Grafton daily Sentinel notes coal bill debate and Dean Hogg
The piece comments on the national coal mining bill and its anticipated passage, arguing federal overreach in intra state coal production and urging moderation to avoid a widespread shutdown. It also honors Charles Edgar Hogg, praising his long legal career and leadership at West Virginia University College of Law.
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Congress
Aegus
Dean Hogg
Charles Edgar Hogg
Pt. Pleasant
Virginias
College of Law
The
State University
Law School
Issues Drawn in Presidential Campaign Debates
The piece notes rapid shaping of next campaign issues with clear principles and policies. Republicans hold regional conferences calling awakening dormant adherents to rally around lines opposing Roosevelt's New Deal. Liberty League regional conference was held in Chicago in the latter part of the period.
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Liberty Leaguers
Chicago
The Case of Alabama Pitts in Sing Sing and Albany Controversy
The case of Alabama Pitts draws attention as a former Sing Sing inmate turned athlete. He served long terms, was paroled after years, and drew both praise from Warden Lewis E Lawes and opposition from Albany minor league officials who deemed him ineligible.
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Alabama Pitts
Charleston Daily Mail
America
Pitts
Sing Sing
Lewis E. Lawes
Albany
N. Y
Lawes
Preamble to a Pitts Baseball Controversy Spurs Public Outcry
A committee sustains the official’s ruling barring Pitts from baseball citing his ex convict status and alleged public profiteering by the Albany club. The piece argues the public sees only the convict record and urges fair play, contending Pitts’ expiation was complete and his character strong.
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Pitts
Albany
Lawes
Alabama Pitts
Albany Club
Rush Holt Shows New Image With Ritzy Butler
Morgantown reports on Senator elect Rush D. Holt who, despite his plain image and laboring man appeal, has acquired a ritzy butler. The Dominion News editorial page note suggests a surprising reversal of public persona amid West Virginia chatter about Holt.
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Holt
Rush
Morgantown
West Virginia
Rush Holt
Lizzie
Cleveland Strike Among 76 Charwomen Ends
The Cleveland Press reports a record strike by 76 charwomen at Union Terminals Co ended after months of picketing. New workers were hired, police guarded the terminals, and vandalism and threats accompanied the protests. The NRA ruling later shifted the strike’s momentum and future.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Labor Ani
Cleveland Press
Union Terminals
Cleveland Terminals Building Co
Charwomen’s Union
Tor
Frank Collarvall
Industrial Workers of the World
Charwomen
U. 8
John Savage
Tim
Supreme Court
NRA
Red Anderson
Violas
First Poet to Be Recognized by the Crown
A fragmentary item notes the crown recognizing a poet as the first in England’s laureateship era, with hints of a pension and wine allowance, referencing Harcourt lineages, and mentioning Sir R. J. Scott as the author. It also questions a French painter known for detailed military pictures and Florence’s Santa Maria del Fiore dome.
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Abyssinia
United States
Italy
England
Rennyson
Two Houses For Rent And Real Estate Mortgage Notice
Classified ads show two houses for rent with four rooms and bath plus modern conveniences. Another line offers a first mortgage for $1500. A note promotes a daily pay plan to distribute household necessities via J R Watkins Co at 250 56 N Fifth Street Columbus Ohio.
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R.E. Blaney
M. & M. Bank Bldg
J. R. Watkins Co
5Th Street
Columbus
Ohio
Commissioner Sale in Taylor County Court House District
Special Commissioner G. W. Ford will sell at public auction on June 24 1935 at 1 PM at the front door of Taylor County Court House a parcel of 11 acres 3 rods and 27 square poles in Court House District near Simpson. The real estate excludes coal and mining rights as described in deed book No. 12 page 344. Cash terms.
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Circuit Court of
Taylor County
Lydia Bdyard Wiles
M. G. Ballard
Dad Minnie Ballard
Court House
Simpson
G. W. Ford
Bohd
Remarkable North South contract play in bridge game
The article analyzes a North South bid sequence where dummy's heart discard and partner's club control enable a small slam and a potential discard by spades. It reviews bidding, defense, and scoring implications, noting the risks of a double and the need for precise play to avoid giving away the game.
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North
Jon
Hearts
South
West
Dummmy
Rust
Declarer
It South
Dummy
T Durmy
Asa
Gould
East
eAlec Board
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Grafton Sentinel Publishing Y” Company
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Va
Grafton Printing Co
Howard H. Holt
James F. Holt
John 8. Palmer
Associated Press
Gait
National Advertising
Clayden, Inc
New York
Lexington Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Piggly Wiggly
East Main St
Lt Cer
Mra
Central Press
Leslie Eichel
Washington
Ree
Charles P. Stewart
D. C
Africa
Japan
China
Great Wall
Uncle Sam
Army
Mussolini
John Bull
Egypt
British
Sudan
John Bulk
Suez Canal
NL Duce
Alan
London
vaUgostue
Serset
Yeee
Scott
RAF
R. J. Scott
TRE
Syracuse
Sociation, Inc
Santa Maria Delle Fiore
Florence
Kreutzer
Ehleldinus Sium
Ierhart Swenecer
Jean Louis Ernest Meissenien
Filippo Daunelleseht
Ludwie Vet Beethavan
Chauser
Sleeping Babe
Sentinel
EV. Shepard
Wakare
Fiat
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