Winter Snow and Gas Rates Spark Public Hope in Weston
Editorial notes the first real snowfall of the season and highlights a modest gas-rate reduction won by Weston residents, urging broader state action. It details rate structures, service charges, and comparisons to coal heating, arguing the public service commission should act on its own motion to lower rates amid high costs.
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State Public Service Commission
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Race for House Speaker Heats Up in Democratic Party
Washington dispatch notes four Democrats already in the race for speaker with March caucus likely to add others. Incumbent John N Garner leaves March 4 to become vice president, while Rainey Burns McDuffie Rankin lead the field and Warren McCormack O Connor Greenwood may join. All veterans, many over two decades in Congress, reflect postwar House leadership battles.
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John N. Garner
Senate
Henry T. Rainey
Llnois
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Tennessee
Important
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Alabama
John E. Rankin
Missippi
Veterans’ Committee
Lindsay Warren
North Carolina
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Ways and Means ‘Committee
John O'Connor
New York
Arthur H. Greenwood
Indiana
Garner
Champ Clark
Missouri
Contenders for 73rd Congress Speakership Emerges
Reports note Rainey Burns McDuffie Rankin and others as prominent figures in the hunt for the speakership. Rainey stands as a seasoned advocate on tariff and revenue laws. Burns leads Tennessee delegation with long committee chair experience. Rankin, a veteran proponent of cash bonuses and currency expansion, is a strong GOP ally. McDuffie has 14 years in Congress and a noted Democratic defender. O’Connor and Greenwood cited as possible regional contenders with McCormack and Greenwood named by factions.
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Greenwood
Snowy deer season ends as federal reform debates heat up
The article notes deer hunting pauses for snow and reports hunter success varies across counties. It argues next steps on establishing a third federal district court, potential beer legalization, and federal budget cuts, urging action to align with nationwide prohibition policy and federal reform.
Naval academy diploma should carry science degree change
The article argues for Congress to replace the naval academy diploma with a Bachelor of Science degree. It notes reduced naval operations have left many graduates as midshipmen or discharged, and that West Point grants science degrees. It frames the change as simple justice and aligns with rigorous military curricula and engineering expertise. It also references a separate news item about marchers avoiding difficult mountain routes in West Virginia.
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Navy
State police as ambassadors of peace and public service
Reading a Wheeling Register letter praises state police for quiet, nonforceful service and argues their role reduces public trouble. It dismisses anti Einstein hysteria and asserts America's freedom welcomes thoughtful newcomers.
Democratic Opportunity for West Virginia Senate Presidency
The race for President of the West Virginia Senate features Senators A C Herold of Brax County and C E Hodges of Monongalia. The piece argues either man would help the Democratic majority resist backroom maneuvers and steamroller tactics, while noting concerns about some centrist Democrats and the balance of power as the 1931-32 session nears.
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Senate
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Brax County
C. E. Hodges
Monongalia
Herold
Hodges
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Ereclane
Neeple
Wheeling Intereracer
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After the Votes Are Counted Officials Refuse Salary Cuts
Roane County Reporter reports Charleston officials refuse to accept legislature salary reductions after elections. Some drew full salaries again or refunded cut amounts, prompting voter retaliation fears. The piece views the move as a political setback and a warning to officials seeking a comeback.
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Charleston
Roane County
Women Patriotic Corporation Seeks Bar On Einstein Affiliation
A group calling itself the Women Patriotic Corporation accuses Dr. Albert Feinstein of ties to many anarchist and communist groups and demands he be barred as an undesirable alien. The State Department reportedly will ignore the agitation.
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Albert Feinstein
Joseph Stalin
Women Patriot Corporation
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Finstein
No Welcome Sign Delays Marchers Reaching Steubenville
The first group of marchers arrived in Steubenville with no welcome sign still visible. Police were ordered to guide them straight through town regardless of arrival time, as the rest of marchers were believed to be between Steubenville and Pittsburgh, with Columbus as their next objective.
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