Senator Sutherland Re-nominated by Executives in Primary
In a county primary, 2786 voters cast ballots about one third of registered voters. Republicans led 1940 to 846 with Sutherland's re nomination signaling party strength. Warden led Jaco in the Senate race 1350 to 505, the highest county total for any candidate. Democratic Kenny led in his race with sizable margins, while Newton won county superintendent on the Republican ticket and Holden was unopposed on the Democratic side.
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the Sentinel
Howard
Vn Tand
Parriott
Ealy
Raymond Kenny
Kenny
Foulk
Conaway
Ramsey
Marion
Monongalia
Senate
A. R. Warden
J. Oscar Jaco
Warden
Jaco
Fpm Lock
F. Suddarth
Love
J. Frank Wilson
House of Delegates
Hoth
Wilson
Fred BR. Watkins
Dellett Newton
W. E B. Leach
Newtan
Leach
H. M. Queen
Mary
Holden
Ed N. Lock
C. F. Kelly
Howard Sutherland
Ogden
F. Edwards
A. A. Lilly
Deacon Jones
Congress
Benjamin L. Rosenbloom
James D. Parriot
Bos
Alexander
Newton
Walter B. Leach
Eden Locke
F. Kelley County Commission
Bert W. Perin
A. Waugh
Herbert M. Wolfe
Ashford B. McVicker
W. T. Robinson
Lodge Ross
M. M. Neely
W. G. Bro
Raymond Kenney
Thomas B. Foulk
M. Conaway
Robert J. Ramsay
State Senate
Suddarh
Fred B. Watkins
Close election returns and Bell obituary mix in sparse notes
The page shows tight county race tallies with Perine and Allender barely ahead, unopposed Democratic and Republican selections, and delayed local results. It also reports the death of Dr. Alexander Graham Bell in Sydney New York and outlines his pioneering work and family heritage. The item blends election brief with Bell obituary and background.
Sutherland leads in West Virginia primary returns
In Charleston, Howard Sutherland holds the Republican US Senate lead with 37,781 votes among 1,107 precincts, while M M Neely leads the Democratic race with 30,671 to Izetta Brown's 21,815. Mrs Brown vows to wait for full results. Other districts show incumbents leading renomination bids.
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W. Va
A.P
Howard Sutherland
H. ©. Ogden
Wheeling
U. S
M. M. Neely
Mrs. Brown
Kingwood
Edwards
Jones
Lilly
Ogden
Sutherland
Brown
Neeley
United States
H. C. Ogden
Izetta Jewell Brown
Virginia
Rosenbloom
James D. Parriott
Bowers
Sybert
Reed
West
Woodyard
Deegan
Echols
Taylor
Election results sweep through Missouri and surrounding states
Returns from roughly two thirds of precincts show Senator Reed leading Breckenridge Long by about 24 000 in Missouri. In the Democratic race William Facts leads R R Brewster by 4 407 with under half precincts. Oklahoma results show Mayor Olton ahead of R H Wilson by 000 with under a third precincts. Alice Robertson, the only woman in Congress, trails her opponent by 5 000 in Kansas for Superintendent. Mississippi? Virginia Senator Owangon leading renomination by about three to one with 76 of 100 counties reported.
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Missouri
United States
Reed
Breckenridge Long
William Facts
R.R. Brewster
Old Guard
Oklahoma
Olton
Oklahoma City
R. H. Wilson
Alice Robertson
Congress
Reno U
Oma
Immanual Herrick
Owangon
Virginia
Indiana Troops Ordered Back From Camp Knox
Seven hundred fifty troops of the 151st Indiana Infantry were ordered to return to Indianapolis from Camp Knox Kentucky today. Adjutant General Smith of the Indiana National Guard refused to say if they would be sent to support Governor McCray's coal mining plan by government aid.
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Ind
151St Indiana Infantry
Camp Knox
Smith
Indiana National Guard
Indiana
McCray
Union barber shops to adjourn at noon Thursday
All union barber shops will eläne at 12 00 noon Thursday to go to the Union plente 11 f p J B 1 U of AL.
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Union Plente
J.B. 1. U. of AL
Thomas Reay Dies at 81. Noted Democratic Leader
Thomas Presley Reay aged 81, a prominent Democratic leader in West Virginia, former internal revenue collector and oil and gas developer, died at his Morgantown home after several days of illness. The obituary notes his influential role in state politics and industry.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Thomas Presley Reay
Virginia
Everal
Reay
Internal Revenue
Chiefs of Shop Men's Union Accept Harding's Proposals
Chiefs of the striking railway employees voted to accept President Harding's plan to end the rail shop crafts strike and formed a committee to draft the acceptance for delivery to the White House. Secretary Hoover said no action by executives was expected today as rail leaders debated the proposal in New York. The New York Central reported more applications for shop positions within hours, while a wire from the American Association of Railway Executives outlined the plan to recognize labor board decisions and withdraw lawsuits, signaling cautious progress but lingering dispute.
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Washington, D. C
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Hoover
New York
Commerce
New York Central Lines Today
American Association of Railway Executives
Hardieee
White House
Railroad Labor Board
Railroal Imber Board
Railroad Labor ‘Board
L&hor
Bafk Roail
Labor Board
Fuel Control Machinery Put At Work Today
Washington August 1 A P A detailed plan of procedure for the governments emergency fuel control machinery awaited final approval by Secretary Hoover. The plan was prepared at a Central Coal Committee meeting with Henry B Spencer presiding. A second report notes the plan completed in Hoover’s absence and to be submitted today.
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Washington
Hoover
New York
Central Coal Committee
Henry B. Spencer
Mr. Hoover
Spencer
Central Committee
J. Walter Barnes
Charleston
W. Va
Senator Crow of Pennsylvania Dies at Home
United States Senator William P. Crow of Pennsylvania died at his home near Uniontown on August 2. Born in Payette County he rose from coal and coke business to state senator in 1906 and Senate appointee in 1909. Illness kept him from Capital appearances except oath day.
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Uniontown
United States
William P. Crow
Crow
Wiliam Evans Crow
Payette County
Sproul
Philander C. Knox
U. S. Senate
Pennsylvania
Chaiman
Republican State Committee
U. S Senate
Ladies Bible Class Meeting at Mrs. Custer Home
All members of the ladies Bible class of St. Paul’s M E church are asked to attend a business meeting at the home of Mrs N C Custer on Grand Street Friday night.
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Ladies Bible Clans
St. Paul's M. E. Church
N. C. Custer
Grand Street
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E. A. Waugh
Mangin
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Board of Education
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Sydney
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Bevin Breagh
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David G. Fairchild
Elsie M. Grosvenor
Alexander Bell
Alexander Melville Hell
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India
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Canada
Charles Wheatstone
Raymond
Poate
Kansas
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Morgan
Hutchinson
W. R. Stubb
Philip Campbell
Elizabeth Lorraine
Wooster
Thomas Rea
Chiefs of Shop Men’s Union
Senator Crow
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