West Virginia Industry Reports Satisfactory Labor Market
Washington dispatch notes industrial activity in West Virginia remains fairly stable with surplus labor among common workers. Construction and road projects expected to lift demand, while coal and glass sectors show mixed signals across cities including Charleston and Parkersburg amid plant reopenings and reduced hours.
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Gesatte
Washington Bureau
Waakingston
D. C
Washington
West Virginia
Federal
Department of Labor
Charleston
Virginia
Federal Employment Service
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Slubfield
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Industriel K Wity
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Ugite
Wairmont
Ghix
Plang
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Parkersburg
Farn- Gabor
Obituary notices for WM Allen and Esile Mehler
Mrs WM Allen of this city died Wednesday morning in Ashe NC at age 35 after a long illness. Survived by her husband and mother. Funeral today at 2:30 PM from the Triumphs Memorial church at Roana and Maryland. Sand flowers may be sent to B Simpson establishment in charge of arrangements. Word arrived of Miss Esile Mehler daughter of Mrs IL Blackwood of Youngstown formerly of this city. She is survived by her mother three sisters and one brother. Funeral services will be held in Youngstown today.
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WM. Allen
W. M. Allen
Ashe N.C
Thomas Wiel@ company
Iumphs Reya Memorial
Roana
Maryland Streets
B. Simpson Establishment
Minn Hae Moller
Esile Mehler
IL VL. Blarkwood
Youngstown
Mian Mabisi
Charred Bodies in Mine Rescue Efforts Continue
Report describes heat and debris at a mine where up to twelve workers in a left heading were accounted for and twenty two in the right heading may still be trapped. Rescue teams push to penetrate passages and determine numbers as conditions allow.
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Foundarites
Bavi
ATL
Lord Curzon Aims for Premier Position Despite Opposition
The obituary traces Lord Curzon’s career from Oxford leadership to viceroy in India and foreign affairs headship. It notes his rise through government posts, honors, and the complex 20th century bid for prime ministership amid party dynamics and health issues.
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Downings Street
Mo Songer
Ariatocracy
Statesmion
Lort mM
Kitan
Balliol College
Oxford
Tnion
Mt Ford
Bush Heners
Joane Curegon
Mataness
Salisbury
Hesina
Beath Derbyshire
Sawttport
Lancashire
Tos
Poo Wie
House of Commons
Curzon
India
Garon
Todi
Lord Curzon
Ti dix
Glinkew
Cambridge
Manchester
Clisson
Durkyet
Terk
Basal Geographical Society
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Enor
Gureon
Boner la
Lord Gurkon
Taterman
Neely
Baldwin
Cuszon
Rhodes Winners Rise Relative To Residency Figures
The Rhodes Trust reports 220 Rhodes scholars in residence during the academic year, with 171 from the United States and 108 from the British Empire. The academic year 1922 starts with scholars in attendance. The scholarship value increased by 860 pounds, plus a further 250 pounds annually to be provided by the holder.
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London
Rhodes Trust
UC Rhodes
British Empire
Yealdence
Depressive Spelling Guide Sparks Diplomatic Debates
A garbled early 20th century text discusses editorial control over diplomatic spellings, noting new editions to be printed only when revisions are necessary. It references social editors, diplomacy staff, and official attention to correct spelling amid broader political shifts in Europe and U S diplomacy.
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Sestianabia
Soviet
Legation
Finbronkings
Surgeons Demonstration and Operative Cases Highlight Medical Event
A fragmented report describes a medical demonstration by surgeons including cataract operations and various procedures. Names and places are partially legible, listing surgeons such as Dr. Tunhian and Dr. Walk among others with references to demonstrations and operative cases.
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Mognuin
Binele
Walkwe
Ter
Mendela
Din Shaw Fey
Sinclair Offer Details and Negotiation Impasse in Engineering Plan
Fragmentary notes describe Sinclair versus other proposals with Bineiniy and Dr. Batyald in a Blalale plan. The text references production handoff, guaranteed storage equipment, and a debate over advantages of Sinclair against competing offers, with unclear conclusions.
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Fontinurd
Asia
Batyald
Devastating Easter Tornado Wrecks Towns and Lives
News from March 19 reports a massive tornado across southern Illinois and western Kentucky. More than 500 dead with estimates up to 1,090, hundreds of thousands injured or displaced, and widespread property destruction. Federal and state relief teams mobilized, troops patrolled, and hospitals and shelters filled as rescue and recovery efforts began.
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Page
Warrondale His
Conservatioy
Citley
Everimona
Heliet
Snk
Hameron
Chicago
St. Louis
West Frankfort
Esete
Aurge Pard
Murphysboro
Lantent
Goa
Frankfort
Jurea
Garhnin
Ferin
Murplyshoro
Dive
Mus
Dale Semmille
Ie Vrea
Kiktiemen
Amt
Dagen
Tence Minté
Serslee
Artud
AIP
Gus Town
Eddie Marten to Box Phil Rosenberg in New York Bout
March 19 reports Cannonball Martin defending his welterweight title against Charley Trilloosenbergs in a fifteen round main event at Madison Square Garden. It is Martins first New York fight since dethroning Abe Coldstein and follows a bout at the venue last April.
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New York
Mareh
Ratife
Martin
Mecca
Charley Trilloosenbergs
Tooweleht
Elarald Smith
On Mien
Bantara Webshts
Jrem
Jardine Seeks Arbor Day Proclamations Across States
Secretary Jardine will request each state to designate Arbor Day during American Forest Week aligned with President Coolidge's April 27 to May 3 observance. He may urge a uniform or local date, noting varied traditions and laws, and highlighting tree protection and community aesthetics.
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Onzetee
Washington
Rand Hollding
Wassengton
Wiliam M. Jardine
Sericulture
Howard M. Gore
West Firwinia
Canlidge
West Virginia
Ab Ibn Novaemius
Aareheun
Fermi
Morton
Aeroplane Carriers Redefine Battleship Tactics
An article tracing naval aviation's impact on battleship warfare in 1925 notes airpower challenges to ship survivability. It discusses submarine warfare, convoy systems, and the rise of aeroplanes as scouting and bombing tools, predicting carriers will reshape fleet strategy and battles.
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von Tirpitz
Tirpitz
Great Britain
United States
Nec
Levoma
Lepkime
Calapart
Tobina
Barthe
Shina
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Alps
Wil
Napoleon
Blucher
Witterloo
Will Irwin
Canada
North American Newspaper Alliance
Goff Seeks Senate Insert on 138 West Indies Claims
Senator Guy J. Goff of West Virginia secured consent to insert in the congressional record an unpublished manuscript by Senator Ian Bingham of Connecticut. It discusses Spain’s 138 attempt to gain a foothold in the West Indies and the status of Vieques and Crab Island relative to Puerto Rico under the treaty interpretation.
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Washington
Wuebinetas
D. C
Guy J. Goff
West Virginia
Senate
Congressional
Ian Bingham
Connecticut
Scotland
West Indies
Forto Rico
Vieques
Crab Island
Porto Ries
Spain
Porta Rico
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Maater Borie
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Rhodes
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Emake
James Kwansen
Deuce
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Audithnaal Railway
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Reyes
Europe
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Kedlescon
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Alfred Siphemph
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Wiley Et Alfred
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Sargon
Wien
Amense
TSU
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Sinclair
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Atnie Legitature
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Sam Hoemelves
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Phil Rosenberg
Cannonball
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Jardine
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