Market notes hint at hesitating recovery in west energy and finance
The excerpt cites erratic currents in business with a gradual rise in the tire of returning steadiness, tempered by weather impacts and crop losses from drought. It notes limited activity in Pittsburgh security trading, with strength only in a major Eastern issue. Oil brings signals of drilling progress as South Penn OM reports No. 3 on Nancy L. Murray farm with a 10 barrel pumper.
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Iee
Pittsburgh
Openig
Moore, Leonard & Lewis
South Penn OM Company
Nancy L. Murray
Maxon
Washington News Chiton’s Faction Faces Political Desperation
In a stark party split report, Chilton backed by factional leaders vows to oppose Wilson and the national administration if they support Chilton’s candidacy. The letter warns of desperate times as faction leaders push for offices like governor and attorney general, with insiders named as Sam A. Hays Jack Wilkinson W C Earhardt and Oscar Price.
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Chilton
Ship
Wilson
Sam A. Hays
Jack” Wilkinson
W. C. Earhardt
Oscar Price
Senator Chilton
Price
Interior Department
Court News Deeds Filed in Fairmont and Barrackville
Court records list deeds recorded by Charles B. Koon and wife to Thomas Straight for five thousand dollars in Fairmont’s J Fay Watson Addition. Mary S Cartright and husband sell land on Buffalo Creek near Barrackville for two hundred fifty dollars. Frank A Lloyd acquires a second Buffalo Creek parcel for two hundred fifty dollars. Amy Viola Bartholow and husband deed land in Fairmont district for two hundred fifty dollars. Elizabeth R Smitley transfers land in Grant district for one thousand dollars. Vital statistics report births and deaths with physicians and coroner notes.
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Charles B. Koon
Thomas
Fairmont
Elizabeeth R. Smitley
A. Blanche
Smitley
Grant
William H. Sands
M. L. G. Smith
R. L. Peters
Dr. Peters
Dr. Smith
Frank A. Lloyd
Dr. Sands
R. L. Cunningham
C. L. Hersey
Wheat market rally and large September purchases amid export sales
More than 1000 beahols of September wheat were purchased today by shorts to profit, led by A Patten and Medera Miller in a bullish trade. Big flour exports were reported from the west while Riverpool strength spurred some buying, countered by selling of the July. Weather outlook suggested better ground, with demand expected to drop. September fell today below 1.01 dollars.
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Ghicao
Shorts
Mes A. Patten
Medera
Meayy
West Virginia oil tests report multiple completions
West Virginia fields show several late completions as Murphy in Ritchie counts reports on M Haught farm duster in salt sand, Cairo Oil on Elmer Wilson farm duster, South Penn completing on Monroe Penn farm, Carter Oil on Walter McMillan farm shot in Big Injun Sand with wax pressure rise, Penn Oil on Horse Aract No 19 with 20 barrel output, United Fuel Gas on Horse Creek Land and Coal, and Little Sycamore K district Clay No 10 08 x tract completed.
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West Virginia
India Creek
Murphy District
Ritchie County
F. Dean & Co
M. Haught
Bear Run
Cairo Oil Company
Elmer Wilson
Burning Springs
Ritchie
South Penn Oil Company
Monroe Penn Farm
Jerecke Smithfield
Roane County
Carter of Company
Walter McMillan
Lincoln County
Penn Oil Company
United Fuel Gas Comp
Horse Creek
Tame Farm
Little
Sycamore K
Call of the West yarn fuels party protest over Chilton
A fragment discusses an anti-Chilton narrative aimed at stirring protest within the party against Chilton appointees and President Wilson. The piece notes politicians’ view that the story was started to mobilize unfriendly elements within the party and create pressure on Chilton and the President.
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Chilton
Wilson
Electrician Falls From Top Of Work Car In Marion
An electrician named Webb fell from the top of a work car in front of Marion Hardware store. He was carried to Dr A L Peters office with injuries dressed and taken home to Washington street. He and two other workers were on the car when a fellow worker struck him in the face with a two by four, causing a forceful sommersault onto his feet.
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Marion
Laying Brick On Main St Car Track Work Advances
Bricks are being laid in Main street streetcar tracks. The work continues with bricks laid along Fairmont avenue and preparations underway to move tracks to their former position. Contractors filled holes on upper Main street with concrete to complete the prep.
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Main Street
Fairmont Avenue
Titular Bridge Plans for Coal Run Monongahela River
William J. Titus of Indianapolis outlines detailed bridge specifications for the Coal Run and Monongahela river crossing. Proposed 60 foot wide concrete span 1400 to 1500 feet long with eight clusters of lights, blending strength and aesthetics. praised for Durability in historic floods and linked to the Glen Elk design.
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Coal Run
Monongahela
William J. Titus
Indianapolis
Ind
Chamber of Commerce
Monongahela River
Merchant Street
Washington Street
War Department
Titus
Saskatchewan River
Daniel B. Luten
Ohio
Indiana
Glen Elk
Clarksburg
Barnes Teaching At Summer Varsity Term
Prof Walter Barnes of Fairmont Normal school and Mrs Barnes have gone to Morgantown to teach English at the University for the summer term. He is a University graduate who recently returned from Charleston where he attended the West Virginia State Education Association and the State Board of Regents meeting.
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Walter Barnes
Fairmont Normal School
Barnes
Morgamtown
University
Charleston
West Virginia State Education Association
State Board of Regents
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