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Ynnrinine Nn
Amon Pfete MS
Ioe Fores Ma
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Sarda Simena
Routinton Fimet
Qinnatica
May Day and Mother Jones recalls amid coal era echoes
A long reminiscence surveys May Day in Europe and American labor, celebrating the 100th birthday of Mother Jones, and contrasts the era’s fiery activism with quieter coal fields. It reflects on miners, operators, and shifting conditions, then shifts to local newspaper plans in Grafton and ties to The Sentinel purchase talks with Fairmont.
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Jones
Taor
Maryland
Appalachian
Mother” Jones
United Mine Workers of America
Parlour talk and water power bill intrigue in West Virginia
In Fairmont a casual gathering with Ned and brother Boger unfolds as the West Virginian is read. The Wheeling Intelligencer urges public support to uncover the fate of the 1929 water power bill, sending letters to Senate and House judiciary members about licensing provisions and revenue shares.
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Intelligencer
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Water power license fee amendment questioned in Morgantown post
The Morgantown Post and The Intelligencer note a 1929 bill change reducing the 1 percent license to a state fee of about one fifth to one sixth of gross revenues. They urge answers from judiciary committee members about who authored the amendment and its effects, promising publication of replies.
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Water
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Eenite
Judiciary
Morgantown Post
Three Enter Guilty Pleas to Charge of Transporting Liquor
Dennis McCauley aged 19 of Flemington was jailed 30 days and fined 100 dollars for transporting liquor after being released from the Boys Industrial School at Pruntytown last December 31. Harry Cunningham 21 and Alva Knight 19, both of Flemington, also pled guilty with Knight receiving 60 days and Cunningham 30 days. all face unpaid fines and costs. Knight’s car was confiscated by state police officers C W Chipps and A G Brown and Constable C H Freeze.
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Pruntytown
Dennis McCauley
Flemington
Squire
A. R. Weston
Lauor
Harry Cunningham
Alva Knight
Knight
Cunningham
W. Chipps
A. G. Brown
Flemington State Police
C. H. Freeze
Gold Deposit Uncovered Near Cassel Germany
In Corbach Germany on May 2 the town amid Cassel’s western hills buzzed with news of a sudden gold deposit discovered after torrential miners. Historical mining near here yielded profits in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
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Germany
Cassel
Early Morning Tennis Persists for Some Enthusiasts
A tennis fan admits waking at five for a game but says the motivation for exercise isn’t strong. One hour of sleep is barely enough, even for a hardy Eskimo, highlighting the clash between dedication and tiredness.
Charleston Harbor Visit and Fort Sumpter Tour
A Charleston excursion by Mary G Moorehead with Capt Bajary includes harbor views, a climb into Fort Sumter, and a rare look at coastal defense machinery. The guide explains gun weights, magazines, and the operation of 12 inch rifles while passengers tour the fort and its underground powder stores.
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Canada
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U. S Army
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Britary
Pier Anderson
Ion
Clarleston
Battary
7Ry Holt
Baltimore & Ohio
Charleston Harbor Forts and Osceola Memorials Recalled
A fragment recounts naval actions at Fort Sumter and the Charleston harbor ring. It notes Major Anderson's withdrawal, the Confederate seizure of forts, and the storming of Osceola’s confinement at Moultrie. The piece ends pointing to Osceola’s grave marker and monuments in Charleston, with a continuation promised.
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Sullivan Island
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Florida
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Caromas
Stock Prices Take Tumble in New York Session
Stock prices fell sharply in New York on May 2 with several pivotal issues dropping from $5 to over $10 a share after morning selloff and afternoon rally. DL 8 Stebl slipped about $4 to new lows under $1.75 as Standard of N J shed $5 and Radio Westinghouse Electric Johns Manville Allied Chemical slid $6 to over $10. American Tobacco briefly rose about $8 then gave back gains.
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Sentinel
Hrades
Ned Smith
Fairmont Times
Fairmont
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Ned
Fairmont Printing & Pubaoa
New York
Stebl
Standard of
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Radio
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
Allied Chemical
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Legge States Purposes of Chamber Seeking Revision of Statute
Washington May 2 Chairman Legge of the Farm Board said the Chamber of Commerce seeks revision of the law under which the Farm Board would be made powerless. The chamber adopted a resolution condemning board policies and urging coop eratives to aid in marketing commodities cease. Legge said the chamber would sponsor another national conference to adopt resolutions of sympathy for agriculture and that the board would continue to serve the farmer.
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Legge
Farm Board
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Sion
Boia
Harleton Chosen For 1981 Convention City
Beckley West Virginia May 2 Charleston was chosen for the 1981 convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Western Virginia conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at the final session of a four day meeting here today. Officers were not elected, those named at the society's meeting in Parlie last year retaining office at Charleston convention held in April 1931.
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Beckley
W. Va
Charleston
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Western Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Parlie
Presbytery Auxiliary Meets at Greenbrier Church
Elkins May 3 24th annual meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Greenbrier Presbyterian Church of the Synod of West Virginia held last evening at Divis Memorial Presbyterian Church. See you tomorrow. Must...
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