Monument for Lodge prompts clash over U S world court stance
The column criticizes Rep George Tinkham of Massachusetts for proposing a $200000 Washington monument to Henry Cabot Lodge while urging adherence to the world court agenda. It contrasts Lodge’s record with Coolidge era aims and cites Hoover on tariff policy amid global trade tensions and monopolies.
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Lodge
George Holden Winkham
Massachusetts
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tinkham
Coolidge
League of Nations
Vicief
Elas
Caue
Tdea
Congress
Grover Clevelant
Lote
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Henry Cabot Longe
Tinkam
Senate Debate Over Tax Relief Plans And Public Opinion
Commentary discusses tax relief bill details and Senate roles in setting surtax, income tax exemptions, and debt payment periods. It urges not to delay passage and cites Dawes. A humorous verse mocks a woman cow as a joke in the page.
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Senate
Senaate
Hhe House
House
Dawes
Monopoly critics clash over domestic and foreign trusts
The Norfolk Pilot notes officials back big business while attacking foreign monopolies, then questions why American monopolies such as aluminum, sugar, nitrates, and coal aren’t equally denounced. The piece argues the administration is built on monopolies and warns against anti-monopoly rhetoric from the public. It reviews a West Virginia journal issue and praises cattle breeding advances and state leadership, calling for state support.
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Hoover
Norfolk Virginia Pilot
Secretary of the Treasury
Norfolk
Mr. Coolidge
Mellon
Aluminum Trust
Butler
Textile Trust
Gary
Steel Trust
Oil Trust
Big Business
West Virginia Review
Waitman T. Barbe
William L. Geppert
Wlinton
Hatchet
West Virginia
Andrew Price
Marlinton
Roy B. Cook
Little Kanawha
T. B. Cain
William Burdette Mathews
Thomas West Paytons
Jennings Randolph
Harry Flournoy
Oil and Gas Exchange
The
Gazette
Grafton
Modern China and American Industry in Motoring Vision
A reflection on China’s industrial shift and Western investment. The piece argues American railroads face obsolescence as automative tech expands, with figures like Willian Wandin and Standard Oil cited while warning of global competition and the rise of motor buses and trucks.
New York Day by Day Portrait of Uniformed Life
A 1928 New York feature depicts the metropolitan drum major instinct and the upscale world of hotel staff, bellboys, doormen, and box office workers. It notes salaries, attire, and social attitudes shaping service industry employment in bustling city life.
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York
Gorham
Cleiis
Ultra
Oxford
A Wife's Confessional Revelations of a Narrator
A damaged diary-like scene portrays a wife figure guiding and comforting a younger woman named Lillian. The passage details emotional strain, repressed tears, and a hesitant, tender exchange of reassurance and a quiet kiss as care is transferred across intimate, domestic dynamics.
Hunter in Green Forest Terrifies Little Folk
Sammy Jay notes a hunter with a terrible gun in the Green Forest owned by Farmer Brown. The shot alarms all, as animals flee and speculate who was targeted while Sammy delivers the news of the hunt.
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Green Forest
Farmer Brown
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Jumper
Ms. Grouse
Eveu
Mrs. Grouse
Chatterer
Heppy Jack
Happy Jack
Li Deer
heNor Reall
Evan
Caatlerer
Gorse
Armer
Teror Clinch
Plump
Freddy
Burgesad
Motion Denied in Rayford Case Over Jury Panel
A motion to quash the indictment and other challenges were overruled in the trial of John McCormick charged as an accessory before the fact in the killing of William Fraker at an ops shop mine on Cabin Creek. The panel was drawn in September, and witnesses testified as the trial proceeded. McCormick’s fate and the next grand jury's lighter docket are pending.
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Mote”Ms
John McCormick
William Fraker
Wayford
Cabin Creek
J. BR. Gordon
Counsno
McCormick
B .R. Black
Warant
Gordon
Frank C.bur Gette
B. L. Salisbury
Jon Keily
Sil
Wither
Ty Price
Black
Price
O. L. Ruwlix
George W W. Connell
Hin Teatt
Ony
Fraker
Conley
Tria
Enllty
Burdette
New York Central moves Nitro station eastward
The New York Central station at Nitro will be relocated about nine tenths of a mile east to land recently sold to the railway by the Charleston Industrial Corporation. The commission ruled on a formal complaint from the corporation. A separate filing from the Water Works and Improvement company asked for extended service to Montvale, conditioned on 400 dollars. The railway also seeks authority to discontinue the Lock Seven station, deemed unnecessary. Another complaint from Gilbert-Pairment Mining seeks moving the Rosebud station 1 500 feet west.
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New York Central
Nitro
Charleston Industrial Corporation
Raiisway
Thefieild Water Works and Improvement Company
Montvale
New York Central Railway
Gilbert-Pairment Mining Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rosebud
Harrison County
I C F Minstrels to Appear Here Tonight
I C F Minstrels tour West Virginia with an all Odd Fellows state home troupe of fourteen from the Elm Grove home. They perform Friday at the high school auditorium and Saturday in Clendenin to raise funds for a new endowment fund.
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Jack) Wilkinson
Untinginn
OCP Erilons
West Virginia
A. P. Beal
State Home Board
Nua Endowment
Hariestan
Odd Fellows State
Eline
Charleston
Clendenin
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Rome
Earl
Montgomery
Ves
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Standard Oil
Arshur Drispane
Sine Company
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Purrielde
Jenigthwine
Kuo Sung
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Chang
Konp
Hinch
Nun
Asia
York Stata Ca
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Thar
Urease
American Car and Foundry Company
Willian Wandin
Bargin
Everwtods
Fider
Frank
Muncey
Tyrone
Nix
Frank Munfardy
Lisken Falls
Maine
Atery
Nava Tlelte
Filea
Thon Tuanes
Oma
Pratand
Earth
Tim Young
Wlinsell Oy
California
Newdersex
Aniifornia
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Tadlann
Business Man
Usenet
Ste Pitewserds
Sloward St. Diore
Executiva Offers
McNeusat Syndicate
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Broadway
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Ata
Katherine
UiMias
Rhea
Pettit
Jerine
Chex
Xorty
Sara
Miateken
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Ford
Toland
Litilea
St. Ant
Lillian
Gillian
Lerslef
Talliyn
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the Good Hunter
Livan
Lilian
Marlon
Chatlerer
Rayford
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