Subscription Rates and Editorial Comment on Neutrality
The notice lists monthly and yearly subscription rates, division between carrier and mail delivery, and declares the paper’s Associated Press status. It includes a lengthy editorial column urging restraint on neutrality policy and caution against expanding American convoy or supply duties, cautioning potential war involvement with Britain and Japan.
Subterfuge and the St Lawrence Project
The piece argues that President Roosevelt, warned in 1934 against bypassing constitutional requirements, is urged by advisers to use expedients to push the St Lawrence seaway and power project through. It notes past defense links and cites a New York Times report on possible evasion of treaty and legislative procedures.
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Roosevelt
Senate
St. Lawrence
Baltimore Sun
St. Lawrence Seaway
Dominion
United States
Administration
Ard on the Table Elans Inter-Mountain clash warned
Editorialized plea in a German and Italian espionage context questions why hundreds of Reich and Fascist staff remain in the United States on business when no business exists. It cites German railway staff, an Italian diplomat found with 2 million dollars, and urges immediate expulsion by sundown tomorrow.
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Chancellor Hier
United States
Britain
Great Britain
Germany
Hitler
Ingersoll
German Reich
Mussolini
U.S
Bloom Urges Johnson Act Repeal To Aid Britain
Bloom returns from the Caribbean and urges swift aid to Britain. He favors repealing the Johnson Act to allow credits to debt-default nations and even repealing neutrality rules to permit American ships to carry supplies to Britain. House Speaker May plans to push repeal in January as England fights the battle. Roosevelt likely to address the issue in a general message to Congress.
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America
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
sCummenium
Caribbean
Warm Springs
Bloom
Britain
May
D.ky
Congress
Hatch Act indictments loom in Milligan probe
Central Press columnist notes the Washington grand jury faces a tougher task than in Kansas City as Maurice M. Milligan seeks indictments under the Hatch Act and related laws from the last presidential campaign. He discusses complexities of local committees, relief funds, and the difficulty of proving political influence or improper expenditures to meet grand jury standards.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Mae
Milligan
Kansas City
United States
Guy Gillette
Gillette
National Committee
New Deal
Grand Jury
History of Taylor County Officials and Local Events 1916
A 1916 Taylor County record notes officials from Jude Neil J. Fortney to Dr. Charles A. Sinsel and Scott Lowe, with changes over 24 years. It reports Merchants Association leaders, a new Comet Oil well at Trap Springs, the death of Christina J. McConkey, and lectures by Dr. Robert Parker Miles. It also highlights a Blueville effort to fund a local church and notes community activity around public welfare and education.
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Taylor County
Jude Neil J. Fortney
15Th Judicial Circuit
Joseph Mason
Josep: Ford
Benjamin F. Sayre
Chancery
G. W. Ford
Sidney H. Sommerville
J. G. St. Clair
J. Frank Wilson
Abraham W. Butycher
Charles Durbin
George W. Luzadder
Frank P. Robinson
Columbus T. Bartlett
William P. Samples
Ole E. Wycket
Gene W. Ford
Jee Bennett, Sr
Roy J. Martin
Melvin Newton
R. A. Morrow
John R. Thayer
C. F. Shaffer
Virgil T. Handley
Isaac N. Grimes
Board of Review
J. Clark Lewellyn
Isaac N. Rinker
W. E. Tamblyn
House of Delegates
Charles A. Sinsel
Mth
John L. Hatfield
Scott Lowe
The
Merchants ' Association
A. A. Doak
B. W. Perine
C. A. Keefer
Clay V. Miller
George L. Jolliffe
A. V. Cuppell
Joseph V. Skelly
S. K. White
N.C. Musgrove
Joseph B. Bradford
Comet Oil and Gas Company
I. J. Thomas
Trap Springs
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Booths Creek
Christina J. McConkey
Robert McConkey
First Ward
Frank Ross
Fetterman
Grafton
Christina Rogers
Jacob Rogers
McConkey
Hammond
West Main Street
Methodist Church
Bluemont
Robert Parker Miles
Opera House
Blueville
Chief executive reviews defense commission reform in Caribbean talks
During his Caribbean trip the chief executive considered changes to the defense commission to enhance preparedness and expand material aid for Britain under the companion policy.
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Caribbean
Defense Commission
Britain
Miss O'Reilly Faces a Rest Before Astoria Shoot
At Jackson building Miss Le Maze oversees a busy office for Kitty O'Reilly as fans flood letters and gifts. A pending renewal demand clashes with a rest plan after her Astoria film, while Halperin weighs in on a possible April contract.
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Jackson Building
Kitty O'Reilly
Miss LE Maze
Fran
Miss O'Reilly
Katty /oRedlly
Miss Conway
Addie
Kitty
Oreilly
Jimmie Ferris
Mrs. St. John
Miss Werner
Ferris
White
Miner
Flamingo Room
the Courier
CEC
Florida
Towa
Maine
Buenos Aires
Astoria
Halperin
Court splits as federal power act challenged in Virginia suit
In a 6 to 2 decision Justice Roberts dissented while Chief Justice Hughes did not participate. The ruling sided with states arguing federal officials exceeded authority over hydroelectric projects and river navigability questions tied to the Kanawha and Ohio systems. Britain’s Bevin attacked Russia in Glasgow as the war continues.
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Radford
Jo Roberts
McReynolds
Hughes
Virginia
Power Commission
Appalachian Company
New River
Kanawha River
Ohio River
Kanawha
The
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Glasgow
Scotland
Russia
German Planes Downed Over Sheffield Area
The British Press Association reported that two, possibly three German bombers were shot down in last night's attacks on the Sheffield area. Britain expanded sea strength with a new fast vessel, details undisclosed, and an axis blockade was said to cost Britain 62,000 tons weekly. A number of destroyers were being built for convoy duty as Britain pressed Ireland to permit seaports use.
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Sheffield
British Press Association
Royal Navy
Press Association
Britain
Ireland
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