Notable suffrage leader in Midwest appears in magazine
Mrs James W Morrison of Chicago a former vice president of the National League of Women Voters is described as one of the best known suffrage workers in the Midwest. In a magazine article she declares liberty essential to Americans and that the United States is the greatest crusader the world has ever seen with Mrs More Haon noted as mother of five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
James W. Morrison
Chicago
National League of Women Voters
Americas
More Haon
Man Declares Free Liquor After Auto Crash
After a collision an overturned man urged bystanders to take liquor from intact boxes, drawing about 200 people who began sorting and grabbing Scotch bottles. The driver fled with the license plates as a policeman arrived and logged the engine number.
Birthday and wedding anniversary party hosted by J A Gifford
Mrs Elizabeth Rendel of this city was honored by J A Gifford and guests from Buckhannon Grattan and Grafton at a late evening gathering in Tuckhannon. The event celebrated her birthday and wedding anniversary with music and refreshments served around midnight. Attendees included J A Gifford Sr HL Warner John Pierce Arthur George Cassell Anna Rendel W H Rendel George Rendel and others.
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Mary Boylan
G. W. Boylan
John Watkins
Leo Lambert
Addford Watkins
Gerald Weaver
Wickwire
Lulu Carruthers
Carruthers
W. G. Matthews
S. A. Keener
Hallie Rogers
Ada Keener
Olive Bayley
Laura Leo Reese
Vida Miller
Eva Rogers
Madaline Watkins
Genevieve Reese
Josephine Boyce
Bertha Reese
Pauline Carrothers
Nina May Riggleman
Ruth Carrothers
Carl Peters
Roald
John
George Bayley
Marion
Walter Rogers
Brooks Phillips
Andrew Carrothers
Homer Painter
Jake Poe
Victor Rogers
Chester
Fred Rogers
Harold Riggleman
William Riggleman
B.S. Moran
M. Matthews
Earl Carrothers
Walter Watkins
John Carruthers
Bert Poe
Fred Keener
Childre
Ruhl Colebank
Bruce Brown
J. I. Reese
J. . Weaver
John Judson
J. F. Hussion
Yates Avenue
Reta
Alice Reed
Ruth Lowther
Mamie Hussion
Nina
John Jo Hussion
Paul
Helen Jean Hussion
Jreta
Martin Hussion
George P. King
Amos Powell
East Knotts Avenue
Ruth Wolfe
Pauline Annon
Kathryn Miller
Freda May Losh
Mary Johnson
Mattie Jaco
Irene McDaniel
Mesidiames
W. H. Wolfe
Jennie Powell
Lee Annon
C. V. Miller
Charles Lyon
Clarence Losh
Bernard Lilly
Charles Chaddue
George Lilly
John Tregellas
B. W. Perine
H.C. Compton
A. J. Summers
W. P. Hendrickson
William Clayton
Charles Pee
Russell Dutcher
C. H. Burka
B. I M. Kinter
Edith Stebbin
Anna Mettler
Dessie Hays
J. H. Anderson
Eward Hays
M. Powell
Powell
J. F. Wilson
P.M. Kinter
Tuckhannon
J. A. Gifford
Buckhannon
Grafton
Elizabeth Rendel
Births Reported for Huntley and Boylin Families
Mr and Mrs Clifford Eugene Huntley of Chicago announce the birth of a 10 pound daughter at home yesterday Mrs Huntley known as Ruth Hefner of this city daughter of 9 A Hefner of Dewey Avenue The little girl is unnamed and both mother and child are doing nicely Mr and Mrs Carl Boylin of West Main Street announce the birth of a baby girl on June 20 weighing nine pounds named Anna Jean Formerly of Philippi.
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Clifford Eugene Huntley
Chicago
Carl Boylin
West Main Street
Anna Jean
Boylin
Philippi
This Man Was Generous With Car Load of Scotch
An unidentified man stood at a busy downtown street corner in San Francisco yesterday inviting bystanders to share drinks. The event drew a crowd and police were alerted as the situation developed around noon.
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San Francisco
Three Killed in Accidents Near Harper's Ferry
In Harpers Ferry West Virginia three men died in separate crashes late last night. J Sprague Dailey and Vernon Hill of Martinsburg lost control in a bridge turn near the Potomac river and were killed instantly when their car was hit by a westbound Baltimore and Ohio train. The vehicle dragged through a tunnel and into the river. H L Butts a former Martinsburg passenger agent living in Martinsburg died in Charles Town hospital from injuries after his car struck a telephone pole at Halltown five miles away.
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Harpers Perry
W. Va
Dents
J. Sprague Dailey
Vernon Hill
Martinsburg
Potomac River
H. ©. Butts
Charles Town
Halltown
Inez Wella Questioning Love in a Limousine Reveal
Donna recalls meeting Jack Morton in a fancy limousine and falling in love at first sight only to learn he hired the car. The judge remains silent on the remark.
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Wella
Dearie
Donna
Jack Morton
Girl Who Battled Blindness Teaches 50 Years to Earl B Douglas
Exclusive Central Press Dispatch reports Mrs. A Kate Huron Gilbert, 78, completed her fiftieth year of teaching at Midland College Freemont. Once declared blind as a child, she taught Latin for decades, including summers, totaling about 2,379 weeks and nearly 5,000 former students across the United States. The record includes 13 Indiana state officers among alumni. Mrs. Gilbert expects to teach to age 80.
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Earl B. Douglas
Central Press
Grafton Sentinel
Freemont
Neb
Kate Huron
Danville
Ind
Midland College
Kate Huron Gilbert
Gilbert
Central Normal College
Marion College
Marion
Indiana Normal
Mitchell
Nebraska Central
Nebraska City
Atchison, Kas
Fremont
Indiana
Samuel Ralston
More Marines To Be Sent Into Far East
Two contingents of 160 marines each will depart San Diego for China to replace units returning home. Marine corps headquarters estimates about 100 marines monthly must be dispatched to China to maintain the force at its current strength. The piece notes a humorous aside that people dislike flattery yet admit being flattered.
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Washington
San Diego
China
Marine Corps Headquarters
Home of Field Becomes Shrine in Denver
Denver citizens and Governor Adams celebrate the dedication of Eugene Field’s cottage near the mint as a permanent memorial. The two playful Denver years of Field's life, including his Denver Tribune role, are recalled along with his mischiefs. Colorado schoolchildren are urged to donate a penny for a memorial fund to sustain the shrine.
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Denver, Col
Mint
Denver
Eugene Field
Denver Tribune
J. J. Brown
Field
Brown
William H. Adams
Colorado
Byrd Plans Polar Jaunt
Commander Richard Byrd announced plans for a polar flight with Ne ville and Balchen aboard. He said departure would be from a southern New Zealand area, with possible three engine and single engine planes, noting heavy winds and non Atlantic flight differences. He emphasized scientific value and uncertain landing area between South Africa and South America.
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Paris
South Pole
Neville
Balchen
Richard Byrd
New Zealand
Byrd
North Pole
Pole
South Africa
South America
G. O. P. Leader Dies After Tonsil Surgery
Harrisburg July 5 W Harry Baker secretary of the Republican state committee and the state senate died in a hospital after tonsil removal followed by a blood transfusion. Baker formerly led the state party and was closely tied to Senator Boies Penrose. Poison entered his system after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
W. Harry Baker
Republican State Committee
State Senate
Boies Penrose
Baker
Giant Coffee Pot: City Landmark of Old Salem
Winston-Salem, N C hosts a towering tin coffee pot at a busy corner, a relic said to be the region s first direct advertising. Erected in 1858 by Julius Mickey Unsmith of Salem s Moravian colony, the pot fed city crowds and spurred local legends about its Civil War shelter tale and a bottom trap door for playful youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Old Salem
Julius Mickey
Salem
Ferry Sinks at Grafton Park Shortly After Launch
Holiday visitors at Grafton Park saw a ferry sink near shore on the Tygart River. Ode Cole in charge of the newly operated boat machine faced an overloaded, water-soaked craft. Passengers, aided by fathers and workers, were ferried to dry land with many soaked above the ankles. Cole plans to resume service today, stating no danger of repetition.
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Grafton Park
Tygart’s Valley
Ode Cole
Cole
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