Drawings for Tournament Set in Buckhannon Wednesday
Buckhannon West Virginia March 11 with the state high school basketball tournament opening games two days away fans await the opening round draw. The release will be issued Wednesday evening between seven and eight oclock and broadcast by radio station KDKA. Preparations include student attendants and rest rooms on the Wesleyan College campus and downtown. The tournament opens Thursday with Division B at 3 pm and Division A preliminaries at 7 pm.
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Buckhannon
W. Va
KDIKA
Ataxing
Tuckhannon
Wesleyan College
Wesleyan-Davis & Elkins
Yee
Illness prompts visits among Fairmont and Kingwood residents
Hugh Phillips of Fairmont and Mrs. Earl Hawkins of Kingwood travel to South Point due to the serious illness of their parents Mr and Mrs. W P Phillips. William Galliher returns home after time with friends in Fairmont. George W. Watson from Kingmont spends the week with his family. Milton Matthew visits William and Albert Su day Joseph Shackleford of Trentown visits W P Phillips. Ida Dixon visits floats in Parkersburg. B Brown and Sony Hilly and Howard call on J W Zinn Sunday. Mrs Ira Morris spent the past week with her parents Mr and A J McCauley.
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Hugh Phillips
Fairmont
Earl Hawkins
Kingwood
W. P. Phillips
William Galliher
George W. Watson
Kingmont
Milton Matthew
William and
Albert
Matthew Suday
Ida Dixon
Parkersburg
B. Brown
Sony
Hilly and
Howard
J. W. Zinn
Ira Morris
Mr. and
A. J. McCauley
Local notices from Oakdale and nearby towns
Community brief records visits and homecomings across Oakdale, Fairmont, Philippi, and Grafton. Names include Mrs Farle Hawkins, Hugh Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Phillips, A J McCauley, Ira Morris, Glendon DeVault, Mary and Lillian Zinn, W A Carruthers, J M Gemas, Roy Hart, Joseph Shackleford, J B Brown, Jack Rogers, W C Matthew, Nova Jackson, and Mrs Mary Steele. Several trips, calls, and a Ford truck order noted.
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Farle Hawkins
Kingwood
Hugh Phillips
Moat
William P. Phillips
A. J. McCauley
Fairmont
Brown
J W. Zinn
William Galliher
Glendon Devault
Ira Morris
White Day Glades
Flashlights on James Reed from Missouri for President 1924
A candid portrait of United States Senator James A Reed of Missouri, highlighting his background in Ohio and Iowa, rise to Kansas City politics, Senate tenure, and reputation as a forceful orator with strong party ties. The piece notes Reed's stance against Wilson era policies, his leadership among irreconcilables on the League of Nations, and remarks on a possible presidential bids while reflecting on the profession of law and moral expectations of lawyers.
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Missouri
United States
James Reed
Ohio
San Francisco
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Tow
Kansas City
Kamas City
United States Senate
Senate
John J. Ingalls
Kanga
James A. ' d
League of Nations
Borah
Jim Reen
Jon Mitchell Chapple
New York City
Hall of Fame
Opyright
Lawyers Straying From Professional Lines
Former Vice President Thomas R Marshall warns lawyers drift from their professional duties amid politics and business influence. He urges frequent restatement of legal principles and explains how public perception shifts with changing administrations and economic emphasis.
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Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Local notes on residents and legal duties in Grafton area
The item lists names of residents and visitors including Mrs H D Cornwell Virgil Funk J N Forman and J N Scott visiting, with gatherings at Goff Shaw and others. It also quotes Indiana lawyer duties from an oath, noting responsibilities to support laws respect courts defend clients secrets and avoid improper conduct.
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Publc
Virgil Funk
Austin
E. N. Golf
W. D. Wilson
Gratton
EB. N. Goff
J.N. Forman
Philippi
G. A. Shaw
C. M. Sinclair
Dick Hamilton
G. FE. Martin
Shaw
Grafton Park
Arbogast
Pleasant Valley
Thornton
Bertie Brown
Mason Brown
Grafton
Viete Clarkgol
Detoert Wilson
Nay Forman
Charley Shaw
Clarence Cozad
Kenneth
Donald Huffman
Dent
K. J. Millers
Goff
Nelson
Stevensbury
State of
Indiana
Thej
Dusty Hite bottle and rusting pail recall vanished days
A fragment recalls a dust covered brown bottle with mouldy cork and a rusting tin pail. It notes a vanished time when the Volatoad boy died and the items were placed there, reflecting on forgotten use and memories.
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Sunkist
Princess Atalie Sunlike Indian Singer Bridges East and West
Princess Atalie Unkalunt a full-blooded Cherokee maiden touring from New York to Oklahoma inspires with song and prose as she promotes Native American culture. She met Mrs. Trainer in Salem and plans exhibitions, lectures, and writings to reshape views of Indians and advance education and citizenship. She has sung before President Wilson and advocates modern Indian identity blending tradition with modern life.
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Atalie Unkalunt
J. Edward Trainer
Salem
New York City
Oklahoma
First Sona and Danantors of America
Thomas L. Riner
Ozark
Toston
New England Conservatory of Music
Pocahontas
White House
Wilson
Trainer
West Virginia
Alie
Sunshine
Atalie
School Board of
Petropolis
France
Béaldes
West
United States
Robington Schuyler
Millie Ryan
America
Charlie Leeds
Sun- News Leader
Cleveland
Ohio
Prinses Atalie
Sunshine Rider
Land of the Sun
Jas
World Champion Egg Layer Was an Incubator Chick
Earl M. Whitney explains that the world’s long distance champ layer came from an incubator. He notes that hens can be fickle and prefer warmer weather, and that modern incubation methods disprove the idea that henhatched chicks are healthier. Detailed setup, ventilation, and care steps for incubators and nests are provided along with Pratt Institute’s resources for further guidance.
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Earl M. Whitney
Pratt Poultry Institate
Philadelphia
Pratt Experimental Station
Chambers forms charity to aid Ohio County children
Wealthy West Alexander philanthropist James B. Chambers and associates form a corporation under the Jas B Chambers memorial to establish a 500000 home for Ohio County children in Wheeling. A 200 acre farm owned by Chambers will host the home with incorporators listed as Maude A Chambers Hazel Chambers McGill David F McGill Joseph Handlan and Dr Robert J Reed.
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Ohio County
Wheeling
James 2. Chambers
West Alexander, Pa
Jas
Maude A. Chambers
West Alexander Pa
Hazel Chambers McGill
David F. McGill
Belleview, Pa
Joseph Handlan
Robert J. Reed
Alleged Fire Bugs Arrested In Wheeling
Wheeling West Virginia March 11 Alexander Sleime restaurant owner and his nephew Michael Sleime were arrested on arson charges stemming from fires in Lima Ohio valued at 20000 and insured for 11500. They claim the accusation is a frame by a discharged employee.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Maroh
Alexander Sleime
Michael Sleime
Helmont County
Ohio
Lima
Sam Dunfee
Sleime
H. H. Stroud
Cambridge
Edward Haines
Haines
Los Angeles
Dhal
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South Point
Joseph Shackleford
Trentown
Wero
Oakdale
Nova Jackson Hay
Ater
Sbinin
Jas. A. Reed
Reed
Peoria
Reords
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Sentinel
Mitchell Chapple
Blue Sky
James. Reed
Americ
Avologis
Princess Atalie
W.a People
Jennings Randolph
New York
Germany
State News
Clarksburg
John Southers
Northview
Patsy Sabatella
Howard M. Gore
Republic
Panhandle
Sam T. Mattison
Gore
Washington
Wheeling-Elm Grove
Richwood
White Sulphur Springs
State Game and Fish Commission
Morgantown
West Virginia Utilities Company
Huntington
C. Fred Edwards
Sterling Company of
Chicago
State Road Commission
Hoansea
Automobile Club
W. H. ‘Taylor
Gay Street
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