Catholic Mass Meeting Draws 300000 in Dublin Park
In Phoenix Park Dublin a vast crowd of 300000 Catholic men gathered at night in support of their faith and the pope's envoy to the eucharistic congress. Archbishop Ovunco of St Louis praised Ireland for keeping its faith while other nations kept cathedrals. The ceremony featured a blessing, a papal blessing, and glowing candlelit crowds as the crowd dispersed.
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Dublin
Phoenix Park
St. Louis
Treland
Anc
Mall
Alsies
Senate Passes Compromise on Public Works and Relief Funds
The Senate advanced a comprehensive bill authorizing Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan programs and large appropriations for construction and emergency relief. It would authorize up to 1.46 billion for loans on act construction and 900 million for unemployment relief, with hundreds of millions for agricultural disposal and countering suffering. President Hoover supported broad action while opposing porkbarrel provisions, as lawmakers debated funding allocations and administration control.
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Bate Wiuld Edihorine
Recapstruc- Hom Corporation
Act
Geante
Becaues
Tim @mate
State
Legisle
Crarner
Hoover
Nex
Reccin- Erection Corporation
Fae
Ottort
Rooeeg
Tonebig
Senate
Ted Loweve
Woman Collapses and Court in Cross Examination
Fragmented text shows a court scene with Jones and Mrs. Bt. Pierre being questioned. A judge and audience debate a witness while cross examination continues into a third day. Separate notes reference political matters and a relief bill amid a legislative recess.
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Dave
Cam
Zee
Jones
Birt
W. Roth
Bt. Pierre
Pea
Hutton
Auree
Convention Opened By Valley Baptists
The Kanawha Valley Baptist Convention opened at Marmette with speakers WB Miller and Miss Ethel Jell of Charleston. Today program leaders include Arthur RD Wood, Rev. James P. Frame, Rev. WB Milcher, Rev. B J Thomas, and others from Beetence and Charleston.
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Kanawha Valley
Train Curtailment Sparks Public Protest in Cabin Creek
Residents of Dorothy along with Concurt oppose the Chesapeake and Ohio request to curtail a daily round trip to Charleston. The public service commission heard objections yesterday as opponents argued the trimmed schedule would hurt travel and commerce.
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Dorothy
Chesapeake and Ohio
Charleston
Veterans occupy crowded DC enclosure as police monitor
Police and veterans from the pen expeditionary forer face tense relations as Congress defeats a wartime compensation bill. Thousands gather on Anacostia field with makeshift shelters while officials like Glassford visit the veterans nation building, awaiting a formal oath and permanent mem bership cards.
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Pens
Congress
Capitol
Anacostia
Atreeta
Glassford
Army
A&b
Obituary of John J. Thayer and Local Figures
The obituary notes the death of John J. Thayer a longtime Charleston politician and real estate agent. It highlights his public service cheerful disposition and success in property sales coal timber and other ventures in Charleston and northern West Virginia. The piece also mentions J Edward Comptell Horace Davis J M Sinck Clarence A Young and Henry Fry as prominent local figures connected to the era. Thayer belonged to a pioneering Kane valley family and was a leading citizen until his death over a decade ago.
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Intd
J. Edward Comptell
Horace Davis
J. M. Sinck
Clarence A. Young
Menry Fry
Owenland Earth
Catabusumast
Thayer
Hed Hela
Gesler
Charleston
Yattows See
Nouthern
West Virginia
Kanewha Valley
Job EZ. iTheyer
Grerleston
Licenses Revoked for Allstate Insurance Firms in West Virginia
State Insurance Commissioner Edgar Lawson revoked the licenses of Allstate Insurance Company and Allstate Fire Insurance Company of Chicago to transact business in West Virginia. The action cited mail solicitation, lack of resident agents, and ties to Sears Roebuck as grounds.
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Allstate Insurance Company
Allstate Pire Insurance Company
Chicago
West Virginia
Edgar ©. Lawson
Lawson
Sears Roebuck Company
Dr R H Dunn Returns From State Medical Meeting
Dr R H Dunn of Beath Charleston returned home from the state medical association meeting at Parkview held from Monday to Wednesday.
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H. Dunn
Beath
Charlestonehaq
State Medial Association
Parksree 6
Wedne
Local Hospital Patients Report Recoveries and Admissions
Yesterday several local residents underwent or were recovering from surgeries at St. Peters and St. Francis hospitals. Names include Torner, Kessler, Darsy, Spurlock, Mickey, Latham, Ivy Bormette, Boisreky, Woods, Braubara, Perreill, Homer Harkins, and Angel.
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W Torner
Smith Street
H. W. Kessler
Mitlinton
da Darsy
Rayford
Margaret Spurlock
Stop No
South Charleston
St. Peanels Hospital
Dorothy Mickey
Lewis
Angel
Route No. 2
Roosevelt Nomination Fight Shapes Democratic Convention
Roosevelt faction presses platform for economic issues and prohibition submission while rival leaders Reed Byrd Murray and McAdoo push for anti Roosevelt strategy. Delegates contest votes and two thirds rule sparks maneuvering as Smith Garner and Hitchcock steer planning ahead of Madison Square gathering.
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New York
Chicago
Erlcieite
Hague
Smith
Senator Reed
Missouri
Barry Byrd
Virginia
Alfalfa
bin Murrray
Oklahoma
Wilvam Glyde McAdoo
Garner
Ritchie
Maryland
Roosevelt
Reed
Byrd
Murray
Ghout
Jouett Sbouse
Benator Walsh
Montana
Bhaust
Willian Gibbs McAdoo
Mudleon Squire Garden
Alfred E. Smith
McAdoo
Wy Athemps
California
James A. Parley
Rooseviit
Sue Farley
Ile Glaim
Newspaper
Ten
Oliver
Anti- Saloon League
Wayne ’. Wheeler
Fin
Biue
Roosevelt Supporters Rally Amid Senate Race Talk
A delegate from Natarete states he will back Roosevelt. Farny says he will vote for Walsh of Montana. Reports mention a possible compromise with McAdoo. Mullin and other Roosevelt floor lenders name Bruce Kremer of Montana and Homer Cusemings of Connecticut aboard the rosters.
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Natarete
Roosevelt
Roosevelt faction stalls on platform committee at convention
At the convention leaders clash over appointing a platform drafting panel as Roosevelt men push action while opponents argue many members are absent. Murray and McAdoo press for farm relief unemployment goals. Hull Wheeler Dut oppose. Prohibition and tariff hearings set for tomorrow as veterans rally for equality and housing moratorium ideas surface.
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Murray
Roosevelt
Hull
Teffensee
McAdoo
Washington
Wheeler
Montoam
Jobles& Veterans
Harold B. Foulkrod
Gunuer
Bonus
Potomac
Foulkred
Herbert Hoover
Muna Bee
National Women’s Party
Piatform
Mim
Katherine MccCullough
Tiinals
Women’s Party
Muveny
Uia
Murray Hinks
Kely
Murrey
Obituaries And Funeral Notices From Local Paper
Obituary notices report multiple deaths with funeral details. Included are notices for D. R. Daniels and family, Mike Glonwkas aged 45 burned in a Montgomery cave fire, Levis Economous and son James buried at Cedar Grove, Ruth Hanna Childress of Huntington, Paul Palmer of Campbell's Creek, James Slater of Woolward's Branch, Lee Tucker of Gardner Street, William Helton of Washington Street, Harvey Propp of Huntington, Captain H W Miller formerly of Charleston, Mrs Ruth Shamblen of Plymouth, and other bereavement arrangements with burial sites at Cedar Grove Elk Two Mile Spring Hill Emma Chapel and Putnam County cemetery.
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Mike Filmunkas
Mike Glonwkas
Crystal Cave
Montgomery
Cedar Grove
Hooper's Chapel
Levis Economous
James
Rutter Haona
Aut Palmer
Paul Palmer
Tie
James Palmer
Corl Fark
Corl Fore
Campbell's Creek
Greveral
James Hinthy Funes
James Slater
Hin Perente
Howard Slater
Woolward’s
Buriss
Elk Two-Mile
Leonard
Ruswell
Lee Tucker
J. Tucker
Gardner Street
J. B. Workman
M. B
Burlat
Spring Hill Cemetery
Ruth Shamblen
Ruth
Shamblen
Plymouth
Emma Chapel
Putnam County Church
Durlal
Church
Putnam County
Ann Henson
Charlaton
All Brothers
Erving Plater
Wert Fisher
Wisconsin
Newell Fisher
Charleston
Joe Finner
Minnesota
Vavahn Fisher
Liberty
Beber Fisher
Colimabs
M. V. Fisher
Louisiana Women Delegate At Large In Intrigue On Ant i-Long Faction
A Louisiana woman delegate at large backed against Mise Bronceele and urged by Mrs Emile Bienvenu of Newtons to oppose Mrs Edward Pillsbury of New Orleans. Pillsbury, a veteran Louisiana political speaker and founder of a women’s Democratic organization, was the leading anti-Long figure.
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Mise Bronceele
Emile Bienvenu
Newtons
Dorothy Dis
Bug
Edward Pillsbury
Orleans
Pilsbury
Rnske
Waa
Women' Achoctaw Democratic Organization
Gordon claims judge biased in federal trial rulings
Gordon asserts the judge hovered and overruled defense motions to exclude two federal agents slated as government witnesses. He says he was arbitrarily sentenced without due process and that the court showed bias and prejudice against him.
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Gordon
Glendale Lodge Plans West Virginia Program 69th Anniversary
Glendale Lodge will observe the sixty ninth anniversary of West Virginia with a public meeting at Glendale hall tonight. The program includes music by Booth Charlenton community band, remarks by W. Scott, an audience sing of America, invocation, band music, audience sing of West Virginia Hills, a West Virginia address by Phil M. Conley editor of West Virginia Review, Benediction. Knights of Pything from Point Pleasant Leon Albans Whiteville Belle South Charleston and others are expected to attend.
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Glendale
Jorge
Knights of
Gista
Phil M. Conley
West Virginia Review
Knights of Pything
Point, Pleasant
Leon
Albans
Whiteaville
Belle
South Chiarirsient
Beckley Hospital Admissions List and Boston Police Watch
The Beckley hospitals admitted numerous patients including Brackenridge Beten Mya Lizzie Pettry and Amy Weeks among others. In Boston the police dogs guard the Museum of Fine Arts and the Fogg Museum at Harvard University nightly as part of security measures.
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Yeetercay
Raleigh
Bragg
Thurmond
Amy Weeks
Quinnimont
Beckley Hospital
Lewis Brackenridge
Beten
Mya
Lizzie Pettry
Statestory
Virginia Keatning
Covell
Maacs Ward
Sullivan
Louise Richard
Stanford
Jack Bryant
Spathpaford
S.A. Farrow
Ghady Spring
Judith Ann Jackson
Lillybrook
Police Doge Guard Museum
Boston
Gogs
Lone Ag
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Fogg Museum
Harvard University
Regional Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
Yesterday results in the Mid-Atlantic region show Charleston 4 Huntington 5, Johnstown 7 Beckley 5, Clarkaberg 4 Cumberland 5. Today Beckley hosts Charleston while Clarkahneg meets Huntington in a doubleheader style schedule with unclear spellings clarified for CHAARLERTON and Huntington.
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Charleston
Huntington
Johnstown
Beckley
Clarkaberg
Cumberland
Chaarlerton
Clarkahneg
Clarksbars
Twilight statistics and brand choices in the market
An article remarks on manufacturers reputations and the risk of unknown private brands offering cut prices. It cautions buyers to think twice when purchasing flour from established brands, noting the value of quality and the limits of price discounts.
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Ie Jessous
Ely Wen
Milti
Beckley Series Looms as Crucial Test for Senators
The Citizens baseball club faces Beckley in a pivotal home stand with eight games remaining. Local stars Johnson Boone Rimmer and Powell lead a lineup aiming to disrupt Beckley’s pace while Lamper and Hinchman join the Knights for a decisive Kanawha Park series. The crowd expects strong pitching from Lamastor and solid defense as the team fights for the league standing.
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Schot
Cumberland
Jones “Town
Beckley
Johnstown
Senators
Hoc Daniel
Dead Man
Johny Stuart
Sington
Welch
Grosedoes
Milner
Who Beckley
Jimmy Rimmer
Gordon Johnson
Dan Boone
Beckley Park
Kanawha Park
Mr. Sington
Mid-Atlantic
Alabama
Doc Datile
Southeastern
Jeagus
Bington
Watt Powell
Lampers
Donte Bua
Mennespolis Millers
Donle
Watt Lambert
Powell
Knights
Bul Hinchman
Boss Powell
Rok Ceretain
Fowell
Bill
Ohio State
Hinchiman
Roe
Ford
WA Hemson
Bailey Grosectaxe
Black Knights
Jersey City
Binghamton
Battle Groh Rimes
Hinchman
Duffy
Doc Daniela
Stiyl
Hinchmen
Fisting brethren in big tent race at expense of LaMaster
In a chaotic account filled with sports chatter and nicknames, writers tout players like Byrd Longnecktr and Popny John, praising speed and skill while recounting recent defeats. The piece ridicules opponents, recalls home runs, and notes fan passion amid a gloomy financial aside about American product exports.
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Gene
Huntington
Jon Longnecker
Wotte Manle
Thie Keby
Smartiat
Middle Atlantic
Jearus
Joe Whitlock
Mont Securets
Weil
Gordon D— H
Johinsch
Bitte Hays
Johnny
Sove
Dibiel
Dan
Mtn
Sporting Town Im West Virginia Debates Mel Tonight
Fragmentary text references West Virginia town sports scene and a person named Mel with unclear activity or outcome. The readable parts suggest a casual, uncertain note about an event or greeting felt in a sporting town setting.
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West Virginia
Longest match ends day as Burwell defeats Murphy in tunny tourney
In Haverton Pa on June 23 Clay ton Lee Burwell of Sewanee defeated Richere T. Murphy of Hamilton in a marathon quarterfinal that stretched to a long rally, as Burwell seeded No.7 won TS 6 4 4. Keith Gledhill from Stanford, the defending champ, advanced past Donald Prame of Harvard in a separate close match.
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Haverford
Jntercolingiste
Richeré T. Ddurphy
Hamilton
Amoother
Clayton Lee Burwell
Sewanee
Hal
Burwell
Butte
Poth
Murphy
Keith Gledhill
Stan
Ford
Donald Prame
Harvard
Clift Mutter
Tulane
Renked Nurm
Herons
David N. Jones
Chiunabis
Bryan Gran
North Caroline
Keri Kemrath
Texts
Johnny's Nowe Out In Close Battle For Title
A tense game notes a near win by the Johnnies with a 98 92 score reported and players listed across positions. Starters Welch Philae Weber and Beckley led scoring while Barne and Tobe contributed down the stretch as fans watched a tight finish in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Senaileva
Phillae
Welch
Berib
Barney
Cotta
Weber Philipe
Wel Fington
Inkee Thomas
Coste
Byard
Coete
Am Beckley
Timea
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Baptists of
Valley
William Ferrish Young
Ry Young
Quinry
Wiliam
John J. Thayer
Dr. R H. Dunn
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Hitshoek
Castert
Benator Hull
Tennessee
Madiuon Square
Louisiana
Puerto Rico
Benatar Long
Starry F. Byret
Wirginia
Tor Farm
Neveal
Agjie the Nomines
Ile Favre Shouse
Tin Holel
al Smith
Spiritn
Pennsylvania
Volun Farley
F. Daniels
Uisig eTternoon
D. R. Daniels
Wilson i
B. P. Taylor
D. BD
Willam Yetton
William Helton
Washington Street
Rosie Helton
Hichard Helton
Agie Helton
John Hinton
A. Propps
R.A. Proppe
FH. Auatin
Harvey Proppa
Nordon
Neb
Blm. Apoink
Dunbar
Auatin
Gilbert
Amick
Elizabeth Ann Austin
H.W. Miller
HH. F. Miller
Rogers
Ark
Ward
Cansp
Bells Creek Coal Company
C. L. Miller
Glendale Lodge
W. Va
Beckley Hospitals
Twilight Statistics
Pisk Kz
Jarrett
Ahawser Va. Cricrell
Thin Wan
Central Babe
Ny Se
Pci
Aie
Elie Astina
Wayne LaMastar
Polace
Portalder Hina Satabilahe Dimeetli
Daily
Citle
Trut Artise Handling & Prnish
Yast
Ivan
Force
Urawatie
Fereus
Sylvia Bidnet
Chester Morris
Irving Fichel
John Wrat
Soseet
Coogan
Noarte
Kearse
Veal
Springers
Lamb
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