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DaiLy Printing CO
Associated Press
Cavrsal Kaverii
Tork
Kansas
Ganeas Chi
Unica
Beth oSlanens
Teleidh Fae
Thanas
West Virginia
Payadte
God’s Moment Charity in all offices and employment
A religious reflection argues charity covers sins and urges just and faithful conduct in every office, business, and employment a person engages in, citing Peter and Swedenborg.
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Swedenborg
Hoover Nomination Seen as Unanimous Endorsement
The report notes Herbert Hoover's nomination was unanimously supported, a record as strong as any former candidate except a self-succeeding president. Wisconsin backed Hoover with nine votes, while La Follette’s former insurgents returned to the fold. The platform pleased farmers and affirmed a robust Republican path to victory this fall.
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Herbert Hoover
Mader
Wisconsin
Coolidge
la Follette
Hoover
West Virginia Republicans rally behind Hoover Hatfield harmony
Charles J. Schuck of Wheeling praises the nomination of a national figure while stressing West Virginia’s united support for any GOP candidate. He notes the party’s strong statewide ticket and enthused voters, predicting a decisive fall victory.
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Charles J. Schuck
Wheeling
Gof
West Virginia
Shuck
Hoover, Hatfield and Harmony
Choose word reflects Coolidge retreat from presidency
The article discusses the meaning of the word choose used by a New Englander in describing President Coolidge. It argues that choosing retirement meant a positive withdrawal from public office and a demand that his wishes be respected.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Various Local Notices and Elections Highlight Bluefield Area
Homer Anderson returns from Roanoke College with four medals from the year. Mrs. Harriett Shockley, mother of Mrs. Isaac Wright of Bluefield, dies at Star, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Stuart relocate to Tezewell after a Clinton Missouri wedding. Hi S Cook appointed magistrate at Matoaka to fill a term after H E Cook’s death. War savings stamp drive begins in Bluefield as U C T convention opens there. The piece also reflects on political themes with references to leadership and self rule.
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Homer Anderson
Graham
Roanoke College
Harriett Shockley
Isaac Wright
Bluefield
Star
St. Clair Stuart
Clinton
Tezewell
Hi. S. Cook
Matoaka
H. E. Cook
Satisfactory Estimate on Hoover’s Coal Industry View
Isaac T. Mann and J. G. Bradley lead coal interests who support Hoover’s stance. Prominent coal producers back his attitude, saying they are more invested and competent to influence mining policy as allies.
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Hoover
Isaac T. Mann
J. G. Bradley
National Association
Streetwise dealers push tiny profit margins in trade-ins
The piece notes motor car dealers share a belief their slim margins prevent outbidding on trade-ins while offering identical cars at high priced deals. It touches on vacations, student work, and the randomness of promises of bumper harvests for farmers, plus a sly jab at New Orleans missing stories about two thieves fleeing with $30,000.
SHORT CUTS From Exchanges
A compiled quip roundup noting public affairs rely on red tape over spectacle, with humorous lines about Indian summer, an Eeki mo spring, a three-ring circus, a capable Briton, a woman driver, and getting lost in the frozen north to avoid being seen with wild women.
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Washington Evening Star
States
Sioux City Tribune
Our Platform For Local Taxation And Safety Edges
The plan advocates quarterly tax payments to city county and state similar to federal. It emphasizes mine safety education for operators and miners to save lives and property. It calls for barriers on curves and river banks, road safety, and collection of levies to fund factories for Bluefield. It proposes a northside street from East End bridge to Midway and a link to College avenue in Blocteld. It urges formation of a southern West Virginia development association, Sunday elections, uniform deputy sheriffs, municipal water supply, and self-government.
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Bluefield
East End Bridge
Midway
Feright Depot
College Avenue
Blocteld
One of
Southern West Virin
Child's Laughter Echoes Swinburne Poem
Poem by Algernon Charles Swinburne celebrates a child’s laughter as a heavenly, uplifting sound. Rich imagery links bells birds wind and golden imagery to the purity and joy of a child’s clear laughter. The verse blends nature and heaven seeking the ultimate sweet sound of a child’s mirth.
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Heaven
Earth
Harper
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Supreme Court Wiretapping Split Echoed Across Papers
Major newspapers react to the five to four decision upholding wiretapping as legal evidence. Critics warn of privacy erosion and an overreaching police state, while several editors defend the ruling as necessary against crime. Four dissenters led by Brandeis Butler Holmes and Stone receive praise for principled stand.
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Supreme Court
Roanoke World-News
United States Superme
New York Herald-Tribune
Boston Globe
Omaha World-Herald
Indianapolis News
Authority
St. Paul Pioneer Press
United States Supreme Court
Columbia Record
Cleveland News
Brandeis
Butler
Holmes
Stone
William H. Taft
Syracuse Herald
Eee
Baltimore Sun
Chattanooga Times
Arkansas Democrat
Albany Evening News
Lincoln State Journal
Grand Rapids Press
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Worcester Daily Telegram
Taft
Congress
The Harpoon and Headlines of Wild Juliana Notes
A collection of garbled phrases and fragments ranging from songs about harpoons and fishnets to political jests about Queen Marie and Secretary Wilbur. The text threads through travel to Kansas City, cigars blindfolded, a cow in India, and a San Francisco streetbuilding, all painted in a jittery, rumor-filled style.
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Queen Marie
Raumania
New York
Home Economics Outline Promotes Health and Discipline
A Denver public schools book by Mise K. W. Kinyon and University of Colorado’s L. Thomas Hopkins outlines habits for girls to cultivate both body and mind. It covers routines like hygiene, diet, sleep, exercise, posture, and restraint from stimulants, alongside mental habits such as adaptability, calmness, perseverance, honesty, focus, and responsibility.
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Mise K. W. Kinyon
Public Schools of
Denver
L. Thomas Hopkins
Department of Education
University of Colorado
West Virginia Editors Call for Road Bond Vote and Vivid Nature Message
Parkersburg editors unite to push for the proposed 35 million dollar road bond to finish statewide improvements and link communities with hard surfaced highways. They note past bonds and state funding without taxes on real estate or personal property, funded by auto taxes and motor license receipts.
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West Virginia Good Roads Association
Parkersburg
United and Representative
West Virginia
Ohio Valley
Appalachian
Post Cards From Europe By William Ivy
Paris June 15. Polar exploration will benefit mankind if it increases geographic knowledge. Critics mock Wilkins and Noble, inventing tales of Eskimos dancing the Charleston and flights that miss the pole. In reality Spitsbergen is not bleak, June brings warmth and flowers, thaw poses the true peril for explorers not cold.
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Paris
Wilkins
Elelson
Green Harbor
Spitsbergen
Spitsbergen Archipelago
Pole
North Pole
Norway
Baltimore
Scattered NOTES on Manhattan life and taxi license stalls
A rambling New York diary observes Manhattan scenes from Fortieth Street to Greenwich Village. It notes taxi driver license studios, Ivy Lee and Rockefeller influence, Broadway quirks, derelicts, a parrot street sale, riveters, and a curious horned toad gift. The piece ends with warnings about scams and the wit of city life.
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New York
Manhattan
Fortieth Street
Ivy Lee
Rockefeller
Georgia City
Manhattan Yellow Journal
Standard Oil
John D., Jr
Walter Winchell
A. Aarons
South America
The Things We Imagine by Bruce Catton
Three American women set out for Bagdad in quest of Haroun al Rashid’s palace and the author argues legends remain more real than facts. He notes imagination shapes history, citing Washington and sea serpents as enduring myths that comfort and define us.
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Bruce Catton
Bagdad
Haroun al Rashid
Arthur
Ulysses
Old Bagdad
Vale
Avalon
Long John Silver
Cloudland
George Washington
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Haroun's Palace
Bohemia
Reformers and money in public life analyzed
A Richmond News Leader critique questions reformers who use public funds to advance their agendas. The column labels the practice as problematic and urges scrutiny of leaders who leverage taxpayer money for political aims.
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The
Richmond News Leader
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