Prohibition Debate and Roosevelt Garner Ambitions
The piece discusses California's delegation backing Garner for the Democratic nomination, Roosevelt foes, and a drawn out convention fight. It also critiques Prohibition church leaders and outlines widespread liquor issues under prohibition, noting rural and urban spread and public concern.
Clean House or the Nation Will Fall
A plea urges drastic political reform to curb mass government expansion and coercive influence on Congress. The author warns of financial ruin and a threatened credit collapse unless a capable national congress is elected to overhaul and reduce government activity and spending.
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Nartion
McDuffie
Long car crash kills Paris grocer on William Penn highway
Steubenville Ohio May 5 A C Long 55 of Paris Pa grocer was instantly killed when his car overturned on a curve along the William Penn highway near Weirton West Virginia A son A Long 18 and Harry were present in the vehicle.
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Steubenville, O
A. C. Long
Paris
Weirton
W. Va
A. Long
Harry
Kimmel Urged For Cemetery Improvement Leader Post
The article argues for honoring Mr. Kimmel with a public appointment based on his years of unpaid service on the Bluemont Improvement Association construction committee and his proven expertise in supervising cemetery restoration. It condemns the notion that public jobs should be handed to those in need and critiques government payrolls and corporate influence on legislation.
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John L. Kimmel
Bluemont Cemetery
Kimmel
Balton & Ohio
Bluemont
Pearl Street
McDuffie
National Congress
Congress
Vets Pay Cuts Proposed For Disabilities Not From War Service
Washington May 5 Archibald B Roosevelt son of the former president presented to President Hoover a letter urging action to cut off compensation paid to veterans for disabilities not resulting from war service. An American-built bridge in Canton China will be completed in June at an estimated cost of 1,200,000 dollars.
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Washington
Archibald B. Roosevelt
Hoover
Canton
Chins
Public Auction of Household Goods in Grafton WV
The administrator will sell the late Franklin T. Thayer’s household goods at his home 207 Maple Avenue Grafton West Virginia starting at 1 o clock on Saturday May 7 1932. 36-51 C. 0. Latham administrator. First notice to creditors in the matter of Wm. I. Haddix bankrupt in the Northern District of West Virginia. A meeting of creditors is set for May 13 1932 at 10:00 A M at the office of O. E. Wyckoff in Grafton to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated May 2 1932 C. E. Wyckoff referee in bankruptcy. Voters of Taylor County James C. Holt announces candidacy for Clerk of the County Court subject to Republican primary May 10. Jacob N. Yates and John D. Gerard also solicit votes for Clerk nominations. E. Bailey Wyckoff announces candidacy for House of Delegates.
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Franklin T. Thayer
Maple Avenue
Grafton
West Virginia
District Court of the United States
Wm. I. Haddix
Taylor
William S. Haddix
O. E. Wyckoff
C. E. Wyckoff
W. V
Taylor County
James C. Holt
Jacob N. Yates
Circuit Court
Chas. H. Payne
Taylor County Clerks Race Nominations Issued By Three Candidates
To the voters of Taylor County candidates announce for Clerk of the Circuit Court on the Democratic and Republican tickets for the May 10 1932 primary. Tom Payne Charles H Payne Frank Bennett and Commodore Henderson seek the office promising efficient service and asking support.
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Taylor County
Circuit Court
Tom
Taylor
G. Commodore Henderson
Republican Candidate for State Senate Nutter appeals to Eleventh district voters
Trevey Nutter, born and raised in West Virginia, declares twenty plus years as lawyer and businessman, pledging to push property tax reform, budget restraint, resource protection, and strong law enforcement. He seeks Republican nomination and asks for voter support and influence.
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West Virginia
Senate
Ae Trevey Nutter
Taylor County Political Campaign Declarations
A flood of candidate notices in Taylor County announces bids for sheriff assessor prosecuting attorney justice of the peace and county commissioner across Republican and Democratic tickets. Voters are urged to support May 10 primary elections with promises of economy fair administration and diligent public service by numerous local figures.
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Taylor County
Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Warder Seeks County Office With Pledge Of Economy
Charles H. Warder states his qualification for the county post and pledges the most economical and businesslike administration of the office. He asks for the citizens to consider his candidacy and signs his message with respect.
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Charles H. Warder
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B. F. Poe
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Virginia
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Bloomington
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Neely
Latham
John D. Gerard
House OF Delegates
E. Bailey Wyckoff
Tay
Frank M. Hollis
Frank Bennett
Fairmont, W. Va
Harvey B. Scranage
Booths Creek
Albert J. Kern
Jor County
C. E. Cain
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N. Lock
Taylor Cane
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G. Ona Sinsel
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J. Guy Allender
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J. A. Carroll
Byron
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