davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
DuililInH I,erfniis.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by Building Inspector But
ler
Virginia Construction Company. to
erect two-story brick tenement. two
dwellings, on Sixth Street. between
Boxer aud Preston: to cost $4,000.
j. Lee Davis, to erect two story brick
dwelling on cast side of Roland Street
between Main and FLOYD. 10 cost sl0,.
900.
Walter Anderson, to erect two-story
frame dwelling on Thirty fourth Street
between q ana X, TO cost $4,000,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

questions and criticize plots submitted
to him.
DR.: Esenwein's distinguished career
az editor OF Lippincott's magazine. and
MS brilliant reputation as author,
scholar and speaker invest these talks
with more Than usual interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

Mrs. Owens Returns from Toledo
Mrs X. +. Owens. of Decatur street
south Richmond. who has been visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. G.. Il. Petit OF
Toledo. q. has returned to her home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
Handbag Repor,cd stolen.

Mrs *. s. VIM, al 81 East Franklin
street yesterday reported tn. police that
handbag. containing $50 ana keys. was
stolen from her home
H. NJ. Garrett. CT North Eleventh Street,
reported that a robo was stolen from his
automobile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

Affsn Paul In Hospital.
Miss Marian Paul. q! $50 North Tenth
street, was operated on AT Grace Hos
pital yesterday. Her condition is eat
iEfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
0RL0PF P. MILLER
TAKES LAST TRIP
FORMER WELL KNOWN RESIDENT
or THIs CITY DIES AT
sHEEADEN, PA
services Were Conducted There Last
1ventng-Interment IN Green
wood Cemetery Today.

To his many friends in Wheeling. the
sudden death of Orion p. Miller. on sat
nrday. Oct. 10. at his home In sheraden.
vas a great shock. as his jovial dispos
tiun MS apparent good health, and gen
erai appearance. made the subject Of
ms death seem only a remote fate that
would come sometime In the hazy tut
nre. IN the last week OF his life his
Irienos noticed a quietness OF demeanor
AZ times foreign 10 his usual folly ma o.
Nouid resume his customary cneerrtfl-
ness. and make tocular observations a
10 his feelings and the remedies prc-
scrfoed 50 that none Of the family knew
or apprehended his serious condition
" - now evident that he was very fii
ovt ne was making heroic efforts 20
overcome 10. and went so far as 10 send
his usual announcements 10 the trad.
mat he would call the following weck
On saturday morning he was about and
joking with friend. hut about noon
the family were alone DISPERSED ahour
the house. when AIRS Miller having !
presentimcnt OF uncasincss went TO he
husband, and her woman's intuftion
taught her that he was far more iIl
than he would acknowledge With :
tender remark to Mother" h. cIfpped
. ring from his finger to hers and I'M
feN moments was dead The csuee
OF death was diagnosed as gastritiS
Ny. Miller vas born I'm Wheeling. De.
cember 70, 1859. and after his school
days was IN the employ OF Thona
Hughes. and later accepted n POSITION
with the Benjamin Fisher stove com.
pany- About twenty-five years ago he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

became connected with Baldwin a Gra-
nam at that time large stove manu-
featuring company OF Pittsburgh. which
was later consolidated with the Pitts
burgh stove a. Range company. and rep
resented the interests OF these COM
panies In western Pennsylvania. eastern
Ohio and In West Virginia. Wheeling
being his old home and In the territory
or his business activities. he kept in
touch with his many friends in thar W.
entity.
He was son OF George w Miller
recently deceased. a former well known
roll turner OF the Whitaker mill and H.
survived by his widow. who was former
ly Miss Jessie Nav. OF Clarington. u
two sons. Charles X. and VIM. Kirk: a
daughter Miss Virginia: one brother.
Frank l., OF the Wheeling post office; A
sister. Mrs. George r. Matthews. OF
Sheraden. Pa.
Funeral services We're held at the
family residence. e9O2 Zephyr avenue
Sheraden. Monday evening: and frofi
there viii be brought TO Wheeling Tues
day noon. TO the home OF his uncle
Charles n. Miller. SIS Main stree.
where the last sad rites will be held
Wednesday afternoon. interment being
In Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
INSTALL OFFICERS
ONO Valley Medical Association Holds
Interesting Meeting Last NIqht
In the City Building.

New officials Of the Ohio Valley Med.
ical Association we're Installed AZ a
meeting held last evening by the so.
ciety In the First branch council cham.
Der. DIT NJ b. Kelly is president. DIR.
J. W. Howell. Of Bridgeport. vice pres.
ident; Or. A. " Weinberger. secreta.
~ and Or. r. Baird treasurer. The
board OF censors IL composed OF DIT.
y. NJ stats. DR.. r. Len. Hupp and
Dr. +. A. Hildreth n.
Ut. Kelly delivered a very interest.
ing installation address. In which he
outlined the yearly work Of the socie.
~ Following the regular meeting of
me association, lunch was served By
me association to It's members.
The association will meet again on
Monday evening. Al which time a spe.
cially prepared paper win BE- read hy
one OF its members yet TO BE- selected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

Mrs. W. W Black. OF North warvooa
few days. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonar. Of Wet
Liberty. have returned home affer
spending couple Of days VISITING az
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Goocb
avenue. ''"
a large force OF men are WORKING On
me eNcaNating OF earth from the north
sioe OF the Warwood Bank building 40
that a coat OF water proof paint can BE-
Pgtn On the building 30 that the water
viii not come through the walls
Bud Virgins. OF Pittsburgh. Pa has
returned home after visiting AZ az
nome or Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rrun-
house. OF Seventh street
Inc local bank was closed All dav xes
terday. II being Columbus dav
many local people attended the funeral
strEices or Mrs. Samuel Tecman 81
, nishteenth street which was held yes
terday AFTERNOON at o'clock.
90 Work ~ progressing rapidly ON Tho
,sAine 81 me basement OF the Presbv-
terlan church on Twentieth street .Tbc
basement ~ being fixed so that IL 80
be turned into a Sunday school roon,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From lie City.
AT THE HOTELS.

MeLure-F. II. Baker. New Castle.
Pa: George A. Hook. Waynesburg.
Pa; o. p. Parkin. Washington. Pa:
G.. 4. Baden. Charleston. W. Va: NJ.
o. Stern. HARRISBURG. Pa; c. +. Lu-
cas-. Warrington: W. G. Pounds. New
Martinsville; l. c. White. Morgan
town. W. Va: Albert B. White.
Parkersburg: Fred Paul Grosscup.
Charleston: r. Fowler. Parkersburg;
NJ. A. Frazier. Parkersburg: J. n.
Evans. Weston: Il. p. Conway.
Blackville: J. J. Barry. Fairmont.
Brunswiek-W. 4. De Long.
Barnesvill. o. W. Koehler. Woods
field. o.. Ben Haren. Woodsheld. o.:
Dale Shepherd. Clarksburg: @. T..
Feest. New Martinsville. W. Va.
Grsn5 centrai-B. ID, White and
wife. GAINESVILLE: Raih For, Sisters
Vile: J. W Gorby and wife. Bel
laire. o.: ID. r. Garden and wife. Dali
las. W. Va: L. :. Grose. West Lioer-
ty: Charles Englehart. New Philadel-
phla. o.; n. A Robinson. OIL City.
Pa
stsmm-w. J. Crimes. New Con-
cord. o.: r. C. Gotthardt. Clarington
o.: l.. c. Peoples: b G. Litman
Hannibal. o.. a. NJ Major. St Glars
Vile. o.: G. r. Downes. Fairmont;
Hattie Dyes and Bessie Roy. Wes-
ton. W. Va. J. p. Hogan, Jollytown.
Pa
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. y. Cecil leave for
where they will spend a
few weeks with friends
Miss Christine Arberg Of LaJolia.
Cal. formerly Of this city. he the guest
Of Miss Florence HoEe.
Mrs. Mcclure Hayes. OF Pittsburgh.
who has been the guest Of her sister.
Mrs B Euston Wood. at Beech
Glen. leaves Thursday for her home.
George Hoyt has resumed his work
on the y. 4 q. following a brief illness.
Emery Hubbard. an employe Of the
49, a O.. left yesterday for Parkers-
burg where he will visit relatives for
n few days
Fred Harper has resumed his duties
on the ". A. O. following a few days
visit with friends 20 Holloway.
Ferdinand Rempel and daughter
Florence. 81 los Angeles. California.
are visiting relatives ~ Woodlawn for
a few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING TO BE
HELD IN CARROLL CLUB
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Hon. Jos. Gaines and Sen. Geo. White
Principal Observation-Disclosures
Completes Plans.

Nice-presidenJs or the mass meeting
10 be held by the Ohio county Repub-
Leans Thursday night at the Carroll
Club. were named last night at a meet
ing OF the Ohio county executive com.
mittee. Another meeting will be held
Wednesday evening. at which time
the Chairman of the rally will be made
public. Several matters, entirely per
tinent TO the meeting. were also taken
up.
Every effort will be made to make
the opening rally a big affair. The
Honorable Joseph Gaines is one of the
speakers of the evening. while Sena-
tor George E. White will be the other
II Is also expected that several local
Republicans will be among the speak
ers. A short parade from the head
quarters to the Carroll Club will pre-
cede the meeting. The band has not
yet been selected.
Political spirit has been awakened
among the members OF the party and
everything points to a big rally Thurs
day evening. This will mark. Official
ly.- the opening of the campaign in this
county. although preliminary evente
have taken place during the past few
AiOnNurs COMMUNICATIONS VIII De
mailed to the district precinct cap
tains. informing them of the vast
work they are to do and not to get
sluggish on the job.
Prospects Are Good.
AT present, prominent Republicans
feel that conditions are better for
victory than they have been since the
year OF Taft's first campaign for prtsi-
dent. Only one thing remains to do
and that is to get the vote out. This
seems to be the big factor this year.
The registrars have finished their work
and have made their reports. In some
instances increases have been noted.
Members of the Congressional com
mittee were at headquarters last night
and conferred with the county commit
tee on several points concerning the
campaign of Senator White. Concen.
tration OF effort seems to be the by
word at present and IL is not thought
improbable that the candidates on
the Republican ticket this fall will b.
elected even from the highest to the
lowest official.
In the list OF Independents that
follow Liberty district Is not repre-
scented owing TO the fact that Commit.
teeman Curtis was not able to attend
the meeting last night The list Is as
follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
TO RETAIN OLD KAIxE
Thomson Church VIII Not Change
Name az Reported.

No alteration OF the name Thomson
~. r. Church" will be made by the con-
gregatiOn OF the church according 10
reports emanating from that place Al
though the old edihce IS to be raized and
the parsonage sold yet the name Thorn
son will still remain as before This
name originates from Bishop Thomson
who was well known and revered by the
congregation Reports had arisen that
the name would be changed. hut this has
been officially denied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
Mrs. Julia Bixou.

Impressive funeral services will be
held this morning over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Julia BiNon. who died at
her home In Buffalo. y Y. Death was
due 20 cardiac dilation. She was
formerly Miss Julia Stein and has been
widow since 1888. She Is survived
BY the following brothers and sisters:
Charles stein. OF this city. Mrs H.
Goetschious. OF Columbus. o.. Mrs w
~ Baird. Mrs. Frank Auber. and Mrs.
George T. Inch. OF this city The re-
mains were brought TO the Baird home
yesterday and will be taken 20 Zanes-
Vile for intcrment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
OCCUPY eHENT

LONDON. oct f3. 2.f0 a. m-The
Belgian town Of Client is now occu-
pied BY the Germans. according to an
Amsterdam message 10 the Reuter-
Telegram Company Uhlans have ar.
rived az selEaete. short distance
from Oheut. and the commander an
nounccd that 5000 soldiers must be-
CHARTERED In the village.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
sronn Rnorrrrra


Nll D. Dol readiness f0r fhr rrnrrnInr
IN fnc United Pure Food stores Iuaf III
soon a. Judge Dayton confirms tha
nfi0r of five urr cent competition fhaf
VS. Hc. ptei hr ffn creditors nf r. meet
INK held aomf time nrn. ordinarily tIa
matter would have been settled huf ffa
HrinIur OF court nf CLARK Hnrr o. aIrrn
19 tnr cause uf tho DELAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

SHARON Pa. oct IA Malcolm.
the four year old con o. Samuel TAFT
Of Cool Spring township and hls
younger sister were playing IN q bug
~ near the house today when q tree
was blown over BY the wind Nal
colin was killed Instantly while bis
slater escaped unhurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
BOARD In SESSION
ohio RiveI Board Considering Proposed
New Stage IN Hanawha River.

. ne Nhin River board. composed Of
The u. army enrIneerr boz rhsro. al
the government WORK on the ohio river
snd ltH tributaries. held "a REGULAR meet
lng Dol this city FrefrrdHr. Attention
w.. fifen the proposed change Boz the
system of locke and dame 0u fne Kan.
aWha river. which would increase tho
regular STAGE from rIK feet fo nine feet
The fuil membership 81 the board
vas present. HH f0lIuwr Major r d.
JerNrV. WHrhlnrtnu. r1rmarIt of fbIa
CITY Col 70 IT. MfWrumIrr WHrHInr.
ton Col " shunk. rIttrburah. Mr-
lnr y a. OaEre Louisville rs. and
captain p D. WIihy. uf fHe local office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13


Is NJ Baird. q. p. Lawlor.
D. G. Babe g.. Brinkmsu.
vs. =. Hubbard. Harry Haller.
=. W. Altmeycr. Robert Clark.
J. r. Mccoy. a. 10. Pcferman.
- D. Weeks Earl Jones
X. H. orr, Tom Saunders.
D. r. ghirk Robert Mason.
NJ. ~. McCausisnd. William Turner.
-. A. Birkett. conrad Miller
D. a. Bloch. Morris schiessiuger
u. W. Peterson. John r. Reed
T.. T.. klEcr. Emmett Roe
@. }. Graham. Bert LauGhiin
-. s Robinson. II -. Thompson
y. -. Clark l.. Hoffman. III
W. s. Dennis n "a pobinson
W. y. McGione ~ "a DowIer
~ W bloumiielo' D. = Ritz
y. Scans George Thrall
y hIeul Albert Husa
-. OF, D.ie Jacob Hilton
~ - 49,, "'"' charles Myers
II ~ ttit.f Harry nouu
~ Or. 0forre H1i
a. E.r,r-r Charles 80 schultz
~ arbr,t Th0H a<inde ibrrrer
a NJ calvin August kindeiberg-
a. ii MenHrf
y q Ro5eris = T. McConoch
"a W Campbell Nit Mccolloch
W a. UafrrU r. A. Wolfe
o. r. Garter. seorFe sutton
81 o.. Hiahnn. Harry BOYD
H 4. simpson. iarry Kennedy
81 ~ smith. g. o. Rice
q . schambra charles Aiken
v " AfEiuHuu. James Wade
a. Bowers Pool Leonard
D. Jones W " North
Dr o. H.. Ambrscht 81 nowman
H W. HcnrchC Daniel DUN
Chatham sinclair eddie Wilson
o. = Cunningham Harry Ashton
Edward Groaarurth ffarrV Garter
Edward ]. FISHER George IaudwFer
william uarenherg William Uaurhman
William knoke Wuford Wolfe
ur D M Myers Ur y a. Hudreth
Frank Ohrf1e Ur D. ~ Rector
gcoree fl Hishon levi Caraeu
ihihp kuut ~ o. q. Richards
T.. r Hrleh0rHt T Hum
lhfiH NuIfIf D. Vt Eruwue
g. a N0ife a. E Cooke
Clrde ueau W o. Higgins
james D. NltmfTrr Henry rohh
Fred Hiidetferht ~ Somehow
Pred HrlnFman W % lohire0n.
o. o. Iieeier ~ y 2. Glaze.
Fdvsrf n uirhf samuel Ncsbitt
Georre thinner ,.ohfri Neshitt.
Henry Never PRANK u Thompron
rr.srt Er..ier Harry % Travis
rf4rlr rrferrfrb Capt g. a. Adams
otto knIhifrrf ~ il.uu-.
Charles Springer
Geo n U Schultz gt.-f.- IN'I'
Charles kcfUrr ~ w.,t.
Or. % n. Morrison f-t,- a.-.-...
$500. 49, Gee. 4. cruru kfr.
Chaa 20 srabflrht f.oui. refralE.y
~ " ?. Quinn 81.
lffnfF NnfNe p trrrae
lHiuog WASN'T Daniel West
AUS fi knuEn Nruf Uararrran
w. Ualhcv. David Parrish
ollie Reid TTerhrrf Norre
Gua Nurkrr herman IegfrEer
Miko 3rnnHr. " Motion.
Alhrri Auburn John g. Hoffman
Edward NfINrr Allow Hood
i"uia hurrall W. -. McCluskcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

Regular meeting OF the Loveland Vol
unteer Fire and Protection AsSociatton
OF South Warwood was held last even
ing NJ , O'Clock. at the hose house. cor
.er tltth street and Warwood avenue.
\ large number were present and fbe
evening was spent in the discussing OF
matters relating To the purchasing OF
new hose for the company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
NOTICE
BY GEORGE MeMANus

on account Of transfer on the Par.
ton Division. made necessary by 70.
moval Of Lansing Switch no shipments
viii be- accepted on passenger cars OF
this company for delivery vest OF
Stop Is. except emergency shipments
Of medicine.
While this transfer r. necessary
ard while the improvements are being
made 10 the highway. express car win
make two trips each week. car leaving
sixteenth street Wheeling. a. 100 d.
IN, on Tuesday and Thursday.
Rates In effect az given IN wheeling
Traction J. G. G. No. 2. copy Of which
may be had on application 70 General
Office
WHEELING TRACTION co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
Council Meeting.

october meeting OF the Warwood
counsel will be held this evening at
o'clock At the hose house on Nineteenth
street report OF the sanitary condi.
uoh OF the town will be made BY Health
Oucer Dr. j. r. Solos. Street Commits
sioner Edward Brooks will also report
20 the council the work that he has done
since the last meeting. Many other
discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

yesterday was the first time that
wafer was run through the new mai,
mat was laid A couple of weeks ago bv
the LoVeland Water and Light Company
Many OF the people stated that the
water did not taste good. ''e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

Funeral services will be held this ar
ternoon at 2.30 o'clock over the remains
OF the late Rev. =. II Doyle at the
home OF relatives in New Athens o.
Rev. Doyle was pastor OF the Seconu
PRESBYTERIAN church, OF Philadelphia.
Pa. and was a graduate OF FRANKLIN
College. at New Athens He was form
erly at 81. Clairsvilie and had a large
following OF friends throughout Bel
mont county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

Capt. w. T. otto.
Herman Coss.
VIM. Goehing.
Henry Serig.
Arthur Ongram.
Vim. r. Stifel.
Dave Dcloe.
Mat Altuyer.
Geo. Zoeckler.
Henry shook.
William fianke
G NJ. Oliver
George Bruhn
, lanes Emblem
9 n Dauner
Joseph Rcece. Sr.
Joseph Gollner
William Gill. Sr.
Mayor n. l.. Kirk
Charles -. Ephlin
u \. McGrcgor
r. N Addleman.
PROSECUTING Atty.
W. Donaldson
J Il. McClement
Nm. Brown
". Jones
N. MCGEE
Harry King. Jr.
William Marsh
Charles Geiger
= Muhleman
George Schenk
VIII Schenk
Or. w. &. Etzler
DR.. ". II. Mcgrail
Howard Oliver
william Stone
Henry JuerEens
Joseph Medei
W. Taylor
j. n. Lancaster
" Taylor
J u. Lancaster
Clay Hunter
W. r. Collins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
Jr. G. X. d. Maatanr

FIRST meeting OF the Junior Circle Of
Kings Daughters OF Warwood will he
held This evening at 7.3O o'clock al the
nome or Miss Gail Kennamund of
twenty first street All members are
urged 70 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
Shield OF Honor.

weekly meetings OF the Shield Of
tonor Lodge No. .. OF Warwood will
De held this evening at 1880 o'clock al
be completed az this meeting Tor me
dance. which viii be held "Wednesday
evening in South Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
nnnr1Ha PoarPornp
Annual MsstinE % Associates win n,
Heid 81 Later Data

The annual meeting or the Associated
charities which was Co have been held
last evening "a. the headquarters o. the
EXAMINATION " the board Of trade
building. FOR che purpose 81 oicctinn
officers and directors and transacfina
such business a. might come before
the memters. was postponed until
later date owing 90 the lack 81
uuorum. The neVf meeting viii BE- held
subject 10 the call ~ the secretary. A
o. sinks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

Lucy Camphfu wnr cent 10 iaii last
nlrht for ten DAYS uN Squire goupcra.
when che failed fu nay r. fine % AZ for
not sending her little rirl fo school The
complaint had been made by the truant
officer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

weekly practice meeting OF the War
wood Band was held last evening al 4
clock az the North Warwood hose
Vance avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
WARWOOD


fupiis OF the Lovciand school In
SCUM Wsrwood. have purchased large
n i .s rag. IL was put up for the
tirst time yesterday afternoon at 1870
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
FINED ron STEALING

William uresh was fined $40 and coats
you fdaf AFTERNOON hr Squire Zee o.
Mary Schmidt In lion I'D ~ .fr....-..
nr TOOK a1 dave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13
VICE-PRESIDENTS NAMED FOR
BIG REPUBLICAN MEETING

DIR. Monroe.
George Serge.
John BArtollir.
John Ncrshrod.
herman kruger.
Or. I. NJ. Haskins.
Alonzo Rust.
bred Borchart.
Fred Shsub.
Jacob SteurnagIe.
W. w. Mcmillan,
William Meyer.
Henry Rcnckc.
Geo. DcvinneN.
John Grsmlich.
Charles carp.
VIM. Phillips.
Charles "a. AhrenS
Charles Bruemmer.
James Hsnley
Christien Zion.
Dr. N. l.. Linsz.
w. IA. Huggins.
samuel Hastings.
Charles Bachman.
Edward Handy.
clyde Barton.
George Huseman.
Wilbur Heinlin.
William Cook.
William Marquis.
Paul Mingerter.
Herbert Mcconnell.
80 McFann.
William Nesbitt.
August Koch.
Dr. r. NJ. Mcmillan.
:. X. Johnson.
a. J Seamon.
W. Y. Dudley.
Edward Arnold.
Andrew Hare.
Dr. ,. l.. Jepson.
ChaS. Wurtzbergcr,
DIR. Robert Reed.
Dr. Tanner.
y. J Gilligan.
Scott Fair.
J. +. SchriVer.