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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
Gillian Republican
Club Hold Enthusi-
astic Meeting

The Gillian Republican Club
met at the hall last Thursday
night and was called to order Nv
Mr.. II. j Wilson, Pres. There
was a very large crowd present.
Political speeches we're made oy
members and visitors This was
perhaps the most enthusiastic
meeting OF administration gath
erers and Robinson supporters
that 1t has been our pleasure t.
witness. Out of the one hundred
men present there were only
four who made it known tina.
they we're for Lilly.
DIR. j. K. Hereford made the
speech of his life and the speech
made by Attorney Riley was ad-
mitted To be one of the best ever
heard. Rev. j III. Adams OF
Olmstead made a most intelligent
speech and won for hi mself many
applauds. McGinnis Hatfield
was there and added testimony
to the great Robinson sentiment.
There was one Lily sympathizer
IN the person OF Rev. Woods.
who. when he attem pied to speak
for Lilly was booted" of the
noor. The Editor of the Times
being present, was called upon
and made the speech Of his life
tie put to fight every Lilly be-
never AID challenged any uan
present to show one public act
OF Mr.. Elly's wherein he crit
ID the support of the voters a. a
andidate for governor whose
platform pOlici = were agains,
he PIE ent Republican admin
'stra'iDn. lie praised the virtue $
" } 'dge Robinson and cited
them one by one wherein he bad
merited not only the confidence
OF the colOred people but all the
lsboring people for their SUP
port
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

To the vossrs Of the Fifth Oonsre-sionsI
Dleerict Of WEI virrinia:

To the vossrs Of The Fifth Congressional
District Of Wos Virginia:
On The sixth dav Of Dsc>mbsr Last,
took the oath Of once - Representative
o. Tie fifth Congressional Dissrics OF
Wees Virginia i have been cnnseantIy
On The ground sincs that time, sndeavor-
ing 20 R1ve my personal astsutiou % he
enairs OF the people Of my district. TEL
that an coming familiar with the duties
incident % my positiou, and naturally
feei that should succeed myself, in iuc-
nce NOT only 20 myself. bot 20 the people
Of the district, - l am satisfed I shall be
able 70 accomplish for the district better
results during my second term than dur
ing my 6rss term.
i have therefore concluded 70 elk the
Republicans OF the new Fifth Coneres-
saonal District % again show their con-
ndeoce IN me by giving me . second nom-
lneeaon can aspure the people their
bese Interests vii. be faithfully nrotscted
and conserved in the event am renom-
mated and elected.
l desire 70 cay have made no politi-
Cal alliance. either offensive or defeu-
s've. deemiug it prudent and wise to keep
my hands free from all political combi-
nations, believing the voters of the
counties and distrscs are much better
qualified 70 make wise selections of State
and County candidates. than Q man Who
10 again . candidate for public Office.
All indications now are that Cuagress
be in ssssion until fall. Ny duties,
will therefore. will be here. and, conse-
quently i shall not be able to make .
personal appeal IN each voter, and take
this means 20 ask the people Of my dis-
trict 70 give me their support for a re-
nomination.
l shall liz the future. - in the past,
vote 70 .Proeect the interest of the people
of my dissrict.
III can in any way serve any resideu,
Of the dissrics, I shall be glad to have
him command me.
Respectfully.
EDWARD COOPER.
3l2 Houss Ono Boildine,
"sshington, d. O., March 30, 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
MINE EXPLOSION



no slate or coal fell and even
though the part of the mine ef-
fected took fire it was soon ex-
tinRuished and no other part OF
the mine was effected. Nearly
200 men were working in the
whole mine and it is fortunate
hat the shock was not great
enough to damage other parts of
the mine.
General Manager c. II. Board
man and Asst. Mgr. Bert Hyltor
OF the Tidewater King Coal and
Coke Company were in Blueti Id
attending a meeting OF the Po
cahontas Operators Association
at the tire OF explosion. They
were notified by wire and rush
ed to the mines on a special train
Rescue work was underway
when they arrived and every
thing possible was done for the
comfort of the injured men anc
To expediate the work Of rescue
and relief.
Mr.. Lawson Blenkinsopp. o.
Landgraf, mine inspector OF thu
district in which the mine is 10.
Gated was early on the scene and
assisted in the direction of the
work.
The mine was in excellent con
dition and the company was al
ways vigilent in the work OF pro
tecting the men and urging and
enforcing safety first regula-
lions.
The dead are: G. III. Mann.
~, white; John Tucker, %; wm.
Abbott, 81; Howard Jordan.
fompey Ford, all colored.
The injured are: Foreman Da-
Wis, Jim Brown, Harrison Ban
ner, Walter Hawkins, Will Wade.
Dam bailey, John
Morton, Eugene Warrington, San
dy Alameel, Tom Evans, Tom
Hancock, Clarence Jones, Nor
nan Morton, Jim Foster and
William Franklin. all colored:
Jim Fitz. Jack ID pwman and Dan
Arta, the latter foreigner. Sev-
eral OF the injured are expected
TO die.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

The people of Mcdowell coun-
ty will have the extreme pleasure
OF listening to Judge Ira +.
Robinson. Republican candidate
Tor governor Saturday,
April 9Th when the distinguish
ed jurist will appear at North.
fork, Keystone. Kimba and
Gary on the same day. Judg.
Robinson il q campaigner OF
great ability and one of the mos /,
noted orators in the state. The
former Judge will discuss the
issues in the present campaign
and every person who desires T.
be informed on the real cues
tons facing the Republican vo-
ters OF West Virginia should
avail themselves Of the opportu-
nifty OF bearing this able and
sincere statesman. Anyone VIII,
has harbored the belief that tn
Judge is not q mixer of the high
est type will be deceived by at
tending these meetings.
The meetings will be held a.
follows: Northfork. 10 o'clocl
= m; Keystone. O'Clock o. M
himball, 4 o'clock p. M; Gary.
. oclock p. 10.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

To the Rspublissn Voters Of Mcdowell
county:
i hsr~by announce myself . candidate
Tor the Off OF Prosecuting Attorney o.
Mcdowell County, pubject n the action
OF the Republican voters &C the primary
election 70 be held on June 8. 1916
L have held the posstion OF Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Of Mcdowell Coun-
~ ;cS lie psss bine years, and have al
ways tried N be fair and honest in. t..e
discharge Of my official duties, and feel
that i am now entitled IN some consider
alton st the hands OF the great m,ss ol
Republican vossu Of this county. 1 am
submitting my candidacy in rood faith,
and earnestly snlicis the support of eli
Republican voeers ~ the coming primary
election. and IL nominated and elected
viii earnestly endesvor 20 honestly and
faithfully d,schsrKe the duties Of the Of
ice.
Most Rsssc3fully,
q. L. COUNTS.
WEIGH. w. Va, Asrch 8. 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

To the Republican voters of Mcdowell
County:
l am . candidate for the nomination
Tor the otiice Of Prosecuting Attoruev on
the Republican ticket ut the Primary r
b held on June q, 1916. and - is will
Do impooible fpg me to re all the voter
personally. owing - the fact that my Of
hciai duties require much of my time. ]
take this method Of making nv candi-
dscy known and Collecting the vote Of
The people.
For more than three yesrs I have en-.
deavored 70 the bese OF nv ABILITY to
perform the duties OF the Office hore.tlv
conscientiouslv and impartially, and IN
submitting my claims again stand upou
my past record. II the voters believe
that have houeltly discharged my du-
Tee. have . right 70, end shall expect
Their suppoFs again.
l nave no platform 70 submit. excep,
% say that il I am reelected will dis
dischaIge the duties Of the Office in the
future - have in the past.
solicit the support Of all Republican,
and shall appreciate anything that they
may do IN my behalf.
Very respectfully.
=. @. COOK.
WEIGH, w. Va,
March Is. 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
JACK" EDWARDS FOR J.P.

Mr.. j. w. Jack Edwards OF
WEIGH is q candidate for justice
OF the peace in Browns Creek
district and q very popular can.
didate 10 he. Mr.. Edwards is Q
strong Republican and in his an.
nouncement pu blished elsewhere
in this issue he does not hesitat
to say that be endorses the ad
ministration and is in favor OF
the domination Of Judge Robin.
son for governor. The people Of
this district know Mr.. Edwards
- . big hearted, able. square
man who will deal justly by all
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
INJUNCTION
VS.. NEGRO SHR|NERS

Atlantis, ga, March I5.-The state
supreme court to'isy upheld temporary
injunction granted in Fulton superior
court IN behalf OF the local Ysarab tenn
pie OF The Ancient Arsbic Order Il h.
Mobiles Of the Mystic shrine" a Ma.,p,e
organization which prevents q Negro or
gsnizst'on using tn Ancient Egyptian
Arabic Order Of Mobiles of the My-tic
shrine Of North and south America .
The Gaze goss besore q FpIton county
pitt jury for decision on the facts in the
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
PRIMARY CALENDAR.
April 3-Begistrars begin work

April 3-Begistrars begin work.
May J and 2-Registrars sit m their
precincts 70 complete registration.
May y-Poll clerks and commissioners
named by county committee subject e.
approval of county court
May 2-Primary ballot commissioners
prepare sample ballot from certificates
.ent TO county clerk by secretary Of state
MAY 3-Call for primary issued.
June ballots delivered To precincts
BY county clerk.
June Culinary election.
June 9-County court sits ~ can
vsssipR board.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

] hereby announce myself ~ q Repub-
lean candidate for Justice OF the Peace
OF Northfork District and solicit the sup-
port of my friends st the primaries June
Och, 1916, and " nominated and elected
VIII trsnssct my official duties in the I'm
ture ~ ] have been dong IN the pat.
Respectfully your,
p. O. PErEKs.
Northfork. w. Va. FEB. rs, 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

! take this method of announcing 10
the kepublican voters Of Northfork Dis-
trict that ! am . candidate for The nom
nation Tor the Justice OF the Peace u be
voted Tor at the Primary election To 10
held on June q, 1916 am now enter
ing UPON the closing year Of my second
term - Justice OF the Peace Of North
fork District During the entire time I
have done my best 10 measure ont even
handed Justice 10 oil, 10 serve all the peo-
pie honestly and faithfully and To in ev-
ery Wy measure up ~ the responsible
itses OF The position. How well have
succeeded, you the rood, true and loyal
Republican voters are the judges and \
cheeFfully submit my claim 70 further
honor 70 you IN the firm belief hafwhst-
ever pour verdict, IL will ne right and
Juse- Il mos srnestly solicit your sun
po7 and yourvoee and assure Won that 10
nomlnased and elected will strive to
merit your con6dence.
very sincerely,
WILLIAM NJ. HOWARD.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

l hereby announce myself q candidats
Tor the Republican nomination for Ju-tic,
OF the Peace in the Browns Creek D,-
tnct. subject 10 the will of the people =,
the primary o. BE- held June q, 1916 /
solicit your vote, assuring all Of my sin
cere appreciation and il nominated and
elected will serve sll with Justice. fair
ness ADD impartislity, ct all times recog
nizise the fact that il is better To lean
toward mercy than cruelty.
Respectfully,
=. r. MORGAN.
Davy, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

] hereby announce myself . candidate
Sor The Republican nomination for Jn-tice
OF The Peacs in tbe Northfork Di-tr;r,
subJsrs - ne win Of The people Of the
primary 70 b beld June 8, Ial6. 40
iscss ynar Voc eDuring al Of my sincere
spprecseeson and II nominssed and elert-
81 ! VII ssyve I'll with jussice. fsirpe--
md mpersaelIty, - Ill TINES recognizing
ns fecs shas g = besser 90 lean toward
Dsrcy ehan eruelsy.
RSpecsfuIly,
Deseh1ssk, ~ Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

To the voters Of Mcdowell County:
Il hereby aunouDce myself . Republi-
can candidate for sheriff OF Mcdowell
county, subjecs 70 ths primary to he held
June ., 1916 rsspsctfully solicit your
support. IL convinced and seiecsed
equal rights qanFsnopnd 10 all.
Rspersfuily,
T. 4. DANIEL,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
AMMO JUDGEMENTS.
FOR GOVERNOR.

Judeo Irs E. Robinson b. authorized
ne nmes % announce him . q csadi-
date for governor subjecs 70 he Repub-
iicsn primary 70 10 hold Joe =, 1915.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
LOCALS

% l. u Peters, candidate
Tor the nomination for justice OF
the peace fo6 the Northfork D,s-
trict. a rock-ribbed Republican
OF lifelong loyalty was in the
city this week wearing a smile of
assurance from one ear to the
-ther. Mr.. Peters is one man
though a candidate for Office who
never plays on both sides Of the
fence Tie is for Judge Robinson
Tor governor ar a for a reindorse
'nent OF the present Republican
administration. And it is lust
this kind OF a man the people
ike and admire.
Z. g. Sinkford, President OF
the Northfork Republican Club.
A fearless and tireless supporter
II Judge Robinson for governor.
accompanied by Csnie Woods OF
Gillian, were shaking hands and
talking politics with friends in
keystono-Burk Tuesday. These
gentlemen ma, G their hearts and
minds fixed ON Robinson.
Col Ralph w. White, OF Char.
lesion. Fourth Asst. Attorney
General of West Virginia" was
attending To soma very import
ant business in the town of Po-
cahontas, Va last Thursday.
DIR. j. +. Hereford was called
to nnawalt one day this week
on profe ssional business.
Prof. Byrd Prillerman, Pres.
w. " & L., has been in this end
of the state for severa; days this
week. He made An address q,
the Wingfield Baptist church,
t,ckman. "Wednesday night and
addressed the Y M. G.. A q,
Bluetield Thurs day night.
So. w. NJ Howard, OF North
FORK. who Is candidate to sue.
coed himself as Justice of the
peace, was in the city this week
tie Is just the same today and
hopes To have his former friends
to be his future friends. The
Squire is a man who is not afraid
IN tin e of danger.
Kew r. G. Holcomb, OF Ber.
wind, was in Keystone Monday
and Tuesday and brought to this
ofiice good news He states tia,
work at Berwini is plentiful
church and school interests are
much alive and the political out
look, while not at fever heat, is
nevertheless growing stronger
Tor Robinson and the admins
tratiOn.
Mr.. L J. E1dins OF WEIGH was
IN our city on business a few
hours this week.
Rev. j. u. Adams pas tor Sbilc
Baptist church, Olmst stead, was
IN the city this week looking af-
ter some very important bust
ness matters.
Rev X II Johnson. the only
colored Presbyterian minister in
this state, was looking after his
church work here this week. n.
says he has manv reasons to be
thankful u the good people OF
heyst for their kind and lib
eral recognition Of his past years
service IN that they have made
additional Droof Of their desire
for his return
Hon. +. II. Harper, mem Der OF
the state central committee. lef,
Wednesday morning for Park
ersburg where he took part in
:he con mittee meeting yester
day
Mrs. GA Hunter less for no,
home ~ Point Plcp SAINT Wedn q
day At r a peasant stay with
her sister. Mrs.. ". r. Whitt,co
for two weeks.
Friday ai-out D 80 a. ~. Ned Slaryh
ter. -tud.ut 81 tie kry-fonr- Fckmar
''ra'ie,i ~c'i1oi. irll out IT q swing AN.
Wa min e'i. H. np VA cut and ia, q
In terth acre kn'vkcl ont. The Prof
and - veral l''y- to',k him D. the do,to,
Who t'ok five ~ticte- in his lip.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

CALL ENECJTIvE BOARD
Last week tlie President sent out q call
Tor me- ting II an alleged Fxecut,ve
Board ~ tiie organization. which call
~ss made unsisr ~evtIon .. Sub section
tc) Of tiIe amendments D. the con-,,,..
ton adopted Nov. H.. 1913 Editor
"hittico ~a- an"pg thu nnn,ls re,riv-
'ng TIE call 70 niert ~ the ofilcr II lion.
A. g. Proc at weich. The sIl-rei c..m-
mittee met At 10 O'clock. There were
present }. D rsr-pn-. Keystone, h T..
Garter k'rnbail; ". I. whiuico, Key
stone; Jsek T-y.or. worth, Wa. D.ek-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
FOR CONSTABLE.

! hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor constable Of the NOrthfork D,-trict
subject u the primary to he held Jnns
., 1910 j earnestly solicit the -nooo,,
OF All kepublicans and promise. II n.,,n;-
nstad aud elected. u discharge the
ability. :" my
Respectfully.
g. w. REED.
NOrthfOrk, w. Wa.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
BILLY HATFIELD FOR ASSESSOR

Hon. William j. Hatfield, can
didste for Assessor. whose an
nouncement appears in this pa
per 10 one Of the young stalwarr
Republicans who has never Ief,
the old land mark. He is able
fearless. active and q strung sop
porter Of the present Republican
state administration. He Il
Thoroughly competent for the
ONCE and viii add strength "
the ticket. Billy" Hatfield asks
the support of all Republicans
In the county.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

L. T. England. Of Logan, 10 hereby
announced - . candidate for the Renuh.
lican nomination for ATTORNEY General
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

To the Republican Voters Of Adk;, Iii
trict:
hereby submit my candidacy for the
,'sni Tor Justice Of the Peace of
- -" D'T''et, subject To the primary To
am nominated and el.--tei sI,.II a.
charge the duties Of the faithfully
WIlcoe, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

H'>I;-A nice pocket book contain
'ng cards and notes. Finder returning
same n dr. COrnetbe at Au-tin- sto,e
No'th'ork, W. Va, will be amplv -.
xarded.
ARTHUR MOORE.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

4 announce myself candidate for the
no'nln su"n Tor constable for Northfork
Disteief, subject ~ the primary r. =.
.,eln June =, 1916 ] earnestly solieit
'"e support OF all Republicans and nv
PersJnsi friends.
Respectfully,
xo-As - X. b. PRICE.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

To the Republican Voters of Brown.
District: "'
nave served the people. in Browns
Gresk District, tie past three nyears a.
Justice OF the Peace and have endeavor-
Ell at All times To discharge the dnti.s of
ths once without fear, favor or Affection
i ieei that the experience / acanired
uu,'ng THIS time has itted me for a 500
ono term and therefore hey t. announce
ms candidacy Tor the nomination AT ths.
e IN sumo primary. Your support
VIII IL greatly appreciated
WEIGH, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-31

To the R~pub'iesR vosers Of Mcdowell
County:
an csndidsss las the Republican
commission Tor A.eusor OF McDoweIl
COUNTY, subject 70 ne primary 20 be beId
June Sch, 1916. I solscis the active : M
pors OF every Republican voser in the
county
IL bominsssi snd siscssd I shsiI cam
essiy endesvos - - that Q fair ana
equitable ss.sgpos ~ - property =
made and shell esoerk impartial and
coureeous treaomonB - I'll.
v7 sdy yo1n
WEIGH, W. We, nepsh Is, 1910.