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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1924

Page

2

CHILTON WINS MAJORITY IN SENATE NOMINATION CONTEST

In a late tally at the state capitol, Chilton leads the Republican field for United States senator with 11,745 votes over Jeetta Wrown 5,252 in a fractured primary. Fisher wins the gubernatorial GOP nomination by a narrow margin, while Gore leads the Democratic slate in statewide returns. Official tallies show Chilton carrying 58 of 109 counties. final counts list Mrs. Brown 69,859. Chilton 72,594 with other candidates also named in the race.

Sitat Chitten Jamneratte A. J. Wilkinson Muntington Torreil erKornburg George A. MacQueen Kathetra Howard M. Gore Clarkabure Inktand Lownn Charton W. Swhaner Charleston Houston c. Young Charidaton Wax Frank Frufty Whrbatar Springs J. T. Caego Dunbar Ware Atta Inspectivaty United States Renator Secra Sacy Marbour Tinsleigh Guy OD Clarks- Bure Walls Goody Counts Willamson Rondne Minty Atoeenbroom Wheeling Walter S Finllanun Huntington Der Mr. Gunbay Rice Chilton Trown Frown Chilton Johwe Fisher Hla Ane Wilkinson Terrell Mace Qieen Mwuren Ware Gore Eng- Wind Swinder Young Kraca Bruffy Cargo Releighant Harbour Gondykoonty Rosenbloom Th. Healianan God« Bey Lewis County Joan W. Amith Perry G. Alfred. Hoth Weston Mr. Smith Stewart Smith Eater Thrace Alfredson Ever M. Wetzel Charina Town Sampson N. Mulut Webster Synge Altreet Welzel Miller Secretary of State Jhayvo Bevy John W. Smith Jamon WM. Stewart Pho Ferry GO Alfred Sampson MN Miler Sll OC. M. Wotzet Upshur McDowell Fryotte MaDowell Fayette Eaghty Hanewels Harrison, Wood Wyoming Coun Hes Fayette Gilmed Harrison Lewis and Marton Whilh Wetzel Logan County Millar Wabarer County Putnam, Nicholas Pocoahenton

Laughing In His Sleeve Opera Antacid Patent Remedy Ad

An intriguing block of fragmented ad copy touts a patent remedy claimed to ease stomach trouble and catarrhal conditions. It promotes a product advertised by A Potterfield and Bohemian druggists, urging women to seek the remedy from local pharmacists and physicians.

Bird A. Potterfield

Lemon Juice Whiten Skin Advertisement Claim

A damaged ad claims lemon juice whitens skin by mixing two lemons with Cronard White drugstore product and four ounces of a clear spirit. It instructs applying to neck, face, and hands to achieve a youthful pale complexion, promising rapid, irritation free results.

Ecmle Aeinhirn Tan Bibach

Clean Government Debate Shapes Tariff and Tax Reform

A Montana senator argues for clean government as essential to restoring prosperity, urging tariff revision and active European trade engagement to aid farmers. He cites corruption fears, notes Wheeler Committee findings, and stresses tax cuts as vital, while calling for disciplined government spending and economic retrenchment. The piece also covers agricultural commission results and state race outcomes. It ends with Yale president Angell’s transfer for treatment.

Iy Thomas Wallie United States Montana Kecampiah Yor Vray Nary Wheeler Bureay Pepper Thies Congress Abil

What Is the Use of Living for a Sick Woman

A historical advertorial questions the purpose of life for tired women and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe, old-fashioned remedy. It claims relief from headache backache and despondency and stresses a narcotics-free formula trusted for fifty years to restore health and vitality in women.

Lydic E. Pinkholrn vaAdy

Protestant Majority in Queensland Reported at Seventy-Five Percent

A report indicates that about 75 percent of Queensland's population adheres to Protestant faith. The finding highlights the region's dominant religious affiliation amid evolving cultural demographics.

Quéensland

Kadl-ok Promises Relief From Sick Headaches in Charleston

A Charleston resident reports long suffering from severe headaches with nausea and back pain, claiming Kadl-ok improved her condition after five bottles. The advertisement touts Kadl-ok as cleansing toxins and aiding liver and kidney function, with sales points at Potterfeld’s drug store.

Mise iCato Schultz Charleston Kudick Patterfield's Miss Schultz C. A. Potterfeld Capitol Stu Virginia Brinker Potterfeld

Second Pullman Chartered For Democratic Convention Trip

Charleston prepares a large delegation for the New York convention as John W. Davis gains support. A second Pullman chartered by W. Davis backers will depart Saturday afternoon on Chesapeake and Ohio line, attached to train No. 6 from Charleston, arriving New York Sunday morning. Reservations urged through local agents. A chartered car from Huntington also planned with expected attendees Judge John H. Holt and Harry G. Dunham among delegates.

Chesapeake and Ohio Foerl W. Davis New York Chesapeake and Onla Charleston New York City John J. Campbell W. F. Cox John W. Davis Great Britain John H. Holt Davis Harry GC. Duneham Holt John I .Ratcliff Frank On. Mann Charles BR. Wilson

West Virginia delegates named for national convention

Logan county delegates Walter Thurmond Sheriff Don Chafin and William Jones join others for the trip to the New York convention. Osenton is praised for plans aiding delegates and public attendance while noting limits of space and comfort for all attendees. The dispatch also notes honors for Captain Georges Pelletier Dotsy in Tokyo and a 1 percent fuel price cut in South Dakota.

Don Chafin William T. Jones Osenton Ix West United States Oxenton New York

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