Sermon Opens Assembly as Presbyterians Debate Christ
The May 21 opening of the annual General Assembly in Columbus featured retiring moderator Clarence Edward Mavariney of Philadelphia delivering a sermon on Christ as Redeemer. He warned against portraying Jesus in human terms and urged a return to biblical sin and salvation. The address emphasized unity among true believers and the church’s duty to witness Christ as the only Redeemer.
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West Virginia's Economic Laws and State Institutions
A reflective piece argues that all sectors including industries and corporations must follow the same economic laws as individuals. It emphasizes restoring basic business principles in state dealings and urges strict, equitable tax policy to fund five core state institutions: executive government, schools, highways, charitable and penal services, and state buildings. The legislative branch is highlighted as pivotal in shaping revenue and equitable taxation.
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West Virginia Reformists Urge Economic Overhaul
A long prose section argues for major state reforms to cut government costs and modernize revenue. It advocates reducing the assembly size, redistricting, eliminating redundancy and salaries, and transferring prohibition enforcement to public safety. Proposes tax reforms, school improvements, and executive efficiency to boost growth and relieve taxpayers.
Obituary of Mrs Viole Axlessurts and Mary Weard
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Viole Axlessurts Mra who died recently, and mention Mrs Mary Weard of Chillestan. The notices reference resting places, dates, and family tributes, with condolences from friends and local community figures.
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Amie Payter
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Windsor beer rage fronts Windsor deries chart eas iae
Fragmentary text references Windsor, Senneee Fronts, and various odd strings. The readable items mention UsMath, Cynthia Sewwrivan, and Ne Sees with cryptic context. No clear event, date, or group forms a coherent report.
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Hughes Proceedings Mention Union Picket Charges
Proceedings detail continued on page one surrounding injunctions against a union and its members at the Chant Town mine. Key figures include D Binddard and A Witter of the United Mine Workers, with court actions in Morgantino and Indlkingpelle. Verfied verdicts in Mosusville and talks of writs and possession orders against ex-employees tied to strike actions.
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Abe
Moususville
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Muel
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T. Morris
Windvace
Mvletim
Arrests widen in West Virginia mine strike case
State Fire Marshals Hite and others discuss a developing case tied to the United Mine Workers of America dispute. Suspects Dien and others face possible indictments after confessions linked to arson and conspiracy in northern West Virginia mining areas.
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Te Pidrimant
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United Mine Workers of America
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Cain
Collieries Meet Again Called Off in Huntington
May conference between Collierien Company and United Mine Worker representatives was postponed indefinitely. Dunkin, president of the company, cited internal dissent and travel delays as reasons for the cancellation and noted efforts to reschedule for a later date.
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Charleston Lawyer Ivery Jordan Dies. Liquor Cache Found
Charleston leading attorney Ivery G. Jordan dies at his home after illness. Police uncover a liquor cache four feet under a brick wall while razing a house, with barrels revealed in the wall. Jordan had practiced law in Charleston and Maine connections noted. funeral plans to be announced with arrangements in Portland, Me. Polish debt funding completed in Washington as U.S. Treasury receives Polish bonds.
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New York Chicago Air Line Formed
A new air line linking New York and Chicago was organized today by the National Air Transport backed by unnamed investors. The venture aims to carry press and other traffic between the two cities as part of a broader national aviation network.
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Pacific Oil Continued Distribution Delays and Industry Woes
The report notes continued delays in oil payments, quarterly dividends, and a decline in stock values as directors of a major company face management issues. It highlights Arkhnek properties development, rising crude prices, and broad market demand with regional price boosts. Fatal wind damage in California disrupts bridges and property losses, while labor shifts and training in Australia reflect evolving global industry dynamics.
Tembler's Tumble In Minnesota Leaves Man With Broken Leg
Harris Flynn and Viewer report a tumbler slipped on stairs in the dark and fell down stairs, breaking his leg in two places. The incident occurred in Dal, Minnesota, prompting medical aid and a cautious recovery ahead.
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