Michie is Elected Mayor and Scout Chief in Charleston Election
Beverly I Michie, Charleston, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Michie, won the Boy Scout mayoral contest by a 178 vote margin over Calvin Kuykendall and Fielder Greer. He carried district one by 47 votes, district two by 181, and polled Nitro district votes, with Earl Parsons leading for police court judge by one vote pending precinct returns.
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Beverly J
Michie
Mra. G. Lo Mienie
Hoy Sevuk
Charleston
Politie Mem
Hiewo
Fielder P. Grear
Calvin Kuykendall
Evan L. Marrid
Gus Goldberg
Neier
Earl Parsons
Truman Dodero
Rap City
Smayor-Elect
Beverly I. Michie
Afr. Atd
E. L. Michie
Duffy Street
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church
George Fleming Hopper
Michio
Homer H. Seay, Jr
Dureau
Geta Goa
James L
Bus) Hibpy
Victor Mansour
Britton
H. Taylor
Jnr
William Taylor
Francis Boarman
Joe Wells
Roosevelt Hunter High Echo
Boy Scouts of
Charlinton
Kanawha
Fielder Greer
Acants
Charlenton Council
Hoover Urges Better Coal Industry Markets
The article reports Hoover advocating lower costs for transportation and production to stabilize coal prices nationwide. He argues that the coal industry will remain broadly available and prices favorable for consumers, while rail transport must be managed to prevent future shortages and price spikes.
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United States
Taxes and road maintenance sparks county deliberations
Me Morgan and Wyomina county residents argue for extra appropriations to meet state institution needs and road maintenance. W. J. McPheraoe, a Wood county delegation member, attends to participate in the session.
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Cotrem Page
Legial Acure Jn
Mgin-Tenancé
Me. Morgan
Wyomini County
W. J. McPheraoe
Pas Deuse
Wood County
Confidence of Lila on Arctic Patrols Amid Snow Mantled Peaks
Meteorologists awaited daily weather telegrams from Siberia as two mother ships and the Farm and Horby patrolled Spitzbergen to Amster dam Inland. A support vessel stood by with gasoline and repair gear for planes, though no emergency was expected.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Winges
Amunisen
Eilsworth
Kinga Bay
Tren
AmundsSen
Lila
Russian
Siberia
Valatome
Arctic
Spitzherken
Danes Island
Horby
Amaterdam
Graduation Held For Tee Cross Red Cross Class
Graduates supervised by Mrs. Burnham were presented diplomas at Union school in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony led by Mrs. J. H. Waplander. Dr. B S Preston spoke on The Significance of the Red Cross as the hall adorned with roses and honey. Maxine Morgan delivered the farewell speech and Miss Alice King received a saving cup from the class.
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Tee Cross
Burnham
Union School
Etry
H. Waaplander
B.S. Preston
Red Cross
Artinaton Sterith
Rieger
Preston Aide
Lowise Jones
Hvely Baron
Vivian Burdette
Elizabeth Towler
Virginia Grueat
Anna Bella
Ieee
Milgred Warlow
Mildred Knicer
Arbutus Flowers
Maxine Morgan
Irene Michaux
Gladys Lucas
Genevieve Lucas
Josephine Haddas
Amelia Skatf
Ruby Smith
Nelle Burress
Mrs. Bond
Mercer School Dedicates New Building in Charleston
The Mercer School ceremony marks the completion of a new building in Charleston as the Mercer tradition continues. Speakers praise public education funding and the role of the school system in shaping citizens, noting the project cost and the goal to serve about sixteen hundred students.
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Eneland
Trafalene
Jutland
la Drake
Alsere
Davin Rutter
Dowthtiass Aine Tyne
Mercer Academisy
Wils Neiner
Marsr
Werle
Wik River
Charleston
Serling
Halle
Luigley
Sharivatba
Dia
Dal
Weber
Sehieia
Dre J
Robins
Board of Education
Gechoed
Three Men Killed in Mine Blast at Woodward Colliery
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a gas explosion at Woodward Colliery Glen Alden Coal Company killed three miners and seriously injured several others. Names: Tueenh Major paved AX Kingston Jann Turiska Edwardsylie Frank Dugan Kinse ton, and Jack Jones and Leroy Williams among the injured. The blast at No 7 shaft site 2,150 feet from the parr fier remains under investigation. The report mixes in public education commentary on high school benefits and civic duties.
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Wilkesbarre
Woodward
Glen Aiden Coal Company
Kingston
Jann ‘Turiska
Miner
Edwardsylie
Frank Dugan
Mater
Kiniseton
David RB. Jones
Leroy Wel- Mams
Edwardeyilie
Lem Kondracki
Brakentan
Mawardsville
Thomas Smith
Jrunner
Wes Wyoming
Elmer Metzgar
Edwardsville
Jones
Williama
Horns
Uity
Union counsel in Morgantown case delays amid picket tensions
In Morgantown May 2 Union counsel disputes vexing contempt charges against Van A. Bittner and 15 others. Contested court orders over alleged injunction violations and evictions at Grant Town and nearby mines spark continued hearings. Police uncover dynamite. several arrests and bond postings occur as prosecutors pursue conspiracy charges tied to northern West Virginia mine operations.
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Marien
J. de Lindderd
United Ming Workera
Meric
van A. Bittner
Blanday
Studderd
Bittner
Indiananotis
Fittsburigh
Continental Coal Company
Bitter
Lazzelle
Eddrega
Fainmont Theater
Monongaka County
Grant Town
Wien
Meredith
New Hangland Fuel and Transportation Company
Showalter
Townsend O
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Wille Ka
Pickers Magain
Harrison County
Clark Coal and Coke Company
Hepsibah
Wilson
McDaniels
State Police
Hawkins
Grimes
George Laffelbin
Monongah
Sheagie Dohn
Texins
W. Merle Watkins
Grafton
Taylor County
John Willy
Clarksburg
Redman
Gorden Hite
William Ritz
Billy
John Billy
Mireginia
Morgantown
H. O. Rexroad
Virginia
Chaplin Collieries Company
Supreme Court
S. P. Glaascock
Hexrand
Ate
Theodeno
Nexford
Lemmpe
German films push into Japanese market
German films threaten to crowd out Amearlyal mue l in Japan, according to Tajima of the Metropolitan police. Tajima says cheap new German productions attract Japanese fans, while European films attract buyers more than American offerings. Japanese film output grows with an improved system of tillage noted in England.
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Tare Tatinia
Cinemm Condetehin
Fim
Tajima
Tim
Triinia
Hemés
Japan
Nse Ta
England
Raiding Justice Sought in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Federal officers arrest five men including Lefler justice of the peace and two constables in Boyd county on charges of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws and bribery to protect whiskey runners. Fannin, a supposed distributor, was seized at Hood's creek home. All pleaded not guilty and await grand jury. several more arrests expected. Also notes Wesleyan College vacancy committee named to fill post of Dr Elmer Guy Cutchail.
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Associated Press
Ashland
May
O Lefer
Kentucky
Bud Hall
George Hall
Stanley Marrid
Charley McLaughlin
Jason Fannin
Boyd County
Cadettsboro
Prohibition
West Virginia
H. M. Luckett
Washington, D.C
Delbert Clark
Yorca
Fannin
Hood's Creek
Obituary notices for Ivory C Jorian and John Amos
Short services announced for Ivory C Jorian at Simpaone funeral parlor on Broad Street with remains to Auburn Maine for burial by Blagonic fraternity. John Amos 8 declared, long Kane County resident, died yesterday. Funeral at Metropolitan Baptist Church, Spring Hill Cemetery burial. Clarence Cochran 28 miner died from a hospital injury after being struck by a mapper at work. Survived by wife and two children.
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Tvory C. Jordan
Simpaone
Broad Street
Mr. Jorden
Auburn
Maine
Blagonic Fraternity
John Amos
Kanewha County
Charles
Anthony
Amos
Metropolitan Baptist
Spring Hie
Clarance Cochran
Clarence Cochran
Ola
Europe readies for two thousand U S tourists by car
Europe expects more than two thousand American tourists to tour Europe by car this summer under new Touring Committee rules. Each car and driver requires a certificate, with inspected steering, dual braking nets, and a device to prevent rolling on grades over seven thousand pounds. Chauffeurs must hold valid foreign licenses and be over 18. Barboursville resident John Mills, 75, dies, services to be held Sunday. British foreign shipments to South Africa have fallen sharply in the past year.
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Geneva
Europe
Eai
Leagues of Nations Touring Committee
Youthful Jury Drawn in Labor Conspiracy Trial Coverage
A historical report describes jury selection in a labor conspiracy case. Judge Cals dismissed a juror who admitted identity, while excusing others due to prejudice about the death penalty and circumstantial evidence. The proceedings involve Shepherd and associates with daily observations in the courtroom.
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Shepperd
Smith
Cals
Day
G& F
Herd
National University, Sciences of Chicano
Shepherd
Mani
Wright Harding Named Receiver for Lamoysie Window Co
Clarksburg May 23 Wright Harding former executive manager of the Lamoysie Window Gisen playt hers was today named receiver for the concern upon application made to Judge Raymond Maxwell in old court here. The plant ceased operation May 16.
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Wright
Harding
Vumice
Lamoysie Window
Gisen Playthers
Raymond, Maxwell
Od Cult
Pliant
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Midlands Trail Transit Company
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