Big Train recovery and political meeting notes
Morgan pledged fairness to employer and laborer while praising laborers. Thornton Colored quartet entertained to applause at the meeting. Howard H Holt urged voting and registration for state senate. Candidacies introduced amid audience applause. French censorship restrained Algeria fighting details. Jewish and Moslem clashes in Constantine with killings, mosque desecration, and widespread arson. A truce failed. city gates guarded and refugees drawn into renewed fighting.
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Morgan
Thornton Colored Quartet
Fairmont
Gene W. Ford
West Virginia University
Howard H. Holt
Algeria
Hamma
Jammapes
Bizet
Constantine
Philippeville
Tatered as Second Class Mall Matter at Grafton West Virginia Postoffice
A local notice records mail handling designation at the Grafton West Virginia postoffice indicating classified mail categorization for the mall area.
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Grafton
W. Va
Beit Route from Belington to Morgantown Hangs Fire
A short route between Belington and Morgantown has long been delayed with ongoing funding and policy hurdles, leaving the project in stalled status for several years and hindering travel plans.
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Belington
Morgantown
Primary election sentiment and hydro project debate
Vivid discussion on the upcoming primary election in the district. Voters face a quiet Republican campaign while Democrats hold the lead. farmers may skip polling to resume field work under clear skies after rains. Attention centers on the Morgantown tied speech rally and questions about a proposed Valley River flood control dam and its hydroelectric capability.
Morgan Says He Will Defend Liberty in Business Fight
Morgan denounces crop curtailment as against nature and God and accuses officials of Huey Long and Tugwell of overcontrol. He argues for constitutional rights, tariff protection, a sound currency, reduced government spending, and abolition of useless bureaus if elected to Congress.
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Morgan
Huey Long
Tugwell
Good Talent Continues With Kiwanis Show In Grafton
Promoters promise a memorable program in Grafton to benefit Taylor County children needing hospital care. Stars include Eileen Baker, the acrobatic dancer, Herman and Irene Bartlett, the Mountaineers band, The Toast of Pars trio, and a mysterious figure billed as The Old Man of The Mountains.
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West
Grafton
Taylor County
Kiwanis
Eileen Baker
Herman
Irene Bartlett
Hindenburg Remembered As German Leader In Wartime
The article reflects on von Hindenburg’s role from victory at Tannenberg to his later leadership and presidency. It lauds his military skill and national influence while noting political limitations and the public’s continued reverence as Germany moves forward after the war. The piece ends with the portrayal of a nation paying tribute to the dead hero.
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Hitler
Reichstag
National Congress
von Hindenburg
Europe
Italy
Mussolini
Russia
Stalin
Soviet
Herr Hitler
Germany
Tannenberg
von Hndenburg
East Prussia
Reich
Jean
Plan to hang portrait in county court room honors Harr
Descendants of Richard Harr pioneer Booths Creek resident and first president of the county court after Prunty town was moved to Grafton plan to honor him by hanging a half life size portrait in the county court room. Court members contemplate smaller portraits of other presidents. Harr elected 1880 with Bartlett and Watkins as associates. served as court president at age 74 and died 94 in 1901. Harr’s son John Harr and grandson William Carder are noted local figures.
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Richard Harr
Booth’s Creek
Pruntytown
Grafton
Mr. Har
Richard Hart
Frank Bennett
John W. Bartlett
William Watkins
Hart
Bartlett
Watkins
Harr
John
Herr
John Harr
Taylor County
William Carder
Near
McGee
Isaac
Minor Harr
Ideal Primary shows Holt leading early in county race
Voters face delays as a heavy afternoon rush looms and counting slows after 3 p m. In city precincts Holt leads with highs of 17 out of 19 and 18 out of 24 as Democrats outpace Republicans in the senatorial contest. Rural turnout appears negligible.
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Holt
United States
Rush Holt
Westonian
Clem Shaver
Fairmont
Taylor County
Rsa Sena
Many to be Employed When Road Work Begins
John Evans, manager of the U S government reemployment offices in Barbour and Philippi, announces plans to complete Route 92 from Belington to Nestorville and possibly link with U S Route 50 at Evansville. About 300 workmen will be employed, with 50 placed today at Philippi. The project aims to ease Barbour County unemployment and is welcomed by residents.
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John Evans
U. S
Philipp
Belington
Nestorville
Evansville
Philippi
Evans
Barbow County
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Readable crossword clues list with across and down entries including fruits, animals, places, and common terms. Highlights include references to Latin terms, foods like sweet potato, and various measurements, times, and objects.
William S. Vare Dies in Philadelphia Area at 11:20 A.M.
William S. Vare, longtime GOP leader and former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania, died at his summer home in Atlantic City at 11:20 A.M. He had health issues for years and suffered a heart attack after a weeklong relapse from heat. Born December 24, 1867, in South Philadelphia, he rose from a huckster’s wagon to party power, facing a Senate investigation over his 1926 election that led to seating delays and eventual denial. He married Ida Morris in 1897 and had three daughters Bea trice Mildred and Ida May, the latter dying in China during a congressman delegation trip.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William S. Vare
Philadelphia
Ware
U. S. Senate
William S. Ware
Republi
Pennsylvania
United States
William B. Wilson
Senate Committee On Privileges
Congress
Vare
Senate
Mr. Vare
Mr. Ware
Ida Morris
Beatrice
Mildred
Ida May
China
Far East
Sentinel Classified Rates And Random Ads Fragment
Sentinel advertising rates are two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Minimum charge 45 cents. Entries must be consecutive and in regular column style. Includes for rent, sale, lost items and requests, with various addresses and contact numbers.
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Associated Press
Sentinel
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