Diplomas Awarded to Roosevelt High Class of Robins
Robins presents diplomas to Roosevelt High graduates in a ceremony featuring principal Lon Kelly remarks on moral standards and tobacco concerns for women. Virginia Dillon and Ward exceptional valedictory pieces highlighted, with a long list of graduates and credits as some students will advance to Charleston High.
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Lon H. Kelly
Rowanvelt
Rene Yorn
Charleston High School
Brady Water Way
Lon HH
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Clearette
Valedietory
Virginia Mirabeth Dillon
Valediorinn
Dillon
Ang Gullaple
Nelwer Maconeas
Arthur Kédwarn Jongatone
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K. Rehing
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Herold Willman Adkins
Walter Abbott
Charles Aaron
Catherine Bears
Abraham David Herman
Josephine Lutkin
Walter Bradtferd Barr
Marty Morgen Brown
May Baker
George Boland
Julity Kolaraky
Thomas Chambers
Tea Chestnut
Helen Crouse
Vochfare
Garnet Crawford
Helen Cox
Virginia Bell Clark
Dorothy Fropees Duve
Angeline Bacon
Dixxon
Lottie Davis
Virginia Elizabeth Dylan
Charlotte Reean Emirk
Hild Norvelly Edgar
Esther Kynlt
Pearl Ryans
Roy Krist
John Fountabre
Laruise Pletcher
Meryl Gott
Virginiat Guthrie
Frances Illehrist
Ann Gilfianle
Harald Griffith
Adele Hundles
Frank Abney Hardy
Helen Heidles
Evah Harrin
Nogma Ault
Macy Schwartz
Frank Hulbert
Calvin Wells Kuykendall
Virginia Kelly
Kenneth Kin Jana
Turis Kleeman
Willem Lively
Blanche Lewis
Helen Metlure
Jonisa Shore
Melvin May
Josee Maire
Ida Ellen Melman
Daisy Mac Miller
Joseph Miller
Kemp Motion
Willam Cumin
Nora Margaret Harris
Geraldine Noel
McGuire
Arthur Williams
Hayden William Helen Wash
Howert Shepherd
Gan Q¢e Ward
Joseph Hulbert
Fatinie Carter
Okey Goff
Albert Roy
Ure Tis Roe
Roséener
Joan Pendleton
Virginia Meconihay
Rebecca Dickinson
Hazel Smith
Data High School
Roosevelt Punior High School
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Margaret Christie
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Mildred Garved
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Carrin Hickman
Delmas Hill
Henry Williams Laughorn
Augusta Mahoney
Joel Perry
Clyde Horne Throckmo’tor
Coal Merchants Convene With Proposals On Tax Burden
The coal men debated governmental relations and tax policy at a convention in Bluefield. Senator King warned that one in ten workers is an office holder, with four billion in salaries and pensions driving a no revival while taxes fund these expenses. Clarence Didgety and Hi Shott welcomed delegates as Hederick Stephens and George H. Cushing led talks on ethics and the Pocahontas coal field.
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King
Iis
Clarence & Didgety
Dehkalt
West Virginia
President is Anxious Secretary Named by GOP Committee
Cleveland Ohio June 4 Roy West of Chicago has been selected secretary of the Republican national committee to succeed Charge B Lockwood who announced his quitting. West is well known in political circles and will serve as secretary while a new treasurer for the committee remains undecided. Upins resignation was revealed yesterday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roy
West
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Charge B. Lockwood
Great
Republican National
Red
Upham
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Mide
Predict Dr Posdick Willi PERSONAL WORK OF OFFICERS PRAISED
A fragmentary dispatch from Annapolis and Detroit notes praise for officers amid leadership debate. It cites Secretary Wilner remarks on modernist ouster in New York and the need for disciplined, principled leadership. The piece reflects concerns about enlisted personnel and the duties of officers within naval service.
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DR. Alderto
Salomon
Tie
Alberto Saommen
Wesc
New York
Hig
Europe
Nature trials end for couple in New Jersey mountains
New York report recalls Miss Helen Aly and Charles Warter retreating to the Whiwarnda Mountains for three days to prove civilized life is possible in the wild. They admitted no rabidity achieved, but a party of New Jersey men found Miss Cole’s torn evening gown and stockings as evidence of a private activity. both parties claim it was a foolish stunt.
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Miss Helenaly
Charles Warter
Whiwarnda
New Jersey
Oie
Jonn Duffy
Newark Water Liew
Miss Cole
Mr. Carter
Laties Cole
Obituary for John Winston Winston and J Funnrad
Obituary notice notes the deaths of John Winston and J Funnrad aed 45. John Winston died Sunday at Denmark and is survived by widow Kate and children Clara and John Daniel. Funeral at First Hapelee church Washington Street this afternoon. J Funnrad, aed trem palet wounta, was robbed weeks earlier in Bradanton Florida and shot during a robbery. His body returned to West Virginia. he is survived by parents Mr and Mrs J E Thomas, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral held near Quick Va at parents home. services conducted by Rev H R Clarlen.
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Corn Print
Florida
Beaides
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Train
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Quick
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Ronda
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H.R. Clarlen
Ivaton
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Ealsted
Sundar
Denmar
Kate Winston
Ties Chiléran
Mia
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John Daniel Winston
Pela
First Hapelee Church
Washington Street
Wood mayoral victory in Tehwood city election
Republican Tuich Wood won the mayoral race in Tehwood by seventy nine votes over rival candidate IFE motrat. The slate also saw wins for council seats in each ward with J A Tincher and J A Lira in the second ward, and J H Rhodes winning in the fourth ward. City Recorder Roscoe Anderenn and Lt. Gov. W. Th sfechung were noted as party figures. In the school board contest, Dr F H G Veson of the Citizens party received 114 votes while John Dunbar of the People's Party garnered 410.
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Hurd
Tehwood
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Fleet
J. A. Tincher
J. A. Lira
Mississippi enacts annual dog law with muzzling mandate
Governor Whitfield signs a new law requiring dogs to be muzzled and chained during five months each year from March to August and imposes a yearly tax of one dollar on male dogs and two dollars on female dogs. The measure, debated in both chambers, narrowly survived veto attempts amid tense political fallout.
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Misa
Mississippi
Whitfield
Maron
Senate
Anuem
New England Seeks Trade Rebirth by Sea Routes
Boston June 4 New England plans to revive commerce by sea routes. President Howaad Connley of the Boston Chamber of Commerce outlines a shift from inland growth to seaborne trade, citing factory departures, rising western trade, and Boston as a top global purchasing center for raw materials and manufactured goods.
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Howaad Connley
Bexton Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
New Kingland
New
Cyton and Woolen Rmillk
Urey
Seaboard
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England
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Jays
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United States
Farrel Point Speech Praises American Industry Revival
President Farrel of United States Steel spoke at a recovery event urging renewed confidence in domestic production. He warned against prolonged gloom and argued that the nation must push for expanded American manufacturing exports to counter droughts in employment and sustain growth.
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Sete
Pian A. Farrel
Othe United Sates Steel Corporation
Vantine
Woreien Trade Coynes
Farrell
Chaite
Fasratl
Rayth
Crntral
Man Killed in Auto Accident on Providence Road
A man died in a motor vehicle crash described as severe and fatal. The incident occurred along Providence Road near Lapides, with authorities noting a high impact and urgent medical response. Investigation continues to determine cause and responsible parties.
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Man
Black Gold and Nellie Noise Meet at Chicago
Race notes describe Black Gold and Nellie Noise set to clash at Chicago venue. Mentions Wentucky Derby winner, $20,000 purse, and related betting interest with Weather forecasts noting temperature around 17 degrees and normal conditions.
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Mortgage collateral plan backed by government agency
A Washington based agency proposes a six percent mortgage backing plan as collateral. Proceeds from the issue will reimburse the treasury and support short term funding. The moving parts include a general mortgage hand to be pinged as security for the loan.
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ASIC
Washington
American Party Plans Campaign for 1920 Election
The American Party announces its presidential ticket with Justice Culbert J. Nations of Washington as standard bearer. Charles Kandash of Los Angeles is named as running mate while the party debates war, immigration, and moral reform.
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Partes
Farivar
Charles I. Kandash
Los Angeles
Ki Ius Kian
Pth
Drowned Daughters and Brother of Bolton Family Named
A family party of five from the Bolton household vanished while crossing a swollen river after a church service. One member, Alex Bolton, is confirmed drowned, with three daughters and a son among the remaining missing. Rescue teams worked as floodwaters impeded search efforts.
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Tin
Alyse Bolton
Believe College Students Drowned in River Incident
Report states Canon Hure freshmen Henwick Riise and Pedd St from Canon Hure were found dead in the Bene wer river after a tangs bite. Authorities indicate the bodies were recovered near midday following a search.
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Ted County
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Toptonare
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Canon Hure. Tv
Tad Thompson
Death Car Driver Sentenced Four Months
A drunk driving crash in New York led to the conviction of a driver for deaths and injuries. The court handed down a four month term amid a complex case involving prior records and wartime service, with multiple victims named in the accident report.
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Iran
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Rentenes
Dudes Freie
Duncan Reid
Maqffrey
Lian Meyers
Anthony Todeiin
Amd
Lek Damvettak
Gold Star To Burn Inn Adds Electric Lighting On Broadway
New York plans electrical lighting along Broadway and Fifth Avenue on Saturday night to illuminate the area and enhance safety. Officials announce a coordinated burn in lighting during the event to showcase the new installation.
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Tribute to York youth star to rise in Madiana Square
A memorial star 120 feet high will be erected in Madiana Square to honor York youths who died overseas. The unveiling will be part of ceremonies marking the gift from Redman Wanamaker, chairman of the mayor's committee for distinguished visitors, and will be known as the eternal light.
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Madiana Square
Tii
Redman Wanamaker
Suesteile
Elks Leader Urges End to Sectarianism in NY Address
McWarland of Watertask, grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, urged elimination of sectarianism and religious prejudice in a New York State Elks gathering. He warned that New York faces a great task as monthly reports cite uproars from city imperiors and publications spreading hatred and discontent.
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Buffalo
James “ McWarland
Watertask
Wiks
New York
New York City
Suit to Enjoin Bonus Is Entered
A suit filed in Washington by Benjamin entorings of New York seeks to enjoin a bonus operation, arguing the adjusted compensating act diverts public funds and is a Congressional fraud. The plaintiff questions unpaid World War I claims and alleges improper payments, urging court action to halt the scheme.
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Benjamin Entorings
Nese York
Catrhings
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