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Everybody's President and Hoover as Leader of All People
The piece argues President Hoover should act as president of all the people, not just Republicans, while acknowledging Progressive opposition. It notes Hoover’s nonpartisan approach in appointing Mitchell, and praises a citizenry that supports honest governance over partisan bias. It frames Hoover as a unifying, nation-focused leader in advance of the next campaign.
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Hoover Moratorium Proposal Draws Mixed Reactions
The New York Sun says Hoover's plan to suspend intergovernmental debts for a year has broad support but worries the United States and potential critics. Readers' responses indicate cautious optimism amid debate over a temporary moratorium and its global impact, with emphasis on the domestic burden.
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What We Were Doing What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago
A compilation notes wartime and local items from twenty years ago highlighting Ward Cotling named manager at Bluefield Western Union, Mildred Hay obituary in Virginia, and L J Barbee visiting Canada, with a Rotary contest for boys work and fire damage to a local nectar product. It also includes international commentary on German reparations and Hoover’s stance on debt payments and U S economic policy.
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Ward Cotling
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Bluefield
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Bluefeld
Lincoln and the Rule of Law at Tin Cain Shrine
President Weaver dwells on Lincoln's words that the national heritage lies in keeping and enforcing law. He asserts no one is above the law and calls for adherence to truth, justice, and duty as the nation honors Lincoln's memory and rededicates its service to the country.
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Jailhouse lesson from a four year old mischief maker
A four year old, Roger Perry Jr. of Annapolis, ends up in jail after his mother cannot control him and his naval officer father is away at sea. Police chief Lee Waller condemns jailing children, calling it improper and promising changes to keep kids out of cells overnight. The editorial critiques both the mother and authorities while noting broader opinion on handling young offenders.
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Sonnet of Endless Love in Chicago Tribune
A verse from Dorothy Kisaling in the Chicago Tribune explores longing, fickle love, and the ache of devotion. The speaker laments loving deeply yet risking pain as love divides and renews, denying a single hour of exclusive passion while haunted by past kisses and new temptations.
Opinions of Other Editors and West Virginia Divorces
The Tus newspaper opposes federal taxes on ragoling and automobiles, arguing taxation should stay with states and praising Republican tax cuts since Reconstruction. Morgantown and Parkersburg editorials urge coal combustion advances to curb smoke and boost coal use, while Cabell, Wood, and Grant counties report West Virginia divorce statistics, noting declines from 1,995 to 1,861 across the state.
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Screen Life in Hollywood Will Feature Monster Makeups
Hollywood columnist WABBARD KEAVY previews upcoming fright oriented films and tech tricks. Bela Lugosi in a towering make up as a Shelley inspired giant in "Vrantenatela" joins scenes with padding and custom shoes to create an eight foot illusion. The piece notes innovative camera angles and trick photography used in early cinema to heighten drama and mislead audiences about on screen realities.
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Wabbard Keavy
Hollywood
Notra Dame
Bela Lugosi
Mary Goodelix Shelley
Percy Shelley
Lugoutla
Throwing The Harpoon War Story in Brief
A fragmented news brief mentions preparations, winnings, reparations, and Sing Sing prisoners in a White vat with a possible plan to place a person in farment. Dr. Harlow Shapley, a renowned astronomer, is noted to be studying ant life, while a gaming town lower Earth context remains unclear.
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Old Park Rides Then and Now in a Tammany Tale
In New York City a writer recalls summer picnics for families and the old swan boats of Central Park, noting their decline amid changing politics. He also explains the role of an expediter in Tammany circles, a go-between who fixes minor legal and civic matters for loyalists and friends. The piece ends with a nod to the enduring craft of political friendship within the era’s machine politics.
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New York
Seabury Committee
Tammany Club
Tammany
Gilbert Swan
Transatlantic flight lands as storm swamps Ohio
AP brief notes a Copenhagen to Bremen to Chicago completion of a transatlantic route, while a dancer Andreas Pavley reportedly dies after a 16 story plunge from a hotel. Other items mention round-the-world filers from Siberia and a Moscow to Nova Slhirek flight, plus multiple drownings and drownings fears during a heavy wind and rain storm across lakes and Northern Ohio.
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Ohio
Commodore Jahncke Name Goes To Cabinet Nomenclature
Washington column notes Privy to a push for calling Assistant Secretary Jahncke Commodore rather than Mr Secretary. The piece recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s Colonel title and compares naval ranks with army generals, noting a playful bid for seagoing flavor in cabinet ranks amid debates over titles and rank equivalences.
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Commodore
Diet and joint inflammation guidance by Dr Fishre in Daily Health Service
Dr Morris Fishre in Daily Health Service discusses diet in rheumatic and inflammatory joint conditions. Acute joint inflammation, including rheumatic fever, is not greatly diet dependent. a simple easily digested diet is advised. Chronic inflammatory arthritis requires nourishing, high protein meals with vitamins and minerals, and careful caloric control to avoid weight gain.
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Morris Fishrein
McLester
New anti censorship drive eyed to curb Smoot era limits
A national council on freedom from censorship forms to attack book, play, movie and radio bans. It plans federal repeal efforts on unmailable laws and to curb state boards, with figures like H L Hughes and Mary Dennett among its supporters. It aims to test cases, publish educational propaganda, and push screenings of censorship laws before release or distribution.
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Rodney Nutscher Ashington
Reed Smoot
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National Council On Freedom From
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Radio Ace
Neenses
Anti-Censoreship
Hatcher Hughes
Heaven
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Stewart Edward White
Harry Leon Wilson
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Virginia
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
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Banator Smoot
MUSE
Bureau of Information
West Virginia Synodic Leader Elected and Local Updates
West Virginia brief reports Miss Maybelle Thelling of Charleston elected president of the West Virginia Synodical Luthor league. Receivers named for Midland Natural Gaga and Twin City Natural Gas in Charleston. Earl Adkins waives hearing in a feud over a water bill and is held for grand jury. Mercury hits 104 in Charleston for second time in a week. Minere at Wen dell mine abandons tools in Grafton. Warrants issued for Valley Camp Coal officials over alleged highway obstruction with tear gas. Van A Hiltner estimates about 4,000 miners on strike across Harrison, Hardy, and Taylor counties. Aleen Gherli named healthiest alder girl member of four clubs at Jackson's Mill. Twenty-five people plead guilty in federal court for violating prohibition laws.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Wheeling
Valley Camp Coal Company
Clarksburg
van A. Hiltner
Harrison
Arbour
Taylor
Jackson's Mill
Aleen Gherli
Grantaville
West Virginia
Dlklus
Robbery attempt ends with interrupted torture in Los Angeles
P J Amiin, a machine shop night watchman, was attacked by two robbers who tortured him to obtain the safe combination. The power cut, blades flashed, and the assailants moved him toward danger before a knock and a late-arriving worker interrupted the scene. The crooks fled as Amiin escaped with Wenk guiding him toward the door.
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Billy Sunday's Son Marries After License Issued
George Marquis Sunday aged 36, son of evangelist Billy Sunday, obtained a marriage license in San Francisco to wed Mauryne Reichard of Los Angeles. The Reichard name links to Mauryne La Salle, a Hollywood mannequin once named as the other woman during Sunday’s divorce last year. A subsequent bid in Washington by West Virginia Construction Co. for a Shenandoah National Park highway segment came in at 171,002 dollars.
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Swift Run Gap
Laval Favors Talks As France Seeks Moratorium Details
Premier Laval urges the chamber to await a mandate for negotiations with Mellon while France and the United States seek a common stance on a one year moratorium for German reparations. Stimson notes progress with French counterparts and Bennett signals Canada’s in principle acceptance of Hoover’s plan.
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Obliging Cornwall Fireman Arrested for Alarm
Joseph Larose of Cornwall Ontario visited the fire station and was urged to pull an alarm. He complied but was arrested and fined fifty dollars for the action. He vows to stop being obliging, saying he rows.
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