Roosevelt Campaigned Fight for Chicago Nomination
Roosevelt leaders plan to push through the Chicago convention amid splits with Shouse and the anti Roosevelt faction led by Smith and Raskob. Key figures Farley, Shouse, and Baker loom as battle lines form in New York and Maryland support.
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Roosevels
Troocevalt
Toowells
Map AG
Farley
Ben Yok Boxing
United States
Romevelt
Indiana
Roosevelt
Farley Sala
Parkey
Moosevelt
Jowett Shouse
New York
Thomas 2
Mlaish
Montana
Shouse
Nate
Alfred FE. Smith
Jane J. Raskob
Gomes
Shou
Fortey
Farley Ane Peyhoed
Walan
Smouse
Bonevrelt
Smith and
Racket
Sona
Roosvelt
Wentee D. Baker
Albert ©. Bitohia
Maryland
Owen D. Young
F. Curry
Wader
Tammany Hall
Arthur Muller
National
Metracka
Upstate
Upper
New York State
Shell
Albaby
Roceivelt
Small Down Continues With Laundry Question
Fragment from a page 1 continuation mentions a man asking where to find laundry services and references a steamship line advising it will work for the amateur linguist. The tone hints at practical travel guidance and light humor amid era dialogue.
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Manera
Obituary notices from Charleston area mourn several deaths
The Charleston newspaper reports multiple obituaries including Margaret A Spencer 77 widow of Josien Spencer died after six weeks illness in Mell street Charleston. Surviving sons Virgil Spencer Delbert Spencer Alonso Spencer Joseph Spencer and daughter Mrs Olle Boggess. burial in Spencer family cemetery. Also Perlina W Dudding 83 funeral at First Baptist Nitro with burial at Blakes Creek cemetery. Lola Anna Becullua four died, funeral at residence Bigley avenue and burial in London. Monroe Silkwood 44 died suddenly in Kaneohe city. survived by wife Ore and four daughters. burial likely at Duquoin with request for flowers.
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Margaret A. Spencer
Josien Spencer
Hom
Mell
Atreet
Wear
Charleston
Spencer
Mount Tell
Jackson County
Christian Adventist Church
Silas P. Whitney
West Virginia
Delbert Spencer
Virginia
Alonso F. Spencer
Grand Say
Alatha
Virgil G. Spencer
Joseph Spencer
Olle Boggess
Duff
Romano
John H, Duff
Reedley
Cal
Perlina Wo
Perlina W. Dudding
Nitro
Myers
Blakes Creek
Oda
Lois Anna MecCullua
Lola Anna Bec- Cullua
Bigley Avenue
London
M. Silkwood
I. M. Birkwood
Twenty-fourth Street
Kaneohe City
Ore Birkwood
Monroe Silkwood
Hilola
California
Birkwood
Duquoin
Weather Forecast Gathers Mixed Clouds Across Regions
Western Pennsylvania Western New York and West Virginia see partly cloudy skies Monday with cooler pockets. Showers possible Tuesday and Thursday across the mid Atlantic and southern regions with a cooler trend by Wednesday night.
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Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Mad East Golf
Ina Ghig Valley
Tenntane
Fennsylvania
Atlantic States
Ttd
Lower
Ghia Valley
Tower Inke
Fairmont drum corps serenades governor at mansion
The Fairmont drum and bugle corps led by Gov. Willam G. Conley greeted at the governor's mansion as they prepared for a parade through Charleston for West Virginia day. The group, arriving from Fairmont, received warm welcomes from state officials and local legion leaders before a lunch at the Charleston post and a dedication ceremony at the new capital building.
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Fairmont Drum and Bugle Corps
Fairmont
Wwaiminder
American Legion
W. Crigler
Drum and Wagte Corps
Lawrence M. Cunningham
Fairmont Corpu
West Virginia
Conte
Directory Record Numbers and Dialing Guidance
Record numbers listed in the directory. Avoid dialing the operator by dialing 113 for needed numbers. Some subscribers lack directories, but retests will deliver them promptly. Public notes praise cooperative dialing behavior and offer further instruction from the business office. Operators and staff stay on duty to handle calls as business resumes.
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Robinson
Yeaturday
Moose Rally Held in Beckley by Loyal Order Members
In Beckley today members of the Loyal Order of Moose from Ashland and southern West Virginia counties gathered for a rally. Frederick M. Ziman of Cumberland Maryland served as principal speaker, addressing members about the order’s work and aims.
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Beckley
Loyal Order of Moose
Asleigh
West Virginia
Frederick M. Ziman
Cumberland
Police bullets fail to halt car thieves in Clive chase
Captain Arch Brown led a pursuit after an autotheft ring linked to two stolen cars. Five shots were fired. the car was wrecked at Brasseford Street end, four bullets hit the back end and a tire was punctured. Additional officers Lieutenant Westfall Sergeant Waterloo Detective Miller and traffic officer Cavender aided the chase.
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Arch Brownery
Caplain Brown
Femut
Saéneday Wight
Croup
Moniday
Miter
Brown H
Brasdeford Street
Caputin Brown
Frank Westfall
Thesk
Jules Waterloo
Homer Miller
Walter Cavender
Relief efforts discussed by West Virginia supervisor
A. H. Logan of Fairmont district supervisor spoke about work being done to relieve distress among the poor in West Virginia, emphasizing nationwide orders to care for dependents of members.
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A. H. Logan
Fairmont
Visiting Legionaires Social at Pine Manor Club
Tonight at ten o'clock Pine Manor country club hosts a public social dance in honor of visiting American Legion members for the dedication of the new capitol. Sponsored by the Ladies auxiliary, the event invites the Charleston drum corps and legion posts from across the state, with six organizations already registered for today’s parade and extensive preparations underway.
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American Legion
New
Capitol
Pine Manor Country Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Legion
Legion Drem Corps
Charleston
Legion
Clu
Social Light Killed In Air Crash At Ottawa Airport
Ottawa June 19. Harry 131, 27, a young man with a prior murder trial, was killed today when his airplane crashed at a local airport. Two companions Bert Lorenz of Streator and John Marshall of Berkeley California perished.
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Ottawa
Harry 131
McDial
Miinels
Annala
Hia
Bert Lorenz
Streator
John Marshall
Berkley
Calif
Nurses Headed to Virginia for Postgraduate Study
Edith Harria and Lauretta Schott, nurses at Charleston General Hospital, left Charleston yesterday to pursue postgraduate classes at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Edith Harria
Lauretta Schott
Charleston
General
Col Jarrett Public figure tied to city service business and politics
Colonel Jarrett left city service and was active in Oklahoma real estate and Huntington business circles. He helped organize the West Side Business Men’s club and was a Republican leader in Kenawha County. He once owned the Jarrett and Kehoe shoe store on Capitol Street and was father to Wesley W. Jarrett and brother to C. E. Jarrett. He survived by his widow Mabel Davie, two sons Herbert and Leonard Jarrest, and three daughters Mrs. W. G. Greenlee and Mrs. J. A. Greenlee plus others.
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Huntington
West Side
Jeane Hime
Politi ‘Cal
Republican Party
Kenawha County
Birm
Jarrett
Kehoe
Capitol Street
Colonel Jarrett
Wesley W. Jarrett
C. E. Jarrett
Percett
Charleston
Mabel Davie
Herbert Jarrett
Leonard Jarrest
W. G. Greenlee
J. A. Greenlee
Funeral Services For Vivien Price And Family In Frame
Purveral services will be held at Central Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Reverend J. D. Workman will officiate. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park. Active pallbearers include Bonner Hill Everett Woodrum John Woodrum W. W. Werte Henry A. Walker and Wherle Creary. Honorary pallbearers listed.
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Vivien Price
Lonso Hemmack
Charles. Vickers
Frame
Central
Methodist Epiacopal
J. D. Workman
Bunlai
Sunset Memorial Park
Bonner
H. Hill
Everett Woodrum
John Woodrum
W. W. Werte
Henry A. Walker
Wherle Creary
T. C. Townsend
P. GO. Jeffries
H.C. Walker
R. P. Deven
Peter Silman
A. 3. Fumphrey
JL. McLane
A. C. Young
P. Hall
Homer Hanna
G. W. Quick
Wesley B. O'Dell
Hitand-Rus Driver Injures Two Youth
A Hitand-Rus driver named Thaxton, 30, collided on Biasorsville road, injuring two youths, Srdiea Kiba and another rider. The youths, in a crowded vehicle, were treated at a local hospital and later discharged. Police investigated, noting road conditions and pavement concerns as possible factors.
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Hitand
Thaxton
Abe
Biasorsville Road
Amd
Biaspayils
Sidgonville
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Blue Eyed Billy) Sherhan
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