Gore appoints Rodgers judge in Woods place
Governor Gore named Martinsburg attorney D W Rodgers as judge of the twenty third judicial district to succeed J M Woods. Rodgers, 85, has long been active in Berkeley county and American Legion circles and will qualify at Berkeley Springs for the April term. The appointment surprised observers in the eastern panhandle amid a contest over the circuit judgeship and expectations that A U C Nadenbausch or Tracy L. Deffords would be chosen.
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Gore
Ife
J. M. Woods
Taxahaw
Lancaster County
South Carolina
Berkeley County
Okden College
Bowling Green
University of Virginia
Tne
United States Army
Won Hannis
Maron
Herbert E. Hannis
Berkeley
American Legion
Berkeley Springs
Nadenbausch
State Bar Association
Twenty-Third Judicial Circuit
Maekgverier
Manu Wade
Lesa Cotter
Nore Sill
la Moxten
Dove Leon
Cvttan
UC Snes
Dotten Belt
Lorton Nulsery
Amonz
Atatya
Sur
Treda Balanes Jles
Great Britain
Bune
A. Shuwine
Coolidge Speech Promises Aid to Cotton Industry
President Coolidge pledges federal support for the cotton industry in a speech before an association, tracing the textile sector from handwoven fabrics to modern rayon and artificial silk. He discusses global production, US dominance, export policies, wages, and the need for skilled workers while defending free export of raw materials and urging protection for domestic producers.
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Coolidge
Milena
Yarda
Benad
Fivet
Liem
Ames
Mura Wallng
Jens Ubersal
Fesheasnen
Maysard
Tto
Tox
Crossword puzzle and cotton trade notes mix in page
A lengthy OCR page fragment blends a crossword style puzzle with a detailed discussion on cotton production. It covers by products, obscure clues, and a wide array of garbled entries, then shifts to a policy analysis about cotton farming, the boll weevil, and potential interstate cooperation to stabilize fashion driven demand and textile exports. The text cites production figures, foreign trade values, and global comparisons with Britain.
Economy and Textile Industry Amid War’s Aftermath
Yesterday’s answer reflects Chan and a rough production picture in cotton goods. The text notes war’s lingering impact on output, gradual global improvement as conflicts recede, and calls for national government action to support business and the textile sector. It discusses industry challenges, advances, and seeks cooperative policy for economic well being.
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Ravera
Government and Industry Duty to Enforce Law and Prosperity
Fragmented speech urges government to vigilantly enforce laws in industry while managers must observe them without undue state action. It calls for cooperation to curb improper practices, ensure fair wages, and align public expenditure with productive efficiency. The speaker notes the textile sector’s central role in national prosperity and cites Halley’s career record.
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Moxut
Ita
America
Department of Commerce
Ut Varloup
Federal Trade Board
Department of Tabor
Kovernment
Earth
Blood and System Builder touted by Washington doctor
Retired Washington, D C doctor endorses Todd's Tonin as a strengthbuilding remedy. He claims it boosts virility and nervous systems and recommends it to those needing a blood and system regulator. Available at Bullman’s out-rate drug stores and Potterfield’s drug store in Charleston and nearby areas.
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Turnard J. Roele
McKar
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Potterfield's
Boigreky
Kanawha St
Charleston
Ady
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United States
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Plice
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Uly Ely
Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
Indies
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Hold
White
India
Myon
Bonold
Cine
Villas
Scholarly
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Pral KI
Older’s Drug Store
Charleston, W. Va
WISL
Gude
Halley
Camet
Washington, D. C
Barnard J. Boyle
Quarrier
Capitol
Aileen
Gage
Barthelmess
Mack Sennett
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