Burton Urges Coolidge Leadership At National GOP Meet
Cleveland June 10 The Republican National Convention opened with Theodore B. Burton urging support for Calvin Coolidge as national leader. He praised Coolidge, urged party unity, and backed World Court adherence with Harding Hughes reservations while criticizing some Congress actions. He defended the party’s record, called for fiscal restraint, and warned against third party movements.
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Associated Press
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Europe
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Chautauqua Opens in City This Saturday
Gratton's 1924 Redpath Chautauqua opens next Saturday June 14 bigger and better than ever with a diverse program. The Royal Welsh Quartet and humorous lecturer Herbert L. Cope headline a lineup including readings by Mr Burlen and a variety of musical acts and art demonstrations.
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Redpath
Herbert L. Cope
Mr. Cope
Cope
Farnum
Artie Taylor
Morgan
Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio Faces 1924 Convention
A portrait of Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio, veteran congressman and future 1924 convention figure, noted for long service in the House and Senate. The piece recalls his political career, key roles, and the desire to see the Republican National Convention in his hometown.
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John Quincy Adams
Sutton
New York
Jong
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Bryan urges more lawyers like Moses for new laws
Minneapolis June 10 Bryan called Christians to study the Bible and quote It Is Written to answer modernist critiques. He argued Christ and Moses shaped law with four word and seven word commandments and urged lawyers like Moses to craft clearer statutes. He ridiculed half measures and defended virgin birth.
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William Jennings Bryan
World's Christian Fundamentals Association
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Apoplexy Fatal to Jas E Hayhurst at State Hospital Huntington
James B. Hayhurse, 40, died Sunday at the State Hospital in Huntington from apoplexy. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 PM at the home of his brother Gibson Hayhurse, 707 West Washington street. Burial follows in Lynn Cemetery, Glady Creek. He was a former resident of Grafton, unmarried, and survived by three sisters Olive Steadman Icie Hayhorse Martha Thorn and brother Gibson.
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Huntington
Gibson Hayhurse
West
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Lynn Cemetery
Glady Creek
Hayhorse
Grafton
Olive Steadman
Icie Hayhorse
Martha Thorn
Akron
Gibson
JT W. Washington Street
City
Frank Thomas Dead Funeral Wednesday
Frank M Thomas aged 70 died at his Grand Street home Monday after a illness of several days. He lived in Grafton for years and leaves two daughters Nettie Craig of Hepaibah and Cecil Hepter of Dayton Ohio, one son H L Thomas, and three brothers D C Thomas M P Thomas of Fairmont W C Thomas of Gansaway. Funeral services are set for Wednesday 2 30 pm at Bartlett Funeral Company parlors Walnut Street with Rev John W Brown of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Bluemont Cemetery.
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Frank Meyes
Grand ‘Street
Grafton
Nettie Craigg
Hepaibah
Cecil Hepter
Dayton
Ohio
H. L. Thomas
D. C. Thomas
M. P. Thomas
Fairmont
W. C. Thomas
Gansaway
Bartlett Funeral Company
Walnut Street
John W. Brown
Nine Die In Slate Pile Explosion Near Bluefield
Heavy rains and a cloudburst in Mercer and McDowell counties triggered floods that swept Crane Creek and the North Fork branch of the Norfolk and Western Railroad. A slate pile atop a Pinnacle tipple buried a dwelling, killing seven. two rescue workers died in a second blast. Rail lines and mining operations suffered severe damage as waters inundated tracks and town districts, with many homes lost and transportation disrupted.
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Bluefield
W. Va
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McDowell Counties
Mercer County
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McDowell County
Pinnacle
American Coal Company
Norfolk and Westerny
Ennis
Suce
Keystone
Welch
Hilthorn
Lowna
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West Virginia University
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Carshade
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American Fabric Co
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Dent
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Morguetown
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