Newton Diehl Baker moved to Cleveland
Elkins became the county seat of Randolph County, replacing Beverly
William Blenko returned to America to try to set up shop in Point Marion, PA
Lumber mill relocation to Wirt County
West Virginia Pulp & Paper purchased land along Greenbrier River, later Cass
Chamber of Commerce established in Charleston
Charleston began new hospital on Cemetery Hill
West Virginia State Society of the DAR was organized
William Dawson married his second wife Maude Brown
Alexander Donaghho died in Parkersburg
Huntington's Fesenmeier Brewery was opened
The Sacred Heart Church of Spring Dale was built
Lily Jackson helped found the Daughters of American Pioneers
The Low Moor Iron Company employed James Kay to open the Kaymoor mines near Fayettesville
Kaymoor became an industrial village
Teepi Kendrick moved to Morgantown
Rand McNally produced a new map of West Virginia
The first execution occurred at the Moundsville State Penitentiary
Reynolds Memorial Hospital was founded by B. M. Spurr
The shop complex stopped being used by the locomotive service facility
Hu Maxwell wrote a history of Barbour County
Wheeling's McLure Hotel was remodeled to have 225 rooms
A daily edition Morgantown Evening Post began publication
Dwight Morrow received his law degree from Columbia University
Robert Hornor's son began the Parkersburg Daily Sentinel.
Granville Davisson Hall wrote Daughter of the Elm
The West Virginia Northern railroad began as a coal hauler
Anne Spencer graduated from Virginia Theological Seminary in Lynchburg, Virginia
The USS Huntington was authorized by Congress
The legislature authorized the establishment of Miners Hospital No. One in Welch
The Capitol Annex was designed
The Industrial Home for Youth opened as the West Virginia Industrial Home For Girls
Lenna Yost married Ellis Asby Yost
