davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Alemania no neceSite mGs
de Glen mil hombres
sobre iGs arrnus

BERLIN, Abrii 24.-Los militares
aliados cue Sc hallan en- este pals,
obscrvando Ia situacion para mantle
ner a sus ~respectivos gobiernos en-
terados establishments de TODD, han
decidido que no Sc permita al gobier-
no aleman aumentar en- IN solo hom-
bre mas de los 100000 fijados por cl
Tratado de Versailles. su ~ejercito,
por c~onsiderar que tai aumento no
rs necesario.
La decision Sc supo despues de que
las auSoridades de Berlin habian 5es-
pachado una nota al Console &c Pri-
meros Ministries reunido en- San Re-
no. solicitando ell aumcrto hasta
100000 hombres de 81 ejercito re-
gular..
Los citados militares han decidido
ademas, seglin Sc sabe, que las tro-
pas de reichSwehr- sean com?letamen-
te r~etiradas del distrito del Ruhr, que
los obreros de esta region scan desar-
mados, entregando Il m a los
aliados, quienes deberan ~destruirlas
en- presencia de los representatives de
los obreros; que los guardias civiles
alemanes scar disueltos V que Sc per-
mjta a AIemania mantener el mismo
numero de policia que tenia antes
de Ia guerra, siempre que los hon.
bres que entren al servicio sean gen.
tes que gocen de Ia confianza del
pueblo.
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I'm CAPTAIN FUSILADO
EN- G~UADALAJARA, JAIL.
Hacia propaganda reOolncio-
maria contra Ell gobier-
no carrarclStG.

GUADALAJARA, Jal Abril 90
en- 81 llamado Quartet Colorado. de
csta ciuGad. fut cjecutado aver des,
2uis De un juicio sumario. 81 captain
Feline Gomez. 4 QUEEN Sc lie compro6o
que a2daba hacienda propaganda re
volucionaria. Sc le rccogieron a Co
mez documentos que cc.nprometen a
muclos jefcs militares, cuyos, non:
bres no Sc dan a conoceT- Sin EN-
barge. Sc supo que uno de los COM
prometidos era Ell coronel Genaro BIZ
llares Bustos. Quien hugo de Ia clu-
dad rumbo q Ia sierra, no sin haber sos
tenido antes IN tiroteo con las fuer-
I que Sc enviaron p pcrseguirlo. BIZ
llarcs Bustos, al fugarse, secuestr6 q
varios agentes de la policia especial
militar que 10 vigilaban.
Con respecto a Come, Sc sabs que
hace aleup tempo lego de ipc6gnito
a esta ciudad hacienda 81 propaganda
en- contra del gobierno de C~arranza.
Cuando Sc trato de aprehenderlo hu-
80 rumbo a Ia Huasteca, por~ Ell Es-
:ado de Hidalgo, a entregar algunos
documentos Que traia para varios je-
fes del ~ejercitu.
Gomez cumplio con su mission 4 las
mil maravillas, segun informan las
autoridades militares de aqui; pero.
al llegar al puerto de TuXpan fue
descuhicrto V capturado. Sc di6 aviso
"a Ia Secretaria de Guerra Y esta OR
der6 que Sc lie enviara a Ia capital de
JaIisco para que fuera juzgado.
Gomez lego antes de aver perfec-
tar.ertc custodiado, sc lie instruy6 un
ligera juicio sumario Y despues de al
.gunas hcras de Hermanccer en- capilla
Sc lie fusilo. MuriG COZ entereza di-
ciendo que va habia cu,nplido con 81
deber Y que &c clio czJaba satisfecho.
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ESTALLO LA HUELGA GENERAL
EN- LA ALSACIA-LCRENA

PARIS. Abril 24.-Hoy Sc decreto
Ia huelga general en- TODD Ell terrific.
rio de Ia Alsacia-Lorena. Los trenes
= el servicio postal Sc italian compile
tamente paralizados.
Fuertes nucAos de tropas guardian
las estacioncs ferrocarileras Y las l.
meas de los treurs electrcos en- Metz.
Nj I'm solo peri6dico Sc public6 hoy
en- IA capital lorenesa, como resulta-
10 de Ia huelga.
Una comision de los huelguistas HI
llegado a esta capital para c~onferen-
ciar con ell Ministro del Trabajo, a.
cerca de sus demandas.
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LOS EE. w. RECONOCEN AL
NUEVO ESTABO ARMENIA

WASHINGTON. Ahrii 24.-El 60
bierno de los Estados Unidos otorg6
hoy SUI reconocimiento al nuevo es-
tado De Armenia. como una republica
independents. segln Sc anunci0
aqui hoy.
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Libros MaraviIIOsos.

Para los cue s~ufreH, SOL victimas
de Ia desgracia, les persigce ia ma
Ia suerte. fracssan en- Sus negocios Y
son deSafor;unados en- amores IoM
tan curiosos I;bros lograran toG0S s0s
deseos, seran afortunados en- Hego-
clos Y empresas, lograran el carino
del 9 amado, lievaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc verar libres dc malas i~nfluen-
Gas, V vcnceran L suS eneNlgos Y ma
die podra causar.cS dano. EnvIe 10
centavos en- c~stamp!llas De correo pa
"a gastoS y recibira ca:alogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin J Co.,
San Rafael STA. Eaba2a. Cuba.
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4 PROPOSTO De Ia UMON CENTRO :AMERICANA

actitud del Salvador, creyeroa facil
cambiarla con ell primer tTunlo
guerrero. Mas sucedio que ei hado
fua adverse al Caudillo unionista; Y
viendo este que con Ia derrota y ST
yuelta desairada al poder, Sc lie es-
capaba Ia suerte de las manos, pretl-
ri6-cuentan los suyos.-una cald2
gloriosa: Y fEa ~entonces GUAM
do Sc ianz6 valientemente contra las
trincheras.-para cenirse los laure-
les del heroismo. Algunos Sostu-
~vieron. sin embargo, que traldofa
bala de u propios soldados lie hlr1o
por Ia espalda.
Sea de este 10 que sea. a. conocer-
Sc Ell suceso en- Guatemala, I sentl-
miento publico Sc desbord6 de IA
manera mas extrana Y ~contradlcto-
ria. Pocos 10 querian Greer; y los
mas dIdaban entire la pena Y e! re-
gociio. FL gobierno aQuel peSaba q
duramente sobre todos, el despotls-
mo Sc habia impuesto tan protunda-
mente, Y temiasc tanto Z! esp!ohaJe
Ia Ge!acion. que nadle osaba eN-
presar ~opiniones frarcas. Por otra
parte. rumorabase que Ell Secretarlo
de Ia Guerra, Barrurdia, mil Veces
mas odiado Y temido que Barios, ira
maba apodcrarsc del p0der, approve
chandosc por IN golpe de mano, &c
Ia debilidad del Primer Designate
sinibaldi. que por Ia ley debia subir
4 IA Presidencia, Que los guatemaI-
tccos cran prcsa del cspanto.
La negada del cadaver de Justo
! Rufino Barrios atrajo = las GALES a
a, cuantos habitantes de Ia cladad ca
! recian dc impedimiento para aban-
donar u casas. la mhumac!on Sc
hjzo en- 81 Cementerio nuevo, Y Sc
pronunciaban las mas clocuentes
o~raciones funcbres por p~rohombres
como e. acadGmico don Fernando
Cruz. que 20 cscuchaba Ell un !ugar
rr6yir.o a Ia tribuna, cuando clrcu-
Ia el rumor de que a marchas for
2atas. namado por Ia Niuda de ba-
rrios que conocia Y temia q Barrun-
dia. acababa de llcgar de los Altos,
lOuezaltenango) ell Oral. don Ma
nueI Lisandro Baril!as, accompanied
de numerosas tropas.
Prevenido este de las intcHciones
de Barr1ndia, que habia tendido
fucrzas desde Ia Ciudad hasta Ct Pan
te6n. que esperaba regresar dc IA
ceremonial funebre para ser ProcIa--
mado P~residente, Gambia pronta-
mente las g~uardias. coloc6 genie su-
"a Ell los puntos PARTICIPATES, y dir
ci6sc. todavia con el polvo del CANT
no. a incorporate IN Ia comitlva Off
ciaI.
Al saTr del Ccmcntcrio, Sc espera-
ba algo terrible, Y IA expectation pu-
blica era angustiosa. Pero, a deSpe-
che de las ambiciones de Barrundia,
no Sc lanz6 nj IN critic subersivo. Y
TODD oued6 en- la mas p~erfecta cal
Dos cosas cxtraordinar!as pasaron
DOR aauelIos dias: Ia mister.osa desa-
parici6n de Barrundia, que puso pies
en- p~olvorosa, Y Ia aperture de Ia
Penitenciaria. siti6 de suplicio en- cl
Que Barrios mataba a sus enemlgos,
' Il Barillas. encargado "a de IA
Presidencia. mostro al pubIco como
pronesa de que aquellas infamias ha-
bian conclude para siempre. Fisite
esa mansion de horror Y quede es-
candalizado. - Instruments de tor
tura Sc veian donde q%uiera, Y las su-
cias paroles de los humedos calabo-
zos. ostentaban frescas manchas &c
sangre de las victimas!...
Lie. Jose Antonio RIVERA &.
-)O g.
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plendoroso de los principles liberia
les.
Los r~ecuerdos que ell tirano con-
servaria de 81 estancia en- Chiapas
no han de haber sido tan malos,
cuando hizo como norma de 81 con-
Quota acoger Y distinguir a cuantos
hijos del Estado llegaban en- derrota
a Guatemala, victimas de sus extra
vios Y demasias en- los puestos publ
cos que desempeNaban, o bien tras
Ia caida de los partidOs politicos en-
cue estaban afiliados. Pueden nom
6rarse en- comprehension del anterior
asert6, a Jose Pantaleon Dominique,
a Magin Llaven. q Zacarias Avenda-
no. a Agapito Lopez, etc, q no solo
gozaron de la protection deciGida dc
Barrios, sino que disfrut2ron de to-
ia su confiarza,-en puestos delica-
dos. como ell de comandantc del Cas-
tiIlo de San Jose, fuerte que defien-
de 4 Ia ciudad de Guatemala. Y que
Averdaao tubo hajo SUI mando.
Don Miguel Garcia Granados, ito
Dor el lado palermo del senior lnge.
micro don Alberto Garcia Granados,
hombre de ideas a~vanzadas. de ble-
na posici6n, de fami!ia Distinguish,
inici0 en- Ia RepUblica centro-ameri-
cana a que nos venimos refirie2do,
el movimiento liberal cue do muerte
al bando conservation o cechureco,
vocablo con Ell que es conocldo ALA ei
partido tradicionalista. Pero. como
suele saceder en- empresas seine IAN
ties. el C~hafanden, que asi llamaban
4 Garcia Graaados. \ vez conQuIs
I, tado 81 poder. lie ceGi6 4 su lugarte-
niente RarriOs, hombre de- mas carac
ter, de mayores ambiciones V de me-
| nos esc-upulos para rematar Ia
obra.
DE que naturalcza fueron las re
forn2s cmprendjias, : po- cuales
medios Juero Rufiro las llero q Ia
! practica? Dos o ties hechos ilustra-
ran meioc IL m&teria. cue largas lis
qu~isiciones. Digamos, sin embargo
que eli modelo cue el Euetcmalteco
Sc yropuso seguir e jmjtar, faj el Be
. u~er76-i-1 De las Americas: ' les pro
c~cdimicnros ~emplc7Gos, los mas AFRO
ces Y v!o,entos. como nacidos del des
potiSmo ' "a ~ignorarcia.
Primer hecho para caracterlzar 4
Barrios: 81 esposa, doaa Francisco
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.p-.LV SOGOSIu.GIsJ - 4-G a.sN.v- .-.-.
y!dlUs Que al s.g-ler@ haE. eStado Ell -
c!udaG &c Los Angeles. California. aEC4n re-
coFEieaGo sixunos EsLados Ce l. Union Arle-
r!cana, rcbando y enSaEando descaradaIcsB-
&c al puUlico, daHdO!e, 4 canbIo de So d.
nero, uEas cEantaS pIlCorgs que de naGa
les si-yen. , para cuyc fin. CONAN InG.-
b.dameate mi EyEILre y abUsaG &C IA coa-
..anza que 80 he saSlco lnSpiraf a pIoHco
con mi JraLagU serIo y hoaEaGo.
Como este acto. aparte de coRStltGIr Pgs
s. solo una grave Infracc!on a las Leyr.
&C este Pals, podsIa desprestigiarme ante Ios
ojos de las pcEsonas que puGIeran Greer
que aque!!os i:rd!vICuos son Eealmeaie e Prof.
u. {. martinez. me GlEesurO { pub!ic-r o.
u advc.JeHc!a pg.a evltar Que e. enEano ST.
GO y pEocaz. siZa ade!aDte.
FUr orta pa-t=. como e7tos CHARLATA-
Mes Z l~MPUaT0RES TOMAN Nj NOM
BHE PARA AL PUBLlCO. ya tcEso
p--e2a- e.ideates "a nj Is5der para pro-edes
.eEaInentc en- contra &c estoS iHGIyiLLos SIP
so.cieEc-a.
No debe oIvidar e. publico que padece en-
iermetades. oae mis- nletodos dc cuEGr son
aSsOiutauente sin niedicinas. AdeGa5. 81
20 lego a saIir en- gira por los EsUGos. coss
que no ne pensado aun. DARE ?OR Ia
PRENSA Ell AV!SO CORRESPONDENCE
De personas que. despues de nsber ~uill:=acJ
mis- seEv!cios. han sIto beEeficiadAS y cura,
Gas. TenEo en- mi poder eertenaces &c e.
los testiIuonios-ics cuaIes mgstrare 2 QElvs
9arte.
PROF. II. C. MARTINEZ
Poasroso SanddoT.
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z 0 II. c. MARTFNEZ-
Ponsroso ,Sunonnr-

A TODUS MIS- PACIENTES.
Yea listed en- Ia edicion senrna-ia d
La Pre- asa" las fotografias y t~estimcnio
202-f-6 American Bank BuiIdinl
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Lie. jose Antonio RIVERA G
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INFITACION

Por medic del ~presente, me COM
plazo en- invitar a todas mis- rela
clones L no hayan recjhido Ia invi
taci69 respectiva, d la Misa de Re
QUEEN que, en- memoria del Sr. An
ores Lopez. sc verii!card Ell dia y
del presente a las $50 a. n, en- "a
Cathedral de San Fernando lie esta
ciudad.
ESTEBAN LOPEZ.
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ESTEBAN LOPEZ.
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Al @ N UEV0
Nj Nucva Plaza de Combination
Blanda. -
Con Dobles Soportes

Como u-cd 10 sabe. n Cicrcia la hccho no.
tables adclantos en- los tiit!rlos amos. Tene-
mos invenciones nucvaS cast dIar1anentc.
Cualquier descu5rim!enJo denta! que sea dig
no de tonarSc en- cuenta, - a~dcptaGo !nEne-
diatamente. Pruc5s &c @sto. Sc cncoHtraEa en-
mis- modernas oficIras. On donde vera todos
los notab.es adeiantos relatives 4 n Clencia
Dentis.ica. ;Por que no viene a Tisitarme
iRmediatameHre, mientras tcnga pTeseate es-
te inporta1ta asunto?
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Entered as Secc1d-ciass matter February
"a. 1918. ~ tn. Pest Office az San Au.o-
Mo. Texas. under the Act. o. March 5.
ISIS
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NOTA- Los susc-iptores. al Zanzibar de
Residential ds6en darnoS tanto n nueva como
n antigua direction. 4 fin &c a0osa- pro
piamsnts e camb!o en- rUcs:ros ib-os.
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Charleston, w. Va, oct. G.-All Of
the Republican campaign eggs in wes,
Virginia arc in one basket-the Hard
Ing b0sket--and Senator Harding. on
the chief issue OF the campaign, nc.
cordlng to his admission at Baltimore.
hasn't any idea how or where he Is
going to market the eggs.
This is the opinion at Democratic
State headquarters following a care.
fui investigation, and It is declared
that if the Democratic leaders In this
state had no stronger indica tons that
Cox and KOontz have a big lead In
West Virginia on the popular choice
Tor President and Governor than the
6ind Of campaign the Republicans are
making, that alone would be con
sincing.
With Judge Morgan, the regular, apd
sir. Montgomery, the independent Re-
publican candidates for Governor,
about evenly dividing the Republican
vote IN the state. Il has been tick
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Notice Of Change Of
Election Precincts
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST VIRGINIA.
CALHOUN COUNTY. TO-WIT.
At County Court continued and
held for thc county of Calhoun at the
Courthouse thereof on Friday. thc gth
day of July. 1920. the following order
was entered
IL appearing to the Court that tl.
public interests and convenience -o
require, and the Court being of opiuinu
that changes should be- made ir I.n
MagistCrial District Of This col,ufy 10
IS therefore ordered that said leo
MagiNcrial District bc divided ui.
four voting precincts i'm the FOLLOWING.
manner tO-wit:
That Precincts No cat Aruold-
hurg) and No. 3 cat Hurl remain aus
they are now constituted thc voting
places 100 such precincts also to remain
az the present places established there
for.
That Precinct 30. . ut Daniels
BUM and No 4 (at richardson also
remain as they are now constituted.
except that the dividing line between
said two precincts running from The
west Fork TO Hcnrys Fork begin at N
point on the West Fork above the place
where s1cn line has heretofore begun
M or near the mouth OF Minuow Run
ana run thence straight line Co said
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campaign Tor Governor, you can not
afford TO oppose Harding for PreSi.
dent, because your vote will he largely
Republican. We can't DO anything for
you openly IN your race for Governor,
but we will not do anything against
you, and will aid you in every way
we can to get Democratic votes. We
don't care what you say or do against
Judge Morgan, because all of his sup
port Is Republican and will go to the
National Republicans ticket, anyway,
but YOU must Use all possible efforts
TO wean the big Republican labor vote
away from Cox"
And in return for this it has been
suggested that the National Commit
tee PROMISED 10 take care of Montgom-
cry Ii t.r event Of his defeat for
Governor.
And ilIc entire Republican CAM
pai@n - the Stn:c. with lhc exception
OF Il few r"uplInrn,ary rrr.a,!;s ahoue
jude Mcr:.n: and r'salu'e = 'pncr re.
Sayl.r@ 'hc clar.-'> ,r 'l 81 md cor
rUP ior! :.y e., ..r ui.u,.,-.
mad ag:' ms, '"''
is devoted to boosting Harding ard
knocking tie National Democratic nd
ADMINISTRATION.
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Have Changed my
Mind, Eli?

Grantsville W. va, Get II. 1920.
Editor Grantsville News.
GrantsvilIe. w Va.
Ny Dear Sir -
Under issue Of your paper of October
3. 1910, my attention tx called TO the
following
Mrs. Il. 9. Hardman, who at one
time had charge Of this paper and up-
held It's political views is now plotting
rho Democratic Ship of state for the
women's party in this county. Such
are the ways Of the world"
In reply to this article permit me 70
state that ! assumed the duty of Act.
ing Editor Of the Grantsville News o,
Friday. May 18th. 1907. on account Of
the Illness and death Of my Father the
late 3. G. Barr, who was at that time
Editor. ! wish to refer you to one Of
my editorials Of that date which Is as
Follows
Politically the News readers need
not expect much under the present
management We are not verscd IN
DationaI state OF local politics 70 such
"a degree that we would ATTEMPT asv.
thing Of the kind, And again. we are
not supposed 70 be- politically schooIed
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lish business for the national commit
Tee, which covetS the support of all Re
publicans behind both Morgan and
montgomery, to make a campaign III
West Virginia.
In fact it has been suggested that
he committee might appropriately
say with sincere and devout emphasis,
referring to the two Republicans run
ming for Governor, "Oh, could be hap
pF with either, were 'tother dear charm
er away" But with both of the dear
charmers present, it is necessary for
1t TO try to be happy, anyway.
it was not possible for the National
Campaign Committee TO give an un-
qualified Endorsement of Judge Morgan
Tor fear of offending the thousands of
Republicans who are backing Mon. i
gomery, and it wasn't possible for III
TO openly endorse Mr.. Montgomery be-
cause he isn't on the regular Repub-
Lean ticket, and any favors shownl
iun would make the Morgan followers
sore.
SO 1t 10 learned 4 sort of compromise
was worked out, the arrangement be-,
Ing made separately with each of the
gubernatorial candidates, it being the
opinion of the National Committee that
neither of them had any chance of be-
ing elected Governor, anyway.
TO Judge Morgan, who holds the reg
ular Republican nomination, and who
was represented before the National
Committee in New York by State
Chairman NJ. II. White, it is under
stood something like the following
proposition was made by the commit
tee, and was accepted by Mr.. Morgan
There is absolutely no doubt that
Senator Harding will poll more votes
in West Virginia than Judge Morgan.
The only chance Judge Morgan has of
being elected Governor is to be car
ried over in the event the National
ticket should win. Therefore. the ONLY
thing for Judge Morgan to do is to
spend his whole effort in support of
Senntor Harding and do nothing to
offend Montgomery Republicans"
In return the National Committee
generously agreed to do or say moth
Ing that would boost either Morgan or
Montgomery for the Governorship.
holding strictly aloof from the state
contest
To Montgomery, WHO appeared in
person before the National Campaign
Committee, the proposition made TO
him and accepted by him, is said TO
have been about as follows:
Whatever else you may do in your
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The unprincipled and unwarranted
:ttack by the Grantsville News last
week upon the first woman political
speaker Ia appear within the county.
las aroused deep and bitter resentment
"ot only among Democratic women.
Tut among both political parties and
hoth sexes. Decent people feel that the
attack upon Mrs. Jacobs, in which she
- referred To as without conscience"
II blum n deceiver" and other opprO-
riOuS epithets. was entirely unwar-
anted by any statements made by
hat lady while speaking. We heard
cores of Republicans. many of whom.
10 doubt, did not agree with her senti
!nentS and opinions. say that Mrs.
Jacobs address was one of the most
instructive and most graciously deliy
red they had ever listened to.
Ordinarily the Chronicle would waste
10 space on an apology for the boorish
ondlct of the News. Ordinarily II
would pass the matter up as the raw
hGS or II narrowminded. bitter and
IreJudiced partisan one who is all
hese things despite the fact that he
las many thing for which he ought to
hahk Democrats. But we do not want
ne Werd to 90 abroad that we are
'oush-neckS who do not appreciate n
speaker of ability, regardless of tbe
political party TO which he or she be-
ohsS. Hence this explanation
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Democratic Ticket
NATIONAL TICKET
For President
JAMES NJ. COX
Ohio
For Vice President
-. FRANKLIN ID. ROOSEVELT .
New York
For Congress (3rd DISTRICT
II. f. KIDD
Glcnville
STATE TICKET
For Governor
ARTHUR II. KOONTZ
Charleston
Secretary of State
JAMES III. MILLER
BellepOint
superintendent of Schools
w. w. TRENT
Elkins
State Treasurer
\. G. HEROLD
Sutton
Attorney General
EDWARD A. BRANNON
Weston
Auditor
p. j. NEWTON
Charleston
Commissioner of Agriculture
SAMPSON A. MILLER
Webster Springs
State Senate doth District
JOHN n. SHACKELFORD
Chenille
JUDICIAL TICKET
Judge Supreme Court
l.. G.. SOMMERVILLE
Point Pleasant
Judge 9TH Judicial Circuit
S. z. BELL
Spencer
COUNTY TICKET
Sheriff
n J. KNOTS
Dodrill
Prosecuting Attorney
LORENTZ G. HAMILTON
hTHntSNsSle
County Commissioner
II. A. BOARD
Creluo
Assessor
G.. G. GRIFFIN
Adam
County Clerk
S. Y. WALDO
Grantsville
Circuit Clerk
l.. l.. TERRELL
Bigbend
House of Delegates
MARION X. HERSMAN
Apple Farm
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-10-14
VIII Make Zinc Auditor

Paul j. Newton, of Charleston. the
party nominee for State Auditor, is
Seherally recognized as one of the best
Qualiheu men running for any office OH
either ticket. He has had several
years banking ana general Office evna.
riencC, and would conduct the i'm
portarr office cf Auditor and Insurance
Commissioner in Il Thoroughly eficiant
manner.
be is a young nan Of positive. but
pleasing, personality He Is PLANNING
10 give his whole time to the camDoip1
from now on to election, and expects
10 VISIT iuany Of the counties early In
the caInaign, getting aroGnd to ali of
'Hc" b'G'lc elccii'" dAy.