Marsh Named Senate Leader In Party Vote Impact
Harvey M. Marsh of Parkersburg was elected temporary president of the state Senate, narrowly topping Senator Robert Kidd as the two parties split votes. The session was orderly with perfunctory applause as Marsh won 15 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Murphy
Harvey M. Marsh
Parkersburg
Zenate
Charles G. Coffman
Clarkar Pore
Mir. Marsh
Robert ¥. Kidd
Glenville
Marsh
Kidd
Mr. Kidd
Air. Marsh
Joan Kee
Hillefeld
Clyde B. Johnson
Charleston
Senate
Alderson
Ashworth
Boley
John M. Baker
Harry #. Darnall
Huntington
Baker
Kee Newimatad Kidd
White
Bingoy County
Coffman
Kee
Bluefield
Gitmer
Kunrantee
Rebercs F Kidd
Glimer County
Homer Gray
John T. Harris
Gene Alderson
Clay
Adrinth
Bia
Benator Alderson
Heaub
Mareh
Maran
West Virginia Prison Labor Report Seeks Major Reforms
A special legislative committee report on the Moundsville prison case calls for abolition of the current convict labor system, use of inmates for state road work, and introduction of machinery to produce goods for state institutions. It also notes contracts and losses, and discusses future staffing and safety of inmates, with recommendations expected to be printed in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privon
West Virginia
Moundsville
State ‘Board of Control
Board of Control
J. O Burdall Company
R Bardall Company
HrEké Jn Baonernied
F. Smith
Ars
Welsyon
Gaioying Leshan Etowpy
Asi Wis
Convieta
Wintden Smith
Ney
Ita
Priverera
Hehways
Sit Road Commission
Board of Central
Briser
Imantha
Moundreville Institution
Ireland Spends Dry Day In Celebration Of St Patrick
Dublin reports a dry St Patrick's Day with all drink shops closed and exemptions for bona fide travelers in some areas. Parliament debated liquor law while some districts imposed varied interpretations. In New York, rain hit the St Patrick parade with a waterlogged crowd and a postponement announced for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
St. Patrick
Gotham
New York
Dublin
Senate
Acme
St. Patrick’s Day
St. Hatrick’s
Sinn Fein
Jane Lhorseman
Jean
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's Day
Emich
Sargent Given Cabinet Post After Warren Sought
Washington March 11 President Coolidge's fight with the senate over attorney general eased with the nomination of John G. Sargent of Vermont for the post and swift confirmation. Sargent, former attorney general of Vermont and friend to the president, was chosen after Charles Warren of Michigan declined a reconfirmation offer. Warren had warned the president against a politically controversial appointment, and Sargent’s selection followed extensive correspondence between the White House and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conlidge
Jared Anald Lehurman
Peking
Antweed Alungon B. Houghton
Germany
Sena
Europe
Schurmann
Senate
Dir Schurminn
Berlin
State Department
China
Far East
Schurman
John W. Kiddie
Peter Augustus Jay
Rouwmania
Jay
Prat
Kedlogg
Coolidge
John van A. MacMurray
Department Ia
Caol+ide
Dofin G
Sargent
Aciarnes
Vermont
Charles Oo Warren
Michigan
Dekenatn
White House
Mr. Warren
Warren
Tittle
Ludlow
Ater
MM Cnaudse
Noor
Weil
Chiropractors Seek Board Under Senate Bill 260
Senators and chiropractors clashed over Senate Bill 260 creating a state board of chiropractic examiners and legalizing the profession. The committee adjourned without a decision after hearing witnesses from the chiropractic and medical groups, including Senator John Kee and Dr. Monroe. The measure would require four years of schooling, three years of resident study, and passing a standard exam before practicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Gil
Qatute ‘Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Senate Committee On Medicine
John Kee
T. J. Morgan
Huntington
Mennroe
Cha Bal
AL Ray
West Virginia Medical Association
4Th Shultz
Con
Robineen
Markabutas Mein
Home of Delegates
Board of
Osteopatha
Koa
Tle
Senate Pl00
Case of State in Dome Trial Comes to End
In Cubyennh Wyoming the Dome trial closes with the government resting on proving a conspiracy linking Albert Fall and Harry Sinclair. Judge Kennedy overrules objections to evidence about bond transactions and a $25 loan to Fall in 1823, while defense plans to call Mammoth Company witnesses to counter testimony.
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Fall
Cubyennh
Wyo
Macoh
Wwyth
Albert B. Fall
Forwes
Interior
Harry VW. Sinclair
V. Meerbarat
Tuehle
Catn
Rancher
Liner
Etd
Chivan
Roberts
Doniehe
Gi L
Gerhardt
Kail
Bondy
Sluikilr
Mr. Hohentsauld
Thera
Dr. Laces
Shnelale
Llherty Buna Transactionn
ALE Lihigi
Predera Judee DP
Blika Kenteds
Eee
Codte
Liberty Banty
Sinclair
Judee Kennedy
Laces
Mataa Wiiesa
Mammoth Company
Continental Trading Company
Sinviett
Aanet Lvasa
Blyet
Envers
Marana
Pall
True bills return against McClintock suspect in typhoid death
Chicago dispatch reports grand jury return of true bills charging murder in the death of millionaire orphan Willian McClintock. Shepherd and Faiman named as defendants after testimony on typhoid germs and alleged exhumation plans. Indictments expected next morning as probe widens to Olson family physician involvement.
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Shepherd and Faiman
Chicago
Rich Lyoans Willan
Nelson McClintock
Robert E. Crowe
Shepherd
McClintock
Uetivnn
Harryson
Fustica
McClinterk
Dincuqn Gerius
Polaon Dn
Georga Fosters
J. W. Marchand
Fainan
National University of Science
Shepneré
Jacob H. Hanisias
Vlvef Justice
Criminal Courts
M. Tompr- Taw
Crowe
Valuiin
Badlen
Mra
Enjri Nelson MerClintort
Shepherds
Oscar Olsen
Judge Olson
Fralt Brouht
Wif Tedrick
Dude Olson
Teeauna
Meet to Cut Mine Wages Abandoned
A planned conference to cut coal mine wages was abandoned in Cleveland as Ohio and Indiana operators failed to send representatives. Warden of the Pittsburgh Coal Co and Western Pennsylvania operators discussed a national conference while miners risk wage cuts. Uncertainty lingered about a coal industry-wide move with possible April developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Barch
Inc
United Mine Workers of America
Fc Wees Hall
Maisuienag
Tilinvias
Elegath
Indiana
Beynied
Alae Frudinenk
Ohio
W. G Warden
Tie Board
Phtahurph Coal Company
Tultiele
Press- Bank
Hilwan Cod and Coke Company
Western Pennsylvania
Gniod Mines
Mellon Quiet On United Day Bill
Secretary Mellon stated he had taken no position on the United dry bill pending in the Pennsylvania legislature and informed Governor Pinchot. A favorable report came from the senate today regarding the domination of Ryan Whilip in New York and other political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smuel Ahangga Childs
Bla Proline
Willan
North Doast
Inte Comada
Oalids
Long Island
Childs
Ace
Treasury
Pinchot
Bill
Richmond
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Philip
Washington
Senate
Eyan Whilip
Persia
Rescue Cars Sent to Bar rackaville Mine Disaster
Officials ordered mine rescue cars from Stockdale and Evans to Bar rackaville near Fairmont after an explosion left 23 men entombed in a shaft mine. Chief clerk T Li Heiser announced the units would report for duty immediately, with C O Morris and head R M Lambie noted to be assisting at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Oan
Stockdale and
Evans
Barrackaville
Fairmont
T. Li. Heiser
Brate I Mines J Department
C. O. Morris
Harrackville
R. M. Lambie
Mar
Exsisinuia
Bayer
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Thie
Culien
Benton Mmiteheld
Gifming
State Police
Bomr
Tairmont
Lamble
Benton Miechell
M. Larmble
Uortnes
Holst
Dia
Waril
Lambie
Dynesville
Lamvle
Midniht
Atute
Kcene
Shighour
Welton
State Department
Minee
Atere
Tha Elsetria
Uenta
Rendy O Koter
Horrackayitg
Death toll list from mine explosion looms small town
The probable dead in a mine explosion include Elmer Srefier and several others listed by occupation such as cutters, loaders, and motormen. Names appear with spouses, residences in Monessen, Beowratows, Norton and other towns, plus several widowed mourners noted among the crew and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Srefier
James ‘Tasier
Clored
Cutter
Amngle
T. S. Nebarr
Philipps
Hobert WaWres
Monessen
Enero
Irwin Discusses Potential Atlantic Bombardment Of New York
The article explains how an enemy air fleet based at sea could strike New York City, targeting Manhattan and the key Pennsylvanian Railroad connections. It analyzes likely attack points such as the Broadway route, Grand Central, and the tunnels, noting Manhattan’s concentration of wealth and industry as the motive and vulnerability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
New York
New York la Eupremaly Departant, le In the Tullway
Jess Hin
Ita
Kipling
Bank of England
Wall Street
Great Triangle
Mumnattan
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Wood County
House
Ulness
Faye
Houghton Post
Benwood
Prilice
H. Fest
Ilendale
Hatton
Sheriif
Senate Medicine and Sanitation
Mage
Samuel S. Childs
Everhardt
DIL Lease
BILLS
M’clintock
Iillingis
Plan National
Stockdale
Callie Alxtead
Charles Osborn
Cuiter
Claude Wella
Mayeu Pertivo
John Ambro
Arthur Wooly
Alngie
Wulnan Sonte
Lader
Annete
Brownstown
W. Va
W. Hey Kittle
Toader
Aingie
Norton
C. Steel
Loater
Crlored
Marcied
Alasuntown
Wiliam Robinsan
Alngle
William Altatany
Peter Tempest
wWeeke
Volra
Grand Gentral
Manhattan
Romnane
Barragheville
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