Taylor County Voices on Redistricting Debate in Charleston
In a special legislative session debate, Taylor County voices a strong stance against losing its link with Marion and Monongalia in the eleventh senatorial district. Advocates push to join with Barbour, Randolph, Tucker and Preston for a new fourteenth district while preserving Taylor’s First Congressional District alignment. The Johnson plan also reshapes the lower house with 104 delegates and four district seats, offering Taylor a potential joint delegate with Preston to mitigate losses under population rules.
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National Congress
Charleston
Taylor
Warwicks
Old Taylor
Marion
Monongalia
Barbour
Randolph
Tucker
Preston
Fourteenth
Johnson
House of Delegates
Kanawha
Taylor County
Tyler
Kwarwicks
Politically charged page one preview for wine makers hearing
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a political plan or proposal labeled Conthubd trout and a potential hearing. The text hints at page one coverage related to wine makers and an upcoming cence hearing, but details are unclear due to garbled source material.
Century voyage through Kansas to Ellsworth
The account traces a westbound drive from Chicago to Ellsworth, Kansas, detailing towns like St Marys Wamego Manhattan Fort Riley Abilene and Salina, scenic parks, cattle country, and a desperate wind. The writers note frequent parks filled with crowds bustling at baseball and poolside scenes, and recount a missing hat episode near Salina before reaching Ellsworth to reunite with family and recover from the road.
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Topeka
Chicago
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
St. Marys
Catholic College
Kansas Town
Wamego
Manhattan
Salina
Kansas College
Kansas River
Fort Riley
mid-West Plains Calvary Station
Army
Army Post
Old Fort
Junction City
Kansas City
Gyad
Abilené
Abilene
Weil
Solomon
Jon
Kaw” River
Horton
John
Ellsworth
Colorado
Kansas Plains
Old Fort chapter reveals massacre past and secret tribes
Sonya recounts a brutal Cossack raid that burned the Idosphees to death and left one priest alive. Curt and Sonya explore the abandoned fort and the elusive Klosoges band, while he recalls Inspector Jamieson’s tale of a lost tribe in the Litha Mountains. The trek to the fort underscores danger and Sonya’s nerve.
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Sonya
Curt
Tollacet
Klosogees
Syed
Lilluar
Fort McMurray
Inspector Jamieson
In- Alan
Régina Duabarme
Montreal
Rootenaga
Rosalie Marlin
HB Fort
Juan
Bartle
Sonye
Roosevelt Choice Leads Alcohol Control Office Policy Briefing
Joseph H. Choate Jr, Roosevelt’s pick for director, met with officials to review codes and marketing agreements for distillers and importers as policy details unfold. The Anti-Saloon League plans its January convention in Washington while liquor tax and import permit matters advance under interdepartmental review.
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Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Roosevelt
Alcohol Control Administration
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of America
Washington
Massacre Room Echoes of a Pacific Coast Conflict
In a rugged escape tale set near a Canadian outpost at Russian Lake, Curt, Sonya, and porter St Claire pursue the notorious Igoe Karckhen while uncovering relics of the old Cossacks. Tensions flare as Sonya rebukes Curt over Russian history, revealing deep wounds from the Lenin era and sparking a tense disengagement before they continue toward the post.
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Royal Mounted
Karckhen
Ted Curt
Paul St. Claire
Northbeat
Russian Lake
Curthag
Sonya Vichors
Avd
Wnth
Konya
Cansack
Sonya
Pacific Coast
Curt
Russia
Ana
N R A Linked Trade Group Seeks Recovery Act View
Local and national trades linked with the N R A insist the recovery act stabilizes unemployment and chaotic local trade conditions. They argue misgivings about constitutionality should not undermine its application and impact on interstate commerce and industrial well being.
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N. R
Fiduciary Notices Final Accounts Before Commissioner
Legal notices list final and partial settlements before Commissioner John K. Burdett for accounts of Dorsey L. Robison administrator of Hazel Robison deceased Mary N. Davidson administratrix Reese W. Hilkey executor of Mary C. Silmon deceased. Dates given range August to October 1932 with final settlements noted and handwritten date December 4 1933.
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Dorsey L. Robison
Hazel Robison
Miss Sallie Davidson
Mary N. Davidson
Reese W. Hilkey
Mary C. Silmon
John K. Burdett
Commissioner of Accounts notice of fiduciary accounts
The undersigned Commissioner of Accounts gives notice that the fiduciary accounts of D. Bruce Mason, Olive Coplin committee, Jay Fleming, Thomas W. Brohard and L. J. Loar executor of Leonard Mallonee, deceased, are before him for settlement. Dated December 4, 1933, William P. Samples, Commissioner of Accounts. Dec. 4-11.
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Commissioner of Accounts
D. Bruce Mason
Olive Coplin
Jay Fleming
Thomas W. Brohard
L. J. Loar
Leonard Mallonee
William
P. Samples
Revival at Methodist Protestant Church to Continue
The revival meeting led by Rev. Perry Null at the Methodist Protestant church will continue indefinitely due to strong church interest and the harvest of souls. Rev. Null preaches nightly to large crowds, with the public invited to attend and participate in worship.
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Methodist Protestant’ Church
Isa
Perry Null
Pldms
Null
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Associated Press
Associated Freee
Arene
Daily Bible Homa
Vail
Prow
Ingersol
Mickey
Ingersoll
Rumford
Piggly-Wiggly
Rollag Hills
Brother Wills
the Old Fort
WGI
James M. Doran
R. C. Miller
Secretary of Agriculture
Algo
Congress
Tampa
Dry Cleaners
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gagton
Jutite Congress
Inter-Departmental Committee
Treasury
Trent
A. H. Bavking
West Virginia
Lloyd B. Shriver
G. Kuhn
State Department of Education
CWA
Shriver
W. W. Trent
Ausforbidden
Non Moweu
Jett
Art
France
Leniniers
Romiatoft
Paul
M. P
Gardge
Chatia” Corietcall
Union Brokerage
Morgantoen Avenue
Faurmont
W. VA
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