Prayers and politics mix in county road row
The week closes with a focus on new county road supervisors and a reshuffle of state posts. Wm. Q. Bolin wins the county road appointment, seen as qualified though details on highway experience sparse. Warder and son Francis lose hoped-for roles as Friedman lands the Home Owners Loan Corporation post, while local politics pivot toward fresh faces and renewed party dynamics.
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Republican Party
Wm. Q. Bolin
West Side
Cral
Bill” Bolin
Charleston
Reform School
Charley Warder
Francis
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Harry Friedman
Battle over coal politics in Western Pennsylvania
The piece discusses Governor Pinchot threatening federal troops to force sheriff compliance amid a coal miners strike. It notes the UMWA’s influence, federal land grabs for forest lands, and a push to keep forestry under state control. It also mentions reforms removing $1 a day maintenance for wives of jailed workers, criticizing the graft and urging local control.
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National
United States
Teaders
Pennsylvania
Gov. Pinchot
Keystone
Fayette County
Jess
Dedge
McClintic Named Prison Warden In West Virginia
Governor Kump announces appointments to state offices. Clinton F. McClintic of Greenbrier becomes warden of the state penitentiary at Moundsville, succeeding A C Scroggins. N P Rinehart of Mount Hope takes over the mine department, replacing E L Bailey. Clarence L Jarrett of Charleston becomes labor commissioner, succeeding Howard S Jarrett, and A W Garnett of Madison is named pardon attorney.
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Charleston
State Penitentiary
Rinehart
McClintic
House of Delegates
Garnett
Boone County
Democratic
Mount Hope
Fayette County
Sparta
Tenn
School of Mines
The
University of Tennessee
Store Sale Seals Pike Street Grocery Transfer
E. J. Jackson sells his Pike street grocery at 1116 in Fetterman to Virgil R Jackson effective today. The buyer brings several years of mercantile experience to the store once run by the late owner. Dolores, Famous Art Model, Now in a Dime Museum is promoted in The American Weekly distributed with the Baltimore American.
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E. J. Jackson
W. R. Jackson
Pike Street
Fetterman
Virgil R Jackson
Jackson
Dolores
London
Baltimore American
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
The page shows a dense jumbled crossword with many broken phrases across and down clues listing boy waterway tasks and miscellaneous terms. The garbled text includes varied entries such as deputy diamonds shaped figure accomplish punished and numerous stray letters and misreads, reflecting a damaged puzzle page.
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Asarawi
Black Bird
Repeal era lesson from youths’ life sentence tale
The Clarksburg Exponent Telegram argues that life sentences for teens in a speakeasy killing reveal liquor control needs stricter supervision. It forecasts repeal of federal prohibition and stresses new social and economic reform to keep alcohol away from youths, linking success to broader industrial changes and a better life for the submerged tenth.
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Ohio
America
Clarksburg
Happiness in Creative Effort Says President in Inaugural Talk
The piece cites Roosevelt on happiness arising from achievement and work rather than wealth and profit. It urges readers to recall the moral value of creative effort and serving others, noting the enduring payoff of meaningful labor. A 1919 cotton bale fetched 40 cents a pound at Bamberg, South Carolina.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Bamberg
C. J
Hidden Door Mystery of the Mask in Colin Hewit's Era
Reddy Turner is shot by the Mask in Colin Hewit's apartment. Colin, friend to crooks, writes sapatehes while seeking safety after a hospital release. The Mask, killer of Reddy’s sister, telephones Cathy as Colin plans a risky escape in New York.
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Reddy Turner
Mask
Underworld
Colin Hewit
Colin
Sapatehes
Crooks
Nia Promind Tade
Reddy
Cathy
Lute
Malocv
New
Colin's Venture Chapter Seven Heist Risking Nighttime Breakin
Colin slips from a hospital rest to enter Reddy's deserted old room using a skeleton key. He recalls past threats from the Mask while casing Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue in a moonlit, deserted neighborhood. He brims with nerves, caution, and a writer’s bravado as he plans to retrieve what lies in the empty room.
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Colin
Reddy
Forties
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Fifth Avenue
Jane
Sixth Avenue
Sts
Conurloht
Packard
Hospital notes report Ravenswood injury victim moved to Morgantown
Mrs. Charles Frazier of Ravenswood suffered a back injury in a Belington area car accident Saturday night and was treated at City Hospital before an ambulance evacuated her to Morgantown Sunday morning. Miss Catherine Malhazer, a local resident who recently had major surgery, was discharged from the hospital yesterday.
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Charles Frazier
Ravenswood
Belington
Morgantown
Catherine Malhazer
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
A. D. Camp and children thank friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of their mother and grandmother. They appreciate those who provided cars for the funeral and the beautiful floral offerings.
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A. D. Camp
Classified Rates and Lost Items Notice
Sentinel intercolumn classified details outline two cent per word first insertion and one cent per word for subsequent insertions with a 45 cent minimum. Notices mention rent room notes, lost eyeglasses between Warder Avenue and West Side Bridge returning to Jno Nuzjem and approximate locations for a dollar bill possibly in Jacobs Meat Market or nearby stores.
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Cope Sentinel
Atgia
Sentinel
Warder Avenue
West
Side Bridge
Jno
Nuz
Dewey Avenue
Jacobs
McDade
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Ohuaren
Edethona
Pawlm
Bailey
Bolen
N R.A
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
C.F. McLintic
Labor Commissi
Frances
Homestead
Ry of Labor
Ta Group of
Mexico
Vital Vosney
el Piatet
FRANK L. _ PACKARD
Colin's Venture
Reddy's
Butch Comal
Butch
Olin
Sigfire
Maple Avenue
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