat
Wheeler
Sim
Erro
Officials In City Today From Fairmont and Beyond
Officials in Fairmont and surrounding districts report travel from Graf ton to Wheeling on mixed train service amid a light rainfall. The November business activity remains slightly below last year, with conductors directed to inform the telegraph office of passenger counts at connections.
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J. M. Scott
Wheelie
Grmral
West Virginia
Fairmont
Grafton
Wheeling
C.F
Ata Telet
Fairmont Ihia
Chrksbure
Clarksbtre Mibrary
Nemenix Temple
Nehioa
Mratle Shrine
Parkersburk
Clarknbuts
Ha Jookeil
Parkersburg
Feoleht Husinoan
N&o
Palrmont
Tile Wood
Ord
Civil Service Exams Held for Post Office Clerks
Civil Service examinations for post office clerk and city carrier were held at the post office this morning. Exams were administered by G. M. Meredith of the Civil Service Board. Four women and eighteen men took the examinations, with white applicants prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
G. M. Meredith
Werétacy
Civil Service Board
Quadruple naval pact offered by four powers
The draft treaty among the United States Great Britain France and Japan to replace the Anglo Japanese Alliance was presented by Senator Lodge at the arms conference. It creates a ten year framework where parties respect existing rights in the Pacific and, if diplomacy fails, convene conferences. Any party may withdraw after twelve months notice post ten years. The text outlines negotiations among the four powers for peaceful settlement of disputes and joint action if necessary.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Senator Lodge
Inwlar
Pacific
Senate
Lodge
Americ
Posce
America
Madonty
Areland
Esa Bettie Domingoon
India
Dominion
Canada
Commonwealth of Australia
New Zealand
Indi
French Republic
Emporer
Pacific Ocean
Nalles. Astich
Ted Ma
McOmt
Kansas Miners at Work Amid UMWA Tensions
President John Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America claims authority in Kansas and neighboring districts. Telegraph reports from Jenna Sherwan indicate 24 mines active in Kansas with 4,500 workers in District 14, while about 2,000 Kansas miners have left state operations since the Mogal strike began. The UMWA International Executive Board plans to release verified figures to members to counter rumors and ensure compliance with the union agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
United Ming Workers of America
Siation
Kantian
Frias
Charles H Batley
Fairmont
Lewis
West Virginia
Lewin
Jenna Sherwaon
Kone
District 14
Revealhat
Kansas
Missouri
United Mine Workers
Knness
Kaunas
Jawa
International Executive Board
Indianapole
Anniversary At The Presbyterian Church Celebration
The First Presbyterian Church holds an anniversary service with morning and evening events. Reverend Stoer will speak on the general history of the region in the morning and the church history in the evening. Dr Stoeter recently visited Pittsburgh for historical records in the Camogie Library. Special music prepared by the choir accompanies the program.
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Firet Presbyterian Church
Servien Ray
Stotzer
Thia
Stoeter
Pittaburgh
Camogie
Moroncahely
Marty
Fairmont
New Hours At The Catetat Brasshopper
In-draft OCR fragment notes new operating hours for a venue named Catetat Brasshopper. The text references daily opening and closing times, with hours indicated as 12 pm to 5 pm, and mentions attendance by a Young Ladies circulation association and a planned event. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Fred” Smith
Ncal
Congress
Shington
Swith
Henine
Napoleon
Valeries
Hinty
Rathe
Chandler
Virginie Eleenm
Kelley-Laughlin
Jullmont
West Va
State Road Commission
Luke G
Arnett
W. M
Lambie
Mechanical Mining
Startles Mining Institute
Cook
Willard Hotel
Liberty
Hart and Bride
Christ’ Church
Burress
Hoos
George Satterfield
Long Mllness
Porehing
Adrietme Mayer
Washington Health Crusader
Uoupht
Marist
Munneale
Abban
Hin
Mauschmatta
Rhode Island
New York
Intriot
Colunshi
the Catetat
Brasshopper
Tafetoris
Randy
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