Conventions Likely Route for Eighteenth Amendment Repeal
Clarence N. Goodwin says Congress must arrange state conventions to consider repeal. he predicts legislatures would delay or block repeal. He argues conventions are preferable since recalcitrant houses in many legislatures could defeat the amendment, and submitting to 48 legislatures would cause intolerable delay.
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Chicago
Clarence N. Goodwin
Congress
Goodwin
Illinois Appellate Court
United States
Farrell May Be Head Washington 1933 Chairman
Patrick J. Farrell, a veteran Interstate Commerce Commission member, is expected to be chosen as the 1933 chairman, to take office January 1 and succeed Claude R. Porter. The piece notes potential delays and political context around the convention calls and legislative action, including a reference to Dodgson as Lewis Carroll.
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Washington
Patrick J. Farrell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Claude R. Porter
Old Sentinel Display to Feature Local Newspapers
A community center display by the Ladies Aid Society of Andrews church will showcase Grafton’s historic newspapers. Highlights include the 1875 Sentinel, Eagle-Sentinel merger from 1884, and the 1902 daily Sentinel under James W. Holt, with Howard Hil Holt as publisher beginning in 1911.
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Grafton
Jolliffe
Ladies Aid Society of Andrews Church
Eagle
Hagle- Sentinel
Sentinel
Eagle-Sentinel
Weekly Eagle
Weekly Sentinel
Daily Sentinel
James W. Holt
Howard Hil Holt
the Sentinel
Chiefs differ on tax issue in White House talks
Washington dispatch reports Republican and Democratic plans on fiscal and farm relief forming in White House and Capitol Hill conferences. Hoover seeks economy and possible new sales tax, while Senator Robinson urges balanced budget via beer tax and bond issues. House Banking Chair Stengel doubts full program can finish before March 4, risking an extra session.
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Washington
White House
Capitol
Congress
Hoover
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Robinson
Stengell
House Banking Committee
Delinquent Real Estate Sale Concluded From Page Seven
A list of numerous parcels with owners and acreages appears under the headline Delinquent Real Estate Sale Concluded From Page Seven. Names include Raymond W. H. and Mrs. W. H. and Floyd Riggleman among many others across Wick Lane, Route 50, and Blue areas with assorted acreages and notes of gas and oil rights.
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Rogers
Same
Theo
Wici Same
Wick
Shuttlesworth
Clyde
T Sinclair
Geo
Th Same
E Same
Lot
Thor
Thor. Smedley
John R. Hrs
Smith
Clara B
Tof. Stemple
Addie
Wic Stemple
Emilie Beulah
Lia ‘A
Wick 'Stgut
Jonathan M
Als
Oil and Gas
Suddarth
Gertrude Darid Chas Burke
Gertie G
Thorias
Mabel M
Thorn
A. T.travis Jas
B. Watkins
J. E
H. H.R
Ang Watkins
Missouri
T. Ae ‘Weaver
Augustus
T. ‘Weaver
Simple Gift Ideas From Washington Women This Christmas
The article highlights affordable homemade gifts for 1920s season, noting embroidery and petit point projects. Washington women craft seat and foot stool covers, match box purses, marine bags with powder puffs, fruit cakes for long storage, and hooked burlap rugs with raised floral designs. It also mentions doll wardrobes and wool scarf projects using colored thread through woven fabric.
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Sigrid Arne
Washingon
Washington
Santa Claus
Smith Givts Proposes Citywide Reforms for New York
Smith Givts outlines a bold plan to centralize power in New York City. He calls for life appointments to higher courts by the Governor, unified teacher salaries by the State, a single pension system, and reallocation of improvements to benefit all residents. He also urges unification of the subway, elimination of private stockholders, tolls on bridges, and citywide funding of highways and sewers.
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New York
Hospital Notes Summaries of Local Patients
Joseph V. Skelley, a veteran painter and former operator of a paint and glassware store, was admitted to City Hospital yesterday for a major operation. George Sims, a former B and O employee, is a medical patient. Miss Alice Knight, a B and O stenographer, is recovering from influenza after an appendix operation and her condition is much improved.
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Joseph V. Skelley
City Hospital
Skelley
George Sims
B. & O. Employe
Alice Knight
112 HIGH Continued from Page One
A list of students with B averages across grades includes seniors and juniors, detailing names such as Ava Baker Glenn Headley Pauline Gabbert Margaret Rienour Naomi Robinson and Frances Smith. The document enumerates top students by class and notes on first year and sophomore achievers.
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Page One
Saturday Specials at Calla Hams Market November 26
Home owned and operated market offers Hamburger Round and Sirloin Steaks roast veal chops 17 cents veal stew 90 cents Lamb leg 22 cents lamb chops 22 cents chickens 17 cents full. Call 459 C D Jacobs Market formerly Bush Market 19 West Main Street.
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S Meats
C.D. Jacobs Meat “Market
Bush Market
West Main Street
Local Names List Readers Mentioned in OCR Text
A sequence of person names appears in the OCR fragment including Ruth Bolyard Davisson, Rhea Camp, Elizabeth Courtney, Maxine Dixon, Hazel Funk, Dorothy HatjTison, Alice Hill, Floyd Folio, Claudius Kines, Leonard Knotts, Eleanor Jacobs, Ruth Knight, Mary Alice Linn, David Strader, View Utsinger, Avis White and Rose Mae White.
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Davisson
Ruth Bolyard
Rhea Camp
Elizabeth Courtney
Maxine Dixon
Hazel Funk
Dorothy Hat
jTison
Aice Hill
Floyd Folio
Clau
Dius Kines
Leonard Knotts
Elea
Anor Jacobs
Ruth Knight
Mary Alice Linn
David Strader
View Utsinger
Avis White
Rose Mae White
Jolliffe's Christmas Display Draws Large Crowd
A grand Christmas display at Jolliffe's store attracted a large evening crowd. The silk Christmas tree, silver decorations, and overall artistic setup highlighted the Yuletide exhibit. Numerous out-of-town shoppers visited the shop, including residents from Buckhannon, Fairmont, Rowlesburg, Flemington, Elkins, and others, with many names listed among attendees.
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Jolliffe’s Store of
Jolliffe
Delmar Hicks
Buckhan
Now
R. W. Haddix
Fair
Mont
Harry Hollis
Rowles
Shure
W. F. Hunsaker
Fairmont
Lewis Jones
Morgan
Town
Leighty
Hiking
Lucy Loughrey
Manhelm
Laura Lyon
Rowlesburg
Scott
Allen Talbott
Philip Ruth
Wheeler
W. L. Boyd
Flemington
B. Bartlett
Rosemont
Roy. Waugh
Buckhannon
Velma Burley
Thomas
Alex ‘Wadedell
Philippi
H.H. Bird
We Springs
Dorsey Bran
Mannington
Paul Williamson
Weston
Nola Bartlett
Initiation Ceremony For Plebes Observed By Club Members
Betty Bord reports on a fraternal initiation as the rafion members held their annual plebe initiation midweek with rites similar to prior years. The ceremony, including riding the goat, concluded with a banquet honoring plebes and old members. Names such as John McParland Richard Bond and others are mentioned among participants.
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Betty Bord
Rafion
Nav Rs
John McParland
Richara ‘Bond
Satiires
John Gaspthrop
Poa Moran
Richard Diet
Joe Me
Harry
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SRE Amarae Dindy
Windy Store
Pillsbury
Tweed’s Honey
Lima Bedas
Ariosa Coffee
Preston County
van Camps
Liberty
Calif. Prunes
Scott County Catsup
Virginia
Virginia Sweet
Ise
C M. Goodwin
H. K. Kemple
Faust Farm
Gratton Park
Bheils
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Farrell
Irene Ware
Hae
Miss Ware
Hollywood
Presz
Jolliiffe
Treasury
Woodman Hall
Night Owls” Ladies
Gents
Darwin Robinson, Mer
Wanda Pilsudski
Poland
Szegneniy Ann Sutare
Republic
Jadwiga
Mme
Joseph Pilsudski
Jolliffe’s
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