Gore and Salons to Address Money Matters
A joint legislative session in Charleston will hear Governor Lambie speak on state finances. Reports indicate the address will cover budget issues as leaders seek to advance mining laws and road funding proposals amid ongoing Capitol inquiries and inspector discussions.
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Lambie
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Bob
Charleston
House of Delegates
Bob” Lambie
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House
Senate
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Hill
Youths Actions Endanger Girl at Riverfront Drift
William Price, 16, leapt from a ridge into a river to save Sadie Scott a pretty orphan who had leaped from a pier to die. Firemen rescued Scott as Price, exhausted and unable to swim, joined the effort. The pair exchanged statements about fate and a vow to reunite in days.
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Kas
Illiam Price
Sadie Scott
Pries
Scott
Swain
Tott
Scott Call
Bake Sale Ad for I Band at Empire Market
The I Band of the U B Church plans a bake sale at Empire Market on Saturday April 25. Help support church activities by purchasing homemade treats.
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I Band
U. B
Empire Market
Sat
State Solons Peeve Judge McClintic
Charleston West Virginia April 21 Criticism of the legislature for passing the chiropractic bill and for allowing boxing in the state and for local taxation laws cited in a charge to the grand jury by Judge G W McClintic in U S district court today Carnival and racing also noted in the charge He recalled West Virginia voters rid of the saloon and called the boxing bill licensing crime fought by the same lobbyists as past legislatures
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Charleston
W. Va
G. W. Mecllintoc
United States
West Virginia
Barbour Man to Face Trial in Barbour County
Grant Watson’s discharge from prosecution for murder does not bar an indictment charging assault with intent to maim and kill, per the West Virginia Supreme Court. The decision affirms lower court rulings and also covers several civil and municipal cases including Wheeling zoning, hotel and coal company disputes, and railroad matters in various counties.
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W. Va
Grant Watson
Barbour County
Hazel Andman
Asault
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Martha T. Harris
Isidore F. Poulton
Ohio County
Wheeling
Harrison Construction Company
Greystone Hotel Company
Greenbrier County
Summit Coal Company
Raleigh Smokeels Fuel Company
Kk of
Raleigh
Fannie Richardson
I. C. White
Calhoun County
Whittaker | Glassener Company
Railwey Company
Dawes Urges Curb on Senate Debate for Voter Support
Vice President Charles G. Dawes spoke at the Associated Press luncheon in New York urging reform of Senate rules to limit debate. He argued that current practices allow a minority to block majority legislation and called for a square deal for both senators and the American people. He urged citizens to contact their senators with their views.
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Senate
Associated Press
New York
Charles G. Dawes
Dave i
United States Senate
Frank B. Noyes
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Waldorf-Asjtoria
Citiveits
Park View school truck upset in Park Road
Ottis Shroyer drove the Park View school truck which toppled into a mud rut on Park Road while returning from delivering children to school. Six men and a truck hauled the vehicle from the ditch. The truck, though mud-splashed, was unharmed. no children were injured.
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Ottis Shroyer
Boy Crushed In Slate Fall At Philippi Mine
Howard House of Philippi, minor at the iuryland Coal Company mines in Wendel, was brought to City Hospital after being pinned by a fall of draw slate. Doctors found no broken bones but several head and body flesh wounds. He was seriously excited, complicating examination. Internal injuries suspected but not confirmed.
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Philippi
Iuryland Coal Company
Wendel
Becker and Love Attend Grafton Presbytery Meeting
Reverend A G Becker pastor of the First Presbyterian and Robert Love traveled to Clarksburg to attend the Grafton Presbytery convening at the First Presbyterian church. Alexander Mocela was elected moderator and Bruce of French Creek named stated clerk for three years. Becker preached last night amid musical numbers. The Grafton Presbytery is one of three in West Virginia alongside Wheeling and Charleston.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert Love
Clarksburg
Grafton
Alexander Mocela
Bruce
French Creek
Becker
Grafton Presbytery
West Virginia
Wheeling
Charleston
Prohibition Agent A Nolan Arrested in Maryland Case
Washington reports general prohibition agent A Nolan was detained today over the Maryland Drug and Chemical Co case. about a dozen arrests have already been made in the alcohol crackdown citing several apprehensions this week.
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Washington
A. Nolan
General Prohibition
Maryland
Walter L Main Shows Arrive for Grafton Circus
Arrangements made for the Walter L Main shows to perform in Grafton on May 16 as the 46th season opens. A special train will bring the tented circus with over 500 staff and 200 horses, ten acres of tents, elephants, and European and American riders. Two performances at 2 and 8 p.m with a noon street parade.
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Grafton
L. C. Gillette
Great Desert
Europe
America
Presidentmay attend Bunker Hill Celebration
In Washington on April 21 Coolidge announced it would be possible for him to participate in the Bunker Hill Celebration scheduled for June 17 in Boston.
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Bunker Hill
Washington
Coolidge
Boston
Dynamite Damage At Wendel Mines Sparks Arrests
Explosions at the Gordie Bailey Fahey Co mine mouth at Wendel cause $200 in damages with 25 sticks planted. An attempt to blow the Maryland Coal Co powder house failed due to a watchman’s spotlight. Walter Wiley Succumbs After Long Illness in Shinnston. his death follows influenza complications and kidney troubles.
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Wendeltry
Gordie Bailey
Fahey
Maryland Coal Co
Powder House
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Wendel
E. J. Fahey
A- Wendel
Watchmas
Power House
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Clarksburg
John J. Billy
Union
Taylor County
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Hite
Grafton
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Flemington
Hhe Law
Vatican Backing From French Government Declared
Paris April 21 The Painleve Callaux Briand cabinet presented a declaration to the chamber and senate outlining aims to impose drastic financial measures preserve the Vatican embassy and pacify dissension while securing France. It pledged budget balance, removing the state from banking, and appeals to citizens in national concord alongside continued Dawes Plan and war debt settlements. Tumult in the chamber followed as Callan faced booing and cheers during the reading of the declaration.
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Vatican
France
Painleve-Callaux-Briand
Chamber
Depu Ues
Senate
Jeputi
Painleve
Callany
Groeries
Bolo
Bolo Pasha
Callian
Painlee
Notice of Knights of Pythias funeral gathering
Members of Friendship Lodge No. 8 Knights of Pythias are requested to meet at Castle Hall at 1 o clock p m Thursday April 3 to attend the funeral of our late Brother Walter Wiley. Please bring your cars Curtis Proudfoot.
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Friendship Lodge No. 8
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Walter Wiley
Curtis Proudfoot
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