Former Governor Morgan to Return by Mid June
Former Governor E F Morgan, who suffered a severe ankle fracture during a Florida excursion, is recovering in Jacksonville. Doctors expect him to return to Charleston by mid June and may resume law practice there, while a Welsh language test threatens to end Morris Griffiths crown receiver appointment in Wales.
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Florida
Charleston
Texel
Inian
Morgan
Stacksonville
Cardiff
Morris Griffiths
Wales
Paradise Canyon Rescue Sparks a Summer Romance
Mary Marshall, eighteen and sheltered, gazes at the sky and dreams of love in Paradise Canyon Mexico. A badly injured pilot crash lands near her home, and Mary nurses him as intrigue grows with her father and two Mexican locals watching. The rescued aviator, with red hair and a wounded shoulder, regains consciousness as Mary tends to his wounds.
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Mary Marshall
Paradise Canyon
Mexico
Arizona
Mary
Daddy
Bad Hughes
Miguel
Ramon
John Marshall
Paradise
Marsin
Eafternoon
Marshal
Ecumlny Town
Earch
Whey
Aena
Marshall
Bathinishin
Civil War Veterans Honored at Blunden Relief Dinner
About twenty four Civil War veterans and Relief Corps members attended a noon dinner held by the Blunden Woman's Relief Corps. Speakers included W G Mathews and Confederate veteran A M Wallen. Flowery tributes and national colors decorated the hall. Bonham, an elderly G A Ry member, was injured while ascending stairs. he is resting at home.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Blunder Woman's Teliet Tavern
Sucam
Blunden Woman's Relief
Cory Ab
L.blca
G. Alt
Relief Corps
Kanawha
J. ¥. Daniels
W. G. Mathews
Kobe
A.M. Wallen
FW. Savy
Ly Walter Nine
Camemander Willam Keeley
John Haynes
A. Wallen
E. F. Kanleles
AL Walker
J. J. Kirk
Bonham
G. A. Ry
Carr Street
Died in incident linked to Plenaurane man’s family
A fragmentary note recalls a death tied to a Plenaurane man where his sons met Mary and a woman felt an unexpected flutter of attraction as he seemed to improve in look and the start of new feelings emerged.
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Mary
Tetlow to Speak Before Ministers Meeting
Percy Tetlow, president of District No. 27 United Mine Workers, will address Charleston Ministerial association members at a meeting tomorrow at 12 40. Sherwood Eddy of the UMC A international secretary is expected to be present. In Chicago, Mrs Charles Leeson burned her clothes drying in the kitchen after the gloves caught fire.
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District 17
United Mine Workers
Percy Tetlow
United Mine Workers of America
WHI
Charleston
Chicago
Charlea Leeson
Odd Fellows Memorial Services Planned by Local Lodges
Glen Eik lodge No. 95 and Elkhurst Rebecca lodge No.4 announce memorial services for departed members. Services occur tomorrow night at 7:80 o'clock at the Virginia street and Pennsylvania hall with graves of departed members to be decorated today. All Odd Fellows and families are urged to attend Monday night.
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Glen Eik Lodge
Elkhurst Rebeccah Lodge
Virginia Street
Pennsylvania
Canadians Favor Domestic Fruit Consumption Rise
Canadians produced a fruit crop worth 24,000,000 last year per a Domainian agriculture report. Domestic use accounted for 16,835,969 while 7,430,482 was exported to the United States and Great Britain. Pigeons aId Salesmen in California lofts will relay orders from Stockton to Marysville and other cities.
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Winnipeg
Domainian Department of Agriculture
United States
Great Britain
Oakland
Cal
California
Stockton
Santa Crug
San Jose
Santa Rosa
Fresno
Marysville
Saleamen
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