Quebec system leaves voters sober and satisfied
Norman Hafmod argues public sentiment may push early action on Quebec reforms. He cites hearings and Hudsons report, noting evidence of the Quebec system’s failures and the partisan bias in judging inquiry results, while reflecting on American perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hafmod
Washington
Evan Urltielam
Wats
Quabec
Sts
Zary
Dpennszlin
Sif Fou
Hudson
Quebec
Judua
Ming
Pérain
Quaher
Prohibition Proposals and Volstead Act Outlook
The text argues Quebec would not accept any alcohol leniency and condemns prohibition’s effects. It discusses enforcing the unlawful sale of intoxicants, potential congress actions, and a two part approach to the Volstead Act with state options and Supreme Court decisions shaping repeal prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreters
Quebec
Quebea
Alther
Prohition
Congress
Supreme Court
Sissonville Visitors Fill Local Homes Amid Festive Trend
Sissonville residents host relatives from Williamson and Charmaton as families gather for vacation. Mr J N Johnson of Ashland Kentucky, a Wind Drug salesman, plans to join relatives here while Mrs Ola Carpenter and Mrs Lee Thaxton visit as guests. Alrm Aldo Thaxton faces imminent operation at Fountain State Hospital.
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KR. KE. Kine
Williamson
Sistonville
Charmaton
Dire
Samuel Boggs
Ira
J. N. Johnson
Lee Thaxton
Ola Capenter
Freckenridae
Alrm Aldo Thaxton
Afountain State Hospital
John N. Johnson
Local Visitors and Guests Mark Weekend Outings
A list of residents and visitors in the area shows Bre E J Johnson and family from Charleston visiting Mrs F at Ray Me oT H Newhouse spending the week at Inez Lynn’s home with her son Willian Newhousar. Misa Anne Gines travels to Hunting ton for a Marehal college summer course. Ira Johnson active on McIntosh Field business in Slasonville. Emma B P Johnson visiting Cherbaton with her daughter Georgia Bath. Clara Maxwell and Mrs G T Johnson drive to Cottageville for the weekend to stay with Mion Maxwell’s parents. Samuel Dogwasmanent visits his parents Hogg over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lowe
Atlee Heve Orly Lowes
Mise Anne Gines
W. J. Gines
Huntington
Marehal College
Ira Johnson
McIntosh, Field and Company
Slasonville
Mra
Emma BP
Johnson
Johnson Ts 'Ytelins
Cherbaton
Misa Georgia Bath
March Osborne
Oklahoma
N. Stason
Clara Maxwell
Mira
G. T. Johnson
Cottageville
Mion Maxwell
Samuel
Amundsen and Umberto Make Up After Rift at Banquet
Seattle June 1 Captain Roald Amundsen and General Umberto Noble leaders of the Norge expedition, end six weeks of cold relations by clasping hands at a banquet and retreating for a private chat. The Italian and Norwegian crew members reiterated their belief the voyage to the North Pole remains a joint endeavor.
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Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
Umberto Noble
Filo
Norgeon
Ita
North Pole
Orplorers
Itle
Norge
Will Add 59 Ships to American Fleet
Glasgow dispatch notes British hostilities and grain price shifts as U S announces a plan to add 59 ships to its fleet. Officials cite increased transportation capacity and the impact on curfew enforcement and regional logistics.
Unknown aviation clash hints at Arctic mission tensions
The report notes party signing and friction between Alan, Lieutenant Carl B Elelaon, and aviation experts Wilkins Lanphier and Kielsan. It suggests Wilkins knew tradecraft but little aviation, while Lanphier was skilled yet not an arctic authority. Coromandant Mic at Selfridge Ford returns as tensions surface.
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Alan
Carl B. Elelaon
Anid
Wilkins
Lanphier
Kielsan Snid
Lanphist
Selfridge Ford
Michas
Dr J H Weymouth Dies After Brief Illness In Elkins
Dr John Harvey Weymouth 82 died here after a brief sickness. He was born in Richmond Virginia and served as a Confederate mortar battery captain. He practiced dentistry in Randolph County for 60 years. Survived by a son and several daughters in Virginia. Funeral Wednesday will follow Stavohic ritual as he was a BR member.
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Elkins
John Harvey Waymouth
Dr. Weymouth
John L Weymouth
Michmond
Edgar Allen Fos
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Trexiurer
Randolph County
Weymouth
Ar Pil
Cha
Tosi
Ashland
Marion Weymouth
Richmond
George Naleon Wilson
I3kinn
Barton Ft Jones
Thaober
Ville
Green-Lawrence Action Begins Over 1025 Auto Crash
The Green law suit seeks 310,000 damages from an automobile accident in St Albans in September 1025. H W Green alleges injury from a vehicle owned by Law Refite. case opened before Judge Morgan Owen in the court of common pleas yesterday morning. The plaintiff expected a jury verdict by tomorrow noon.
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H. W. Green Yoraus
T. Lawrence
Morgan Owen
Court of Common Pleas
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Meetings in St Albans
St Albans notes list Mr and Mrs A D Lawton of Lewisburg guests here Monday, Mr Edward Snyder of Manafeld visiting Ike Handley, Mrs S L Webb of Cleveland visiting Carbon relatives, Mrs Sara Cartholmaw of Wilsonia visiting Mrs I C Coleman Jr, J T Shelton on business in Huntington, Elizabeth Lawton visiting Lewabore and Margaret Jarrett returning home, Mr and Mrs Jack Bernard of Irofton visiting E R Shelton, church vacation school hikes near St Albans, Margaret Jarrett in Charleston for Weldon Petty event, Buck Norvell Harry White Jimmin Reese at Naval Ordnance dance in South Charleston, Ermen Wright and Leland Cornwell of Charleston guests here, QC J Bartlett and family back from Dridsport, J Y Head and daughter Marjorie to Richmond for visit, Mrs Thomas Goodwin of Columbia visiting daughter C O Wail, Ruth Cummings in Huntington visiting Misa Lillianate Coy, also visiting Miss Other Lewis at Wall college summer school, Mr and Mrs J F Grimms of Charleston dinner guests of Carl Griffiths.
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A.D. Lawton
Lewisburg
Loula Nahodil
College WI
Edward Snyder
Manafeld
Ike Handley' Cawi
L. Webb
Cleveland
Carbon
W. Va
Sara Cartholomaw
Wilsboro
Ara
I. C. Colema Jr
J. Tl. Shelton
Huntington
Iizabeth Lawton
Mary Nahgaio
Margaret Jarrett
Lewiabore
Jack Dernard
Ironton
E. R. Shelton
Wibje
First Presbyterian’ Church
Piccnica
St. Albanz
Charleston
Weldon Petty
Buck Norvell
Harry White
Jimmin Reese
South Charleston
Ermen Wright
Leland Cornwell
Charlcaton
J. Bartlett
Dridsport
Marjorie
Richmond Va
Thomas Goodwin
Columbia
C. O. Wail
Ruth Cummings
Wunteington
Misa Lillianate
Other Lewis
Wall College
J. FE. Grimms
Carl Griffiths
FlyingLite Saver Bobs Up In News
New York news reports a hydroplane pilot, private James Atanisy, aiding a swimmer off Long Island Sound. The pilot, pulling at a wing to assist, transferred Atanisy to a government launch and then vanished in the air, identity unrevealed.
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New York
Ufeeravar
Long Island Sound
James Atanisy
Fort Blotum
Yatia
Kim
Shipping board approves cargo capacity boost amid grain transport demand
The Shipping Board unanimously adds nine vestiele to the fleet. Secretary Hoover and Secretary Jardine urged the Board at the President's request to address grain transport needs. Jardine estimates Middle West wheat output at 276,662,000 bushels versus 163,310,000 last year, with ships from major ports adding 519,200 more cargo tons to current totals.
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Shipping Board
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
17 Prisoners Sent to Moundsville Pen
Ny Associated Press reports from Clas hsburg June 2 of a 17 man chain gang being moved to Soundaville. J D Chapman leads the group under guard for a two year theft sentence, with Pillip Human amid the murder case inmates awaiting an August 20 hanging. Stephen Rowe and Grey Teck, each with ten year terms, were placed with the group for the transfer. Local supporters seek sentence commutation while the rest face varying durations.
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Clashsburg
Soundaville
State Penitentiary
J.D. Chapman
Bingamon Run
Pillip
Negra
Charles Shaw
Inyths
Stephen Rowe
Grey Teck
Euman
City Police Nab Rum Seizure Suspect at Mata Alley
Police seized thirteen gallons of moonshine mash and seven tenths of a gallon of potato wine from a house at No 1 Mata alley off Brooks street. Martin, a Black resident, was taken into custody and jailed on liquor paraphernalia charges. He will face Judge C B Bobbitt in police court tomorrow. Sergeant I A Taylor led the raid after receiving several complaints about drinking at the Martin residence. Martin claimed the liquor was for vinegar making.
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Martin
Mata Alley
Brooks Street
Uquor
I. A. Taylor
C. B. Bobbitt
Taylor
Martin House
London Court Awards Separation After Murder Attempts
Mrs Ceck in Mary House testified that her husband made multiple murder attempts. She described leaving a gas lamp on in their bedroom, poisoning milk with poison tablets, trying to capsize a boat, pushing her underwater, choking her, and attempting to push her from a bedroom window.
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London
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