Few Absentees At Elk School
The Elk School lists pupils with no absences since the year began. Pages show numerous students across Elk Annex and Elk 1A 20 including teachers listed after several grade sections, with notes on local concerns about cemetery maintenance and suggested plans for annual expenditures.
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Elk School
Ben Alexander Carl Carte
Jo Thomas
Cindy Walker
Ralph Henry Geene
Bert Gunter
Sarl Hessin
Marion Smithers
Regina Harmon
Ve Iumphrers
Frances Jackson
Arline Matheny
Frances Stuck
Métva Sisier
John Paul Mace
Bearold Wehbe
Milored Smith
Elk
Corrie Martie Hudson
Georgia Muncy
Lorraine Hoberts
Sarah Belle Wade
Arie Gunter
Earl Hemmings
Thomas Jones
Wayne ‘Rose
Ernest Morris
Clarence Stoffel
Bower
June Coleman
Elise Christy
James Canterbury
Charles Grouch
Harry Dunnon
Aldred Felix
Freda Jones
Beulah Pauley
Hallie Ray
Vonah Scot
Charles Smithus
Hettie Hall
Tressie Flowers
Lucile Jarvis
Rion Hailey
Bruce Bradley
Eva May Rule
Thormes Gunter
Jean Humphreys
Margaret Rawhill
Coretia Burde
Marke Rowlands
Hesai H. Muldims
Mariennder
Emma Haynes
Roger Thomas
Mary Frances Hissom
Kenneth Jordan
Hurtlet Swierer
Damey Cox
Genevieve O'Dell
Carl Matheny
Borrinelis
Mildred Cox
Quen Cavender
Minnie Kathryn Todd
Kathleen Burdett
Woodrow Shnn
Verba Flowers
Mary Elizabeth O'Dell
Zelma Macion
Ernest Givens
Conmid Larrebee
Bonnie Bradley
Wilwia Layne
Alma Gonsmian
Y Bik
Geraldine Arthur
Helen Sinter
Hazel Canterbery
Anne Florence Meadows
Arputus Beater
Genera Balles
Opal Hulvtead
Sylvie Adasure
Mildred Webble
Charles Pauley
Thomas Markham
Charles Thum
Albert Hanna
Wall
Virginia Helstead
Elizabeth Hissom
Ethel Jack
Hazel Leasure
Sibyl Prently
Leona Quick
Rebécce
Rule
Fay Samples
Robert Bailes
Larence Loassie
Raymond Carter
Clerk Deaver
Quintin Kyle
Robert i Semples
Elmer Simpson
Delmer ‘Simpson
Clarence
Paxton
Albert Guigles
Ernesjan
Mayor Ready Voices Urgency Over Cemetery Records
Pace One nan quotes the mayor on confronting a real emergency in cemetery deeds records. Harold Mathews backs immediate action noting a $15,000 to $20,000 cost to compile a complete file, arguing clerks and engineering staff could handle the task to restore the city’s good name.
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Pace
Gazette
Harold
Mathews
Acdc
Fair Continues Tent Attractions at Regional Fair
Report describes grounds, rides, and exhibits opening at the Samawha state fair grounds. Visitors can view landscape layouts by local architects, enjoy pony rides, a ferris wheel, and theater acts, then attend horse shows, tug of war, and a grand parade with fireworks. Several racing events and a three-act schedule unfold through the day.
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Samawha
New York Central
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Rautty
Mons
Rom
Tian Am
Mere
Rt Bom
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Wayne Com
Burre Mices
Clghsen
Xehaud
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Alt Pu
Tish van
Folios
Charlestotsay
W. Wevie
Rennet Ray
Neely
Hinton
W. Va
Crystal Bos
McClung
Lewisburg
WW. Va
Dan Heal
Knapp
F. R. M. Arbuckle
WoVa.y
George June
Kincaid
Caster Bridge
Worthy
Kees
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lord Chaffin
Arwisbure
W.va
Tunatiy
Gay
Pirates Nab Booty
Pirates win dramatic game as Pittburgh’s young NL champions break through ouwlarks in a tight series contest. Barnhart and Grantham shine on defense while Coveleski steadies the mound in a pivotal victory honoring Christy Mathewson’s legacy.
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Tanig. Moore
Cuyler
Barnhart
Peck
Vrarner
Hounder
Pittaboreh
Willie
Bradictons
Grantham
Retelnir
Pittsburgh
Trieuine
Christy Afathewsox
Pittsburgh Secre tary Mellon Laments City’s State
Det. 8 reports Secretary Mellon, a Pittabureh native, believed Pittsburgh had gone off its base over the world series. After long distance calls all day yesterday for a personal talk with the Secretary, he said he could not find anyone in Pittsburgh with time to discuss. Other actions at Wall Street Johnson and others were also noted as unsolved.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Mellon
Pittabureh
Serfus
Paige
Giany
Hitsela
Europe
Beitish Isles
Matt Sala
Atata
Henby Chen
Naratinn
Uriel
Hutt of
Sonly Telly
Buslacsa
Aly
Niso
YM. C. A
John S. Rockefeller, Jr
Ima Hie
Yon G. A
Ita
Church of the Living God
Loe Ohuyeh
Y.M. Gs
Christiana
Anher
Mgal
Proceedings Drag at Two Sessions of Labor Convention
Atlantic City reports from the American Federation of Labor convention where seven resolutions were adopted. A proposal favored restricting work at the United States Military Academy at West Point with public officials alleging evasion of law by cadets. The council was asked to monitor the war department and future appropriations while probes continued. Andrew Furaseth chaired a solution on protests against restrictive practices and efficiency standards. The executive committee backed excluding aliens, opposing alien registration, resisting sales tax, and approving a ship subsidy plan.
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Atlantic City
Noob
Thes
American Federation of Labor Today Ob
Labor Valley
United States Military Academy
West Palate
Trades and Labor Sounail
Greater New York
Fojatel
Winberinike
Tisster
Academy
Tenlep
Tinberlate
Pargitwo
Alan
She War Department
Andrew Furaseth
Deward
Scot
Estat
A. Telleracten
Federation
Spectacular Point Pleasant event brings history alive
The community stages the Building of the Mansion pageant with a large cast including Daley Hearard and Walter Neamanta, culminating in the grand finale The Mancer of the Nations. Events feature a parade, football game at Catlettsburg High and a 3,000-strong crowd.
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Thereming
Ce Earay
Carter Lavedvanisha
Wiliam Arbatkt
Gane Rugeberts
Wrank Palsley
Die
Dane
Goyeh
Strike Jing
Pater Ho Steenbermen
Filgiore Material
Baty" Padeles
Aiea Westham
Mia
J. Gol
Miler
Mist Katy Wildt
Irene Austin
Violet Somervible
Fuuline
Anna Jones-ityan
Wiliam H. Vaught
Habsbargser
Athss
Alice B. Neale
Ai Skene
Wille
Tilter
Genevieve Mew
William Vaught
Hobart Inepes
Irene Bowyer
Mush Curry
W. Clark
Claude Wartenbors
Alex Uruskehinks
Frank Henson
Wes Ittley, Jr
Carl Gardner
Wham
IL Vawaht
Rovart Harper
Ita Hezlep
Grand Tina
George M. Ford
Guute
Point Pighaant Wen Schoui Ve
Catlettsbure High School
Wereormanes
Point Pleasant
Point Eleius
Ro ‘Omarrow
Main Atrest
Cara Wiger
Bias
Game
Horner
Cincinnat
TWO VIRGINIAN RAILWAY EMPLOYEES KILLED IN WRECK
Two Virginian railway workers were killed and three injured in a wreck near Pringeton. Victims include Hoth trelia and T. J. Nichols and H. B. Taylor among others. several injured with skull fractures and internal injuries. Unrest over wages at Plorsheim Germany district sparked labor lockout and wage offer dispute.
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Pringeton
Mels
Virgin
Ian
Hoth Trelia
T. J. Nichols
Murman
H. B. Taylor
Loviwn
Witty
T. & Crotey
Uinud
Froma
Allele
Hura
Bolshevism and youth movement speech quoted at Older Boys conference
The Older Boys conference in Charleston featured Dr. Mott and Speaker J. M. Hartley discussing Bolshevism, moral decline, and the role of Christian leadership. They cited youth engagement, global religion’s influence, and YMCA support, including fundraising and international outreach activities.
Award Air Mail Contracts in New Postal History
A new postal history feature highlights the award of five contracts for air mail operations. The article notes the selection of central survival enterprises for mileage-based air routes and outlines the implications for future mail service.
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Ve Centritela
German Leaders Push for Equal League Status at Locarno
At Locarno, Oct 8, British Secretary Chamberlain and French Foreign Minister Briand urged Germany’s leaders to join the League of Nations with equal privileges. They argued that special German treatment would break league equality, while Stresnmann stressed Germany’s need for security amid postwar poverty. Plenary talks continued with two more meetings planned.
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Switzerland
Germany
Austen Chamberlain
M. Briand
de. Luthor
Gustav Stresmann
League
Chamberlain
Briana
Tov
Stresentann
Mitchell Refuses to Testify Before Naval Court
Acting on advice of counsel Conrad William Mitchell twice refused to testify before the naval court probing the Shenandoah wreck. He declined to amplify his charger and to respond to a formal subpoena, risking court martial or federal action. A report to the War Department was prepared but not sent during talks between Rear Admiral Hilary Jones and Secretary Wilbur.
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Washington
Conradl Wiliam Mitchell
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Navy Department
War Department
Army
Rita
Court of the War Department
Indy
Hin Shenandoah
Navy
Army oMecimia
Federal District Attorney
Hay
Hilary’ P. Jones
Wilbur
Japanese Dentist Honored with Loyola Doctoral Degree
Dr Matinosuke Chi president of The Dental College was awarded the Doctor of Laws by Loyola University Chicago. It marked the first such degree for a Japanese dental surgeon. Chi received the honor in Tokyo in front of a large gathering of Japanese and Americans, presented by Ambassador Edgar A. Buncroft.
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Ore. &S
Matinosuke Chi
Dental Colexe
Loyola University of Chicago
Chiwaki
Japan
Edgar A Buncroft
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