Hindenberg Elected German President in Historic Vote
Berlin reports field marshal Von Hindenberg won with 14.6 million votes, 48.3 percent, defeating Wilhelm Marx and Ernst Thaelmann. The historic outcome follows a front porch campaign from Hanover as Germany prepares for a Republican oath and dawes plan implications loom for Europe and U.S. interests.
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Berlin
von Hindenberg
Hanovar
Germany
Frederick Ebert
National Assembly
Republic
United Right
Wilhelm Mary
Republican Bloc
Ernst Thaelmann
Dr. Marx
Hanover
Abent
Laffirm
Dawes
Democratic Party
Wehner
Riechstag
Ord
Karsley
State to seek separate trial for Falman in prop case
The state likely will request a separate trial for Falman in the property case, arguing the defendant’s actions merit distinct proceedings. This move follows ongoing discussions over scheduling and potential implications for related charges and witnesses.
West Virginia Coal War Shapes State Crisis
A broad discussion on the United Mine Workers struggle across Raleigh Wyoming counties to Fayette and Kanawha, noting mine closures, non-union openings, and tensions over wages. The article cites violence, guard actions, and the broader economic impact on West Virginia’s coal industry and public peace. It also includes an editorial urging fly control to protect health and sanitation.
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Raleigh
Wyoming
Mercer
Mingo
McDowel
Fayette
I-Union
West Vira
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Northern Virginia
West Vir
Belgium
America
West Arginia
Ilinois
West
Car Collision Ends Life of Grafton Man on Thornton Road
Lawrence Garlow 26 of Walnut Street died instantly after his car left the road on Thornton Road. Clyde P. Jackson 345 Hust Main Street suffered minor injuries as the vehicle toppled over a rock wall. The crash occurred around 12 15 Sunday afternoon. Garlow died within minutes. Jackson described a preliminary drive to a garage for gas before continuing toward Thornton. The car pinned them for about an hour, rescue efforts followed, and Garlow died shortly after. He leaves a widow Mabel Freeze Garlow and a daughter, plus a brother Elbert. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 40 pm from Walnut Street home with Rev. Radabaugh officiating. interment Bluemont Cemetery.
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Lawrence Garrow
Walnut Street
Clyde P. Jackson
Hust Main Street
Thornton Road
Thornton
Sentinel
Garlow
Jackson
Menears
Grafton
Jack
Bartlett
Mabel Freeze Garlow
John Freeze
Elbert Garlow
John Garlow
Blueville
F. G. Radabaugh
United Brothern Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Daniel in His Heart and the King’s Wine Sermon
In a Western newspaper text fragment the lesson covers Daniel in his heart choosing abstinence from the king’s wine. It links to youth education with topics for juniors on Total Abstinence and a broader call for a sound mind and body for all ages. The material appears as a religious educational outline with primary and secondary topic headings.
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Pan
Daniel
Daniel and His Companions in Babylon Lesson Summary
A religious lesson outlines Daniel and companions taken to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar during Jerusalem's siege. It covers name changes, dietary defiance, prayer life, courteous conduct, and their rise in royal favor, highlighting conscience, health, wisdom, and spiritual insight.
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Hie
Babylon
Oomhey
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
Singv
Daniel
God
Belteshazzaré
Bel
Habylonians
Hananiah
Beloyed
Shadrach
Rak
Mishael
Meshach
Hke
Shelach
Azariah
Jehovah
Abednego
Nego
Satan
Ned
Hin
College of Wise Men
Woman Governor Refuses To Save Convict's Life
In Austin April 27, Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson refused clemency for Sidney Welk of Dallas, the first man executed under her tenure. Welk urged, "My time is growing near. Please do not let me die," but the governor said she could not find a reason to intervene. Welk, jailed for killing a Dallas jailer during an attempted jailbreak, died hours later.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Sidney Welk
Dallas
Welk
Huntsville
Webster Grist Mill Razed After Saturday Fire
The Webster grist mill burned Saturday night with origin undetermined. Firefighters from Gratton’s tackled the blaze, saving nearby buildings while the mill housing wheat rollers and buckwheat was destroyed. Estimated value was about $20,000 with $2,000 insured.
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Webster
Gratton
Mil
Webster-mildis
Taylor + county
George Luzadder
Runner Heirs
Brand
Tan
Franklin Bunner
Der
Adiniaict
Wee the Bunner Estate
Shepherd Trial Set for May 18
Chicago April 27 William D Shepherd charged with murdering his foster son William Nelson Mc Clintock from whom he inherited a $1,000,000 state will be tried May 18 before Judge Lynch. Trial date set after both sides agreed to proceed promptly. Dr C C Baiman confessed and Shepherd was indicted for murder co defendant did not appear in court with bond set at $100,000 bond argued by two policemen of the state's attorney's office.
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Ehlef
von Arenes Iin
Germany
Hindenberg
France
Atlantic
Dawes
Europe
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Im J
Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations Committee
von Hindenbergs
Hamilton Fish
New York
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Paris
von Hindenberg
Dr. Marx
Marshal von Hindenberg
Foreign Office
Marx
Austria
Chicago
Wm. D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Lynch
C. Baiman
Sciione
Shepherd
Baiman
Wherry
Jolliffes Celebrate Thirty Year Anniversary
A Grafton store marks 30 years of family merchandising with an 80th anniversary sale. A four layer birthday cake in white and gold dominates a display window, crafted by Kleen Krust Bakery and Poling. The firm began in a small room near the Arlington Hotel, expanded to Coleridor building, then moved to the present brick building with multiple floors and a warehouse. 10,000 gold poster folders and extensive newspaper ads promote the event across Grafton and nearby towns. The feature underscores enduring principles, growth, and community goodwill driving ongoing success.
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Kleen Krust
Mr. Poling
George L. Jolliffe
Arlington
Coleridor
First National Bank
Mr. Jolliffe
Grafton
Beverly
Oakland
Jolliffe
West Va Youth Dies From Ball Game Injury
In Clarksburg on April 27 a Central West Virginia youth Frigelstum, 14, of Jane Lew died after being struck by a baseball during a game with friends. He passed away in a hospital from the injuries sustained.
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West Va
Clarksburg
Central West Virginia
Frigelstum
Wilbur Russell
Jane Lew
Do Right and God’s Reward Follows Kindness, Parable Tone
A brief moral reflection urges doing right and giving to receive greater good. It asserts that withholding from God leads to accounting, while generosity enlarges spiritual power and capacity for further good actions. The lines emphasize divine reciprocity and ethical action.
Arrest in New York for Run Over Fatality
Fragmentary society note reports a person named Griver arrested in New York after allegedly running over and killing a man. Reason for arrest unclear from the text.
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New York
Griver
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