Fulton Woods Named Captain of West Virginia Baseball Team
The New Dominion of Morgantown reports Fulton Woods of Princeton West Virginia a junior in arts and sciences at Morgantown University was chosen captain of the West Virginia baseball squad for 1923 after a close vote with Ross Lytle. Woods a three year varsity pitcher is well regarded by teammates and undergraduates and active in Beta Theta Pi and other campus groups.
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New Dominion
Morgantown
Fulton Woods
Hugh G. Woods
University At
J Fulton Woods
Princeton
Wva
College of Arts and Sciences
West Virginia
Woods
Bible Class at Royal Theatre Sunday
Crowded Sunday school prompts Rev. R. M. Sims to hold a Bible class at the Royal theatre Sunday at 10 am. The class, with ~200 enrolled and about 125 average attendance, will study Matthew chapter 27 and invite the public to join as a community event.
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R. M. Sim
Royal Theatre
Mr. Sims
When Betsy Ross Made Old Glory Benefit Enjoyed
The D A R benefit "When Betsy Ross Made Old Glory" drew a large audience and netted about fifty six dollars for the chapter. Daniel Hale received a silver pencil from J K Rich for selling the most tickets. Misses Dunn and Sheley coached the play and will bring the prize to Athens Friday to present it at Concord Normal auditorium for the summer school.
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Betsy Ross
Daniel Hale
J. K Rich
Dunn
Sheley
Athens
Concord
Williamson the wondrous business town chatter patterns
Williamson shows a town profile with 100 residents: 23 talk baseball 19 discuss freight rates 22 debate wage cuts 3 mention Henry Ford's railroads 16 lament high living costs 17 discuss politics. Real estate buyers are notably well off, with fortunes rooted in West Williamson property. SPECIALIST West Williamson Lots.
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Henry Ford
Fortune's Foundation
West Williamson Property
Always Tired No Ambition A Farm Woman Credits Pinkham Medicine
Mrs Herbert Lona of Larwill Indiana says back pain fatigue nervousness and dizziness kept her from work for four yearsShe began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and now feels well enough to manage her farm and care for three children She recommends the remedy to friends and believes it will help others who are tired and lacking ambition
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Larwih
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ton Feling
Herbert Lona
R. R
Box 7
Larwill
Iva T . Pinkham
PITHY PRINCETON PARAGRAPHS
Marriage licenses issued for Bernard Meadows and Pansy Cameron in Princeton and Conn or Burress to Alan Reynolds in Zebulon Kentucky. Court case in chancery, July rules, with attorney J H Gadd for plaintiff. Funeral services for Wade C Shufflebarger conducted at First Methodist Church with large brotherhood turnout. Interment Oakwood cemetery.
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Bernard Meadows
Pansy Cameron
Princeton
Connor Burress
West Graham
Alan Reynolds
Zebulon
Benjamin T. Crump Company Et Als
M. L. Brunter Et Als
J. H. Gadd
Wade C. Shufflebarger
First Methodist
8 S. Vaught
Brotherhood
Oakwood Cemetery
John Newkirk
Baptist Church
Ruby
Newkirk
Personal notices from Princeton area readers in brief
Mrs. Fred Poston and children visit James Poston in Princeton. Various locals report visits, trips, and business around Bluefield Huntington Columbus Peterstown Concord and Welch. Notables include Melvin Stewart and E E Knight visiting for state school duties and commencements.
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Fred
Poston
Frances
Elizabeth
Fred, Jr
James Poston
South Walker Street
Gordon L. Todd
Bluefield
W. H. Shieler
Huntington
W. K. Riner
Front Street
H. C. Rice
Faye
Gladys
Audrey
Columbus
Ohio
Hallie Riner
Peteratown
Loren Shannon
Red Sulphur Springs
Concord Normal
K. M. Hardy
Georgia
Pete Lentz
Lula Barger
T. P. Jones
Pineville
C. R. Beach
Widson
Welch
Lee Susong
Lilly Land Co
Ward Sowers
Troy Sowers
Cassie Tanner
Victoria
R. F. Butcher
Charleston
Stewart & Co
Pittsburg
H. G. Peery
Tazewell
C. BE. Thomason
Misa Effie Gusler
Otis Bowling
Robert Reid
Jacksonville
Fla
Highland Avenue
Uncertain 1922 Primary Race Dampens Political Push
The opening of party campaigns shows little momentum as candidates avoid crowded fields. The entry of women voters adds uncertainty about turnout and demands, leaving both parties unsure where the female vote will land and which candidates will step forward.
McCluskey enters race for first district state senate
Wheeling, June 9. W O McCluskey of Wheeling announces Republican candidacy for state senate from the first district Hancock Brooke and Ohio counties. H Campbell Richards of Wheeling also seeks the nomination. Senator Jesse A Bloch may not seek renomination. Paris M Henri Tortillion obtains divorce citing incompatibility over jazz music.
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Wheeling
W. Va
W. O. McCluskey
W. 0. McCluskey
Senate
Hancock, Brooke
Ohio
H. Campbell Richards
Ohio County
Jesse A. Bloch
California
Charleston
Churches Unite for Morning Services in Princeton
Princeton churches announce a unified morning program led by R M Sims with Sunday school at 9 46 and a 10 am Bible class for men and women at the Royal Theatre. Sermon by Rev Sims on Profits of Godliness followed by junior Christian Endeavor and evening gospel team service.
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Christian
R. M. Sims
Royal Theatre
Christian Endeavor
Mr. Sims
Church Gospel Team
Presbyterian
L. W. Irwin
Douglass
Christain Endeavor
Methodist
B. Vaught
Epworth League
Star
Union to test coal police powers withheld suit
Arthur Garfield Hays of the American Civil Liberties Union announced a planned suit to test the powers of private coal and iron police in the coal strike region. The petition targets Vinton Collieries Co. and seeks an injunction to stop prohibiting public assemblage in Wintondale, Pennsylvania.
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Robensburg
Arthur Garfield Hays
New York City
American Civil Liberties Union
Coal and Iron Police
Civil Liberties Union
United Mine Workers of District No. 2
Vinton Collieries Co
Vintondale
New York
Lockwood Committee Ends Probe on Steel Merger
New York June 9 The Lockwood legislative committee concluded its inquiry into the North American Steel Corporation merger by questioning Kuhn Loeb and Co about marketing on a when and if issued basis. Untermyer urged laws to curb stock manipulation and to empower the FTC to block acquisitions without approval, while deeming the merger potentially beneficial if it reduces United States Steel monopoly influence.
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New York
Lockwood Legislative Committee
North American Steel Corporation
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Samuel Untermyer
Federal Trade Commission
Untermyer
Republic
Dvale
North American Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Justice
Steel Corporation
United States Supreme Court
Business and Professional Girl's Club Adopts Girl Scouts
The club held an enthusiastic meeting at the ginian hotel to discuss taking the recently organized Girl Scouts under their care as advisory council to the group. Miss Jessie Perkins received praise for organizing a teachers’ party, and plans were made to pursue Shepherd-Towner funds for Mercer county with a county-wide committee appointed to meet the county court. A social hour followed.
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Jordan
Jessie Perkins
Princeton
Nash
Mercer County
Epworth League Concert Tonight at Methodist Church
Music lovers are invited to a concert this evening at the Methodist church presented by the Epworth League to support its special work. Admission is twenty-five and thirty-five cents.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Three Singers from Hiawassee College Hit Stage
A program features three young men from Hiawassee College C A Angle and Austin Angle to sing with EB T Gilmer on piano. Gilmer also plays wind instruments and is recalled by Princetonians for his prior work with the Emory and Henry Glee Club two years ago.
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Hiawassee Colege
C. A. Angle
Austin Angle
EB. T. Gilmer
Gilmer
Emory and Henry Glee Club
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Isaac T. Mann
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O. L. Alexander
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Watkins, Scott
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Lieber
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Princeton Bureau
Byefield Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph
Carrier Boys
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Belcher Confectionary
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the “Handy” Corner
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Bible School
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Shady Lane
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Lyric Theatre Building
Polding
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Royal Theatre Tonight
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Mercer Realty CO
Princeton, W. VA
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Warlick Furniture CO
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