Stonewall Jackson College move to Bluefield urged
A proposed relocation of Stonewall Jackson College to Bluefield is championed. Advocates say the move would expand the college’s size and improve facilities while serving the two presbyteries and the community. They argue the new site offers growth, better faculty and equipment, and aligns with regional needs.
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Jacksson College
Stonewall Jackson College
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Radford
Oliia
Etls Ferthermore
Wroeflel
McRonwell
Sinevierk
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Mingo
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Jackson
Adele
Unclear fragment hints at national mood and tax talk
Fragmentary dialogue references nerves across the nation and a war tax, mentioning Baltimore Ampertann and the idea of enduring an unpleasant day. The text reads as stray chatter without a clear incident, date, or individuals beyond scattered names.
Meeting of the legislature amid political vanity and bustle
The article sketches a January gathering of lawmakers at Charleston, noting rituals of pageantry by selfstyled elites. It laments ego and pomp in hotel lobbies, describing political theater and the spectacle surrounding the legislative session.
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Charleston
Fragmentary 1920s Newspaper Snippet Mixed Voices
A garbled compilation of phrases from several papers including references to Praemysl Przemys and Connecticut workers. The text also mentions a Springfield Republican tone about industry, a New York World comment, and disjointed notes on social events and a rural incident, with scattered names and places.
The Value of Character in a Mock Trial Verdict
An editor discusses the worth of character following a railroad embezzlement case. A jury awarded $24,000 for false imprisonment, asserting character cannot be measured by money, and the judge emphasizes that wealth or poverty should not affect redress for personal integrity.
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Himan
Punitive Measures Stir Debate Over Compensation Rules
Fragmentary transcription discusses punitive actions for compensation outcomes, criticizes employer liability, and questions wage protections. It references Lynchburg News and editor remarks about financial issues, debts, and public reaction to editorial decisions. The text lacks clear dates or entities beyond vague references.
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Malers
Rata
Jose
Teaghes Wien
Lynchburg
State of Coast Defenses Considered by War Board
A special army board at the War Department is weighing the nation’s coast defenses and the canal zone military situation. Proceedings are secret, with findings and recommendations expected to guide new funds and plans for coastal defense development influenced by recent siege developments in the ongoing war.
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Chemilze
Army
War Department
Canal Cone
Fihat
Movement of Coke Imports Drops in Septembers Trade
A federal report notes a large drop in coke movement as anthracite and bituminous coal flows shift. The nine months ending September show anthracite up by about 849 thousand tons while coke and bituminous coal show declines and shifts in distribution across major rail routes.
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Yea
Cole
Mi Department of Commerce
British destroyer Hardy amid German raid rumor report
London reports that the British destroyer Hardy participated in actions with a German squadron off the east coast last Wednesday. The admiralty’s list says two were killed and two wounded aboard the Hardy, but no British ships were lost. The admiralty denies any British vessel losses.
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London
Hardy
Clorman
Enghard
Argentine San Martin Commandant Recalls Battle Exchange
Captain Tels of Sea Malt Linens Ayres reports from Folio Neuve that the San Martin met the British cruiser Carcaryon in port. He says the discussion covered the disastrous December engagement for the Germans, noting four killed and fifty six wounded aboard the San Martin. The German cruiser opened fire at fifteen thousand yards, while the British held fire at eight thousand yards.
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Linens Ayres
Argentina
Sin Martin
Carcaryon
San Martin
Americans Arrested by Mexican Car Convoy Probe
Americans Douglas Arty Dee Lockhart and Michael Sutton, alleged chauffeurs for Douglas, were arrested near Prouturas Sonora by Maytorena troops. Report says soldiers seized a machine gun and dynamite for Carranza forces. Friends claim they went to Sonora with auto parts and a wrecked machine, returning when seized.
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Dee T.C. Lockhart
Michael Sutton
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Maytorena
Roops
Prouturas
Sonora
Officida Tere
Dynaomo
Carranza
Uhey
No Big Dam on the Cheat River
West Virginia presses for permission from the Public Service Commission to continue the Cheat River dam project. Hearings spanned years as Hydra Electric seeks to advance the large dam near Point Marion, with debates over navigability, locks, and state water power plans. Officials cite extensive studies by the US Geological Survey and outline potential energy from Kanawha, Greenbrier, and Gauley basins, emphasizing statewide resource development.
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West Virginia
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Hydra- Electric Company
Public Service Commission
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Ible Great Dam
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Lie New Commissio
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Public Services Commission
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Wiely
Yub- Hegorvies Commission
Presston County Coal Wut Coke Company
Aydro Wieauie Company
Huiblig Fereign Commission
Virginia Power Cemvany
Privute Milling and Power Company
Lae
Brite Line Power Company
Dlam
Choit
Fairmont
Charksburg
Powe Company
Virginia
United States Geologianl
West
NeweKanawha
West Virginia Hydro Power Potential Explored
A fragmented report discusses extensive hydropower capacity in West Virginia rivers and tributaries. It notes thousands of horsepower across multiple river basins and argues for developing hydroelectric power to fuel mills and factories, conserve resources, and support future electrical currents.
Captain and Teams Perfect Plans Today
A fragmented note outlines a meeting of COURT EEES to direct tor grids and boost a campus campaign. It lists team captains and members, noting incomplete rosters and upcoming discussions on progress and strategy for the public meeting today.
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Mala
EEES
Ty Son Institute
Conmmilare
Tomsmit
Wo Raif
R. TE. Lazenby
Rev. H
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Werbert Markle
Rane S$. Witten
Lawrence Alexander
P. &. Lasley
D. W. Hanedek
Ded. Meany
W. Snider
J. R.melcher
T. J. Javans
M. WW. Steynolds
R. N. Card Stall
G. G. Wilder
KR. L. Shellan
Arcadian Rink Amateur Mile Race Draws Interest
Last night at the Arcadian rink Jess L Mack won the mile in three thirty amid strong amateur competition. White, former champion, fell late in the race allowing Black to close in. Three-quarter mile entrants included White Kilmer Reed and Sarver with a fast finish by miller.
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Arcadian
Jess L‘mack
Ork
Ttle
Black
White
Joss White
Charrence Kilmer
Forest Reed
Clyde Sarver
Young Miller
Hinton
I Serior
Wright Named Deputy Clerk for McDowell County Court
It was learned yesterday that C. I Frank Wright, for years deputy clerk of the circuit court of this county, was appointed deputy clerk of the circuit court of McDowell county. He will begin his new duties at Weldon on Monday and Mercer and McDowell counties are assured of capable service.
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Frank Wright
McDowell County
Weldon
Witeht
Mercer
McDowell
CAN DEFEND COAL ROAD Mitnehile cross examine F C Wright
Congress plans to investigate charges that Southern Railway discriminates against independent coal operators in the Virginia Tennessee Kentucky coal field. The inquiry was adjourned until January 6 when Mans Potter, president of the Clinchield Railway, will cross examine Frank C Wright of Bristol who has testified in support of the allegations. The Clinchield has been used.
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Congress
Southern Railway
Virginia-Tennessee-Kentucky
Mans Potter
Clinchield Railway
C. Wright
Briatol, Iann
Clinehield
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