State Delegation Supports Hoover for renomination
West Virginia plans to send 19 votes to the Republican National Convention backing President Hoover. Delegates include Wade Pepper and veteran figures like Joseph Holt Gaines and Charles W. Dillon, with others pledged to supporting Hoover or the Gorton slate if ballots shifted. Major names: Henry D. Hatfield, John Roscoe Turner, A. A. Lilly, W. C. Grimes, Walter S. Hallonan, and Charles J. Shuck.
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Hoover
West Virginia
Ore
Wade Pepper
Clarkaburg Rewspsperman
Gathveson
United States
Guy D. Gort
J Hcover
Jo Tph Holt Gaines
Charleston
Warren
Harding
Charles W. Dilon
Fayetteville
Yes
Willam Howard Taft
Calvin Coolidge
Henry D. Hatfield
John Roscoe Turner
West Virginia University
A. A. Lilly
W. C. Grimes
Wheeling
Chri G. Bachman
Virginia
Walter S. Hallonan
Hallonan
Charles 3. Shuck
Mallenan
Virgin Highdand
Clarksburg
Airth
Shuck
Wadinesell
Oorgrea- Monel
Turbulent Year Ahead in U S Politics and Crises
The piece notes rising prices and a gold standard shift, speculates on Hoover renomination at Chicago, and hints at drafting Coolidge to oppose Curtis as VP. It cites Roosevelt campaign chatter, warns of heavy political rhetoric before November, and reports a fatal Russian train wreck with guilty parties charged. It comments on Prohibition and American restraint amid turmoil.
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Chicago
Hoover
Coolidge
Curtis
Wing
Parley
Roosevelt
Gorsmer Roosevelt
New York
Russia
King
Tennis Shoes Stolen and Arrests Reported in City
City police arrested a juvenile yesterday on a charge of breaking into Renney shoe company on Capitol Street and stealing a pair of Jennie eboss. The firm says this is the third robbery at the site. A separate item notes a large radio station being erected in Leningrad with broadcasts planned this month and potential launch in September.
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Renney Shoe Company
Capitol Street
Jennie Eboss
Tre Hage
Bapsrmentel
Leningrad
Mao
Road Commission Plans Route 13 Upgrade to Lincoln County Line
The state road commission aims to make Route 11 from Ruth to the Lincoln county line passable in all weather by next winter. The project would connect Charleston to Huntington via Yawkey, Smithsite, Mamish, Salt Lick, and Melissa. Contracts for Route 13 improvement have been awarded between Yawkey and the Kuna county line, with finishing touches and surfacing planned for the Lincoln County stretch. The effort faces funding challenges but will proceed to complete the arterial link, seen as vital to Charleston trade and regional road network.
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State Road Commission
Ruth
Che Kanewha
Lincoln County
Charleston
Huntington
Yawkey
Mamus
Salt
Cherkeston
Cabell
Vorholt Elected Farm Bureau Head at Kanawha Fair Grounds
Joseph Vorholt was elected president of the Kanawha county farm bureau at the fair grounds Saturday. R J Cleans named secretary and H W Wilkinson treasurer, with Ban Robinson and Lee Hager serving as temporary chair and secretary. The bureau approved reemployment of county agricultural extension agents. A farm women’s picnic followed, and they granted the West Virginia Future Farmers of America use of the cafeteria for their camp August 15, plus pledged cafeteria repairs and a bath room update. Mrs. Ira Halstead was chosen cafeteria manager for the 1922 Kanawha Exposition and Four-H fair, and the lodge will sponsor a parade and host a farm women’s camp July 26 to July 28.
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Joseph Vorholt
Kapawha County
Farm Bureau
Fair Grounds
R. J.cleans
H. W. Wilkinson
Albert Rabel
A. J. Glass
Ban Robinson
Lee Hager
Farm Woman's
Woman's Bureau
Farm Woman’s Bureau
Farm Woman’s Lodge
West Virginia
Future Farmers of America
Ira Halstead
Inchualye
Two Youths Missing Head Toward City Police Request
Two 12 year old boys were reported missing by Hattie C Hill of Clarksburg yesterday. Frank Barnett and Richard Pauber are believed to be headed toward the city. police were asked to locate them.
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Hattie C. Hill
Clarksburg
Frank Barnett
Richard Pauber
Stark Will Go To Greenbrier Camp
Stark H. Stark athletic rector of Charleston high school will become athletic director and camp counsellor at Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eon near Greenbrier Military School eight miles from White Sulphur Springs. The camp opens June 30 with extensive athletic programs, academic work, and supervised activities under Greenbrier School faculty.
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Ian
Shaw-Mi-Del-Ecca
Benecas
Greenbrier School
Col
H. B. Moore
Greenbrier Military School
J. M. Moore
D. Moore
Glenn T. Strock
U.S.A
Adking
Het UN
Parsons
Charleston
Paul Steinbicker
Beckley High School
Parkersburg High School
Raymee Hunter
Marshall College
Huntington
Camp Shaw-El- Del-Eca
Stark
Troopers Gall and White to report for Elm Grove duty
Union and Willam Wright of Charleston will report tomorrow to Capt. J. R. Brockus of the state police for duty. They will be stationed at the Elm Grove post. Knight and Wright are former troopers released last year due to depleted state police funds.
Stomach Trouble Healed After Eight Years of Suffering
An Ohio man Echenback Norwood reports a complete healing from a long stomach ailment after a home treatment. He spent thousands and endured an operation without relief, then praised Udga Inc for a 15 day trial and free book offering cures for ulcers, acidity, and digestive issues with sworn testimonials and a $1,000 reward.
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E&chenback
Norwood
Ohio
When & Friend
Bechenback
Udga, Inc
Foot-Schulze Bing. Paul
Minn
Eschenbach
Ady
Decrease Reported In State Fire Loss 1932
State Fire Marshal O Stahlmann reports West Virginia fire losses for January through April 1932 totaled 4 405 845, a drop of 1 142 130 or 45 percent from 1931. Buildings suffered most damage, with 931 980 in losses. insured value stood at 4 050 475. Of 550 fires, 263 were total losses. construction gutted included wood, brick, cement, stone, iron.
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West Virginia
Co. O. Stahlmann
Marenal Stahlmann
Stahlmann
Warns of Danger in Bonus Camping
Dr W T Henshaw state health commissioner warned against maintaining bonus marcher camps at any one place for more than 24 hours. He described diving conditions in the bonus army camp and warned that disease could spread along travel routes, potentially affecting West Virginia citizens.
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Bonus
W.T. Henshaw
Bonus Army
Aty Weehington
Henshaw
West Virginia
Proper Precautions Limit Camp Durations
The statement applied to any indiscriminate and promiscuous camping by groups for any purpose, emphasizing controls on camp duration and safety measures. The guidance frames the restrictions as broadly applicable to ensure order and compliance.
Southern Methodists To Open Vacation Bible School
About 100 pupils are expected to enroll at the vacation Bible school to be opened tomorrow morning at the First Methodist Episcopal church South. The program runs Monday through Saturday from nine to eleven, with three departments for various ages and no tuition. Parents are urged to attend the opening program led by Rev A P Taylor D D, Miss Adale Hutchinson, and visiting parents. The staff includes Adele Hutchinson as supervisor and Helen as supervisor of the beginner department.
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Tomorow
First’ Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington
Dickinson Streets
Rav T
List of supervisory and teaching staff names
Roeg Cunningham supervises the primary department while Eleanor Coleman oversees the advisory tutor department. The megistant teachers include Gladys Byrd Audrey Catherine Slaughter Mrs G W Miller and others: Janet Watson Jo Fisher Evelyn Crowell Virginia Crowell Agnes Withrow Margaret Delaher and Mrs M Ler.
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Roeg Cunningham
Eleanor Coleman
Mra
G. W. Miller
Gladys Byrd
Audrey Catherine Slaughter
T. A. Scales
Janet Watson
Mrz. R
Policeman's Kin Dies in Columbus Incident
Emmett Thompesn, a city patrolman from Aus Deen, dies while traveling to Columbus due to the death of his brother. Japanese fishing concerns secure second 306 fishing grounds announced in recent measures.
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Emmett Thompesn
Aus Deen
Columbus
Fits Finds A Way To Relieve Attacks Trial Treatment Offer
An uncertain fragment references a trial treatment aimed at relieving attacks and reaching those who feel burdened. It mentions age and box results, with unclear names or affiliations. The garbled text hints at a medical or therapeutic effort but lacks concrete details or attribution.
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Ritendkee
Henson
Fragmentary Vladivostok Note on Family Holdings
A fragmentary report from Vladivostok notes a family holding action in the district with a mention of a son and a financial figure of S58 percent of the flashing grounds. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or full context.
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Tion
Vladivostok
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This Space Daily
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