Britain’s Edith Picton-Tubervill on social trends a
Edith Picton-Tubervill, a British Labour figure, lectures abroad about women’s freedom and social norms. She argues wider female freedom raises standards, notes London streets as a cathedral to old values, and discusses Prohibition views and liquor interests. Her tour spans Canada, the United States, and parts of Europe.
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Rock
Edith Ficton-Tubervill
Royal Mail
Canada
Proton-Tubervill
London
Britain
Uniteed States
Labor
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Toronto
America
Picton Tubervill
Swenny Priory
Glenmorgan
Wales
Paine Tubervill
Fitzhammon
William the Conquer
Woman’s University
Bombay
England
Church of England
Caron Streeter
United States
Anglo British views on religion politics and Europe
The writer discusses sympathy for European problems amidst American and British debates about religion and modernist versus fundamentalist tensions. He notes Britain’s Church of England liberty, supports labor government approaches to Soviet Russia, and mentions Miss Picton-Tubervill’s social work and planned U S return.
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Laas Burpriggd
League of Nations
Europe
Britain
England
Church of England
Manning
Pam
Edward Albee Praised For American Boy Spirit At New York Dinner
A 1924 feature recalls Edward FP Albee, vaudeville impresario, as a self made Maine boy who died to lead theaters and aid performers. Guests laud his journey from shoe shines to Barnum shows, his philanthropy, and belief in Christ teachings guiding altruistic public life.
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New Yor
Edward FP. Albee
Machias
Maine
Boston
Barnum
Edward Albee
Albee
Kurata
John D. Rockefeller
Jon Mitchell
Keith Enterprises
Byone
Eb.fp. Albee
Keith
Barbour County Fall Ticket Fixed For Primary Ballot
Barbour County announces party nominees for the November election. Sheriff Republican Stew and Democrat Kelley lead the slate with Prosecuting Attorney Republican Stemple and Democrat By rer. County Commissioner Republican Thorn Democrat Moore. Assessor Republican Stemple Democrat Marsh. House of Delegates Republican Street Democrat Paugh. National Convention Delegate Republican Mason. County Commission member George Justis of the Peace Democrat Burner. en
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Kelley
Stemple
Byrer
Thorn
Moore
Marsh
Street
Paugh
Mason
George
Justis of the
Dewocrat Burner
Miss Marjorie Green Dies in Philadelphia
Telegram announces Miss Marjorie Green 21 died in Philadelphia likely from influenza aftermath. Funeral set Tuesday at 9 a m. in Philadelphia. She was daughter of the late M F Green formerly with B and O Rail. Survived by stepmother Emma Hess Green heart, brother Harry of this city, sister Regenia in Omaha, and several cousins. Harry Green and Mrs Green left for Philadelphia. Russell Ridenour to attend.
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Russell Kidenelly
Philadelphia
Marjorie Green
Miss Green
M. F. Green
Rail
Emma Hess Green
Graltan
Harry
Miss Regenia
Inven
Omaha
Neb
Harry Green
Funeral for French Haddix in Newark Ohio
French Haddix died at his Newark home after a lingering illness. He will arrive on train No 6 42:30 o clock and be laid to rest at Bluemont cemetery with Rev F G Radabaugh officiating. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Haddix and formerly resided in this city. Survived by his wife, father, mother, one brother Charles Haddix of Steubenville and two sisters Marie and Della at home.
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French Haddix
Newark
Ohio
Bluemont Cemetery
F. G. Radabaugh
United Brethren Church
Irvin Haddix
Haddix
Charles Haddix
Steubenaville, O
Marie
Della
Goff Thanks Voters for Senate Nomination
Clarksburg West Virginia May 30 1924 In a message to West Virginians Goff thanks voters for nominating him to United States Senator. He says the support reflects the Republican Party and pledges to uphold free institutions and good government while continuing the campaign for Republican principles.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West
Republican Party
Quiet Methodist wedding ties Graf ton couple
Miss Ruth Walter became the bride of Atwell Pitzer at the Methodist church in Graf ton on Saturday at 4 PM with Rev Perry Grimm officiating. The couple, both of Graf ton, plan a week long honeymoon in Baltimore before setting up home at 5 Lincoln Street.
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Ruth Walter
Atwell Pitzer
Perry Grimm
Miss Walter
Pitzer
George Walter
Deer Park
R. L. Pitzer
Ross St
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Grafton
Lincoln Street
Oakdale H. 1 King Dies Near Gladesville at 72
Oakdale H. 1 King died Thursday morning at his home near Gladesville aged 72. Funeral services were held at Halleck Church Saturday with Rey Elza in charge. Memorial services are planned for Summers Church on Sunday June 8 at 10 30 in the morning and at Halleck at 2 30 in the afternoon conducted by Rev. White of Morgantown assisted by Rev. Elza. Various local residents visited relatives and friends through the past week including Jair Simpson and wife of Fairmont C E Brown and William Brown at Adaline Wests M E Nelsons Morgantown visitors and others.
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King
Gladesvile
Halleck Church
Rey Elza
Jair Simpson
Fairmont
C. E. Brown
William Brown
Adaline West
Toy Nelson
Morgantown
M. E. Nelson
W. A
Carruthers
White Day Glades
George Watson
Ida Galliher
Willam
Anna McBeée
Mere Arnold
Joseph Reppert
B. Brown
Halleck
Rev. White
Elza
Webster News roundup from Webster June 3 192x
Mrs Frances Bartlett recovers after a fall. Decorations services drew a large crowd at Simpson on Sunday. A seven pound boy named Howard Frederick arrived Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard McWilliams. Mr and Mrs Wash Phillips plan to move. Draper Phillips visited his brother Willie in Clarksburg. Ralph Gibson Roy Newton and Andrew Sutherland shopped in Grafton. Mrs Isabel Losh Mrs Jane Lake and Miss Ina Losh will drive to Uniontown next Sunday to visit friends and relatives.
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Grafton
Isabel Losh
Jane Lake
Ina Losh
Uniontown
New Freshmen for Grafton High School Graduation
The Grafton High School graduation ceremony last evening honored seventy four students from local grade schools. A capacity crowd filled the auditorium for a dressy program featuring Central school orchestra, the class song Flying Clouds, and a christened address by Prof. W H White of Shepard College State Normal School.
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Grafton High School
Sehool
Central School
Ssgles
Florence Wilkinson
Harvest Time theme frames diplomas at school program
The event featured a speaker addressing future leaders and the duties of the state to children, comparing the pupil crowd to a Harvest Period. Superintendent H A Rice presented diplomas as principals called each student by name. The class sang Dear Land of Freedom and the sextette from Lucia before a benediction by Key Konberger.
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H. A. Rice
Land of Freedom
Lucia
Key Konberger
High School Class Day Exercises Impress Seniors
A morning crowd attended the high school class day exercises. Seniors performed sketches, songs, and stunts including an orchestra, class play Non Palma Sin Labor, and a class prophecy. Students named include Alice Preiss Ruth Isner Mary Courtney Catherine Bishop and Margaret Pendergast.
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Alice Preiss
Ruth Isner
Mary Courtney
Catherine Bishop
Ada Sober
Eleanor Reynolds
de Banjo
Clase
Mildred Newton
Knowledge Our Next Governor Gore A West Virginia Farmer Leader
Howard M Gore the Republican governor hopeful is described as a farmer and cattleman. He grew up on a Clarksburg area farm and runs the Gore brothers venture with his sibling. They own the Gore farm and a Clarksburg hotel and he held posts from assistant secretary of agriculture to education board member.
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Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Mr. Gore
Ne. Gore
Gore
Clarksburg
Coolidge
Eiuher Education Board
State Board of Education
Cornwell
American Historical Society
Industr of
Howard Mason Gore
Harrigan County
London County
Howard More
Joseph and
Susy
Talsas) Gore
Truman Gore
mar_ried Lydia George
George We Tilizabeth Roona
Surian T. Trachan
Tilghman
Artha
Malinda
Albert Wilson
Solomon D
Leah Louisa
Alice Jerusha
Lydia Esther
Loudon County
Allegheny Mountains
West Fork River
Jamian Gore
Solomon D. Gore
Loudon
Old Homestead
University of West Virginia At
Morgantown
Leob and Loeb linked to new Chicago crimes
Chicago report ties the Leopold and Loeb case to additional assaults and a possible murder near their University of Chicago circle. Investigators seek grand jury indictments as Freeman Tracy and other victims are connected to the duo’s notorious activities and alleged thrill killings.
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Chicago
Athan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Dr. Jeckyll and
Mr Hyde
University of Chicago
Jacob Pranks
Norman Ream
Leopold and
Loeb
Ream
Leopold
South Side
Millionaire Colony
Freeman Tracy
Tracy
Young Loch
Robert Crowe
Stout in Lead for Treasurer in Democratic Delegate Race
Charleston June 3 Widespread returns show former Governor Cornwell among Democratic delegates and Senator Sutherland leading Republicans for delegate at large. Democratic totals include Cornwell 44 500 and Mann 33 244. Republican top figures include Glasscock 47 000 and Guinn 14 513 with Jarvis closing Stout by 3 43 905 in the state evicts for nominating treasurer.
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Charleston
Joh J. Cornwell
Frank Mann
Howard Sutherland
Arbuckle
Butcher
Campbell
Christian
Cornwell
Dadisman
French
Mann
McCauley
McKiley
Snider
Tan
Bias
Tlake
Board
Buster
Dice
Gadd
Gaines
Glasscock
Guinn
Hepburn
Jarrell
Kirk
Marshall
Miller
Parsons
Peadre
Sutherland
Wiquesney
White
W. E. Stout
R. H. Jarvis
Stout
Farm relief bill fails in Congress after late bid
Washington June . The Haugen farm relief bill was debated in the house and senate but failed after a last minute offer. The adjournment motion was moved by Senator Lodge and rejected 224 to 154. LaFollette's substitute for a July 7 recess was defeated 52 to 26, leaving farm legislators unsure of future action before weekend adjournment.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Lodge
LaFollette
LaPollette
Tri state pact to curb river pollution announced
West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania reached a united policy at a Cincinnati meeting to combat river pollution from cities and industries along the Ohio River. The three states will gather data on dumping and sewerage with plans for a joint program to protect public water supplies and may expand to Kentucky Indiana and Mississippi.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Tisdale
Mr. Tisdale
Tristate
State Boards of Health
Kentucky
Ilnplp
Indiana
Miraissippyalies
Letter Urges County Court to Publish Proceedings
A reader proposes that Taylor County Court publish full, detailed records of every session in the county paper to restore public confidence and show how and to whom tax funds are expended. The letter stresses transparency to reassure taxpayers and improve community trust.
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Taylor County
France
W. Va Uhappy
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