Primrose Club Dance Loses No Charm At Moose Hall
The Primrose Club’s dancing party drew about thirty couples last evening at Moose Hall starting at 9. Jack Sitter’s Melody Boys provided music, and the green and pink decor plus seasonal flowers created a festive setting. Also scheduled are Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order meeting at 7:30 tomorrow in Wehn hall. The Woman’s Music Club plans to lead singing at the Elks Flag Day celebration Friday night with president Mrs James B Moran asking members to attend Elks Home at 6:30. The Women of the Mooseheart Legion meet Friday at 2 pm at Moose Home for a significant session.
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Primrose
Primrose Club
Moose Me
Jack Sitter
Melody Boys
Fairmont
Mountaineer Council No. 44
United American Mechanics
Wehn
Woman's Music Club
Elks
James B. Moran
Woman's Club
Women of
Mooseheart
The
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Home
Tariff Revision Move Opens Path to Senate Debate
Democrats pledge support to administration aims to dispose of the tariff during the extra session while seeking time for revision on the Senate floor. The plan contrasts with potential coalitions with Republican independents, signaling a sharp, contested path for the measure. Emmet J. White patrolman remains jailed as four investigations, including one ordered by Lowman, proceed.
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Watson
Senate
Engster
Emmet J. White
Lowman
French Airmen Continue After Yellow Bird Crash
The Yellow Bird single engine monoplane with yellow paint and a Cigogne Escadrille emblem from World War era was flown by Le fevre. A similar crash occurred when the Green Flash nosed over. wheel and wing damage followed, gasoline leakage caused crowd safety concerns, coast guard amphibian monitored the scene, and pilot Williams reported the craft at 2,000 feet before the crash near the beach.
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France
Cigogne Escadrille
Lefevre
Yancey
Coast Guard
L. M. Malka
Coast
House race to resolve farm bill differences with Senate
The House debated renewing talks with the Senate to resolve differences between the farm bills passed by both chambers. The dispute centers on the Senate's rejection of the conference report that would eliminate the debenture proposal, affecting Hoover's farm program and the path to the White House.
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Hoover
White House
House
Senate
Dry Shootings and Prohibition Enforcement Clash
A Detroit Free Press report notes a large Great Lakes rum runner combine formed to thwart Prohibition efforts between Buffalo and Mackinaw, a matter drawing congressional interest and Assistant Secretary Lowman’s attention. The border patrol shooting of Henry Virkkala of International Falls, Minn., remains unresolved alongside the broader anti smuggling issue.
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Troit
Typhoid Carriers Urged to Get Anti Typhoid Vaccine
A medical warning notes typhoid carriers can remain infectious for years and spread illness via food and water. An example from New York linked a retail carrier to multiple cases and two deaths. Dr Henshaw urges vaccination in three doses one week apart to provide two to five years of immunity.
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New York
Henshaw
Church Accord Persists Amid Diplomatic Push Toward Conciliation
Monsignor Leopoldo Ruiz Flores, archbishop of Michoacan, urged restraint as photographers pressed him after meeting the president. Diplomats Morrow and Manuel C. Tellez aided the effort, returning from Mexico City to push a conciliatory basis.
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Leopoldo Ruiz ¥ Flores
Michoacan
Morrow
Washington
Manuel C. Tellez
Arenbishon Ruiz
Mexico City
Dry Officers Wounded In Moonshine Raiding Near Richmond
Richmond, June 13. Prohibition officers R S Durrett B Gregory and George Johnson were hospitalized with serious shotgun wounds after an ambush while a six member group was en route to raid a still near Richmond. The assailants, described as a party of negroes, fled the scene.
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Richmond
R.S. Durrett
Prohibition
B. Gregory
George Johnson
Bankers Annual Meet Opens In Bluefield
Bankers of West Virginia establish temporary headquarters in Bluefield for the annual West Virginia Bankers Association convention. Speakers include Harry L. Gandy John L. Dickenson W L Highland and Oliver Sands. An Automobile trip to Elk Garden Virginia, home of former governor Henry C. Stuart, highlighted the afternoon program.
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Bluefield
Bankers of
West Virginia
West Virginia Bankers Association
Harry L. Gandy
Washington
National Goal Association
John L. Dickenson
Kanawha Valley Bank of
Charleston
W. L. Highland
Clarksburg
Empire National Bank
That City
Oliver Sands
American Bank and ‘Trust Company of
Richmond
Elk Garden
Virginia
Henry C. Stuart
State Oil Marketers In Annual Convention
The West Virginia Oil Marketers Association opened its annual convention in Charleston with over 150 delegates. R Edwin Spearson of Wheeling delivered the welcome address, followed by J T Jelly Jr from New York on selertuenahte and A L Mosllistey from Washington on the bureau of standards. Officers were to be elected later today.
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Charleston
West Virginia Oil Marketers Association
R. Edwin Spearson
Wheeling
J.T. Jelly, Jr
New York
cSelertuenahte
A. L Mosllistey
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Feeetsa Tater
West Virginia offers free typhoid vaccine through state health system
Dr. W T Henshaw announced free anti fever typhoid vaccine will be supplied via city and local health officers for distribution to physicians and their patients. The vaccine, produced at the new state hygienic laboratory, aims to curb a high typhoid toll by expanding immunization and sanitation efforts across the state.
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West Virginia
W. T. Henshaw
State Health Department
Henshaw
State Hygenic Laboratory
Smuts Leading In South African Election Count
In Cape Town June 13 one third of results reported show Jan Christian Smuts with a big edge over Prime Minister Hertzog. The South African Party led with 34 seats to 6 for the Nationalists and smaller totals for other groups. Also notes a tangent item about the Willismees in Tampa and 699 Williames families.
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Cape Town
Union of South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
James Barry Hertzog
Wasr South African Party
Nationalists
Creswell Laborites
National Council Laborites
Personal notices from Kingwood and nearby towns
Attorney Gene Ford attends circuit court in Kingwood Preston county. Mrs R Statler leaves for Syracuse Indiana. Miss Hetep Edwards spends the day in Clarksburg. C E Parrish and Lawrence Flannagan travel to Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Walter Chrislip motor to Clarksburg. Miss Dortha Findley of Webster visits the city. Mrs Minnie Wilson Buckhannon visits Grafton with sister Mrs L W Sinsel. Mrs Luther Hodges leaves for western points. Mrs M J Kinney and granddaughter Grace Evelyn Nuzum return from Washington DC after weeks with Kinney son R J Kinney.
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Gene W.ford
Kingwood
Preston County
R. Statler
Syracuse
Indiana
Hetep’ Edwards
Clarksburg
T C. E. Parrish
Lawrence Flannagan
Pittsburgh
Walter Chrislip
Dortha Findley
Wabster
Minnie Wilson
Buckhannon
Grafton
L. W. Sinsel
Luther Hodges
Points
West
M. J. Kinney
Grace Evelyn Nuzum
Washington, D. C
In Old Arizona Shot On Location Across US Far From Studio
Raoul Walsh directs Foxs In Old Arizona a landmark sound film shot largely on location. The production traveled to Zion National Park Cedar City San Fernando Mission and the Mohave Desert to recreate the era with a starry cast including Warner Baxter Edmund Lowe Farrell MacDonald Ivan Linow and Tom Santschi.
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Raoul Walsh
Fox
Arizona
Zion National Park
Cedar City
Utah
Old San Fernando Mission
California
Mohave Desert
Victorville
Cal
Tom Barry
Warner Baxter
Edmund Lowe
Farrell Macdonald
Ivan Linow
Tom Santchi
Christian Endeavor State Convention Resolutions
The document records convention actions praising the executive committee, endorsing the Traveling Trio field program, welcoming new field secretary Mr. Dixon, and supporting Dr. Poling’s stance on cigarette advertising. It calls for 1,000 delegates at Morgantown in 1990 and commits to the Crusade with Christ for 1929-30. Officers to be announced. notes on local league reports and personnel follow. Also cites Michigan prison demographics and Illinois peach crop forecast for 1929.
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Dixon
Morgantown
Ag Christian
Berea
H. G. Petersen
Weston
Esther M. Rogers
Martinsburg
Frederick Metze
Union
Ray Hart
Wheeling
A. Beebe
Ritchie County League
Paul Haden
Laura Lang
Louise Christie
J. N. Kilmer
Carl M. Woodrum
Ada M. Harris
C. A. Beabe
R. N. Shaffer
B. M. Mitchell
Gottees Cherry Tart Recipe Notes and Safety Notice
A vintage recipe fragment describes a cherry tart using flour water salt fat and a crisscross crust baked thirty minutes. It lists cherry mixture ingredients including seeded cherries sugar flour cinnamon and butter. A health insurance notice citing 300,000 Illinois residents appears in the same clipped text.
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Geaston Sentinel
Wiltoris
Adak
Goral
Williams
Henry Virkkula
International Falls
Minn
Liberty Shoe Shop
Grand Theatre
Osgood’s
Pugh - Waters Co
Parisi
Bankers
Willismees
Tampa
Jones
Smith
Williames
Piccty
Brookfield Creamery
del Monte Bartlett
Fairy Sc
Heinz
Roa
O'Cedar
Libby's
Gotham
Burton & Randolph Inc
Michigan
Maria de Dex
Mrs
Alexander George
Aetee Gad
Inllinois
Parsons-Sonders Co
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