von Tirpitz Behind German Party Schemes
Berlin June 6 After six years in retirement Cirand Admiral von Tirpitz sponsor of unrestricted submarine warfare during World War I has taken a Reichstag seat as representative of the Bavarian Nationalists. Observers note his influence behind scenes as inter-party storms erupt while he could be viewed as a potential political boss maneuvering with Chancellor Marx. He has hinted acceptance of outside help and may favor the Dawes plan, arguing Germany must use every aid offered. Born March 19 1849 in Hamburg Tirpitz rose to naval fame, championing the fleet, clashing with the Kaiser over submarines, and later criticizing government risk tolerance. He remains a towering though controversial figure in German naval history.
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Jutland
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Australia
Obituary: Debolt Wi Repalt Years Old Passes Away
Debolt Wi Repalt died at home after a long illness. Survived by widow and children including verald William, bert, ulead, Whiston pRadille aid Tosive Debedt, and James Ruch of Huntington. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Tweny Debit and Mrs. Fred Gardner also survive. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Davis Club Plans Delegation to New York Convention
The Uhameatory club will send a delegation to the Delierate national convention in New York. Two or more special cars will be chartered from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for round trip travel. A committee was formed to arrange signing for supporters and car decorations, with Mrs Tom Gites, 30 Kelly, and Leslie Raytek serving.
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Preattonnot
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Barnhart
L. H. Welly
Clarksburg
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Thia Committen
Tom Gites
Kelly
Lesie Raytek
Seuntir Ydo Townson
Mio Kelly
Jie
My. Davis
Nominee for Auditor Visitor Arrives in City
John D. Sweeney of ViRametown, nominee for state auditor on the Democratic ticket, arrived in the city on business and to meet supporters. He won a sturdy primary majority in a four candidate field and has many friends in the region. Also visiting was John Kee of Blueheld, a state senator, welcomed by numerous friends at the hotel. My Kur, a longtime Democrat, has been urged for higher offices but declined the gubernatorial bid.
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Bobbed Hair Deputy Makes History in Syracuse
June 6 Syracuse reports Mrs. Mary Tormey, grandmother of twelve, has her hair bobbed in the approved style. She says it is comfortable, convenient and indispensable as the first bobbed hair deputy sheriff in the area.
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Young Seeking Delegates in West Virginia Vote Totals
Fragmented returns show Rhodes leading Welch and Wallingford at Princeton in the fifth district with 9,498 and 6,?41 votes respectively as precincts report. Mason leads in the second district with 9,001 while Pritt, Day, Perrin trail. in the third district several candidates appear insulated with varying tallies. national delegates race numbers include Sutherland and Glascoe among frontrunners with hundreds of precincts reported.
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Harrisville
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Charleston
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A. A White
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Clarkaburg
Charleston High School Graduation Highlights and Honors
Charleston high school marked a milestone with diplomas awarded to a large graduating class. The ceremony featured top graduates Helen May Pinney Wallace Sayre James Shamis Aldred Black and Mary Wilbivin, with remarks on effort and achievement from officials and faculty.
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Mithema
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Peteral
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Waunvta Frances Back
Evelyn Toren Ballard
Eugenia Harris Hibbs
Mildred Boland
Maiel Christine Carson
Jirace Mildred Loree
Mary Kathleen Qan
Dorothy Lot Patenell
Bertha May Tinley
L. Husk
Eloulge
Virginia Shawke
Lagisy Beuh
Ving Stern
Frank Ts. Taylor
Louise Montgomery Williams
Helen 1S. Wolfe
Louis Cohen
Elizabeth Frances Cutts
Heetor Frame
Virginia Gravely
Edward W. Hutchinson
Bernard Lipsitz
Alona
K. Martin
Luther Masoheupp
John Milner
Lyle GU. Moora
Esther Caroline Moses
Joseph Cataline Norton
Arete Douglas Robertson
Philip A. Sandners
Wallace
Hal Curtis
Clarence L. Doty
Katherine Foard
Dalee Frama
Ruby Rudd
Elizabeth Luling Green
Harrison Hinsley Hager
Jack Hall
Frederick Hamilton
Auxel Hanymack
Thomas Edgar Harris
Lois Ruth Hemiings
Arthur Gideon Hmi, Jr
Lawrence Alexander Hunter
Maury M. Johnson
Thelma King
Mary’ Deane Krebs
Anne Lewis
Landis H. Parsons
Frances Irene Dawson
Lessia Duff
Esther Dulteld
Harald Epperly
Andrew Chde Foster
Ida Fringed
Dorothy Gallagher
Qlaena Hamilton
Virginia Hawkins
Lenora Catherine Hubert
Mary Irene Judg
Littleton
Lowden Nomination Contested at Quiet Arkansas Meeting
Delegates in Arkansas debated the Lowden contest after executive session, 6 to 7, with Harry Beck of Dallas pressing Klan issue and warnings about presidential future. Wallner Townsend argued against color lines in Arkansas GOP. The regular delegation was seated unanimously, Julia Lathrop leading the women’s faction. Ralph Beavers Starburger entered the platform dispute, threatening eastern state support without a beer and right-wing plank.
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Class of 165 Recalls Parks, Education Month Reflections
The program titled recreation and our National Parks featured Miss Audrey Kathleen Tully praising Yellowstone and Mountaineer as public recreational facrlities and honoring preservation efforts. O J Corson, principal speaker, urged lack of courage and encouraged graduates to value public service and education as they leave high school for new paths.
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Mixx Tully
Yellowstone
Parson
Toulse Willuma
Mise Prietma Lily
O. J. Corson
Rhia
Beaton
Willy
Smeikee Puida
Merrow
Olgan
Carson
Paul
Morrow
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Cunte
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