Taxpayers urged to trim levies as summer budgets near
A reflective column urges county and city boards to cut levies for next year, arguing state road relief enables lower county road taxes while school taxes remain the largest burden. It notes limited city relief, emphasizes crowding and costly innovations in schools, and calls for prudent budgeting across state, county, city, and school district Finances.
Tax burden hinders West Virginia growth and policy
The piece argues that high taxes on industry stifle economic development in West Virginia and calls for tax relief through reduced expenditures. It notes public confusion over federal resignations, asserts most office holders avoid resignations, and lauds the State Road Commission’s move to designate the Sratton and Morgantown pike as a state highway, detailing surveying and construction steps and expectations for this year and next. It also quotes a business leader on beauty and efficiency in large office structures.
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Taylor County
West Virginia
Jon
Loman
Doran
State Road Commission
Taylor
Monongalia
Sratton and
Morgantown Pike
Division Road
Morgantown
Commission
Kanawha
Wheeling Intelligencer
Charleston Gazette
Kanawha County
Charleston
Point Pleasant
Beckley
The
Gazette
Intelligencer
Northern Panhandle
Gauley Bridge
Weston
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Morgantown Poot,eer
Snook Faces Murder Trial in Theora Hix Slaying
James Snook, former Ohio State professor, will stand trial for murder in Columbus on July 22. Police say he confessed. state alienists declare him sane. Snook appears with his counsel John F. Seidel at arraignment.
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Associated Press Phol
James Snook
Ohios State University
Theora Hix
Columbus
Snook
John F. Seidel
National meat shifts from beef to pork in U S diet
The article notes pork as America's leading meat by consumption, with beef second and other meats trailing. It cites 1919 per capita meat intake at 130 pounds, rising to 138, and highlights broader trends in diet and meat demand. It also comments on democracy, voter turnout, and a Belgian prince fined for not voting.
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England
United States
Central National Bank of
Cleveland
Brussels
Charles
Albert
Belgium
Alf
Two federal agents jailed over liquor convoy on Long Island
New York July 2 Two federal prohibition agents John J Kerrigan and John J Calnan faced $3000 bail each after Deputy Lindsay alleged they escorted five liquor trucks along Nassau county road riverhead on June 19 They claimed they were moving a seizure to the Brooklyn army base Two drivers fled Kerrigan once served in prohibition force 1926 and Calnan was appointed three months ago Both suspended pending outcome of charges United States Attorney Amell said prosecution under the Jones law for transporting liquor.
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New York
Prohibition
Long Island
John J. Kerrigan
John J. Calnan
William Lindsay
Peconie
N. Y
United States
Riverhead
Amell
Brooklyn
Detectives Guarding McCormick Kinfolk in Chicago
Private detectives guard Harold F. McCormick's gold coast home where Mathilde Oser and Max Osér with their two children Anita and Peter Max visit their great grandfather Joan D Rockefeller after arriving from Switzerland. No threats reported, police say.
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Chicago
Gold Coast
Harold F. McCormick
Mathilde
Max Osér
Anita
Peter Max
McCormick
John P. Stege
McCormick Home
New York
Switzerland
Oser
Joan D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Four H Clubs Meet In County Outlook For Agent
County Superintendent Lloyd L Shriver announced two Four H clubs Simpson and Booths Creek would hold meetings this afternoon expected to draw thirty five to forty active members. A recent report suggests county agent appointment may follow from club activity. Arthur Hill named Buffalo July 2 Detroit Thomas P Henry re elected American Automobile Association president for seventh year with Hill as bus division chair.
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Simpson
Booth’s Creek
Lloyd L. Shriver
Arthur Hill
Buffalo
Thomas P. Henry
Detroit
American Automobile Association Today
Arthur M. Hill
Charleston
W. Va
National Motoring Body
Hill
Court of Appeals Takes No Action on Bond Sale Question
Frankfort Kentucky July 2 The court of appeals today took no action on the issue of free textbooks or the validity of the recent sale of ten million dollars worth of bridge bonds. The ruling leaves the matter unresolved and pending further proceedings.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
All Grafton Will Give Held Fill the Spaces
The listing shows donors and prizes for a Grafton event with entries including Dr. D. C. Peek Gordy Bailey W Lear Keefer T. W. Engle Smith Auto Co Lawson Service Station William A Beavers and W W L Reddick with a cash prize and space numbers referenced though some lines are incomplete indicating an incomplete catalog of donors and donations.
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All Grafton
W. Lear
C. A. Keefer
T. W. Engle
Cash
Smith Auto Co
D. W. Lawson
William A. Beavers
Ww. L. Reddick
List of names and sorely jumbled credits and items
A long, fragmented OCR list mixes names such as Parrish Tomlinson Warden and City officials with businesses like J C Penney Company and Woolworth Co. It includes scattered amounts, party-like lines, partial names, and a long garbled verse about shade and swimming. The readable data centers on individuals and businesses without clear context or a single event.
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Grafton Sentinel
HE Grafton Mere Publishing
T Gi
Howard H. Holm
Latrobe Sre
Grafton
Grafton Printing Co
E. EE
Speer Matter
Postoffice
Mail
Associated Press
Ews
Welco
Washington
Washington, D.C
Tcket Agt
E. A. Hoffman
Wheeling, W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Galenades
Mada
Hirshberg Paint CO
Baltimore, Md
LEE. Bennett & Son
Klein
Lereniee
First National Bank
Give
Thayer Street
Red Cross Pharmacy
Washington St
Mary B. Hechlmer
Wilford St
Mandishwasher
Hotel
Brown
John Kimmel
Washington Street
Harry Ransom
Haymond Piano Co
Moler
E. 4Th
Cincinnati
Hiller
Dr. D. C. Peek
Gordy Bailey
R. M. Parrish
B. M. Tomlinson
Paul Warden
Jed W. Robinson
John W. Brown
A. R. Warden
W. H. Willhide
R. H. Kidd
J. L. Bush
Guy D. Hayhond
H. Holt
W. R. Loar & Son
G.T. Bartlett
D. J. Fleming
Chas, Brinkman
Geo. L. Jolliffe
C. C. King
Friedman
Love Drug Co
Dr. Stout
Union Drug Co
Richard Gerstell
H. A. Rice
B. B. Bryant
J.C. Penney Co
Lee Bennett & Son
Eugene Kersting
Schroeder
Charles W. Steel
A. Walter
Ray
A. Monroe
M. Pierpoint
Siehler Furniture Co
Meo Carr China Company
Hazel
Jas
Knigts Templar
American Legion
Daughters of American. Revolution
Grafton Musical Union